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Two twenty gallon, 55 gallon, 40 gallon bow front and a 40 gallon breeder, thank you for commenting

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Hello! Thanks so much for your comment. I love your determination to take on this challenge, and I'm sure you'll do great with these tips. Even the toughest plants can thrive with the right care, and I'm here to help you every step of the way. If you have any questions or need more advice, feel free to ask. Keep us updated on your progress, and happy planting! Your success stories inspire us all.

Thanks for your thoughtful feedback and for watching my video. I'm glad you found the information helpful. I'll certainly consider your suggestion to reduce screen switches in future videos to make them even better for you and other viewers. Your support means a lot and helps me create more valuable content for the fishkeeping community. Happy fishkeeping and see you in the next video!

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Hello! Thanks so much for sharing your aquarium setup-it sounds like you have a wonderfully diverse plant life. For your no substrate aquarium, you might consider adding some more bryophytes like Riccia fluitans or Pellia, which are excellent for floating or attaching to driftwood and rocks, much like Java moss and ferns. Another great option could be moss balls, which are not only decorative but also functional, helping to keep the water clean. Your selection of plants like Anubias and Crypts already sets a fantastic base for a thriving ecosystem. We’d love to see how your tank evolves with these new additions! Thanks again for watching and commenting.

​@@dbcaquatics Thanks for the info bro Im a beginner so that helps me alot.

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@@dbcaquatics such a lovely comment , earned a new subscriber . I would really like some videos on these topics: Why shrimp easily die and how to keep them alive for absolute beginners Breeding fancy guppies in Tub / small ponds How to control snail population How and which plants can be grown in gravel/sand using root tabs

@@dbcaquatics another topic which non aquatic plants can be grown in aquarium, like keeping their roots in water while their leaves and stem out , like how money plant or pothos is grown in aquariums Can monstera be grown like that ? What about purple queen ? Wandering jew ? Elephant ear plant ? Spider plant ? Mint plant are these safe for fish ?

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Hi Anne, thank you so much for sharing your deeply touching poem, 'When a Goldfish Cries.' It's incredibly moving and serves as a vital reminder of the sensitivity and life experiences of creatures that are often dismissed or overlooked. Your poem beautifully articulates the silent pain that can be felt by even the smallest of beings, emphasizing a message that resonates deeply with our mission here. It's voices like yours that can truly help to change perceptions and foster a deeper respect for all living beings. Thank you for lending your voice to such a critical cause. I encourage everyone who feels touched by Anne’s message to like, subscribe, and activate notifications for more content that aims to enlighten and inspire. Let’s continue this conversation and spread awareness together. Thanks again, Anne, for your impactful contribution and for reminding us of the empathy we owe to every creature in our world.

Hello! First, thank you so much for joining the conversation and for your commitment to proper fish care. It's incredibly important to address the common myths surrounding the care of goldfish, including the unsuitability of bowls as long-term habitats. These little guys need space, filtration, and a proper environment to thrive, which a small bowl simply cannot provide. It’s through comments like yours that we can educate and encourage more responsible pet ownership. We cover a range of topics regarding correct aquatic care, so your insights and engagement really help. Looking forward to seeing you in future videos, and thanks again for your advocacy for better fish care!

Hey there! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words! That setup at 4:07 isn't from Mark who is brilliant, but it's definitely inspired by his style. We'd love to see you around again!

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@@dbcaquaticsI would have subscribed but the subtitles I was really not into. The CC button is there for any video, but if other videos might have the subtitles I’m mentioning it because it was very hard to watch. And FYI, liking is more important than subscribers but subscribers are worth something for brand deals. And comments aren’t worth anything to the algorithm… they just help the audience feel more connected to the creator… my wife does about $10K a month on YT, so I know some of the less known stuff, and I figured I’d pass it along. Likes get you into people’s feed… few views come from subscribers but brand deals do care about subscribers (secondary to views).

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Your support means the world to me, thank you for watching!

Hey @user-BrandyLane21! Thanks so much for your comment. It's always exciting to connect with fellow fish lovers! We're glad you enjoyed the video and shared your enthusiasm. If you’re keen on exploring more about our underwater friends, consider subscribing and hitting the bell icon to stay updated on all our latest videos. We’ve got lots more interesting content coming your way, designed to help you learn and grow your own aquatic paradise. Thanks for being a part of our community, and keep those bubbles coming! 🐠💙

Hello! Thank you so much for your comment and I'm really pleased to hear that you found the video helpful. When it comes to feeding shrimps, particularly for someone just starting in the hobby, it's crucial to find a balance that works specifically for your tank. I generally recommend feeding your shrimps once every 2-3 days. Begin with a small amount of feed-just enough that they can consume it completely within a few hours. This approach helps in avoiding overfeeding, which is important as it impacts the water quality and overall health of your aquarium. Monitor how your shrimps are eating and how the water quality is holding up after feedings. If the shrimps eat all their food quickly, you can gradually increase the amount slightly, but if you notice leftovers, it’s best to reduce the amount of food or extend the interval between feedings. Again, thank you for watching and for your great question! If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to the channel and turning on notifications to get more insights and updates. You can also like this video if you found it useful-it really helps support the channel. Feel free to ask more questions anytime, and keep enjoying your shrimp keeping journey!

Hello! What a delightful surprise to hear about your new betta! Betta fish are truly captivating with their vibrant colors and unique personalities. It’s great to have you in our community, sharing such exciting news. If you’re looking for tips on care or just curious about how to make your betta’s environment ideal, you’ll find more resources coming here. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you won’t miss out on any helpful updates or our community discussions. We’re here to help make your betta keeping experience as enjoyable and rewarding as possible. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience-let's make this journey together!

Fish in nature barley eat so skipping a day wouldn't hurt either 😊

Hey there, thanks a bunch for sharing your insight on betta feeding! Your tip about giving them just enough to gobble up in 10 seconds is pure gold. It's like you're their personal nutritionist, making sure they get just the right amount without overindulging. And you're so right about those misleading instructions on the container - who needs 5-10 minutes anyway, right? Your advice is like a beacon of light for all betta owners out there, helping us keep our finned friends happy and healthy. Cheers to you for spreading the wisdom!

Thank you so much just trying my best 😊