Yes I know that tannins are good. I don't know exactly what comes out of this wood, but the smell wasn't very good either. I find alder cones and catappa leaf much safer.
Are backyard pinecones safe? How often do you re- landscape the terrarium? Annually? Biannually? Triannually? My beta lived 4 yrs (after purchase) in a filled 5 gal tank, is it sufficient? Your 10 gal tank appears to contain less than half capacity of water.
Some info: the brown water leaking from the wood are the same tannin as from the catappa leaves. It is completely safe and the smell you mentioned in another comment is just the normal smell of the wood, not pleasant but not toxic at all. Next time you can do like 3 water changes to keep the tannin and to remove the wood smell or as you mentioned just boil it. Amazing scape otherwise !
Soo true. Took a little time for my water to reach it's normal color again from the wood tannin. "But, learning it was safe, was "definitely a 😌 relief.
no offense but that rama twist root is just something from an obsolete planet it stinks whatever you do [no matter how much you soak it boil it........ughhh....
This is absolutely gorgeous and your editing skills are top notch!!! I had a betta years ago and now I am really wanting to get one again and give it a proper home like you have. I hate seeing them put in little glasses and vases and being used for flippant display. They are beautiful fish that deserve proper aquarium setups!
Absolutely beautiful! I love how many plants that are but that is so open as well! I think I definitely have some inspiration on how to set up my second tank today!
For anyone who sees the moss ball and wants to get one: make sure you either get them from a reputable seller or *thoroughly* check yours for zebra mussels, an extremely invasive and damaging species that have been spotting in moss balls a lot lately.
@@aylaktavsan they were banned from the entire country if I remember correctly, and I think it may be limited to one exporting country I don’t quite remember. My store had a couple come in with them, we took the salinity up to over 15ppt. You could taste the salt in the air.
@@mallorys2793 I’m not sure about Canada’s status on them because of the Zebra muscles, but they’ll likely be widely unavailable until the Russia Ukraine conflict is solved and Ukraine is able to resume its exportation of them. They were the major exporter of the plant. Japan has classified them as a protected species, thus limiting or even banning exporting them on a wide scale. From what I hear a lot of their’s sold in LFS’s are imported from Ukraine. I hope we get them back soon, they’re such a great plant.
Yerrible???? This is a beautiful black water tank i would kil to havePerfect fpr Lemon, Serpe, Golf snf Fismonf tetrsd sd well as many SE Asian fish like rasporas, loaches, Badis Badis some gouramis that are small or peaceful.
Yes I know that tannins are good. I don't know exactly what comes out of this wood, but the smell wasn't very good either. I find alder cones and catappa leaf much safer.
I love that you don’t focus only on aesthetic side in this video, but you truly consider and recreate all the conditions it has in it’s natural evironment, which are needed to keep the fishes healthy and happy, great work 👏
First and only video I've seen from you so far and I'm in love with your video style. The music is awesome and the cinematic shots of the plants and completed tank are beautiful! Your betta is absolutely stunning :)
I know, I use alder cones. But I had no idea what would come out of it, so I played it safe. I don't like purigen, it's expensive and after a while it's not regenerable.
Another amazing, though simple, tank. Just really like your style and I think even the biggest aquarium critics must admit that this makes for a fine addition to a living/office space.
I recently got a betta after being out of the aquarium hobby for several years and after doing research on bettas ive also learned that bettas prefer the murky type water. I love the setup, hopefully as the months go on mine will be just a pretty and natural looking 😊
Hi, would be great if you post your entire list (plant names, fishes, etc.,) that has been used in this video so would be great for us to understand and replicate it at our place. Thanks in advance.
So beautiful! I'm curious though, are asparagus ferns meant to be in that much water/ safe for fish? I have a huge asparagus fern and it doesn't require that much water. Everything I'm researching says not to put them in a fish tank because they're toxic 😅
Ferns are very tricky at times, you can easily over water which kills them. How do you think they will go having their roots only in water? I can se that the roots aren’t fully submerged tho, but I was still thinking they’ll get too much water. I’ve killed so many ferns in pots I have now given up, not enough water, too much or something else…they just die on me. Also the same with the Ivy plant? I just killed a variegated one by it sitting in too much water. Cut all stems off to see if it shoots again but I doubt it. Please let us know how they go on the wood. I’d luv to use wood hanging into n over a tank like yours…
You might want to try wick watering for your trouble plants. I use acrylic yarn for a wick out of one of the bottom holes and potting soil that is 1 part peat, 1 part perlite, with a little worm poop mixed in. Also, some plants can do well with just their roots in aquarium water because the filter helps keep the water fresh and oxygenated.
