👇👇MD MERCH CLICK HERE👇👇: FULL SHOP: md-fish-tanks.creator-spring.com After seeing @FishShopMatt recently make a nice little bowl, it made me realise I hadn't done one for ages and I really enjoy them. So here is one...nice and small, desktop tank if you will. Perfect for a little colony of Bloody Mary cherry shrimp. Equipment (all links affiliate): LED FLOODLIGHTS: US amzn.to/3m3cEz9 UK amzn.to/3orIdRv GOOD BUDGET LIGHT:: US amzn.to/2MDfjk1 UK amzn.to/3iYlfQQ SMALL HANG ON BACK FILTER: US amzn.to/2Mw63OO UK amzn.to/39rx3b5 NANO INTERNAL FILTER: US amzn.to/3oxGBWm UK CANISTER FILTER: US amzn.to/3iNeVtW UK amzn.to/2Fo774a GOOSENECK CLIP ON LAMP: (similar as product is now discontinued) US amzn.to/2IlwLVA UK amzn.to/2LNat13 MINI WATER PUMP: US amzn.to/2oAmf5y UK amzn.to/2mjHDez TANKS: US amzn.to/2SOocHG UK amzn.to/2SPA24i STRIP LED LIGHT: US (similar) amzn.to/2SNgbm7 UK amzn.to/2Fn9aW1 ASTA LED LIGHT: US amzn.to/3k9EmpY UK amzn.to/3p5XUPY AQUARIUM RACKING: Shelving: US amzn.to/2SrYZ5k UK amzn.to/2GFWKJ2 AIRPUMP (FILTER SYSTEM): US amzn.to/31z8FA9 UK amzn.to/37GIoUa FILTER SPONGES: US amzn.to/3dQLUfM UK amzn.to/3dS2k7K MEDIA BAGS: US amzn.to/34Kaf2N UK amzn.to/3lAj3z1 STAINLESS LILY PIPES: US amzn.to/2FqHpvR UK amzn.to/2RlfrnC BOWL AQUARIUMS: US amzn.to/2M4FwFO UK: amzn.to/2Vx73CL API® products Subscribe to API on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/users/apifishcare USA consumers purchase API products on Amazon: www.amazon.com/stores/page/2193F555-CE5F-4A6B-BDC4-F315CB7F175D?channel=MDTanks UK consumers purchase API products on Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/stores/page/25663644-6C8C-432C-9E6A-0A85082C3E3C AQUARIAN® products Follow AQUARIAN on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/channels/NxaNWKoWr_ztSgXgPj9r8A.html Purchase AQUARIAN products here: aquarian.co.uk/where-to-buy/ AWESOME MEMBERSHIP COMMUNITY ua-cam.com/channels/3uQXzXSPspf2LoGdtYGiHw.htmljoin FOLLOW MY INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/md_fishtanks/ FOR BUSINESS ENQUIRIES: admin@mdfishtanks.com #plantedtank #aquascape #mdfishtanks
@@MDFishTanks fair play. Incredible year of content from you boss. Set ups have been amazing, plus your edits and overall production has improved immensely too. Well done & thank you
Even though the shrimp don't need a heater, I think the fact that your studio is heated is still good for the plants. All my Rotala withered away after winter and are now just making a comeback in Summer lol. I thought they all died and trimmed them off, but it seems there were some roots still left in the soil so the Rotala has now come back up. I've since put in a heater in my Rotala tank so they don't die next winter again.
ive grown rotala and all other plants as low as 12c before with no problems so I don't think it was the temp that killed your plants. Sounds like low nutrients, they stopped growing, nutrients built back up and away they went again?
@@MDFishTanks An interesting idea. I did use aqua soil, and other plants were growing. Eitherway now that these new ones grew fresh from the root I'm hoping they're now more resilient or more adapted to my tank conditions.
