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  • Primitive Technology:Tank-Filter and Save Water!Primitive life-wilderness
    Please share and sub my chanel if you like this video!thank you very much!
    i need Clean water and i done it with tank filter!and i can save water for my garden!
    lets wait me about another video,thank you!

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  • @joshuaboyd7978
    @joshuaboyd7978 6 років тому +3

    At first I didnt get the set up, but now I do. He filters water for drinking, cooking, washing up, etc. but also has a catch system set up for the gray water to run down to be used for his crops. That's pretty ingenious.

    • @orion3267
      @orion3267 6 років тому

      And his lime pit.

  • @user-xh3hp1rb3q
    @user-xh3hp1rb3q 6 років тому +18

    Только фильтр он сделал коренным образом наоборот ))))) Сначала идет грубая очистка и далее по уменьшению. Т. е. самый нижний слой должен быть как раз углем, потом песок и так далее. Наверху крупные камни )))

    • @dolsor351
      @dolsor351 3 роки тому

      Вот ведь смотрел и думал ровно об этом же.

  • @gadsenculpepper4868
    @gadsenculpepper4868 6 років тому +3

    Thank you for the peace, tranquillity and ingenuity of your videos....when the video ends I snap back into the noise and chaos of my life. Someday i will buy some land and fulfill my dream of going off grid ....hopefully while my back is still strong.

  • @xN33Dx
    @xN33Dx 6 років тому +83

    Has anyone else watched so many primitive channels and videos on their channels that you feel like you are getting closer and closer to the point of saying fuck my life and trying or is it me ? 😅
    EDIT 1: Punctuation

    • @ithulah
      @ithulah 6 років тому +3

      I've had a go at the minor stuff, cordage, grinding an axe head, purifying clay and making a pot but I didn't have a way to fire it properly. I'd love to have a big property and be able to really get into it.

    • @bezersleepreia6228
      @bezersleepreia6228 6 років тому

      Yes Joshua, but trust me, these vids have production assistants. Not feasible to do this in real life. For example, in this video he probably had someone fill the first tank with a five gallon home depot bucket. To use a 2 quart clay pot would take half a day.

    • @xN33Dx
      @xN33Dx 6 років тому +1

      Bezersleep REIA well some of the channels are legit of course the OP Primitive Technology guy is completely solo doing things, he still might use things off screen but it ruins the fun for it. Kinda like Bear Grylls (how ever you spell his name) yeah his show was fake but he really did drink his own piss, he really jumped in quicksand, he really put himself in danger, he really ate those bugs lol.

    • @TheGemmaster22
      @TheGemmaster22 6 років тому

      i want to do that, but with a group of 3-5

    • @tmcmahon94
      @tmcmahon94 6 років тому

      Lol Absolutely 😂

  • @picklerelish1087
    @picklerelish1087 6 років тому

    People have all these questions for you but I am very pleased at what you accomplished. This took many hard labor days to get done and the water came out clean and clear and you have a water collection and reservoir that you and your family can use. Bravo.

  • @ethanetn
    @ethanetn 6 років тому +36

    You could build some sort of rain-catching system so you don't have to manually refill the tank

    • @krutogge
      @krutogge 6 років тому +14

      the platform acts already like a rain-catching system.

    • @TheKayaker71
      @TheKayaker71 6 років тому +2

      AN inverted roof to funnel the rainfall into the upper tank - you're right! Plus it would shade both tanks, maybe parts of the garden and chicken coop also?
      I had thought a new building.

    • @blackbway
      @blackbway 6 років тому

      that's a good idea. or a well could work too.

    • @panicfarm9874
      @panicfarm9874 6 років тому +1

      He could put plumbing and electrical work in also

    • @dustinkrejci6142
      @dustinkrejci6142 6 років тому

      Cosmo Rea plumbing yes. Sarcasm no.

  • @Syntox94
    @Syntox94 6 років тому +10

    Put some big and medium rocks on top of the Sand. So you dont pour the water directly on the sand. so you dont wash the sand away

  • @UnexpectedInquisition
    @UnexpectedInquisition 6 років тому +226

    Redo the sedimentary filter. This wont work.
    Your filter is upside down...Wont work this way. Visualize: The water pours in from the top. The sedimentary layers should be, top to bottom: Stone, pebble, sand, cloth (optional), charcoal. Bottom Charcoal layer should be reasonably thick as well.

