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Hi buddy I’m just doing your way with the salt how many days i need to treat with that amount of salt thank you

just bought my first kayak at 23 and this helped me so much!

How long do these fish live?

I feel dumb after watching this 😂 thanks for this video dude!

Are you in Maryland?

Why I use activated carbon in my filters....... Because I feel like it and so I use it.

I have an under sink Culligan filter system with a magnesium cartridge. Is my water RO water? Is the magnesium cartridge ok?

1:24 and we all know that if you are telling the truth why these companies would put it on the label... They want to sell you "Aquarium Safe" Silicone for 3x the price!!!

I decided a while ago I was going to start collecting my own wood from streams. For now I'm avoiding Eucalyptus unless it's in my native pond (I'm in Australia so Eucalyptus is abundant), since I know Eucalyptus oil is something local fish are adapted to but imported species may not be. But beyond that... I'm just taking the risk. I'm prioritizing wood collected from water ways that I know contain healthy fish populations. At home I'll scrub off the detritus and boil it, set it in a quarentine tank for a bit then if nothing obvious goes wrong, I call it tank ready.

As relieving as it is disappointing to figure out this is the issue I have with my pea puffers right now… it’s been ripping through my tank in the weirdest way. It’s only the puffers no other species

All the units I can find on Amazon (Canada) have a frequency of 15 kHz Do you think that would work?

What a great video. Thanks so much for explaining all of this in such great detail. I really appreciate it

Really interested

Wow didn’t realize they get that big.

My male dg is a beautiful turd. My female may need to be rehomed.

I get all my plants from the lakes I go fishing in. I put them straight in my aquarium from the lake. No rinsing. This helps get the tank become a complete ecosystem. I never had a problem in doing it this way. Doesn't seem to phase my angel fish.

Recently, I had an ammonia/nitrite spike in my 10G due to overfeeding. One corydoras died, I pulled him out and started removing detritus buildup before a water change. As I did it I started to see hundreds of detritus worms swimming all over the tank. I guess this was due to disturbing that detritus before vacuuming it. I was worried if that's a serious bloom, so I was trying my best to suck them in a tube while changing water, but the number seemed to stay the same, and I was panicking a bit as it was my first time seeing these little guys and there was such a crazy amount of them. A quick google search calmed me down, and after an hour they settled in the sand doing their thing. This was in the morning. I knew that detritus worms play one of the essential roles in low-tech unfiltered fatherfsh-style aquariums, but deep inside I still didn't like the fact that there are thousands of microworms on my work desk. But today I saw your video, and it thought wait a minute, the vermicompost is my favorite houseplant fertilizer, and detritus worms might be doing the same thing with fish poop and stuff, contributing to the cycle. Thank you very much for discussing that important topic, so people can think more of what's going on in their aquariums instead of gravel vaccing like crazy trying to stop the natural cycle. Greetings from UA Cheers! Edit: plus detritus worms can be a perfect food for nano fish in a low maintenance tank. They can eat them especially at night e.g. when you're on vacation

Woke up this morning and found what looked like thousands.

Amazing tank, just stunning. ❤

Would a south American bumblebee eat corys as I have one salt and pepper Cory and some other younger bronze Cory's? Would they be ok with a bumble cat?

It’s funny some of the bigger clumsy looking fish. They just kind of move around with complete disregard of the others. We’ve had a few like that in the past and have a couple now as well. They’re the best.

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I just planted pothos and a peace lilly at the top of my tank, for cleaning and it looks nice. I use some small hydroponic, 2 inch basket pots kind of attached to the side of my tank.

I am planning on turning my 75 gallon into a natural tank and found myself here to see what plants you are finding. On a side note, i noticed the nail polish and wondered, that must symbolize something, looked it up, and love the cause! I dont understand how some of these comments are immediately like, "nail polish, run!!!" Probably dont like any vintage Bowie either, 😅

just beautiful

Hi Dan! How are you? I could really use your advice. I got two white bettas from a store that kept fish in terrible conditions; many looked sick or were already dead. They’re in separate tanks. One is fine, but the other developed black edges on its fins and some grey/black parts on its body. I initially thought it was fin rot and started treatment with Sera Omnipur (1 day). However, after researching more, I’ve found that bettas can change color quickly, but others say it could be ammonia burn? The fish is eating, he is active… but this is progressing very quickly; looking forward to your advice. Thank you in advance!!

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What does the female difference from the male😊

Just noticed these in my new tank cycling it . Also a diatom algae phase. Ready for shrimp now.

Love your red hooks

Why do you not clean the glass ?

Love your tips thanks❤❤

Just watched the Ctenophora video&noticed somehow I was unsubscribed… Resubscribed&👍

will you not be doing around the world update anymore Dan???

nice tank!

Hello Dan. I recently drop my discus tank temp from 83.5f to 8.2f. What temperature is your discus tank and do you feed them twice a day?

Thank you for sharing the video, very good

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Once I get a certain number, I find it unnecessary to clean the glass anymore. Though I've also got other snails competing for softer algaes, so of course that incentivizes the nerites to go after the hard diatom on the glass. But yeah, everyone is always saying "cleaning the glass is part of the hobby". No it's not, it's an ecological design decision. Personally, the white eggs don't really bother me, and no-glass-cleaning is awesome.

Your fish are looking superb here Dan. I still find it hard to believe that you saved the ctenopoma that time when he went like a pine cone. I honestly thought his time was up

20 something years ago, I was out with my gf at the time by this small pond that sat twenty feet from Lake Michigan in the city and saw this tiny, half inch crayfish by the shore waters of said pond and scooped it up into a bottle, took it home, and literally raised it to an inch and a half in a 6 inch round Petrie dish that was 4 inches tall... Just fed it bloodworms that I had from the last betta I'd raised... Was gonna grab a tank but ended up freeing the guy back to the pond... Now I'm considering doing this exact same thing in this video but doing it just as proper and to the best of my ability... How do you "sanitize" rocks properly? Or add wood?

Omg, looks like 2 different tanks.

I love this tank

right on!