Dragonstone is a clay-based rock, which means it's a little more brittle than other rocks. It's loaded with minerals due to being clay based and my best guess is that it very slowly puts those minerals into the water. It seems to me that neocaridina do really well in mineral rich waters. I could be totally wrong in that, but any time I've seen people combine aquasoil with dragonstone, it works out really well.
I have been waiting for either you or Matt to try to put one of these bowls on your head. And today you did not disappoint! (It was a real "Spaceman" moment) 😂🤣 Proper haemoglobin red shrimp and another awe inspiring set up! Happy New Year PS : Been watching you from the beginning in your shed. Have really enjoyed your journey over the last few years. Your enthusiasm is infectious and your love of planted aquariums and their many inhabitants shines through. As do your combined projects and comradery with Matt. Look forward to seeing you do many more in the future.
I’ve been going back and fourth about starting a shrimp only setup, and if I wanted to do it in a small nano cube, bowl or cylinder. But I just think this bowl looks amazing! I may have to copy the setup, but I’m thinking of using a different light. Amazing work as ever! I would love to see a tank that is setup for a corner view, as the next one I want to setup in my office will be a black water nano cube in the corner of my desk. Yet I want it to look good when walking into the office, and when I sit at my desk and can see it from the side. Please do a corner setup soon so I can get some tips!
Great result once again. Thanks for the enthusiasm and dedication you showed (not only) this year. As for the fish in bowls, I stuck with a hard no for myself over the years and only keep shrimps and snails, even in my 30l cubes and around that size. I am sure some small fish can work in a larger bowl and volume in a sustainable setup but this is where I see most of the problems. E.g you put thoughts into your projects and have a long-time experience in filterless or small ecosystem setups - but that's still a rare thing out there I feel. Most of the times I associate these 'tanks' with horrible gold fish or betta setups, so yeah that's offputting aswell 😅 But a bowl can be a thing as you showed, kudos and happy 2023!
thank you. Yeah, goldfish ...no, shrimp, snails and small nano fish, I see no issue. To be honest, if the bowl is big enough, I don't think it would be bad for a betta. I might put my gopro inside so we can see what the fish she. That will be the aswer.
@@MDFishTanks there was a "social media fish rule" that the distortion from the curvature in bowls somehow harmed fish. The size is more of an issue, as lower water volume is more susceptible to swings in parameters. My experience over the decades, is fish are less likely to harm themselves in round containers, and it is easier to recreate conditions for strong flow in round containers. That being said, I agree that few people are willing to pay sufficient attention to initial set-up to ensure long term health of small volume tanks. 🤷♂️ You have done an incredible job, the contrast between the reds and greens/plants and hardscape is absolutely gorgeous.
I'm not sure that bloody Mary is a description that means just very red as you mentioned a couple of times. Can't remember which way around it is but I think it's the difference between cherry's and Mary's is that one has a red carapace and the other has a clear carapace and red flesh. I could be wrong as inquire new but that is what I have read from various different sources
I moved hornwort outside into my goldfish tub, it was 40 degrees outside when I went and pulled everything and I found tons of live Neos, I must have had a few hitch a ride and reproduce over the summer and they were still alive at 40 degrees F
I believe the difference between bloody mary shrimp and red cherry are that bloody mary shrimp have red internal organs and a translucent shell, where red cherry shrimp have a red shell. Cheers, love your videos!
Oh my - I had visions of you getting the bowl on your head but not being able to take it off. Brilliant! Your videos will need to start carrying the message “please do not try this at home”.
Could you please give a little rundown/video of your hose setup? Looks very good, I personally completely overlooked the method of filling/draining and my little pump I use is a little awkward. Cheers
such a beautiful set up. You have inspired me to try this for myself. I've watched so many of your videos. I've finally convinced my wife to let me start getting the equipment piece by piece lol
Happy New Year! Looking forward to the new 2023 videos. One of the reasons I like your channel so much is you set up scapes that non professionals can actually attempt with success, along with the tips and tricks. 👍💖👍
Md one of the shrimp is a red Sakura... Ps.. I have a bowl too.. Its mostly my cull tank for the black cherry and wild varieties, but its the one in the living room.. Problem is the lensing effect of the bowl making you miss corners when looking for the little critters! And they do like to hide a lot
Beautiful bowl!! I've recently gotten some ember tetras for a 10 gallon tank. I was wondering if you could do a tank for these kind of tetras in the same tank size? I hate how my tank currently looks and need some inspiration!! Love your videos!!