I really do love the tank, looks amazing; only thing I would say is that corydoras do prefer a fine sand due to them sifting through it to find food, as a result some can cut themselves on gravel and that obviously leaves them open to infection. It is a smooth gravel so not the worst thing, but I just wanted to let you know
Yes I know that tannins are good. I don't know exactly what comes out of this wood, but the smell wasn't very good either. I find alder cones and catappa leaf much safer.
Beautiful work and spectacular video quality! One question... I don't quite understand how emerged plants get nourishment. Could you explain to me? Thank you
Amazing video, i was vibing to the music which was really relaxing 😌 love the color orange on your backlght which is a mellow touch, honestly though when you were acclimating your fish, and you poured the corys in, i would not mix any of the water from the bag the corys were in or your snail bc that most definitely cross contaminates your water, it can sadly introduce a disease or something funky from your lfs, i usually just use a shrimp net or if they are big enough i grab them and slowly release them into the tank, whatever your method is, thats your choice but highly recommend never pouring water from the bag the fish are in, into the tank, a few years back i did that into my fluval flex 15 right, about a hundred dollars of cpd's dwarf emeralds, sparkling gouramis and they were so nice and chunky and i loved them, so one day i bought a tiny female rocket killifish, she was so small, like a cm long, super suspect but i just poured her out with the water in the bag she came in, bc she was so small, had a bad feeling about it at my lfs... but bought her anyway.... and low and behold a few days later, little red worm hanging out her butt, and that was camellanus worms, infected all my nano fish and killed them in 2wks...it was so prolific you have to treat the water column and there food with fenbendazole, and once its in one of your tanks, its probably in your other tanks, like extremely freaking bad parasite, it was a nightmare, the worm litterly killed my fish bc i poured her and her disease into my tank, i then had to bleach it out, lost everything and all my plants also it was a bummer 😕
Stunning. Its the most beautiful Video i‘ve ever seen. Really inspiring. Thank u. One question: Which Gravel is it? Dennerle Planter Hunter River S, River L or Yukon? Greetings from Hamburg, S
Your videos got me into this hobby about a year ago. Love them, and hope for more content!! A question I have regarding the ferns. I tried Asparagus setaceus in my shallow, cleaned the roots from the soil, had it acclimate to water for 3 weeks, and moved to shallow with only roots in water. After a week or so, the leaves went yellow. I may have damaged roots when I made the bush smaller, or could my light be to intense?
I too have a small (45l) tank like that, but it's super old now (started in august 2017). But hey, my harlequin rasboras are still alive and active, those little beasts lol However, they're slowly getting cataract. I guess this is what it's like to get old. Your betta will live many years because it has a decent owner!
Your video skills are off the charts. Well done. The scape is totally not for me, the fertilizer for aquaplants when you have only terra plants and the store water in the tank. Not for me.
wonderful excellent great !!! your video inspired me alot... just start my aquascaping this year i have few questions to ask 1. plant that you planted on the top no need soil ? 2. is thats root can able to live without soil? 3. what kind of plant are suitable to planting on the of water? 4. can i know with music that you use end of video( something indian version? thanks in advance inspire us more
Amazing video mate. Does all those ferns roots are completely dipped in water ? Or partially dipped? And have you used any fertiliser for the water ? If so how which fertiliser and often you have used? And how often we have to spray water to these ferns. Sorry for asking too many questions. I love growing ferns on my tank. Could you please help tell me 😊
The red berries of _Asparagus setaceus_ are very toxic, especially to pets. Bear that in mind if you fall in love with that plant, get rid of it's flowers as soon as you see them. Hedera is also toxic, that counts for pets as well. So if you have pets, stick with Maidenhair, it's safe :) Otherwise, beautiful scape, as always.
