Thank you very much! As effective as it may seems it has serious limitations and therefore only works with certain types of plants. Though, the number of plants is so huge that life time of a man would not be enough to try grow even only those types of plants. Though, with more people joining efforts it can be done ;)
Fantastic. 😊 I have a Monestera plant in my indoor Pool Pond. It is doing well, thankfully. Thank you for the interesting video. Have a nice day Sir. Take care and stay safe.
I only know one way to achieve what you want - selective breeding. Choose fish among those that you have that have the most closest characteristics to what you want...and breed it...repeat the process for number of generations until get the desirable strain. All the best on your adventure!
I had plastic bottle aquariums in past years. You can see them on this playlist: ua-cam.com/video/k8ckHeVivqA/v-deo.html At present I experimenting with 3 liter jars that seems to be more suitable for sustainable aquarium gardens with fish.
It depends mostly on the size of the plant. My plant was small - so, it takes very little water. The leaves falling off for number of reasons. It may happen during adaption period most frequently. And when plant tries to save resources - increasing amount of nutrition may help it. Also, the amount of light is much less during cold season. Amount of light has great effect on all plants. In regards to the light - I would reposition the plant/tank to see if helps. Everything with plants takes time to see the results.
I've never tried to feed rice to tell you for sure. Be the first to tell me how it goes ;) I would start with very small amount just to see how your pets respond to it.
@@4me Hmm interesting. Do you rinse it? I also notice that when I cover my bottle with a lid that has holes the duckweed turns white. Do you have that issue?
You have a fish pond?! I love that :) I always put wild samples in a separate nursery for observation - quarantine it before moving into main aquarium. Be safe is better than be sorry ;) River moss would certainly come with river critters - some could be dangerous to your fish. And there could be filamentous algae - something very hard to remove from aquariums. All the best on your adventure!
Hi Mr. Langerman.. I am sorry that this question is not related to this video.. But do you know if it is okay to feed white worms everyday to bettas , guppies, danios and platies..
Add gravel, plants and whatever else you want to add into your aquarium as you set it up. All those items comes with bacteria. Let the aquarium sit for a couple weeks - that is enough time for bacteria to colonize any size tank. That's all to it.
@@dharunprakash9563 no problem. Also look up " how to do walstad method aquarium" if you want it to really thrive. The plants help the bacteria by also absorbing ammonia and nitrates from water, and can be free if you have dirt, sand/gravel and plants around where you live. Starting is most difficult part so let me know if you run into anyone questions with your fish or aquarium my friend.
HeyMichael, I've been keeping seed shrimp ame ramshorns in my window , and I've noticed they dont reproduce as well a d start dying off. I'm assuming it's the season or temp. Any ideas?
@@4me they seemed to actually do better in spring when direct sunlight hit them in the morning. The water averaged 75f, now it's an average of 60 to 65
@@donovanjones8838 Well, if it is not a temperature fluctuation than you should have no worries - density population of all organisms grow up to the maximum permitted by available resources (space, food and etc.) then declines rapidly to the minimum (or complete extinction). Split the colony on two or more to keep and breed them separately, occasionally mixing them is one way to prevent extinction. Removing part of population before it reach the maximum pick of density helps to prevent collapse of the entire colony ;)
I still have this plant growing in one of my1 liter sustainable aquariums with snails (no fish). The plant grows slowly, it is small enough to look beautiful in this small garden. I usually prefer and recommend to grow different types of plants (fast and slow growing) in each aquarium. This way plants and aquariums get the most mutual benefits. So, I do recommend it.
That is a good question! I fail to grow this plant from a single leaf. Though, don't get discouraged by my failure - I am still trying to grow it from a single leaf using different settings ;) There are many variables that may have effect on the outcome...light, water quality, time of the day and season when you make the cutting and etc. All the best on your adventure!
i love the technique u have shown of propagating the cutting!
Thank you very much!
As effective as it may seems it has serious limitations and therefore only works with certain types of plants. Though, the number of plants is so huge that life time of a man would not be enough to try grow even only those types of plants. Though, with more people joining efforts it can be done ;)
@@4me I will soon be throwing my hat into the ring on that score my friend...I have 3 jars started and I'm going snail hunting tomorrow!:)
@@Synrgiii All the best on your adventure!!
Fantastic. 😊
I have a Monestera plant in my indoor Pool Pond.
It is doing well, thankfully.
Thank you for the interesting video.
Have a nice day Sir.
Take care and stay safe.
Thank you very much!
I have Monestera on my want to try list :)
All the best on your adventure!
@@4me My pleasure Sir. 😊
Thank you very much.
Awesome plant
I love it!!
@@4me 👍👍
Mẹo trồng thuỷ canh hay quá. Trước đó tôi có trồng nhưng cho trực tiếp vào nước nên bị chết. Cám ơn bạn nhiều!
My pleasure!
All the best on your adventure!
This is fantastic! 😁😆🤩
Thank you very much!
Michael said please tell me some things that I can do for our guppies to make their tail larger and agreesivep
I only know one way to achieve what you want - selective breeding. Choose fish among those that you have that have the most closest characteristics to what you want...and breed it...repeat the process for number of generations until get the desirable strain.
All the best on your adventure!