I love this tank! I would love to do a bowl, But I keep my house fairly cool and I’m not sure how to get a heater in there without it looking ridiculous. Anyway, thank you for a year of amazing content! Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous and healthy and mostly algae free new year 🎉🎉🎉
I love these little bowl scapes, I don't get why people freak out when fish are kept in big bowls theres no difference between that and the little no filter cube tanks other than roundness
I love this bowl I wanna see a video of all the bowls you’ve set up I’m setting up an Asian bowl I have a Buddha statue and a small Asian hut You’re giving me all kinds of ideas for the plants I want the whale tail Java fern The leaves look like a whale’s tail🌱🐠💙🔥
Neocaridina are sensitive to temperature changes. So if you are keeping them in your room without a heater, you should be careful with opening your windows or changing the room heating and that kind of stuff
Hi mate! I have a decent sized enclosed bowl terrarium thats now overgrown, so I'm thinking about repurposing it to a bowl like this one. It's currently growing a ficus, a coffee plant, some other plant and tons of moss. The substrate is stones and potting soil. If I take out all the plants, could I use this substrate for an aquatic terrarium like this one?
Are you supplementing anything other than normal fertilizer into that tank? I've never had good luck with red plants like that unless using CO2 and really high lighting.
I keep a betta in a bowl slightly larger than this one. I also have 3 different kinds of snails in it and warm coloured neocaridina shrimpies (yellow, pumpkin, supreme pumpkin, fired red and bloody Mary). I also have it on turntable hardware, so that I can rotate it
sounds like your betta has a nice large space. I think they really need to be in a large container. They are very curious and intelligent fish that love a space to actually explore. Also they need decent, not dirty water as they are prone to developing fin rot and fungus, which can easily lead to a bacteria infection. I am not into the lazy fishkeeper thing.
Why did you get your bloody Mary from? I would really love some, I live in the West Midlands but never seem to get a good red unless they're imported. Which really is never works for me.
Thanks MD I learn a lot from you in this 2022 ,you always keep inspired me with your creativity . We need more banger in this new year .Keep going brother ,Love you Happy New Year 💕🎉🎊
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After seeing @FishShopMatt recently make a nice little bowl, it made me realise I hadn't done one for ages and I really enjoy them. So here is one...nice and small, desktop tank if you will. Perfect for a little colony of Bloody Mary cherry shrimp.
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Awesome kind of shrimp!
Bloody Mary’s are cool
Beautiful bowl setup, love your vids
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Your commitment to the merch whilst in your tropical heated studio is impressive!
I normally put my hoodie back on to go on camera as the microphone clips on in the perfect place for sound quality 🤣
@@MDFishTanks fair play. Incredible year of content from you boss. Set ups have been amazing, plus your edits and overall production has improved immensely too. Well done & thank you
For such a small bowl it looks massive with the plant lay out you've done. Looks amazing!!
I have a 9 gallon/34 liter bowl, I use a $15 round LED reading light. The fish and plants l👀k great.
Even though the shrimp don't need a heater, I think the fact that your studio is heated is still good for the plants. All my Rotala withered away after winter and are now just making a comeback in Summer lol. I thought they all died and trimmed them off, but it seems there were some roots still left in the soil so the Rotala has now come back up. I've since put in a heater in my Rotala tank so they don't die next winter again.
ive grown rotala and all other plants as low as 12c before with no problems so I don't think it was the temp that killed your plants. Sounds like low nutrients, they stopped growing, nutrients built back up and away they went again?
