Even though your operation may be small; you have become one of my favorite aquarium advice channels! The aquariums in your shop, are world class BEAUTIFUL.
Official WASABI Moderator: Optimal flow isn't just how much water is moving in the aquarium, it's also about what and how much water is filtered. Algae is nature's indicator on poor filtration and water flow. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Dear sir, Iam kalyankumar from India I running with 4ft planted tank I having chihiros wrgb120 light ,which setting is best to avoid from algae issue & what hight should to be placed (hanging light) from the tank, maximum what intensity to be maintain Kindly help 🙏🙏
Thank you. Would you please let us know what type of light is best for non-filtered, no tech aquarium and for filtered aquarium? Appreciate you in advance.
Official WASABI Moderator: Unfortunately, we only focus on nature aquariums, so we cannot comment on no-tech setups. For filtered and high tech, it depends on your tank and requirements. In general, ADA makes good lighting products which is available at our online store: onlineshop.aqua-wasabi.com/. Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Another way of removing hard water stains without scrubbing is by using muriatic acid. Just be extra careful. You will need to wear gloves and possibly cover your nose as not to inhale the vapor when trying this method. Things you will need: A bottle of muriatic acid, tap water, gloves, and a brush. Steps: Pour some muriatic acid on the bottom of the tank. Use the brush by dipping the bristles with the acid you poured at the bottom of the tank; to cover all of the sides of the tank with the acid. Wait about 10 minutes, then pour in a lot of water to dillute the acid. You may now rince the tank and wipe it down. Voila :)
Even though your operation may be small; you have become one of my favorite aquarium advice channels! The aquariums in your shop, are world class BEAUTIFUL.
best channel
Great Chanel! 👏🏻
Amazing video as always. Hope you will upload new ones soon.
Always great insight into Aqurium care.
Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Amazing videos man ! Thanks for the info!!
Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for watching Samuel! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Great informational video mate 👍
Official WASABI Moderator: Glad to see this helped you, thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Thank you for sharing this great knowledge in English; how to know if the tank is having optimum flow with and without hardscape.
Official WASABI Moderator: Optimal flow isn't just how much water is moving in the aquarium, it's also about what and how much water is filtered. Algae is nature's indicator on poor filtration and water flow. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Dear sir,
Iam kalyankumar from India
I running with 4ft planted tank I having chihiros wrgb120 light ,which setting is best to avoid from algae issue & what hight should to be placed (hanging light) from the tank, maximum what intensity to be maintain
Kindly help 🙏🙏
Thank you. Would you please let us know what type of light is best for
non-filtered, no tech aquarium and for filtered aquarium? Appreciate you in advance.
Official WASABI Moderator: Unfortunately, we only focus on nature aquariums, so we cannot comment on no-tech setups. For filtered and high tech, it depends on your tank and requirements. In general, ADA makes good lighting products which is available at our online store: onlineshop.aqua-wasabi.com/. Thanks for watching! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Don’t know how to clean hard water stains on aquarium glass ? This video will show you how : ua-cam.com/video/oxJn3lBQi3c/v-deo.html
Another way of removing hard water stains without scrubbing is by using muriatic acid. Just be extra careful. You will need to wear gloves and possibly cover your nose as not to inhale the vapor when trying this method. Things you will need: A bottle of muriatic acid, tap water, gloves, and a brush. Steps: Pour some muriatic acid on the bottom of the tank. Use the brush by dipping the bristles with the acid you poured at the bottom of the tank; to cover all of the sides of the tank with the acid. Wait about 10 minutes, then pour in a lot of water to dillute the acid. You may now rince the tank and wipe it down. Voila :)