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wow, awesome, and kool, thanks for sharing boss

Thank you 🙏. I needed this video when I set up my 2.8m tank. It cost a arm and a leg to plant the tank. I looked up fish compatibility and not fish and plant compatibility and got some silver dollars 😂😂😂😂 I usually get my plants from SA Aquatic plants, but do you have recommendations for other places?

Very informative. I'm a 44 year old woman with 2 fish tanks and I get very confused about how certain things work.

Aww so cute.

Thanks for the review - I just bought a 70W based on this video. Im not using it though because when I did a test with the heater in a bucket, I found that the heater itself was extremely hot to the touch, like almost burnt my fingers while touching it under water! This is very different to the usual glass insulated types which get hot but wont burn you. My concern is that this heater may cause burns on my Betta who loves swimming around the current heater. What has been your experience with these heaters so far? Have you done a touch test whilst its heating under water?

Music fits the scape perfectly!

fire !

These videos are brilliant. Thank you so much. I really enjoy the south african context

Will it help to cover the air pomp with thick elastic bands?

Great tips, I appreciate the information. Thanks Droeks🙏

I do like your fish tanks! I have four sponge filters, one medium and one small in both of my tanks. I can hear the "glop, glop" but it has never bothered me. Maybe after all these years I'm used to it. To eliminate my air pump noise, I have a large car washing sponge the pump lives on. It's larger that the pump, so even if it walks, the sponge hits the side of the cabinet first, keeping the air pump away from all objects. Take care.

Your aquariums look amazing. Where do you buy your plants as I am setting up a shallow 105 liter. I'm looking for a store that sells a good range of aquarium plants in Cape Town. I normally do black water, so I generally don't use plants, or I just use very little. Once again, great video 🎥

Hello, I've used mini LED spotlights for my aquarium, the plants seem to be growing fine. I'm not sure if they are being a bit slow. Is there a reason other than aesthetics to use an aquarium light?

This would have been so much better without that weird circus music

can I keep Betta fish in a 3.5 gallon planted aquarium

Nice video Droeks! My Dwarf Gourami's voeter my plante op.

Baie dankie Droeks! Baie hulpvol!

Great subject matter. Very useful information. Thanks🙏

rummy nose tetra bly ook een van my faves. old but gold.

Naand soek so biekie raat as ek water op top of water change doen dan wort my water brein ek dink die kraanwater bots maar is nie seeker nie help aseblief. Weer n lekker video dankie

Just my luck that my congo tetras love eating my new anubias leaves and my angel loves pulling out my val.

Lovely video , thank you!

SPS corals are easier than aquarium plants. 😂

I haven't seen shell dwellers in stores either only seen facebook post on groups.

Great video👍. I'm currently watching it with my cup of tea in one hand and my phone in other. Once again Great video!

I got a Pearl Gourami a little while ago and am absolutely fascinated its personality.

Great video!! Thumbs up from Cape town

They jump.

I just keep females. Just as pretty in my opinion and calm and gentle..

Pure Elegance

That looks like two males

So you think I could have an angelfish in a 29 gallon and a small group of corries and some kuhli loaches? I'm getting a large shipment of plants from ADA, so it will be heavily planted. Would this be overstocked?

Great video!! My female angelfish was the dominant one, and she was massive. I had her for 11 years until she sadly passed away last year. How do you fish hold up in the heat in summer? I'm from Cape Town, and i lost a few mountain minnows during summer. Do you have any tips to keep them cooler? My tropical fish are fine in the heat.

I had a community tank with six blue, three-spot, gouramis. A pair "paired off" and the male started building a nest. They spawned, and a few youngsters started growing up. The next time he started building his bubblebest, I moved them to a bare ten-gallon tank. He built another bubblenest and things looked good. I went out on a date, and when I came home, I found that they had spawned. The male had become VERY aggressive towards the female, and she hid behind the only object in the tank, the heater. She was severely burned on one side and even though I moved her to a quarantine tank, she died the next day. I learned that, so matter how well the fish seem to be getting along, things can quickly change. I needed to put at least one other place for her to hide in. I hope others can learn from my sad experience.