@@MDFishTanks An interesting idea. I did use aqua soil, and other plants were growing. Eitherway now that these new ones grew fresh from the root I'm hoping they're now more resilient or more adapted to my tank conditions.
@@DairyCat they have the exact same dna since they are a clone of the original plant, how could they be any different?
Tempting me to redo my own cherry shrimp bowl, lol. I've picked up the habit of redoing all my tanks every few months because of you, MD :D
You have the shiniest head of all fish UA-camrs! Happy New Year!
thanks a lot. That means so much to me 🤣🤣
This comment wins the Internet today haha
That’s what she said.
😂😂
@@MDFishTanks 😂🤣
Dragonstone is a clay-based rock, which means it's a little more brittle than other rocks. It's loaded with minerals due to being clay based and my best guess is that it very slowly puts those minerals into the water. It seems to me that neocaridina do really well in mineral rich waters. I could be totally wrong in that, but any time I've seen people combine aquasoil with dragonstone, it works out really well.
I have been waiting for either you or Matt to try to put one of these bowls on your head. And today you did not disappoint! (It was a real "Spaceman" moment) 😂🤣
Proper haemoglobin red shrimp and another awe inspiring set up!
Happy New Year
PS : Been watching you from the beginning in your shed. Have really enjoyed your journey over the last few years. Your enthusiasm is infectious and your love of planted aquariums and their many inhabitants shines through. As do your combined projects and comradery with Matt. Look forward to seeing you do many more in the future.
thanks for the kind words Jessica
Matt's made a bowl on his channel 2 going have a look.
I’ve been going back and fourth about starting a shrimp only setup, and if I wanted to do it in a small nano cube, bowl or cylinder. But I just think this bowl looks amazing! I may have to copy the setup, but I’m thinking of using a different light. Amazing work as ever!
I would love to see a tank that is setup for a corner view, as the next one I want to setup in my office will be a black water nano cube in the corner of my desk. Yet I want it to look good when walking into the office, and when I sit at my desk and can see it from the side.
Please do a corner setup soon so I can get some tips!
Just got back into fish keeping / aquascaping after viewing your back catalogue keep up the great work
I have the same setup. I have a ton a babies now. Looks great!
Great result once again. Thanks for the enthusiasm and dedication you showed (not only) this year. As for the fish in bowls, I stuck with a hard no for myself over the years and only keep shrimps and snails, even in my 30l cubes and around that size. I am sure some small fish can work in a larger bowl and volume in a sustainable setup but this is where I see most of the problems. E.g you put thoughts into your projects and have a long-time experience in filterless or small ecosystem setups - but that's still a rare thing out there I feel. Most of the times I associate these 'tanks' with horrible gold fish or betta setups, so yeah that's offputting aswell 😅 But a bowl can be a thing as you showed, kudos and happy 2023!
thank you. Yeah, goldfish ...no, shrimp, snails and small nano fish, I see no issue. To be honest, if the bowl is big enough, I don't think it would be bad for a betta. I might put my gopro inside so we can see what the fish she. That will be the aswer.
@@MDFishTanks there was a "social media fish rule" that the distortion from the curvature in bowls somehow harmed fish.
The size is more of an issue, as lower water volume is more susceptible to swings in parameters.
My experience over the decades, is fish are less likely to harm themselves in round containers, and it is easier to recreate conditions for strong flow in round containers.
That being said, I agree that few people are willing to pay sufficient attention to initial set-up to ensure long term health of small volume tanks.
🤷♂️
You have done an incredible job, the contrast between the reds and greens/plants and hardscape is absolutely gorgeous.
That is the second Shrek reference I’ve heard on this channel and it makes me feel so safe and happy. Keep it up ❤ Love your content
I'm not sure that bloody Mary is a description that means just very red as you mentioned a couple of times. Can't remember which way around it is but I think it's the difference between cherry's and Mary's is that one has a red carapace and the other has a clear carapace and red flesh.
