I Planted 100,000 Seeds In A Fish Tank
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2021
- I made a Bonsai Tree Fish Tank and Planted over 100,000 seeds to carpet the entire tank! I added a small school of Chili Rasbora to complete the miniature look. The tree was made from marimo moss and is a great low maintenance tank! If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe for more!
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Vast majority of aquarium plant seeds are non aquatic, or don’t grow to be what you expect. Show us what happened months after you planted these seeds, wether they died off, grew too big, or anything like that.
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there are other vides with same info but no one show what happend to them after few weeks
I enjoy experimenting with aquaponics and I can tell you that aquaponics is completely unpredictable. You're right, the outcome is never going to be what you might expect. Whether or not this is good or bad is a matter of perspective. I've had some very nice surprises and some disappointments. Ultimately, nature is going to do exactly whatever it feels like doing in any given moment, regardless of what you try to do. You can have the water, the lighting and everything absolutely perfect, and not get good results. You can also get much better results than you technically should have gotten or ever thought you could possibly get. Nature does what it wants. It is untameable. We can nudge it, guide it and give it prods and suggestions and so on, but ultimately -- its going to do exactly what it wants to do, which may or may not be what you want.
Agree, and hopefully the fish survived. You should let the tank run for a few weeks before adding fish.
@@nemofknfish Maybe it was a cycled filter.
Probably one of my dream fish tanks
Ok
Same
Then do it....
Start small enjoy it. Then get new ideas and go bigger. Awesome
@@acknowledgedofalltheconseq366 🤣🤣😂
Are u a fish?
Every aquarium and terrarium looks great when you start them. Show us this in 6 months to convince us.
Lol, facts. The seeds will definitely not stay a carpet. It’s all stem plants.
Check out Dr. Plants
Hater
Bought same seeds off Amazon
Used the short grass (5cm) in the back with the same small leaf upfront
Looked Amazing for 4-5 weeks
Then the grass just straight up uprooted itself and died
The small short leaf up front kept growing up
Got to half way up tank and lost it’s beautiful green and went yellow . It didn’t die but the leaves became long as it changed getting nutrients from it roots to leaves
These seeds are a scam . Or only good for a display tank you change it often after a week
There are no short cuts to a long term nice looking planted tank
Yeah this happened to me too, they also grew mold and I had to wait even longer to cycle it, I just now was able to remove about 95% of the plants and they have been causing issues for months.
@@KO_LE what problems?
@@simbiontedelaluz I had a lot mold growth and it caused a lot issues when they died, and got stuck in the filter, it’s much better to go without them at all
How about fake grass like Astro turf?
Did you use Co2? Also, I have seen so many videos on YT where people put WAY too many seeds, then they just choke each other out, fighting for light, nutrients etc. As a grower of microgreens, I know this all too well. So, many people say these seeds are a scam, because the seeds didn't work for them cause they didn't know what they were doing. #usererror
I'd love to know what this tank looked like a few months later. While these seeds will sprout and initially grow, I've heard they are not truly aquatic plants and because of this they'll soon die and cause an ammonia spike.
@@colossalsqvid4587 That was my suspicion. Thanks.
UA-cam encourages trash content made by trash content makers.... There are literally videos of elementary school kids ditching school which encourages young children to hide and stay home so they can watch UA-cam videos all day.
Hi, can you give us an update video on this tank? I'm curious to see how the plants are doing now and the cute fishies of course 🤗
The plants from seed are almost certainly dead by now.
@@andrewschmidt8740 kind of what I was thinking. I had similar seeds/plants. They lasted maybe 6 months
It likely was torn down the same day it was set up. The only part of this that was built with time considerations in mind was growing the sprouts in the first place. The fish were put in there the day the tank had water. Even if they were actually HC seeds, switching from effectively dry soil growth to immersed growth that early probably killed most of it - even when the roots are immersed there's a shock in switching to fully immersed growth, and these were just planted in moist open grain substrate.
These replies hit like a wet towel of reality to the face. Man, what the hell.
@@victorjun2421 A wet towel of reality? As in getting slapped in the ass by your peers wielding a wet towel in the gym wardrobe towel of reality?
I want to see this tank after the HC melts because it was grown with dry start methods and then no CO2 was set up....
3:05 Great schooling fish *one swims off in the opposite direction* 😂
Exactly what I thought, when that little rogue left his buddys.
Beautiful tank. Wish it were possible to keep it looking that pristine for more than a couple weeks.
It should, if you take care of it. It might not look 100% clear like it was on day 1, but my brother has a fish tank for at least 20 years now. If you keep the filters clean, change out the plants, and keep some Plecostomus fish in there, and keep chemicals in it to keep the nitrates and ph balance, it should be pretty clear.
Saltwater tanks should be crystal clear if you keep them right. Although they are much more expensive, and a lot harder to upkeep.
@@bryanboone7363 actually saltwater tanks are much easier to maintain then freshwater tanks. Once they are set up correctly and established they are very easy to keep. The bad thing about salt is that when a fish dies you have to have a funeral because the dang fish cost so much money.
