HOW TO INDOOR GUPPY POND | The Making Of | Step By Step (LED Lights,DIY Filter And Small Waterfall)
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2020
- Something new,something wild :D I hope you'll like it :)
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Pot 45L
Lighting LED bulb 30w 6500K
DIY filter (pump 150l/h)
Plants: Ludwigia repens rubin,Eichhornia crassipes,Pistia stratiotes,Azolla caroliniana,Phyllanthus fluitans,Lemna minor
Music: Space navigator,Angels dream (yt audio library)
#indoorpond #guppypond #pond - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
Hey guys!!! PINNED COMMENT ALERT! I see a lot of you have asked where are the guppies. Where,where,where??? :) I know this video is long but I mentioned at the end of the video when the guppies will be added to the pond. I like to make sure the pond is cycled and safe for the animals, I do it that way because I think it's right, maybe you have some other method I don't know. I don’t want to add the fish right after setting up the pond and kill it. Please be patient, I am patient. But it's worse for me because I have to watch an empty pond every day :) Guppies will be in the pond soon so stay tune... Thanks for watching and see you next time!!!
2:46 judging from the bright colour, all of them look like male guppies. You should put female guppies too.
@@gingerteddy618 Its his wish. Breeding guppies reduces the life span of the males. They also reproduce uncontrollably and could overload his pond if he doesn't have a way to reduce their numbers
smart man
Love the video, very creative! Most fishy type people know you have to wait to put the fish in unless you add active bacteria. I think they maybe wanted the whole process from start to finish in one video instead of waiting on an updated video. I've seen some youtubers do that. You get to see the plants grown in too but it just takes a month or so to release it. Either way, I enjoyed the beginning! I'm a little late so will pop over to your page and see the guppies after they've been added and if the plants grew in well😊
@@lindyp12 Thanks!! I appreciate it. Yes, some people want to see everything right away in the same video ... That's OK
:) Sometimes I make videos like that and sometimes videos like this one , it all depends on the setups.
He’s not lying I wore white gloves and the pot shattered.
Hhahhha :D Great comment :)
PAH, ONLY WHITE? Try green ones, it instantly turned to dust!
I wore the blue gloves and it exploded into flames :(
I wore red and accidentally glued myself to the pot.
Fr it be so frustrating when all you have are those opaque grey ones. They catch things on fire😓
It all looked easy until you started adding plants. That, I'm afraid, takes a whole different level of creativity. This set up is just breathtaking! A real treat for the senses :)
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"Please don't laugh at me". Haha jokes on you bro. I was crying at the end. So beautiful.
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Me too❣👍 Tears of joy👍👍👍
You're the first person I've seen use cheap lights and improving them by removing the diffuser. I've done this as well, though our lights have more rigid diffusers so I've had to use knives and saws; Still, it works. I have multiple aquariums/plant grow chambers, and all are lit by basic cheap leds.
That is amazing 👍
Thats great! Can you help me out with it, what should the LED specifications be to work well for planted tanks?
@@myst9072 Not sure I can be too helpful in terms of specifications... I mostly play it by ear :P You can use relatively weak leds if you have them close to the plants, as par rating increases drastically the smaller the distance between the light source and the plant. The opposite is true too, as the further your lights get from the plants, the more that useful light intensity drastically decreases. I use mostly the cheap 60watt equivalent house led lights (8.5watt, 760Lumins), and when they are less than a foot away from the plant leaves (provided you've removed the big round opaque covering), I'd estimate it's medium to high light conditions (I have aquariums and potted plants with lights at all different heights). I have a 7 gallon fish tank with 6 lights about 3 feet above it. Most of the surface is covered by driftwood and plants, yet the crypts rooted into the substrate get enough light to survive. The peace lily rooted on top of the driftwood protruding from the top of the tank gets enough light to bloom and runs its roots down through the water column and all throughout the gravel bottom. Most of those lights are warm white, around 2700kelvins, but 2 of the 6 are cool white, 5000k. I have a 20 gallon riparium illuminated by only 2 lights also at 3 feet up, though they're 150w equivalent warm whites. I don't have the actual rating and power on those, but it creates a low to medium light condition at that height. The lights all have cone-shaped reflectors on them to divert most of the light downward and I made them from aluminum cans. Also, I completely disassemble the lights so that only the leds, heatsinks, and hot and neutral wires are left intact. I connect all the hot and neutral wires up to a larger 2 wire cord, which is plugged into a timer, which is plugged into a wall outlet. You don't have to completely disassemble them though, but I find it saves me money having to buy those screw in light fixtures, plus they take up space.