Please share the video of making a pipelet for catching small creatures and fish fries.
Here is the video you asked about: ua-cam.com/video/cdLRKKhWa_8/v-deo.html
Can you make a small bottle aquariam with plant and fish? please
I had plastic bottle aquariums in past years. You can see them on this playlist: ua-cam.com/video/k8ckHeVivqA/v-deo.html
At present I experimenting with 3 liter jars that seems to be more suitable for sustainable aquarium gardens with fish.
@@4me wow that's great waiting for the video :)
Nice plant
Thank you!
Amazing
Thank you!
Hi Michal 1 month ago on 2nd September I collected my first land moss sample not its grown 1" in water
Pretty cool it is :)
how much water do these plants need? The leaves keep falling off thanks
It depends mostly on the size of the plant. My plant was small - so, it takes very little water.
The leaves falling off for number of reasons. It may happen during adaption period most frequently. And when plant tries to save resources - increasing amount of nutrition may help it. Also, the amount of light is much less during cold season. Amount of light has great effect on all plants. In regards to the light - I would reposition the plant/tank to see if helps. Everything with plants takes time to see the results.
@@4me thanks
Hi Michal, can I feed boiled rice to my fish and snails?
I've never tried to feed rice to tell you for sure. Be the first to tell me how it goes ;)
I would start with very small amount just to see how your pets respond to it.
@@4me they ate it but very slowly
I live in Hyderabad city and thers a park with lake in it i found bunch of seed shrimp pond snails mystery snails and ramshorn snails and java moss :)
All the best on your adventure!
Do you find that your duckweed has a swampy green smell?
Yes. The smell goes away by the time I move duckweed from quarantine nursery to the permanent aquarium.
@@4me Hmm interesting. Do you rinse it? I also notice that when I cover my bottle with a lid that has holes the duckweed turns white. Do you have that issue?
@@Universal.G No, I prefer not to rinse samples - rinsing them may wash out critters that may come with it ;)
Sir, can I use river moss in my fish pond directly or what should I do before putting it
You have a fish pond?! I love that :)
I always put wild samples in a separate nursery for observation - quarantine it before moving into main aquarium. Be safe is better than be sorry ;)
River moss would certainly come with river critters - some could be dangerous to your fish. And there could be filamentous algae - something very hard to remove from aquariums.
All the best on your adventure!
Hi Mr. Langerman.. I am sorry that this question is not related to this video.. But do you know if it is okay to feed white worms everyday to bettas , guppies, danios and platies..
I have never fed white worms to my fish to tell you for sure.
Can u say how to introduce beneficial bacteria naturally in aquarium for water cycling
Add gravel, plants and whatever else you want to add into your aquarium as you set it up. All those items comes with bacteria. Let the aquarium sit for a couple weeks - that is enough time for bacteria to colonize any size tank. That's all to it.
@@4me Thank you 😊
@@dharunprakash9563 Having a filter helps. It won't be as effective while stagnant.
@@VinylUnboxings Thank you Bro!
@@dharunprakash9563 no problem. Also look up " how to do walstad method aquarium" if you want it to really thrive. The plants help the bacteria by also absorbing ammonia and nitrates from water, and can be free if you have dirt, sand/gravel and plants around where you live.
Starting is most difficult part so let me know if you run into anyone questions with your fish or aquarium my friend.
Nice
Thank you!
HeyMichael, I've been keeping seed shrimp ame ramshorns in my window , and I've noticed they dont reproduce as well a d start dying off. I'm assuming it's the season or temp. Any ideas?
Too warm water would do it for sure. Move the nursery out of direct sunlight to check it ;)
@@4me they seemed to actually do better in spring when direct sunlight hit them in the morning. The water averaged 75f, now it's an average of 60 to 65
@@donovanjones8838 Well, if it is not a temperature fluctuation than you should have no worries - density population of all organisms grow up to the maximum permitted by available resources (space, food and etc.) then declines rapidly to the minimum (or complete extinction). Split the colony on two or more to keep and breed them separately, occasionally mixing them is one way to prevent extinction. Removing part of population before it reach the maximum pick of density helps to prevent collapse of the entire colony ;)
Do you recommend this plant for aquariums with the right conditions?
I still have this plant growing in one of my1 liter sustainable aquariums with snails (no fish). The plant grows slowly, it is small enough to look beautiful in this small garden. I usually prefer and recommend to grow different types of plants (fast and slow growing) in each aquarium. This way plants and aquariums get the most mutual benefits.
So, I do recommend it.
@@4me Thank you!! Very informative videos and you're so interactive with your viewers! Subscribed from here on out!!
@@cassandraluvlee4567 My pleasure!!
@@4me do you still have the chinese money plant?
@@filamas Yes. It has 6 leaves and one new just started growing a couple days ago.
this may be a dumb question, but can you propagate this plant from a single stem and leaf?
That is a good question!
I fail to grow this plant from a single leaf.
Though, don't get discouraged by my failure - I am still trying to grow it from a single leaf using different settings ;)
There are many variables that may have effect on the outcome...light, water quality, time of the day and season when you make the cutting and etc.
All the best on your adventure!
@@4me sounds good, thank you so much!! :)
@@user-vb4kn6mo1f My pleasure!
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