Amazing as always :) Sadly one of my cats likes to nibble on all my house plants. Apart from Maidenhair the other plants used in this scape are toxic for cats. I'll try to create something similar with feline friendly alternatives this year.
I really enjoyed this video. I particularly enjoyed that it was a real experience of tanin leaching and wood slime most people don't show this and treat it a s a failure. I loved how your showed how to work with it. Your cinematography is stunning.
I'm planning to make my first paludarium but I have no idea what materials to get, but because of this video I might be able to get started! Thanks for putting all of the info it really helps alot!
Very beautiful tank ! Just one advise neretina do a lot of eggs on your Wood , it s not very beautiful after … maybe you can replace by Clithon and move neritina in a orher tank with no Wood ? . But your tank is Very interesting ! I do the same type of tank in my office ;)
The tank looks great. But how would you clean up the tank. Apart from 50% of water change for every week, if I want to clean the entire tank, then I need to take all the plants off..!!
Threres no such thing as beneficial bacteria start, scam to get newbies money… should’ve just got some dirt from a running tank Other than that loved the video, tank looks awesome
Even the snail needs to be in plastic bag before get into to new tank ???? Wow this is new to me, you make it to the new level of safetiness. And you can use Seachem Purigen for the color from the wood.
It's a nice tank set-up but the water is too yellow looking for my taste though tannin is good. I have so many marino moss balls in my tank set-up I love them you inspired me to get an maiden hair fern to put in my tank set-up. I love the look of this plant but kill it each time in soil so perhaps water will help it thrive. I have so far 4 bamboo and one lily growing in my filter box as I am scared to take the lid off my tank in case Toby my betta tries to jump out!
Always nice to see your gorgeous face. I admire your artistic scaping so much. I really find you to be one of the unique designers no matter the layout. I still love the wood scape that hangs over edge into tank and doesn’t even touch the substrate…easy to lift if needed but nothing contaminating the gravel/substrate. Leaves all that underneath area to view the fish you had…that’s my fave scape…..well until today maybe..lol Love from Perth, West Australia…Lisa
Its great what you did here. But tannins are not toxic. Boiling the wood doesnt prevent it either. In fact. It will remove most of it but it can also destroy the fibers causing the wood to rot faster. Especialy thinner pieces. Its better to do frequent waterchanges and to filter over active carbon to remove tannins when they are unwanted.
Hi I had a question about your light stand I scrolled through the comments and noticed you’ve been asked and answered a couple times already but with the flat nano+ did u just use two of the metal supports and screw them together or did u glue them together sorry if my question is a bother I just really wanted to recreate the tank for my room
@@TheCineScaper Ayee thanks!! been watching your stuff for years! gonna pick up a pair of the clippers! come out with more products bru! much love from India!
Just to clear things up, tannins are not toxic to fish. Bettas, tetras, discus, angels, and shrimp thrive in acidic, tannic water.
Yes I know that tannins are good. I don't know exactly what comes out of this wood, but the smell wasn't very good either. I find alder cones and catappa leaf much safer.
Are backyard pinecones safe? How often do you re- landscape the terrarium? Annually? Biannually? Triannually? My beta lived 4 yrs (after purchase) in a filled 5 gal tank, is it sufficient? Your 10 gal tank appears to contain less than half capacity of water.
@@emihayashi7725 no because they have sapp in them most likely, pine of anything isnt good for aquariums. Alder cones are different then pinecones
@@austinpoland4141 Thank you 🐠
Shrimp do not prefer acidic water, they do best in higher pH with more minerals than tannins in the water.
Some info: the brown water leaking from the wood are the same tannin as from the catappa leaves. It is completely safe and the smell you mentioned in another comment is just the normal smell of the wood, not pleasant but not toxic at all. Next time you can do like 3 water changes to keep the tannin and to remove the wood smell or as you mentioned just boil it.
Amazing scape otherwise !
Thanks!
Soo true. Took a little time for my water to reach it's normal color again from the wood tannin. "But, learning it was safe, was "definitely a 😌 relief.
no offense but that rama twist root is just something from an obsolete planet
it stinks whatever you do [no matter how much you soak it boil it........ughhh....
Actually tannins are good for fish
Never boil the wood!
