I like rhis particular video bcoz it is very much well said with closed up picture of what particular chemicals they’re using..keep up the good work mate👍👍👍
Congrats Juris, Florian and ´Lando´ ;) Great Video! At the end showing the Tank with numbered bullets pointing out to each plant name and location... GENIOUS! I spend literally HOURS watching ADA Videos and making drafts of my own, identifying and making sort of ´blue-print location´ for each species and particular type Of course that the placement of the plants doesn't come random, rather with years of knowledge about its growth rythm, preference to light and water-flow, relation to neighbouring plants and their texture as they mature... There is always a lot to take in from Takashi San's Videos, and the more you know, the more it pays-off to review them... With this SMALL but MEANINGFULL detail Juris, you're passing precise information and spearing hours on the viewers passing the video front-to-back, back-to-front. GENIOUS! Congrats my friend, keep up the good work You and George Farmer deserve to be UA-cam's Nr 1 viewed channels! Keep on scaping our dreams M8 ... >
Did you place a piece of plexiglass on the bottom of the tank before adding the rocks? Looks like it would be a good idea rather than rock on glass...to prevent the chance of pressure breaks. Nice homage scape shout out to George on this one... good choice!
Hello, That is a great setup that really inspired me for my next one. Please answer me those 2 questions.. What are you using under your rocks? I see something like glass? And what about frodo stones and hardness? I know that frodo stones increase water hardness. Thank you very much
Where is the answer? I have the same question about what is under the rocks - acrylic? Is it to distribute the weight of the stones, protect the bottom glass from scratches, or both? Thanks!
I wonder if you used 2 or three sustaining steel profiles to have the usm withstand the tank‘s weight? Can you please tell what the backside is like concerning openings for the tubes. Nice cabinet tank combination!
Was genau heisst "the leaves will melt" beim Wasserkelch? Meiner will auch nicht so recht, einige Blätter wurden gelb und mussten dann weg. Den gleich so zurück zu schneiden hätte ich mich nie getraut ;) Gutes Video und besonders der Überblick mit den Zahlen am Schluss ist sehr hilfreich!
Just a question; how did you do a dry grow after this with to wood sticking out on the top? You cant really use foil. Is watering every day a few times enough?
I havent used dry start in this case. But in case you want to do it and you have hardscape sticking out, you can wrap the film around it or poke a hole into the clear film for the hardscape, just get creative
Jurijs, I was wondering whether it would make sense to put something under the big rocks to protect the glass from scratches. What would you recommend?
Im wondering if the stand is going to handle that water load? Modular cabinet looks nice and solid...but that looks like nearly 550 pounds of water...yikes.
@@JurijsJutjajevs danke für deine Antwort, eigentlich stehen die Kugeln etwas heraus und die Platte würde nur auf den Kugeln aufliegen. Könntest du bei ihm mal nachfragen wie er das gemacht hat, würde mich doch sehr interessieren, da ich vor diesem Problem stehe, ich wäre dir sehr sehr dankbar.
Ja da hast du wohl recht man versteht es aber auf deutsch wäre es mir persönlich lieber denn es gibt so viele englische aquaristik Channel und nur ganz wenig gute deutsche Channel find es halt schade deswegen . 😉
Hey, nice video, but to be absolutely honest with you... Your aquascapes all look pretty much the same, those are simple, have very common style, there is nothing really original, yet it is still clear and beautiful. Most of it's beauty doesn't seem to come from exceptional skill and creativity, but rather from nice rooks and outstanding roots / wood. Nevertheless, I'd expect more from professional aquascaper.
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I like rhis particular video bcoz it is very much well said with closed up picture of what particular chemicals they’re using..keep up the good work mate👍👍👍
You give a full natural look to the fish tank👌👍👍👍
so cool the USM !
Really liked the numbered plant list at the end and their location in the actual scape!
thank you, small things make the difference and a lot of work :D
Nice video Juri! You are good as aquascaper and also as video maker! Wait for next videos ;)
Very nice. Hope to see this scape few months later.
Very nice Jurijs!
Can't wait to see the update on this tank
@@JurijsJutjajevs oh that's too bad, I really wanted to see how will all those crypts look once they grow
Great film! Love the scape and your client’s t-shirt!! ;)
Loved it the entire set.. we need more.... could we see how it matured..
Really beautiful scape jurijs and I love how you indexed all the plants at the end that was incredible thanks 👍
Have a new fluval roma 240 arriving tomorrow and your plant list ordered to try n recreate this for myself. Thanks for the inspiration!