    • @lucasriley874
      @lucasriley874 6 років тому +33

      Of course it will still work. It would be better to place the pebbles and stones on top, the sand will wash through over time with this configuration, but it will still absolutely filter water... as you can see by watching the end of the video. Next time he refills the filter he can swap the pebbles and stones to the top.

    • @risingstar1309
      @risingstar1309 6 років тому +21

      You want it to go biggest to smallest, so it won't clog and also will filter well. I understand the charcoal should be powdered, yeah? The stuff they put will wash down though.

    • @jskratnyarlathotep8411
      @jskratnyarlathotep8411 6 років тому

      i heard you need to boil a charcoal to activate it

    • @krutogge
      @krutogge 6 років тому +16

      boil it...... wut. you refine the carbon to its simpel form by take away the other stuffs. often temperatures around 1000 C. then you can call it ativated carbon.

    • @chrislake9052
      @chrislake9052 6 років тому +11

      Essentially this is only a sand filter. The carbon isn't small enough to do much. Besides, carbon is mainly used as a chlorine stripper which I doubt there is any in the water he uses. I would add some moss on top though since it contains iodine.

  • @duynguyenthanh5047
    @duynguyenthanh5047 5 років тому +1

    khôn phê đấy

  • @MoonGuardian866
    @MoonGuardian866 6 років тому

    first video of primitive technology and maaan im impressed by this guy. i didnt know that we could make a filter like that.

  • @blackhatvisions
    @blackhatvisions 6 років тому +3

    Dude this is so cool. The dent in the tank is such a smart move.

  • @annaliettejanssen1058
    @annaliettejanssen1058 6 років тому

    Con un hombre que me guste ,quisiera vivir así,linda la naturaleza

  • @jayson350sbc
    @jayson350sbc 6 років тому

    Wow that’s so cool you out make it go threw the plant rows to irrigate

  • @SNR_Hawaii
    @SNR_Hawaii 6 років тому +1

    The coating idea makes sense as it will eventually coat and seal his whole system from leaks etc. but I do know you can use banana to raise potassium levels in soil. I wonder if he’s thinking ahead as usual and using it as a nutrient mix for his garden. 🤔 awesome and always interesting to watch.

  • @eden4190
    @eden4190 6 років тому

    I absolutely adore that water system!!! 😍

  • @1969elder
    @1969elder 6 років тому +2

    Good job. I’ve seen a lot of these lately and I’ve got one question for you, why is it that on everyone of them nobody has a drain plug or drain tap to empty the reservoir with? Just curious. But still awesome show sir. To make from what nature provides and your mind is truly amazing. Keep it up sir keep it up.

  • @Jornbatako
    @Jornbatako 6 років тому

    Wow! I remember I used to water mango plants with my grandpa. Thanks for bringing me back these moments. I still follow your progress with your primitive life. Greetings from Mexico, amigo.

  • @juanmanuelpanchomon7938
    @juanmanuelpanchomon7938 6 років тому

    un maestro !

  • @scottcowell1555
    @scottcowell1555 6 років тому

    So amazing. The dip in the bottom of the tank is genius!

  • @MilesSlaughter_
    @MilesSlaughter_ 6 років тому

    You should make food storage like a primitive fridge

  • @Prixncess
    @Prixncess 6 років тому

    Nice house u bliud and ur garden I rather live in wild and make own food and house that would be fun

  • @dhanarajrajammal8637
    @dhanarajrajammal8637 6 років тому

    Very good message

  • @anamariaoliveira8271
    @anamariaoliveira8271 4 роки тому

    PARABÉNS sensacional ÓTIMO trabalho

  • @C.Double.
    @C.Double. 6 років тому

    I see a lot of comments talking about the order in which he stacks filter media... you have to take into consideration that it needs to be maintained. This isnt a canister filter you can easily take apart. The reason Carbon and sand are on top is because in this configuration the sand and carbon take up 90% of the mechanical filtration... this makes it easy to replace the carbon and clean the sand instead of having to pull all that stone and peeble out first... the stone is used for aeration and off-gassing.

  • @dansv1
    @dansv1 6 років тому

    Nice that you capture and use the gray water.