This is absolutely gorgeous and your editing skills are top notch!!! I had a betta years ago and now I am really wanting to get one again and give it a proper home like you have. I hate seeing them put in little glasses and vases and being used for flippant display. They are beautiful fish that deserve proper aquarium setups!
Absolutely beautiful! I love how many plants that are but that is so open as well! I think I definitely have some inspiration on how to set up my second tank today!
Good luck for your next tank!
Yes sir
Design & production are NEXT level! Thx for the content 🙏🏻
For anyone who sees the moss ball and wants to get one: make sure you either get them from a reputable seller or *thoroughly* check yours for zebra mussels, an extremely invasive and damaging species that have been spotting in moss balls a lot lately.
Never heard of it, but thanks for the information!
I've even heard of them being banned in some states in USA as they can contain zebra mussels which are awful.
@@aylaktavsan they were banned from the entire country if I remember correctly, and I think it may be limited to one exporting country I don’t quite remember. My store had a couple come in with them, we took the salinity up to over 15ppt. You could taste the salt in the air.
I've wanted one for 3 years now, but they're not sold anywhere in Ontario rn :( I'll just keep waiting sighh
@@mallorys2793 I’m not sure about Canada’s status on them because of the Zebra muscles, but they’ll likely be widely unavailable until the Russia Ukraine conflict is solved and Ukraine is able to resume its exportation of them. They were the major exporter of the plant.
Japan has classified them as a protected species, thus limiting or even banning exporting them on a wide scale. From what I hear a lot of their’s sold in LFS’s are imported from Ukraine.
I hope we get them back soon, they’re such a great plant.
Great video as usual! It would be perfect without the Corydoras... They need fine sand and live in group of 6-8 minimum.
As well as 20g min
Do the above-water plant roots rot?
Yerrible???? This is a beautiful black water tank i would kil to havePerfect fpr Lemon, Serpe, Golf snf Fismonf tetrsd sd well as many SE Asian fish like rasporas, loaches, Badis Badis some gouramis that are small or peaceful.
Yes I know that tannins are good. I don't know exactly what comes out of this wood, but the smell wasn't very good either. I find alder cones and catappa leaf much safer.
This guy scape 1 tank and its nicer than my 20 tanks i keep for 15 years lol
You sure build good aquariums!
I love that you don’t focus only on aesthetic side in this video, but you truly consider and recreate all the conditions it has in it’s natural evironment, which are needed to keep the fishes healthy and happy, great work 👏
Thank you!
Beautiful setup. Will love to know how you made the DIY stand for the ONF light.
I made from a chihiros lamp stand.
First and only video I've seen from you so far and I'm in love with your video style. The music is awesome and the cinematic shots of the plants and completed tank are beautiful! Your betta is absolutely stunning :)
Thank you very much! :)
Mantabs banget channelnya. SEMANGAT!!!
FIRST!
ohhh... u cheating!!!
sorry🤓
Bro what the brown water (tannins) is not harmful for livestock.. also get some purigen cleans that shit right up
I know, I use alder cones. But I had no idea what would come out of it, so I played it safe. I don't like purigen, it's expensive and after a while it's not regenerable.
The maidenhair fern looks absolutely spot on for a set like this, and the maidenhair will love the water! Absolutely stunning work.
Another amazing, though simple, tank. Just really like your style and I think even the biggest aquarium critics must admit that this makes for a fine addition to a living/office space.
Thanks mate, I love when an aquarium is a real addition to a space!
Though simple…funny twat
The moment you bring up the plants for planting, heart fills with expectation & joy
Whats name the woods you have there bro sorry i'm asking🙇♂️🙇♂️
nice to see a healthy 3 year old betta, mine is 3 years young as well...and i hope for some more years ;o)
"Wow!" What an amazing looking Aquarium. I know the Betta and his buddies are enjoying it.😄
I'm still a kid, but I hope to one day be able to make aquascapes as gorgeous as yours :)
it is never too early to start buddy! Wish you the best
Nice south Asian music
Thank you for giving such a wonderful home to your beautiful Betta!