Amazing! Really glad you've started doing UA-cam properly, I will learn a lot🙂
Yeah, this looks awesome. Love the fact you doing UA-cam stuff again!
Beautiful scape Juri ! Keep sharing 👌
Very nice all around!
Great VLOG my friend! We look forward to the next one. Nice installation too! Manzanita is a great addition to the stones.
Jurijs, very nice setup and beautiful aquascaping! Thanks for posting!
Fantastic Scape can't wait to "hopefully" see this in 6months-1year in 👌🏻 also loved the numbering so much easier to identify them 👍🏻
Nice job with the video and the scape too ! I enjoyed watching it ! See you soon 😁
Wonderful video, beautiful scape.
Excellent work. Was cool to watch the whole process.
Loved the video.. specially the little detailed techniques.
Great video, beautiful scape 👌. The 'rock wool' thing was funny! 🤣
Very nice, great work
Congrats Juris, Florian and ´Lando´ ;)
Great Video!
At the end showing the Tank with numbered bullets pointing out to each plant name and location... GENIOUS!
I spend literally HOURS watching ADA Videos and making drafts of my own, identifying and making sort of ´blue-print location´ for each species and particular type
Of course that the placement of the plants doesn't come random, rather with years of knowledge about its growth rythm, preference to light and water-flow, relation to neighbouring plants and their texture as they mature...
There is always a lot to take in from Takashi San's Videos, and the more you know, the more it pays-off to review them...
With this SMALL but MEANINGFULL detail Juris, you're passing precise information and spearing hours on the viewers passing the video front-to-back, back-to-front.
GENIOUS!
Congrats my friend, keep up the good work
You and George Farmer deserve to be UA-cam's Nr 1 viewed channels!
Keep on scaping our dreams M8 ... >
Nice video Jurijs.. George's 1200 is a great inspiration for this tank! Would love to see an update for this scape👍👍👍👍
Nice video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You have to shoot it again after 2-3 months. The hardscape is very beautiful
Love you man from the bottom of my heart.
Beautiful scape. And thanks for the tips😃
Brilliant Juris...👍
Sorry Jurijs...👍
very nice job and like the tips along the way.
I live in the Sierra Foothills (Oregon House, CA). We have a TON of Manzanita, we're not in the desert!
Great aquascape
Great job. Great instructive video. Love the tips on additives, cryps and filter whool. Looking forward to the next one! 👍🏻
Love it! It would be really cool if you sometimes did longer videos of you setting up a tank too. Like maybe 20-30mins long :)
Nice to watch the scape, keep the awesome vids coming Jurijs!🤙
Very very nice
great vid bro, keep it up. i look forward to the next one!
Hello Jurijs, an unusual but exciting video, and a great aquarium as a result. A perfect staging.
The location of the aquarium, the different camera positions, the whole setting. Unusually good. That's all I wanted to say. :) Awesome video.
I see a lot of Peter McKinnon videography influences. Really great video work. And of course a very nice aquascape too.
Enjoyed this video! Loved it. Subscribed. 👌🏻
Fuggin beautiful tank
Cooles Video und mega schönes Aquarium 👌
Good work. 👍
Great work Jurijs!
Love it, thanks for sharing.
That was great nice scape, love the video. Have a good day.
Did you place a piece of plexiglass on the bottom of the tank before adding the rocks? Looks like it would be a good idea rather than rock on glass...to prevent the chance of pressure breaks. Nice homage scape shout out to George on this one... good choice!
Excellent, my eyes did not deceive me...thanks for confirming...and great idea.
Great content! Great scape! Love the style!
please do update video on all of your client scape.. i personally curious about the dentist one
Great work! What's the distance between the ADA solar RGB to water surface? I'm so confusing on my setup coz the plants not so well.
Schön geworden, evtl. Wäre der Fortschritt in ein paar Monaten interessant.
Great video. We where using this technique with Filter wool for the holes 👌
Nice, good skills. you should do an update on it if you can later down the line.
Loved the video man! #300 like. ✌️
Hello, That is a great setup that really inspired me for my next one. Please answer me those 2 questions.. What are you using under your rocks? I see something like glass? And what about frodo stones and hardness? I know that frodo stones increase water hardness. Thank you very much
Thank you very much for your answer! Is ada sansui neutral stone? Is it possible to achieve similar scape like this with sansui?
Where is the answer? I have the same question about what is under the rocks - acrylic? Is it to distribute the weight of the stones, protect the bottom glass from scratches, or both? Thanks!
I wonder if you used 2 or three sustaining steel profiles to have the usm withstand the tank‘s weight? Can you please tell what the backside is like concerning openings for the tubes.