  • @jskratnyarlathotep8411
    @jskratnyarlathotep8411 6 років тому

    now you have an upside down filter) you probably would need a fine gravel on the bottom to keep the sand from going into the output tube, then coal, sand, gravel and rocks to save the sand from the water stream. that's the only purpose of a big rocks

  • @ameunier41
    @ameunier41 6 років тому

    I think is filter is in the good order, you want the coarse thing at the bottom so the water can flow, then you go with smaller and smaller so your filtering element stay up. The rocks don't filter a thing they are just there to hold the filter up.
    If he had started with the coarse and ended with the sand, he would have no flow at all cause the water would need to pass through the sand at the drain hole, which would clog.
    Some pebble on top would keep the sand from moving too much.

  • @kalb1ss1blak21
    @kalb1ss1blak21 6 років тому

    I suggest that you wait to sediment to sink to the bottom and then have a valve to leak out water at the top

  • @ithulah
    @ithulah 6 років тому +1

    What a clever system. Too bad about the filtration but that isn't permanent anyway. I do wonder whether without a sealant on the walls, the water might not seep through quite badly and be a problem. But it's a lovely design. You should probably still boil the water but that's up to you....

  • @shannonstephens4245
    @shannonstephens4245 6 років тому

    The world should be watching you all the time my man!!! you are awesome!!

  • @JackManic1984
    @JackManic1984 6 років тому

    I was right. it is a bath house. Has grey water collection for the crops. Genius.

  • @georgie_371
    @georgie_371 6 років тому

    This Guy is Cool!

  • @elmatt1871
    @elmatt1871 6 років тому +2

    I really love and enjoy watching ur videos always...y don't u guys while doing work or building things but when time to eat...catch and cook something let's us see ..surely interesting.😉😉😉😉👍👍👍

  • @Featherman60
    @Featherman60 6 років тому

    Pretty sophisticated masonry project! Why such primative tools! Why isn’t he flint knapping some of that river rock into some effective paleo tools? Quite a time disconnect between design and engineering and tool technology.

  • @user-vg9bg6so5d
    @user-vg9bg6so5d 6 років тому +1

    مشاء الله انت انسان مبدددععععع

  • @Orcaben1
    @Orcaben1 6 років тому

    Awesome videos expect for amount of adds, for a video like this i would be looking for no more than 2-3 adds a video, there are too many adds put on these videos, but the water filter layers are wrong way round, next time you maintain it change it all around, it will make water purity better and you can wait longer periods of time maintaining it than the way you are using it.

  • @izokoidzuki
    @izokoidzuki 6 років тому +1

    Если устроить под танком очаг, то будет банька)

  • @brayansher3918
    @brayansher3918 6 років тому

    Hey, thats awesome, but can you make a pool?

  • @Jack-qt2qq
    @Jack-qt2qq 6 років тому

    You should and a drain plug you put it at the bottom of the water catcher and plug it up when you don’t want water to come out and unplug when you want to drain it

  • @nzgura9055
    @nzgura9055 6 років тому

    Коммуной или совместным поселением выживать гораздо легче. Одному не получится, нужно распределение работ.

  • @robbyrobrob1
    @robbyrobrob1 6 років тому +1

    Wouldn't a drainage hole with a plug be easier ?
    Woulldn't the tank water get millions of mosquito larvae ?

  • @kennethrosbury2819
    @kennethrosbury2819 6 років тому +1

    You should put a thick layer of grass on top of the sand so that it won't just place the sand when you are pouring the water in and it will catch the big debris

  • @ikswezsal
    @ikswezsal 2 роки тому

    so cool

  • @ridejava6053
    @ridejava6053 Рік тому

    시멘트가 강알칼리라.. 중화작업을 꽤 해야 할텐데요.

  • @lluismblesa
    @lluismblesa 6 років тому

    Suddenly is clean water, but why? And How does it work? Thank in advanced! Great job!

  • @PrimitiveTimesTechnology
    @PrimitiveTimesTechnology 6 років тому +1

    great job bro and your place is so beautiful.