They deserve it ☺
Wont the Asparagus Setaceous' t
root system rot if placed inside the water?
great my friend 👍👍👍
I recently got a betta after being out of the aquarium hobby for several years and after doing research on bettas ive also learned that bettas prefer the murky type water. I love the setup, hopefully as the months go on mine will be just a pretty and natural looking 😊
Id love to see how you create your light stands and what specs you might look for in your diy light sources. Love your esthetic!
I'll keep in my mind!
Hi, would be great if you post your entire list (plant names, fishes, etc.,) that has been used in this video so would be great for us to understand and replicate it at our place. Thanks in advance.
Great idea, thanks!
I have a betta and you have gave me so much inspiration for making my new tank and I can't wait to see more!
So beautiful! I'm curious though, are asparagus ferns meant to be in that much water/ safe for fish? I have a huge asparagus fern and it doesn't require that much water. Everything I'm researching says not to put them in a fish tank because they're toxic 😅
Amazing as usual , i wish i have money for build such beautiful tanks aswell , but i can barely feed myself xD
I hope you the best!!! keep going
What is the name of the statue next to the tank and were did you buy it?
when you love everything about nature......this is jus a work of art!.....wow! amazing!
Ferns are very tricky at times, you can easily over water which kills them. How do you think they will go having their roots only in water? I can se that the roots aren’t fully submerged tho, but I was still thinking they’ll get too much water. I’ve killed so many ferns in pots I have now given up, not enough water, too much or something else…they just die on me. Also the same with the Ivy plant? I just killed a variegated one by it sitting in too much water. Cut all stems off to see if it shoots again but I doubt it.
Please let us know how they go on the wood.
I’d luv to use wood hanging into n over a tank like yours…
You might want to try wick watering for your trouble plants. I use acrylic yarn for a wick out of one of the bottom holes and potting soil that is 1 part peat, 1 part perlite, with a little worm poop mixed in. Also, some plants can do well with just their roots in aquarium water because the filter helps keep the water fresh and oxygenated.
DIY Self-Watering Fern Mountain Table Top Planter - UA-cam - ua-cam.com/video/AsgI4Pjf0h0/v-deo.html
This is hydroponics. The water doesn't stagnate like in a pot, so the roots don't rot. They like it that way and they grow fast.
I really do love the tank, looks amazing; only thing I would say is that corydoras do prefer a fine sand due to them sifting through it to find food, as a result some can cut themselves on gravel and that obviously leaves them open to infection. It is a smooth gravel so not the worst thing, but I just wanted to let you know
Thanks!
thats the same a thought
@@rob-od1vm ?
@@sammora470 that the soil/ rocky ground is bad for the corydoras
@@rob-od1vm Yes, I was asking what the question is, that previous comment doesn't make sense dude.
Hi liked it! But I recomend you put sand becasuse You have corydoras!. the sand for corydoras is much better!!
Hey...I am seriously always waiting for your astonishing videos....
And this video is also wonderful...I want to visit your this room once...
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful work!!!!!!
Just found your channel, very inspiring! Thank you! Now, to set up my Betta's new tank, blessed with your ideas :)
The camera work and music is amazing as well... superb.
Where can i buy this chinese statue?
It is from Mömax
Thank you for your videos. I can't tell you how relaxing they are in these really chaotic times. Thank you
Thank you, I am glad for your feedback!
Tanins arent toxic dude
Yes I know that tannins are good. I don't know exactly what comes out of this wood, but the smell wasn't very good either. I find alder cones and catappa leaf much safer.
Beautiful! How do you deal with the nerites eggs?
I don't like them :( But I like these snails :)
Spasibo... For this Film..
Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Remember, the species name (specific epithet) in your titles should not be capitalized-- only the genus.
Thanks for the info!
cool scapes
Beautiful work and spectacular video quality! One question... I don't quite understand how emerged plants get nourishment. Could you explain to me? Thank you
How did plants adapt to growing without soil out of aquarium
I was asking the same question. And seem like no one has this question.
I could watch this for hours. Very relaxing.
I love the music 🎶 nice work! 👍
Thanks mate!
This is not just another fish video, it is literally a therapy. infact all your videos.