If you don't overfeed the fish, and maintain it mostly, it should be clean.
@@charleseskildsen3317 not true at all..
@@bryanboone7363 that's not the right size for a pleco.... At most, you can put a river loach in there. Honestly though, the best thing for water clarity is proper filtration and water changes.p
These are STEM plants. They will not “carpet” for long. They shoot up quickly and grow sporadically over the tank
Soooo beautiful! I love what you did with the bonsai.
Such simplicity in design; so beautiful.
This is an amazing tank, keeping this same look I would change the marimo moss balls, just seems like it’s too formal/smooth and missing the tiny yet distinct individuality that real leaves provide
rasboras are actually not really schooling fish, they usually just show this behaviour when just added to the aquarium. A few days later and they are all over the place.
Tf are you smoking? They are 100% schooling fish
I've kept dozens of microrasbora brigittae over the years, in different sized tanks, and have never seen them school.
You did a fantastic job, nearly didn't watch when I saw a tree under water.
Glad I did watch, very inspiring
I Love these videos, idk why, maybe cos it’s so interesting to see the progress of making a fish tank!. Pls keep uploading :)
This is absolutely beautiful! I would love to try this instead of the traditional fish tank, I love bonsai trees
Very cool! I wish Bonsai's weren't so expensive 😥 I absolutely am obsessed with them but cannot afford them. I once had a bonsai and had to leave the state so I planted that sucker in the ground and it grew so well because it was in Florida. I've even seen people plant Bananas in Florida because of such humidity and they flourish
A Bach prelude and the beauty of this video. Wonderful.
The video was intricate, soothing and satisfying to watch. Such an indulgence.
Simply beautiful, my problem is to maintain the water clear for healthy fish, yours looks stunning.
"They are a great schooling fish"
Fish at 3:06: *proceeds to swim away from the group*
A truly amazing tank, thank you for sharing
I used to have wall to wall aquariums, terrariums, such a fascinating, soothing hobby.
Hope soon back at it a lil after years off
Hygrophila polysperma seeds for anyone interested, you'll either get those or random seed
It is amazing, I did almost the same thing and I ended up getting web-like mold all through my substrate before I got any significant ground cover growth. Had to completely start over. Just goes to show how my luck runs.
It's not luck, she's misinforming you. These seeds are a scam and will rot off. People in the fsh world know about this
You can sterilize the substrate before putting it in:..
I've found adding moss stops mold growth.
Mycelium grows in aquatic as well as terrestrial settings. Was it mycelium or fuzzy mold?
I saved a setup where someone was going to bleach 😳 the tank because of the mold growth...
They simply needed some Malaysian trumpet snails to keep their substrate properly turned, and then everything was okay 🤷♂️
Love all the aquariums you put together
What a gorgeous tank!! 🤩
Beautiful tank! I love the bonsai and seeing the seeds grow
Incredible job. Love the tank!!
I'm in love with this tank!
One of the most beautiful Aquariums I've ever seen
This is one of the coolest ideas I've ever seen for a fish tank. I could watch it for hours on end.
Wow! Very well done/damn extremely cool 🥰😍!
I would like to see how this tank looks like a couple month later! Pleas make a follow up video.
The aquatic plants might still be fine, but those plants from seeds will be dead
One of the most satisfying things I’ve watched in awhile. 😊🤯
That was awesome! Looks really cool.
Your Tanks Are Just BREATHTAKING. You’re so Underrated it’s INSANE!! The Quality of These Videos is Amazing!! And the Fact That You Enjoy This Makes It The Best Part. +1 Amazed Fan.
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Whether it lasts or not, there is no denying it looks amazing! :)
Yeah, cus why not invest $1,200 in something that will only last 2 days... Why bother being intelligent about anything
So cute how those little fishies are staying together
I'm blown away. Fantastic & beautiful
Something about a carpet of sprouts really gets to me. Almost like I wanna shrink myself down and roll around in it😂
Beautifully done .. and loved watching you put it all together way you did. Really enjoyed that .. new subscriber right here 😊
Well that does it,,, this one has convinced me to start again 👍
Thank you,,,,10 years ago I gave up fish,,,, here we go again 🤘💚
WOW, you really put a period after beautiful fish Tank. Great effort and design.
You should have put the moss on the wood when sowing the seeds, that way the moss would also bind and help collect moisture.
I think it is lovely, and I would keep it more as a living terrarium, covered constantly with plastic to keep high humidity in and put a better layer of sand then charcoal then soil.. and not use as a fish tank, but for plants. Adding possibly some beautiful small lizards and/ or tropical frogs and snails ..
great idea!
Bring me back memories! I started some on my 20L and they lasted for 2 years until I took the tank down. As they get older, they dont retain the short leaves, it eventually grow out pretty tall and long.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this Bliss. Remain Blessed and a Blessing.
This is very calming to watch! loved every second of this video!
Do you think you could list the items you use in the video down in the description box along with where you purchased them?:) I totally want to decorate my tank like this!
Hi Noel - I just updated the description to include all of the products I used in this video. Please let me know if you. have any specific questions! Always here to help :)
You don't mention what kind of seed. Could you add that, please?