  • @antubasak2719
    @antubasak2719 6 років тому

    Hats off my friend, amazing work

  • @ahmadmie4141
    @ahmadmie4141 6 років тому +17

    nice for mosquito

    • @harukatakahashi8822
      @harukatakahashi8822 6 років тому

      OMG?! Did you forgot about that, i was wondering about mosquitos. But do you think mosquitos will be close where people are? Maybe he's far away from them

    • @Spartacusse
      @Spartacusse 6 років тому +3

      Dude, I live in Brazil, Zika/Dengue mosquito will lay eggs in a glass of water inside your room in the middle of a city if you leave it alone for a few days/weeks.

    • @harukatakahashi8822
      @harukatakahashi8822 6 років тому

      Spartacusse true

  • @Pflasterbicker
    @Pflasterbicker 6 років тому

    Respect! Good Work! You could make a Kind of Pump for your Garden so you don´t have to carry the Water anymore to your crobs :)

  • @pauljs75
    @pauljs75 6 років тому

    Next on the list: build a well-sweep next to the thing, and fabricate a bigger bucket for filling and emptying.

  • @blackbway
    @blackbway 6 років тому

    everything comes together real smart, i love it! but please, render the outside so it looks real pretty.

  • @juanmanuelpanchomon7938
    @juanmanuelpanchomon7938 6 років тому

    mi abuelo lo hacia muy diferente , esta bien que tenemos acceso a macetas de plantas , lo que el hacia es tener dos macetas y a una le hizo un agujero muy pequeño en su base y la puso arriba de la otra después pone agua del rió y caiga de a gotas limpias sin barro ni nada .

  • @TheSkarin69
    @TheSkarin69 6 років тому

    nice marihuana bro!

  • @d34dc0de
    @d34dc0de 6 років тому +69

    Wow... He putted the filtering elements backward... the coal is supposed to be the last thing

    • @ejensen99999
      @ejensen99999 6 років тому +5

      I was thinking the same thing

    • @honord8881
      @honord8881 6 років тому +2

      I thought the same! Does it matter though?

    • @joshuaboyd7978
      @joshuaboyd7978 6 років тому +22

      It will matter over time. The big rocks are supposed to be on top to act as a splash break so you don't stir up the sand as you pour water in and wash it out over time. The sand and then charcoal are supposed to be the last layers. The charcoal filters the smallest particles through chemical absorption and should be kept insulated from outside materials so it doesn't get saturated and become useless. You want it to be your last line of defense.

    • @c-rod1403
      @c-rod1403 6 років тому +1

      Hacker Online he's stupid

    • @Tiwey
      @Tiwey 6 років тому

      it still works.

  • @otaldoluigi9832
    @otaldoluigi9832 6 років тому

    Nice system.try use a little stick on the cane of water

  • @myhre-loco3040
    @myhre-loco3040 6 років тому +1

    That filter i the wrong way around for optimal use. fine sand/charcoal at the bottom and then bigger at the topp.

  • @komerwest9520
    @komerwest9520 6 років тому +87

    Can you please tell me why did you put the banna tree in the water tank

    • @pd1jdw630
      @pd1jdw630 6 років тому +58

      komer west the banana tree has disinfecting properties.

    • @TheBastered
      @TheBastered 6 років тому +10

      yup that is true, then again he could of throw lime in there to disinfect the water, lime tree to grow in certain regions in the area, I think it is good spot to grow a lime tree when in needed to disinfect the water when needed. Note don't let the lime tree grow to close to the well or there will be collapsed in the well's hole.

    • @DeterminedDIYer
      @DeterminedDIYer 6 років тому +32

      Probably should still boil it before you drink it though due to things like Cholera. and parasites.

    • @TheBastered
      @TheBastered 6 років тому +10

      probably, but not really, the charcoal, gravel, and sand are the basic thing keep smaller parasites falling into the water, it's the bacteria and virus are more dangerous than the parasite. Take tapeworm for example and it was living a man at least a week or two and he had not died from it, but animals who have tapeworm does die from it and tell me which one can be more harmful to the human body the virus that spread by mosquitos that carried Ebola or a tapeworm? To know right and wrong it is neither, but which one performs more deadly can impact the people by which one is more feared the most to man's mind.
      Anyway, boiling is not a bad idea in starting, then again, what was the point filtering it in the first place then? You already took out the eggs, and you already throw banana tree to disinfecting it in the first place so basically, it is fine, it just you gotta remove the dirty water sit in the bottom. For the truth, people can just simply throw anti-biotic pills into clean water and it doesn't purify it no matter how much bacteria or virus live in it even though boil, sometimes there is a reason why we find coal in our earth and going through lots process to make pure water, so whatsit on top of our earth is the dirt, secondly we know is mud, but then there are sands and gravels could be mix together and after that it has there are bit giant rocks and bedrocks. Clearly, God design isn't crummy at all, but he knows what humanity needs, not slavery, but it is because we are just simply human that is living. I know here and their humanity can't live and can live without if the man lived without God they simply fall and die of thirst and no food that will grow or come by. There is some reasons hard to explain and reason that is easy to explain.