@@WhatIsMisophonia hey thanks a lot for taking the time to answer! Guess i will have you experiment based on your answer!!
This was all made possible due to the pink gloves 😂
Yes! 😁
How beautiful, tranquil, and serene. The guppies will have a beautiful home there
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I know it has been almost 4 years but I just found this video and I'm so happy I did. Your little pond is so beautiful and so simple to make. Thank you so much! You have impressed and inspired me. I can hardly wait to find the right container and get started.
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At first you had me laughing and then while watching I was mesmerized and very relaxed from the music and presentation. Excellent work. Thank you.
Thanks!! Appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it!
I like the way your pond fits so well inside your Aquascaping room as well.
Amazing work! Always a joy to watch
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Rice fish would do well in this. They are great fish!
This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!
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Love it when i saw the branch and the cliff😍
Love the new pond set up
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I Love it cant wait to see when fish are in.
You have creative ideas. The pond has turned out to be amazing.
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Loved the intro of the video! 🤣 looks amazing. Looking forward to seeing more of your projects in the future. Big thumbs up! 👍
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That is some serious art right there!
Magnifico !!
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Awesome, but that music is enough to drive you nuts
Totally agree the music is so annoying , literally had to mute the sound.
How do people not want to change their music up at least every 10 minutes? Every 3 or 4 minutes would make sense. Couldnt watch it
Same same I muted the thing
I thought the music was alright. Not great, but just some background white noise
The music was awesomr imo. I don't mind music on loop as long as it loops well and this did.
Wow! I love this build. Awesome
Thank you so much for sharing your great work. We are a pond plants wholesaler in Malaysia and we've always wanted to promote pond in a pot idea to our community however the source of sharing on these projects are pretty limited here and your video helps a lot!
Love this!
That was awesome 👌 love to see the guppies swimming in the pond ♥️
Thanks!! Coming soon!
Love it. Wow.
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Beautiful, thanks for sharing Vladimir.
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very cool
Thank you so much!!
I think we all know that pink gloves are essential to aquascaping success. ; - )
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Very nice!
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Nice indoor pond! nice how you sealed with black silicone and put every existing floating plant species, You can start a floating plant shop now :-D
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That's a great addition to your aquarium room. You don't mess around with floating plants, IV been trying to get duckweed out of my 40cm cube for the last 6 months!
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What a great idea! It looks so nice! I can't wait to see guppies in there!
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Beautiful! Can wait for the guppies...
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Simply stunning video and beautiful idea! Had my daughter and I captivated the entire time
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absolutely beautiful indoor pond. I love this and might try it myself. I came out perfect and your fish room gallery is growing! cool pinky gloves BTW.
Thanks I appreciate!! Try it, you'll do a great job, I have no doubt 👍
That is BEAUTIFUL... thank you for sharing 🌹
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So beautiful! Inexpensive yet look expensive loving it! I would live outdoor pond this if i can only create it lol.
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love it!
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Nice guppy pond!
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So cute when choosing gloves🇹🇭👍🏼
Simply Beautiful!!
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I never thought to paint with silicone before, it giving me crazy ideas now! Thank you so much!!!
It's more like leakage protection but also painting, I guess :) Thanks for watching!!
They sell sealers appropriate for use around fish, as well as food grade silicone...
Awesome 👏🏼
Thank you very much!! 👍
Such a classy looking pond , wonder how it gets 108 dislikes. Some people just hate for the sake of hating looks like...
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This is so inspiring. :)
Relaxing works, beautiful and some humor, perfect video!
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I'm must get some pink gloves... 😅
It is a real pleasure and inspiring moment to watch your videos. You allways surprise me. 😃 I love your art.
