CHEAP AND EASY DIY GOLDFISH SETUP
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- The first of many projects!
9 easy steps to setup a minimalist goldfish tub/tank
Nitrogen cycle is crucial. Please research this if you are a beginner fish keeper!
Acclimate new fish for at least 15-20 minutes
I found my 27 gallon tub at my local Home Depot
Find the best light for your plant and use that
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Hahaha the dog and the pho was a nice touch
You forgot the betta
The goldfish are cute but the dog 😍
Your dog peed on a fire hydrant just like a cartoon dog would 😂 also thank you for this video! I just need to find out how to set up filtration system for the tub 🤔
My dogs wouldn’t be an issue as they are small but my two cats might take to fishing and or jump in to swim with the fishies…😂
Loved this video
Aww. Nice setup meowth
Adorable fish I wonder how big they have gotten now
probs dead
Wow cute dog bro
Very nice bro
What kind of filter are you using?
how many still alive?
No gravel??? Good vid btw
Nah gold fish will rub themself of the gravel and hurt their gills
@@noobius380 oh ok thanks
What I want to ask for this in shop 🙄tell me the size to bro plz and price of that tab
hey isn't the whole point of cycling the tank to cycle the filter specifically??? why would you add the filter in after cycling it makes no sense, the bacteria would have nothing to grow on. what are you even 'cycling' at that point?
did you even do actual research on nitrogen cycle before doing this?
The plant will start the cycle, but yes, he should have added the filter at that point too, so beneficial bacteria could build in the filter and keep the cycle from crashing
Come on let's go for a walk for a month or 2
I hope you recycled that plastic bag !!
Haha looked back and it was gone :o
You know, the plastic isn't good for the GoldFish... Better to get them a glass aquarium, yes it costs more, but it's better for their health. If you want to make your Fish live longer, then you shouldn't put them in a plastic container.
You need food grade containers. Not all plastic is bad. That’s misinformed
These ain’t even plastic their fibre
What??
Can you explain why? And specify what type of plastic you’re referring to? There are lots of different types of “plastic.”
@@ld4028 I’ve been on the learning journey too so I can completely understand your confusion but to add to what the comment above said, not all plastic is bad. If you wish to put your fish in a container (which is more cost-effective), you want to look for food-safe containers. Such containers have a number five under the container (I’ve also heard a number two numbered container is safe as well but number five is what you should strive for). If you don’t really understand what I mean, go to your kitchen, search for a plastic container in your cabinets, turn it over and search for a five inside a triangle and “PP” sign. All containers with that symbol should be safe for fish! Hope this helped!
@@ld4028 Also, forgot to include that if you decide to not use food-safe containers, non food-safe containers can leech toxic chemicals into your fishes water which can harm and potentially kill your fishes. So be sure to choose the correct containers.
Use any container you want but you should use pond liner plastic inside it before you fill it. Too add an extra layer of protection against leaking.