Amazing video, i was vibing to the music which was really relaxing 😌 love the color orange on your backlght which is a mellow touch, honestly though when you were acclimating your fish, and you poured the corys in, i would not mix any of the water from the bag the corys were in or your snail bc that most definitely cross contaminates your water, it can sadly introduce a disease or something funky from your lfs, i usually just use a shrimp net or if they are big enough i grab them and slowly release them into the tank, whatever your method is, thats your choice but highly recommend never pouring water from the bag the fish are in, into the tank, a few years back i did that into my fluval flex 15 right, about a hundred dollars of cpd's dwarf emeralds, sparkling gouramis and they were so nice and chunky and i loved them, so one day i bought a tiny female rocket killifish, she was so small, like a cm long, super suspect but i just poured her out with the water in the bag she came in, bc she was so small, had a bad feeling about it at my lfs... but bought her anyway.... and low and behold a few days later, little red worm hanging out her butt, and that was camellanus worms, infected all my nano fish and killed them in 2wks...it was so prolific you have to treat the water column and there food with fenbendazole, and once its in one of your tanks, its probably in your other tanks, like extremely freaking bad parasite, it was a nightmare, the worm litterly killed my fish bc i poured her and her disease into my tank, i then had to bleach it out, lost everything and all my plants also it was a bummer 😕
Stunning. Its the most beautiful Video i‘ve ever seen. Really inspiring. Thank u.
One question:
Which Gravel is it? Dennerle Planter Hunter River S, River L or Yukon?
Greetings from Hamburg,
S
Ну,это просто шедевр!И очень приятно и комфортно смотреть.Спасибо большое вам и успехов !
I'm coming.
That indian flute background music at the last surely is so pleasing and satisfying !
Loved the scape mate 😊❤
I love also those relaxing beats!
Nice video, I really like your editing. In Spain we see many of you. All the best
Your videos got me into this hobby about a year ago. Love them, and hope for more content!! A question I have regarding the ferns. I tried Asparagus setaceus in my shallow, cleaned the roots from the soil, had it acclimate to water for 3 weeks, and moved to shallow with only roots in water. After a week or so, the leaves went yellow. I may have damaged roots when I made the bush smaller, or could my light be to intense?
I too have a small (45l) tank like that, but it's super old now (started in august 2017). But hey, my harlequin rasboras are still alive and active, those little beasts lol
However, they're slowly getting cataract. I guess this is what it's like to get old.
Your betta will live many years because it has a decent owner!
Good to hear you're doing well!
Hello, it's very very beautiful !!!
Can I plant in Dennerle Planthunter ?
Thanks so much (sorry for my english but i'm french)
gorgeous tank! lucky inhabitants!
I love nature and this one
Your video skills are off the charts. Well done. The scape is totally not for me, the fertilizer for aquaplants when you have only terra plants and the store water in the tank. Not for me.
wonderful excellent great !!!
your video inspired me alot...
just start my aquascaping this year
i have few questions to ask
1. plant that you planted on the top no need soil ?
2. is thats root can able to live without soil?
3. what kind of plant are suitable to planting on the of water?
4. can i know with music that you use end of video( something indian version?
thanks in advance
inspire us more
Amazing video mate. Does all those ferns roots are completely dipped in water ? Or partially dipped? And have you used any fertiliser for the water ? If so how which fertiliser and often you have used? And how often we have to spray water to these ferns. Sorry for asking too many questions. I love growing ferns on my tank. Could you please help tell me 😊
Very creative! You put a lot of love into that aquarium, and it "definitely show's. Absoultely Stunning!"
Thank you!
The red berries of _Asparagus setaceus_ are very toxic, especially to pets. Bear that in mind if you fall in love with that plant, get rid of it's flowers as soon as you see them. Hedera is also toxic, that counts for pets as well. So if you have pets, stick with Maidenhair, it's safe :)
Otherwise, beautiful scape, as always.
Love this setup! 🔥🔥🔥😍
My cloudy water isn't fixing up what should I do? I've added a photos plant recently
Amazing! How did you remove the tannins from the tank? Only water changes?
The cinematography deserves an excellent award. It's brilliant.
Amazing as always :) Sadly one of my cats likes to nibble on all my house plants. Apart from Maidenhair the other plants used in this scape are toxic for cats. I'll try to create something similar with feline friendly alternatives this year.
Try catnip? 🤔
I really enjoyed this video. I particularly enjoyed that it was a real experience of tanin leaching and wood slime most people don't show this and treat it a s a failure. I loved how your showed how to work with it. Your cinematography is stunning.