Nice cabinet tank combination!
Was genau heisst "the leaves will melt" beim Wasserkelch? Meiner will auch nicht so recht, einige Blätter wurden gelb und mussten dann weg. Den gleich so zurück zu schneiden hätte ich mich nie getraut ;) Gutes Video und besonders der Überblick mit den Zahlen am Schluss ist sehr hilfreich!
Ah, ok. Dann bin ich beruhigt und warte noch, wie er sich weiter einlebt! Vielen Dank für die Antwort!
Can you really submersed plants like that? That's awesome, I figure they would still need leafs to stay alive!
Awesome vlog keep it up
Very nice! Keep em comin
🗣💙💚 EVERYTHING💚💙
This hardscape is fabulous, when did you ad water ?
Oh good! I was thinking maybe you were doing a dry start for the plants, but confused about trimming the crypto to grow submersed.
Just a question; how did you do a dry grow after this with to wood sticking out on the top? You cant really use foil. Is watering every day a few times enough?
I havent used dry start in this case. But in case you want to do it and you have hardscape sticking out, you can wrap the film around it or poke a hole into the clear film for the hardscape, just get creative
Love it
Great vidéo! Where can de find de ADA frost film? Keep going !!
Jurijs Jutjajevs thanks!
Would be better if you can show the end product with the types of fishes in it to compliment the aquascape.
Jurijs, I was wondering whether it would make sense to put something under the big rocks to protect the glass from scratches. What would you recommend?
It doesn’t matter if the bottom glass has scratches or not, it’s always covered with substrate. I never use protection.
@@JurijsJutjajevs Ok, you're right, thank you.
Can you please explain what you mean when you said the plants would melt? Then you cut the leaves and roots in half.
Hi Juri, what did u spray before pasting the aquascreen? Thanks
Why wasn't it filled with water? Was that on purpose ?
Was musste der Kunde für das Becken schlussendlich bezahlen? Sieht echt gut aus aber viel Arbeit und viele teure Produkte :)
LOL you forgot the water!
Kannst du uns das Aquarium heute mal zeigen?
Es steht nicht mehr, auf meinem insta @juri_js habe ich dokumentiert wie ich es neu eingerichtet habe
Im wondering if the stand is going to handle that water load? Modular cabinet looks nice and solid...but that looks like nearly 550 pounds of water...yikes.
Years later the cabinet remains standing 😉
@@JurijsJutjajevs good to know…. I love that set up…wondering if u have any other examples. USM Haller is underrated as an aquarium cabinet.
Wäre es möglich das du mir sagen könntest wie die Holzplatte auf den USM Haller befestigt ist? Ich danke dir.
Ich weiß es nicht, gehe davon aus dass diese von einem Schreiner entsprechend angepasst war dass es in das USM System passt
@@JurijsJutjajevs danke für deine Antwort, eigentlich stehen die Kugeln etwas heraus und die Platte würde nur auf den Kugeln aufliegen. Könntest du bei ihm mal nachfragen wie er das gemacht hat, würde mich doch sehr interessieren, da ich vor diesem Problem stehe, ich wäre dir sehr sehr dankbar.
Hat die ada rgb wirklich nur 3000-3500 Lumen? Wären dann ja bei den ca. 200L des Beckens echt wenig Lumen/L oder?
@@JurijsJutjajevs Auf was würdest du also konkret achten? Gibt es ein Video dazu von dir?
Great! But when u cut the shoots my heart sank
what is the white thing you put in the glass Jurijs?
at 1,20”
Lovely. Thanks
Second time watching
Superr
When will you do new videos ??? :)
you need bigger car for this job :)
Warum immer englisch? Geiles Video trotzdem 😄
Ja da hast du wohl recht man versteht es aber auf deutsch wäre es mir persönlich lieber denn es gibt so viele englische aquaristik Channel und nur ganz wenig gute deutsche Channel find es halt schade deswegen . 😉
You like to say Gill instead of 'jel'
yeah its my German pronunciation
wtf bro you cant do a setup and then not putting the after fill up and/or the afterwards
Bro, that was a client project, filming while setting up tanks for clients is not always simple and this one doesn’t exist any more
Hey, nice video, but to be absolutely honest with you... Your aquascapes all look pretty much the same, those are simple, have very common style, there is nothing really original, yet it is still clear and beautiful. Most of it's beauty doesn't seem to come from exceptional skill and creativity, but rather from nice rooks and outstanding roots / wood.
Nevertheless, I'd expect more from professional aquascaper.