Tribes of the Raindrop

This fishbowl shaped like a raindrop is so crammed with plants that one can hardly see the central driftwood, which spans its entire height and diameter. The foreground is somewhat barren, principally because I didn't bother to dry-start the baby tears or glossostigma. Capacity is roughly 8 L.
Still photos of this and other fishbowls:
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[@jonisolis9645]

Lovely but too small for those fish. Would work well for smaller fish. I like all the tanks you setup and it is so nice to see another video from you.

[@dangerousfishbowlchannel]

Nice to see that you're still here after so many years! I do appreciate my exceptionally patient subscribers such as yourself, who help to compensate for UA-cam's tunnelvision AI. To your point, see my reply below to dylanbabcock1627. I don't entirely disagree but there was only so much space on my nightstand and I'm a sucker for cardinals. And by the way you might like to see the entire history of my compositions in full resolution, for free, which can be found at the link the description.

[@ronanchan4018]

The fishbowl is indeed quite dangerous.

[@dangerousfishbowlchannel]

How so?

[@dylanbabcock1627]

Its beautiful, but I think you're gonna get hate for the size of the tank.

[@dangerousfishbowlchannel]

Thanks, and I've anticipated as much. I think people tend to underestimate just how distracted these species tend to get. They usually can't make it halfway across the bowl without spotting something of interest and changing directions. More to the point, they aren't exhibiting any significant signs of stress. But in any event, they were released into a much larger aquarium a while back.

[@timy.4818]

Too small of a space for them IMO. 😪

[@dangerousfishbowlchannel]

I get where you're coming from, and I don't mind the criticism, but please see my reply to dylanbabcock1627.