I could be wrong as inquire new but that is what I have read from various different sources
woah woah Jon...let's not over complicate it 🤣🤣
They do have red flesh - different to red cherry shrimp
I moved hornwort outside into my goldfish tub, it was 40 degrees outside when I went and pulled everything and I found tons of live Neos, I must have had a few hitch a ride and reproduce over the summer and they were still alive at 40 degrees F
I believe the difference between bloody mary shrimp and red cherry are that bloody mary shrimp have red internal organs and a translucent shell, where red cherry shrimp have a red shell. Cheers, love your videos!
😱 seeing those lenses without the caps on made my soul cry, if any dust gets in the lens it can cause serious damage. Loved the video though 😁
So glad I’m seeing this! I’m doing my Md inspired bowl this weekend as well! Happy new year 🎉
Oh my - I had visions of you getting the bowl on your head but not being able to take it off. Brilliant! Your videos will need to start carrying the message “please do not try this at home”.
Such beautiful contrasts! Definitely a Christmas/Solstice/Yule colored theme, I can't wait to see what it looks like in 3 months
Could you please give a little rundown/video of your hose setup? Looks very good, I personally completely overlooked the method of filling/draining and my little pump I use is a little awkward.
Cheers
Happy new year!
May you and your shiny head have a great year of scaping!
such a beautiful set up. You have inspired me to try this for myself. I've watched so many of your videos. I've finally convinced my wife to let me start getting the equipment piece by piece lol
When you get some numbers up you should throw some red shrimp in with the white guppies. Will look spectacular.
Happy New Year! Looking forward to the new 2023 videos. One of the reasons I like your channel so much is you set up scapes that non professionals can actually attempt with success, along with the tips and tricks.
👍💖👍
Happy new year, I can't wait to see what build's you and fishshop Matt come up with in 2023 And also happy new year to all of the MD fans much love ❤️
The bowl scape is so beautiful!
It's very satisfying watching your builds come together and this one really pops!! Looks amazing 👍👍
So beautiful! "you can never have enough shrimp" - I agree!
Md one of the shrimp is a red Sakura...
Ps.. I have a bowl too.. Its mostly my cull tank for the black cherry and wild varieties, but its the one in the living room.. Problem is the lensing effect of the bowl making you miss corners when looking for the little critters! And they do like to hide a lot
Yep done it AGAIN MD, great work love shrimp- got too rehouse my yo yos loaches before I keep them x
Looking amazing! Feeling slightly threatened by my aquascaping prowess! 😂😂😂
And there it is!! The long-awaited BOWL-SCAPE 🥹❤️ Love it !!
Happy new years MD! Big plans for 2023🎉can’t wait to see what you got planned for this year. Keep up the great work!
All the best for 2023!
I'm so happy!! I've been waiting for a bloody Mary scape!
Happy new year 🎆!
Beautiful shrimp bowl! Love the red shrimps!
Beautiful bowl!!
I've recently gotten some ember tetras for a 10 gallon tank. I was wondering if you could do a tank for these kind of tetras in the same tank size? I hate how my tank currently looks and need some inspiration!! Love your videos!!
Love the colors on that bowl! Happy New Year MD
Happy new year!!
Gonna make a new large fish tank to grow both shrimp and fish in. Wish me luck! I'll be watching your videos for help all the way!
Dad of Shrimps,great job MD ❤
So stunning! Lucky shrimpies!
I love this tank! I would love to do a bowl, But I keep my house fairly cool and I’m not sure how to get a heater in there without it looking ridiculous. Anyway, thank you for a year of amazing content! Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous and healthy and mostly algae free new year 🎉🎉🎉
happy new year from the netherlands and i have caridina shrimp just at room temperature,and they are doing very well
It always makes me really thirsty when I look at the really clean fish tanks haha ~
I’m really loving the shrimp tank/ bowl builds
Happiest new year MD, can't wait for the new projects next year ❤️
How come you decided not to use bags with soil here?
Awesome bowl, love your videos!!
Stunning!