    • @pd1jdw630
      @pd1jdw630 6 років тому +3

      Beth Ann if you could boil this much water, you’d be better of with pressured steam. Anyway this tank has a carbon filter. So I wouldn’t be scared of it.

  • @AFXGaming
    @AFXGaming 6 років тому

    Now you can take the water you save and re filter it, making a self replenishing system

  • @bighero1080
    @bighero1080 6 років тому

    I wanna come here with 200 shovels,metal rakes, little shovels, buckets

  • @thangquocnguyenmdp
    @thangquocnguyenmdp 6 років тому

    Should wash to clean the sand too.

  • @poisonresistance2857
    @poisonresistance2857 6 років тому

    This is the reason I love South America, resources are great, I'm actually far in North America, Iove to build also, in June is 2018, go to world geography21 and I'll do a video of Building to prove it.

  • @lndryboy
    @lndryboy 6 років тому

    Do a shower
    Build a pillar then a tank and a bamboo plumbing system
    All excess water can go to other thanks for the plants

  • @user-cf6iq5gn7s
    @user-cf6iq5gn7s 6 років тому

    😍💪🏻👍🏻👏🏻

  • @Jaymunnie
    @Jaymunnie 6 років тому

    Find some water lillies or lily pads and put them in the outside reservoir to prevent algae, or keep it covered so algae doesn't grow on stagnant water.

  • @jonethenhaman2739
    @jonethenhaman2739 6 років тому

    Nice

  • @user-np2jc1ip7x
    @user-np2jc1ip7x 6 років тому

    Be careful with the baby mosquito

  • @theobriones4138
    @theobriones4138 6 років тому

    I like so much you videos im from Argentina

  • @p.g.3419
    @p.g.3419 6 років тому

    Noi gente di città, probabilmente, siamo oramai troppo molli, abbiamo troppe pretese che invece non vanno bene per le persone che vivono beatamente e primitivamente poiché possiedono gli anticorpi con la corazza!

  • @impulse2
    @impulse2 6 років тому

    I like how its primitive yet half of that is made of bricks and cement

    • @marygriffin1604
      @marygriffin1604 4 роки тому

      Impulse Not so strange. The Egyptians and others were doing that millenniums ago.

  • @IberianCraftsman
    @IberianCraftsman 6 років тому

    i love the blue color of the bricks

  • @blacrow7
    @blacrow7 6 років тому +1

    Why didn't he bring the bottom of the tank just a little higher then the out side platform and put in a drain plug at the bottom of the tank, if he had done that, then he would not had to get in the tank to get the water out. But on a side note, good job.

  • @ejleos6216
    @ejleos6216 6 років тому

    So smart bro keep it up

  • @quyngoc6737
    @quyngoc6737 6 років тому

    Good good

  • @user-kl7cg2fu2n
    @user-kl7cg2fu2n 6 років тому

    Никто не заметил плантации на его участке:D

  • @leoppardo_
    @leoppardo_ 6 років тому

    Wow, this is amazing! keep it up! :D

  • @kayatasdelen4759
    @kayatasdelen4759 6 років тому

    Çok güzelllll👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @JuampixDDD
    @JuampixDDD 6 років тому +5

    8:20 is he watering weed? lol

  • @ruslansparov3239
    @ruslansparov3239 6 років тому

    🔥😱

  • @bidhari1663
    @bidhari1663 6 років тому

    No coment

  • @Pville_Boy
    @Pville_Boy 6 років тому

    You did this backwards, charcoal needs to be at the bottom for best results

  • @frankohero
    @frankohero 6 років тому

    Great! I mean REALLY great! Keep it up and the dshungel becomes something different :)

  • @Ario533
    @Ario533 6 років тому +1

    The filter is upside down:/

  • @dansv1
    @dansv1 6 років тому +27

    What was the banana tree chunks thrown in the tank for?