Thank you so much, I try to make my videos more authentic
I'm planning to make my first paludarium but I have no idea what materials to get, but because of this video I might be able to get started! Thanks for putting all of the info it really helps alot!
Oh good job on your first one! Tag me in the results. Would love to see that.
Very beautiful tank !
Just one advise neretina do a lot of eggs on your Wood , it s not very beautiful after … maybe you can replace by Clithon and move neritina in a orher tank with no Wood ? .
But your tank is Very interesting ! I do the same type of tank in my office ;)
Nice music
I don't know what impresses me more about thecinescaper his aquascaping skills or the editing/filming. This guy B-roll is Hollywood stuff!
Thank you! :)
The tank looks great. But how would you clean up the tank.
Apart from 50% of water change for every week, if I want to clean the entire tank, then I need to take all the plants off..!!
I feel like I just watched a National Geographic episode …👌🏼
Threres no such thing as beneficial bacteria start, scam to get newbies money… should’ve just got some dirt from a running tank
Other than that loved the video, tank looks awesome
good listening... don"T forget me to goes duit and goes natural support good luck always thank you very much
Even the snail needs to be in plastic bag before get into to new tank ???? Wow this is new to me, you make it to the new level of safetiness. And you can use Seachem Purigen for the color from the wood.
Pięknie ale jest coś takiego, jak szok osmotyczny... temperatura to nie wszystko.
It's a nice tank set-up but the water is too yellow looking for my taste though tannin is good. I have so many marino moss balls in my tank set-up I love them you inspired me to get an maiden hair fern to put in my tank set-up. I love the look of this plant but kill it each time in soil so perhaps water will help it thrive. I have so far 4 bamboo and one lily growing in my filter box as I am scared to take the lid off my tank in case Toby my betta tries to jump out!
Always nice to see your gorgeous face. I admire your artistic scaping so much. I really find you to be one of the unique designers no matter the layout. I still love the wood scape that hangs over edge into tank and doesn’t even touch the substrate…easy to lift if needed but nothing contaminating the gravel/substrate. Leaves all that underneath area to view the fish you had…that’s my fave scape…..well until today maybe..lol
Love from Perth, West Australia…Lisa
Thanks 😍
You went through all that effort and still didn't even drip acclimate your fish??
Beautiful tank with plants I would never have thought of using & excellent filming.
Thanks! :)
If you had laid the aquarium on your back when you first glued it, you wouldn't have had to tape it.
Looks fantastic your aquarium, but your rabbit snail is ok? they prefer higher ph and kh
Its great what you did here. But tannins are not toxic.
Boiling the wood doesnt prevent it either.
In fact. It will remove most of it but it can also destroy the fibers causing the wood to rot faster.
Especialy thinner pieces.
Its better to do frequent waterchanges and to filter over active carbon to remove tannins when they are unwanted.
Hi I had a question about your light stand I scrolled through the comments and noticed you’ve been asked and answered a couple times already but with the flat nano+ did u just use two of the metal supports and screw them together or did u glue them together sorry if my question is a bother I just really wanted to recreate the tank for my room
It was so coolllllllllllllllllllllll.............
Imagine my surprise when I heard a Guy Buttery tune from 08:30 to 10:10! I'll be sure to let him know.
He must be 4 years old now, a grown-up man deserve a new tank now, can he ?
Id love to see how you create your light stands and what specs you might look for in your diy light sources. Love your esthetic!
brooooo where did you get that kneeling samurai statue dude? where would be a good place to get similar stuff? much love
It is from Mömax
@@TheCineScaper Ayee thanks!! been watching your stuff for years! gonna pick up a pair of the clippers! come out with more products bru! much love from India!
@@MrKillerHobbes Thank you so much for your support!!!
@@TheCineScaper Yo just had a thought, Check out the nanoleaf elements! i think they would really compliment your fishroom and backdrop in vids!
@@MrKillerHobbes Great advice.
You are an artist! Another terrific build+video. Thank you!
Thanks for watching mate!
I also want to learn to make like this and finally I bought an aquarium to make it, hopefully I can be as good as your aquascape hehehe