@@Bookwyrme ‘Hemianthus callitrichoides (HC) 'Cuba' is one of the smallest ground creepers available in the hobby. It is popular as a carpet as its small size makes for a very fine carpet and contrasts well with even other small leaved plants. ... HC Cuba grows slightly faster than Monte carlo and has smaller leaves and stems.’
Google is a blast, try it sometime 😂
Love the dramatic cinematography for assembling a friggin' fish tank
Now that's how you make a small home tank absolutely 💯 awesome 👌
Nice work, looks great. 40 years ago I remember spending many weekends paying a visit to a local fish store with the kids to watch them feed the sharks and roam around looking at the hundreds of tanks on display with little eco systems just like this. Great hobby to have.
#wap
@@lopwr1212 now is not the time
That was one of the most beautiful tank DIY I have ever seen! ❤
This is probably the prettiest tank I’ve ever seen 😍😍😍
Beautifully done bonsai scape
I loved this one, that was awesome placing the bonsai tree on the rocks and creating a bridge of sorts. Just slow it down so that we can enjoy more of it and please narrate. You are obviously very talented and knowledgeable
I am experimenting using voiceovers on my videos to provide the viewer with more information. I think you make an excellent point and I'm looking forward to sharing those videos to my YT channel. Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous little tank 👍🏻
Wow. That is an amazing tank.
Beautiful as always
This is absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing! PLEASE post updates! Would love to see growth!
No updates as it turns to shit in a month.
What kind of seeds were they and how long were you able to maintain this tank without death of the fish or the plants?
Its so relaxing to watch. Thanks
Sweet a nice set up and a great quality informative presentation.
It's nice to listen to you and watch you, I wish you further development
of this channel
you're the best UA-camr
Really appreciate this! I'm trying my best and want to make some longer vlogs for you guys 😍
Most people could have the tank setup beautifully within the first few days or weeks. But, will it sustain, say, after 3 months ?
Almost definitely not. "Aquatic" plants grown from purchased seeds are almost never actually aquatic, and will rot after some time, polluting the aquarium.
Sounds very action-packed.
Wow that looks amazing
The seeds would have grown to be longer than the bonsai tree by now. Right?😂
No, those seeds are not actually aquatic plants, and they will die and rot within a couple of months, polluting the aquarium.
I didn't notice you add CO2. I feel like those sprouts died off in a matter of days. Would love to see an update
The fish produce CO2
Its so
PRETTY!
This is so beautiful! My fish would lovvvvve this!
Once you trim those plants they die, or just wait 6 months and they start to die off
I've heard this! They were sold as HC so I guess time will tell and I'll keep you posted
@@AquariumInfo Has there been an update on this? purchased them based on your video because they looked great, although I'm not getting any growth. Running a 36 gallon dry seeding. I went back to Amazon to see if anybody else had similar issues and then saw that their species may not be as advertised. Curious to know what your results have been, but your videos are incredible.
@@AquariumInfo you need co2 for HC
The comments here show how little everyone knows about aquascaping and fish keeping. The seeds are not aquatic. They are emerced plants or semi aquatic. They will die off within a month or 2. The tank isn't cycled so the fish would've died when the aquasoil leeches ammonia. It's rather irresponsible to show the wrong way of doing things and ending up killing fish and wasting money
I'm not an expert by any means when it comes to keeping fish but I was so confused when she added the water after the plants like that. I've seen people do this and the plants and substrates sprawl out everywhere 😂
This is incredibly beautiful
Soo 🤩 pretty. Underwater bonsai tree is the best idea ever.
That is beautiful. The little fish are like a flock of birds.
That is absolutely amazing
That looked awesome
Oh yeah my most awaiting video!❤️
What a beautiful fish tank!!
Watching with Bose headphones really enhanced the experience ! Thanks for the the great mix of sound effects !
You're one of the best, thank you fo this.
Wow thats beautiful
Breath takingly beautiful 🥰
Those Fish are Extremely Lucky To be living in such a beautiful tank! 🐟🐠
Probably died due to being added to a brand new tank.
Indeed it does give a beautiful scenery in your room. I’m envious of you. I wish I had a Japanese style fish tank and at night it would glow a dim light. That’d be beautiful.
Beautiful scenery for a day or so, then it needs broken down. A tank put together like this will not survive long - those plants will die in a week or less, and the whole tank is impossible to clean properly as it is.
this was so calm yet so intense
Now that us a fish tank! WOW!
Wow that’s beautiful
The musics are so well charm the asmr of preparation also good when see in detail perspective make me dream in fish tank with surrounding of grass hill and one bonsai tree massive as the fish see
Wow! This is awesome stuff sister. I need to try this for sure. 😉👍👍👍
Thoroughly enjoyed
Very satisfying to watch.
This was so calming ty. 😌
Beautiful! 😍
Wow that is gorgeous!
Im glad you count them all
AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!
My roommate in college had a fresh water tank with plants growing in it, it was so cool. If I remember correctly it became overgrown after a while