Happy New Year
I love these little bowl scapes, I don't get why people freak out when fish are kept in big bowls theres no difference between that and the little no filter cube tanks other than roundness
It's absolutely gorgeous!
So fun! Thanks...
And Happy New Year!
I love this bowl I wanna see a video of all the bowls you’ve set up I’m setting up an Asian bowl I have a Buddha statue and a small Asian hut You’re giving me all kinds of ideas for the plants I want the whale tail Java fern The leaves look like a whale’s tail🌱🐠💙🔥
this looks like one of those marbles with all the swirly colors inside :)
Beautifully scaped bowl.
Happy new year MD!
Cracking little bowl MD! Happy new year btw!
It Looks Amazing! Nice Colors 🎉 Greatz Form Germany ❤
Awesome, those shrimp are lucky to get a bowl that cool.
I like the big tank with the red fishes in it.
Happy new year MD! Thank you for all the inspiration you provide to us viewers
What a beautiful bowl!
Neocaridina are sensitive to temperature changes. So if you are keeping them in your room without a heater, you should be careful with opening your windows or changing the room heating and that kind of stuff
Hello. tell me how you manage to keep such a bright red color of plants?
Happy New Year!🎉
You have tiny little bubbles in that bowl ..just wondering about them md. Thanks Hugh
Happy New Year! I ❤️ the bowl for the shrimp. 😀
Hi mate! I have a decent sized enclosed bowl terrarium thats now overgrown, so I'm thinking about repurposing it to a bowl like this one. It's currently growing a ficus, a coffee plant, some other plant and tons of moss. The substrate is stones and potting soil. If I take out all the plants, could I use this substrate for an aquatic terrarium like this one?
This turned out very nice!
Nice job mate. Happy New Year!
Happy new year and lots of good videos next year!!!
Just amazing my friend, I enjoy it, thank you, take care✌️
That’s beautiful set for a shrimp
Very nice tank 👍👍
Happy new year !
I’d love to see you try saltwater as a venture? What do you think?
Gorgeous job! Again! ☺️
Happy new year!!! Love you mr MD
Good job.. But what i can do when i need to put a heater in tje bowl?
Happy New Aquarium Year!!!
Shrimp?
Could we see a quick update on the shrimp cliffs tank?
Are you supplementing anything other than normal fertilizer into that tank? I've never had good luck with red plants like that unless using CO2 and really high lighting.
Love it😍 awesome job as always!!
I keep a betta in a bowl slightly larger than this one. I also have 3 different kinds of snails in it and warm coloured neocaridina shrimpies (yellow, pumpkin, supreme pumpkin, fired red and bloody Mary). I also have it on turntable hardware, so that I can rotate it
sounds like your betta has a nice large space. I think they really need to be in a large container. They are very curious and intelligent fish that love a space to actually explore. Also they need decent, not dirty water as they are prone to developing fin rot and fungus, which can easily lead to a bacteria infection. I am not into the lazy fishkeeper thing.
dam those shrimp look so beautiful
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Happy new year MD from Greece
Happy New Year from new Zealand
Your videos are very informative and good 😊 Do you think it works in a Plastic Bowl ??
Happy new year sir !!!
Why did you get your bloody Mary from? I would really love some, I live in the West Midlands but never seem to get a good red unless they're imported. Which really is never works for me.
Happy new year MD 🎂❤️
Really beautiful!
Feliz año nuevo,😁 saludos desde Peru
Thanks MD I learn a lot from you in this 2022 ,you always keep inspired me with your creativity . We need more banger in this new year .Keep going brother ,Love you Happy New Year 💕🎉🎊
Is there a reason why you use media bags with aqua soil for some tanks. But you use a layer of top soil and gravel for others?
What about air pump for the plants at night? thanks
Where do you get the bowls you use for this? Also I really want to know what kind of moss you use. Thank you for the video once again!
How much livestock would you include in a 14 gallon bowl version of this type? I’m giving it a try!