    • @FelixTheGhost
      @FelixTheGhost 6 років тому +8

      So he could bathe in banana water

    • @blackbway
      @blackbway 6 років тому +10

      i think the stain from the banana trunk acts like a binder to the wall cells to prevent the walls from absorbing the water, because i understand roman concrete is very porous.

    • @funarclaudio
      @funarclaudio 6 років тому +1

      9gager

    • @inwin7450
      @inwin7450 6 років тому

      Flavoured water lol

    • @carsonsmith8362
      @carsonsmith8362 6 років тому +1

      In Win lol

  • @teresitampura
    @teresitampura 5 років тому

    Goodwork nalilibang ako sa panonood sa kanila nakakawala ng homesick dito sa ibang bansa hay di bale malapit narin akong makatapos sa contract ko her mawawala narin ang inip ko

  • @scotch-fiskers2110
    @scotch-fiskers2110 6 років тому

    "Man, he's filtering the fuck outta that water"
    - scotch-fiskers

  • @Spartacusse
    @Spartacusse 6 років тому

    That moment you think: *Oh, so that's what the hole on the middle was for!*

  • @cs8uk
    @cs8uk 6 років тому +2

    no waste of water - perfect system

  • @HamguyBacon
    @HamguyBacon 6 років тому

    should add a wind turbine that rotates the water so it isn't standing all the time.

  • @shanthakobyan3578
    @shanthakobyan3578 6 років тому

    👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @jackkook7349
    @jackkook7349 6 років тому

    What about the mosquitos? Won't they lay eggs in all of that still water?

  • @TheDamageinc81
    @TheDamageinc81 6 років тому

    Can you please explain why you out the banana tree chunks in there? Maybe as a sponge? Nice system --- wish you would of out a drain in the lower tank (lol)

  • @owendowdy2012
    @owendowdy2012 6 років тому +1

    Great vid but needs captions and also what are you growing

    • @blackbway
      @blackbway 6 років тому +1

      he grows cassava and sweet potatoes. nothing wrong with going over the old vids, that will kinda clear up what's going on.

  • @deborahduke1960
    @deborahduke1960 6 років тому

    He lives in there .he may know what he's doing. He can't run to the store if he needs something

  • @cjp2648
    @cjp2648 6 років тому +27

    To all the trolls and know-it-alls who this guy is doing it wrong. Go out there and build your own water filtering system from scratch with nothing but home made tools, video tape it, and put it on UA-cam if you think you can do better. A lot of people talk a big game in the comment section, yet no one has the balls to go out and prove they can do it better themselves.

  • @honord8881
    @honord8881 6 років тому +7

    Shouldn’t the filter be from bottom to top : coal, pebbles, rocks, coal, sand?

    • @g.e.o.r.g.e...
      @g.e.o.r.g.e... 6 років тому +8

      Rocks
      Pebbles
      Sand
      Coal

    • @Collector2006
      @Collector2006 6 років тому

      What George said, But I would add Moss above the rocks too. It filters water very well as well as it inhibits the growth of parasites and bacteria. Its also a bio filter so if you maintain it properly it can live and spread in your filter tank.

    • @g.e.o.r.g.e...
      @g.e.o.r.g.e... 6 років тому +2

      I think if you get your water from a well and boil it, you can avoid all of this sort of stuff.
      We’ll see if he stops posting because of chronic diarrhea...

    • @bartmol05
      @bartmol05 6 років тому +3

      Yes he fucked it up pretty well

  • @zmanten2422
    @zmanten2422 6 років тому

    Is he growing hemp? Presumably for cloth/fibers.

  • @LuizFelipe-F32
    @LuizFelipe-F32 6 років тому

    Like!
    🇧🇷:-)

  • @ewingnut1725
    @ewingnut1725 6 років тому

    Amazing

  • @jameschristophercirujano6650
    @jameschristophercirujano6650 6 років тому +3

    You're filtration is wrong but you got a neat bathtub anyway.

  • @tungdanhdam9082
    @tungdanhdam9082 6 років тому

    Việt Nam điểm danh nào