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I like your idea of putting the tubing through the wood for your waterfall. I will probably attempt something like it this next spring with my deck pond.
Thank you and thanks for watching!!
This is amazing and has given me ideas! with 8 fish tanks I really don't need another but you've convinced me. Subbed! :)
Awesome! Thank you! :)
@Brian Roberts Maybe you can make a pond in the middle, to be the centerpiece in the fishroom. I mean if you have enough space.
Brilliant! It's so much better than people who make "ponds" with large plastic crates/bins. Congratulations on great design.
Thanks so much! 😊
As always, you make it look simple... You're a genious! Amazing!
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"Genius"....??? It's cool, but far from genius.
So relaxing and pleasurable to watch👌👌
Beautiful! ❤❤❤
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Lol it's next level aquascaping when each floating plant is placed individually instead of dumping them in and rearranging xD
Felt so nice watching this... mind calming video. Thank you so much
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gorgeously done.
Love the editing.
Thank U for listing product names and plant names. Thats always a big deal to people like me who want to know exactly what Ur growing. Can't wait for the updated videos.
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@@vladimirstojanovic3603 Very welcome.
Guess who just went and bought a large plastic pot to use as an outdoor pond?
This girl right here!
Now to find all the plants U listed. Haha.
BTW, love the fish room set up and I love that Ur channel is not just an aquascape and forget it channel. I watched the tusk one (I'm currently trying to build them with rocks. Looks like butt, but I am trying) and the minute U said it would stay... and it fell... I felt it right to my soul. I dont know how U dont glue everything together?! I personally glue my hand to the bottle and thats about how it goes.
Yes! You will make a pond. It's so awesome!
I didn't glue the Tusks, the right one stands great and the left one has already collapsed a couple of times. But I fixed it :) Thanks for watching mu videos 👍
@@vladimirstojanovic3603 I glued mine. I wish we could post pics on UA-cam. Its not as gorgeous as Urs but I am pretty stinking happy with how it came out. Thanks for the inspiration.
Already got some HUGE water lettuce in my pot pond. (To much really, going to give it to a friend) and ordered some other floating plants as well.
Beautifully done!
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Fun to watch, definitely gave me some inspiration with how you created your own water-filter setup!
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Incidentally, while I really admire your efforts here and find them inspiring, in my experience wood that is constantly wet above the waterline like this well eventually develop mold growth. It can be treated with a dab of hydrogen peroxide but will eventually come back. Depending on your water, the wood can also tend to show hard water marks/calcium lines. (Certainly, guppies need some minerals in their water to thrive.) For these reasons, I find stone/rock is better for a feature above the waterline because it can be more easily brushed clean with a wire brush. In any event, you'll probably be fine because you seem very talented but I'd welcome an update in the months ahead on any mold issues or hard water marks on the driftwood. Thank you for sharing your art.
Thanks I appreciate it!! The wood looks good for now, if mold appears the wood can be easily cleaned as it can be removed from the filter. I use RO water with buffers so I can adjust the parameters whatever I want. The water in the pond is harder because of the guppies,I think they will enjoy it here :)
But everything you mentioned to be done with rock as to why it is better is the same with the wood. Although rock wont break down same as wood. It would still take a while before there would be any negative effects of using wood and by then is when people usually tend to change their set ups anyway. The wood you can be cleaned with brushes to get the deposits off.
@@cattfishing okay, you win
@@cattfishing depending on what type of wood it is it could mould very quickly and as far as I’m aware rocks do not do this lol. There wont be many negative effects from the wood for a while I agree but a rock is definitely more suitable and durable for longer term.
Extract from an article on wood's mold resistence:
Generally, products made from a native wood have better resistance to bacteria than products made from other natural or synthetic materials. Milling et al. (2005) tested the bacterial activity of E. coli and E. faecium on pine and oak woods, which had better hygienic performance than plastics. This result was likely due to the hygroscopic properties of wood components and the antibacterial effect of wood extracts
That is so amazing. It looks wonderful. Hope all goes well and you will be able to add fish next month. Looking forward to it.
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Very cute
great little idea
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Just stunning...
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Great job. Bravo
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Your fish will love that❤️👍👍
Super cool 👍🏻
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Great build! loving it
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Lovely ,well done
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What a lovely project this is !
Beautifully filmed and edited , and very clear easy to understand steps anyone could follow .
Something quite special , I think.
Subscribed , thank you.
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Wow!! This is my favorite video you have made. Excellent work!
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This is beautiful, keep up with the good work! ❤️
Brate kralj si
That was amazingly Beautiful 😍 thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you so much!! Appreciate it 👍
Such professional work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 amazing!!!
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Wow 👍 Awesome
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Svaka čast!
Hvala!!
At 7:40 Congratulation Me and my younger brother do applaud for your filter.
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Pravi mali zen kutak, hvala na ovom divnom i poucnom videu.
Hvala na gledanju!
@@vladimirstojanovic3603 Iskreno po meni ovo jedan od najboljih edukativnih videa ovog tipa, i sam planiram gradnju jednog ovakvog pond-a. U neko dogledno vreme kontaktirao bih vas u vezi nekih biljaka ako je to moguće. Pozdrav.
@@Mojsinjski Hvala! Mozete me kontaktirati putem instagrama. Pozdrav.
@@vladimirstojanovic3603 Hvala
The best 👌
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Awesome and innovative
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Fantastic work! Loved it! looking forward for updates :)
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Beautiful 😻
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I recently purchased a huge Asian fish pot with a rosewood stand. I really want to use it for what it was really made for👍👍👍❤❤❤
Watching and learning from your exquisite video you taught me that I can have it indoors🥰🤗🙏💃💃💃 You have given me the confidence and inspiration to take the plunge🌊🐟🌊😘 The natural grow light you set up is great and your diy filter waterfall is wonderful❣❤❤❤ I have never seen anyone put a viewing area in their ponds. What a wonderful and simple idea❣❣❣ Thank you for sharing your talent🙏🤗🥰
Thank you so much for watching :) Appreciate it 👍
Great 👍
Thank you 👍
What a gorgeous work of art👌
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Beautiful..... I liked the music btw. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
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Brilliant. Well conceived and executed.
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I might suggest painting the interior of the pot black with acrylic craft paint and then sealing with 100% clear silicone that is fish safe once cured. Alternatively you can spray with black plastidip which is fish safe once cured.
That is actually great idea.
Looks amazing!
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Sorry for being late, was quite busy with a DIY project of mine for the last month. Watched the video now, from beginning till the end. These DIY projects are always super interesting to watch. Although the video is 18 minutes and when you present it like this it looks that is all easy but I know how much effort and planning goes into this. Good job 👍
Thanks I appreciate it!! This project was a little more demanding, but I am glad that I realized it.
Why does it sound like Pompiduk is "negging" you. Like picking someone up at a bar with a soft insult followed by a "sorta" compliment. Like he's busy and he took the time to view your 18 minute video and it was just "good". I really liked your content and what you've created has a top down view (fish when added) and a profile view of ghe plant. Great creativity!
@@fishfoo4887 Thank you. I appreciate it!
what a lovely work of art. kudos! keep doing works of magic... 🤗
Thank you so much 😀
Greate and Beutiful video my friend stay happy 😊👍#RiteshCT
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Great job
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really beautiful
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Amazing work! You're a very creative person, thanks for share!
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Yayy to the pink
Great job. I very like this.
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Omg! This looks amazing 🤩
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That is really nice mate. Inspired by the filter method, will use it in my own room
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Beatiful, thanks for Thais video🎉
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Beautiful gallery 👏🏼👍🏼❤️
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Wonderful 👍🏻
I live in Malaysia where one can buy ponds like this in plant nurseries. They are made from natural clay, no hole at the bottom and glazed inside that made them perfect to hold water. I have a few ponds glazed with azure blue and earth colour.
I use them for guppy, platy, tetra and swordtail.
And for the plants I planted fragrant screwpine, lotus, yellow iris and typha grass.
Thanks!! Wow That is so awesome!!