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Красные виды эхинодорусов растут без С02, насколько я знаю. Ещё филлантус плавающий можно попробовать. Но его красная окраска будет зависеть от интенсивности освещения.

Is it not carbon dioxide produced by bacteria I wonder. Witch is normal.

try out to plant some house plants. peace lilies for example

would be interesting to see what happens when you put some house plants in it

I think the bubbles were H2S. You used organic compost. When the organic matter decomposes, as per my understanding it can release H2S.

0:31 done!

Is this TED narrator?

at the sugar ❤❤

Those are oxygen produced by the plants in the substrate

is that a handmade tank or a brand's tank? If it is could pls write the model? Because the thin upper frame makes the view so nice.

It was a nice share. Thank you for showing us this nice share.

AI voice done right

The AI narrative seems a bit forced and dystopian in my opinion. Its like the language model is based off David Attenborough and contents of the British library 😂😂.

Great work bro. I support u..keep going

Nice video. How many gallons is this aquarium?

Do you use a voice or text to voice filter? If so what program do you recommend? Love the video

Not sure if voice filter or text to voic program was used but it was nice, reminded me of old cartoon documentaries on animals (or cartoon animals)

Great video and amazing work. Nice AI voice btw, I'm looking for one good as yours but not luck so far, where did you get it?

This was extremely interesting, enjoyable and relaxing to watch

Hence why I bought an RO water filter, never drink tap water and your aquarium deserves better :) However, I would try different wavelengths of light, and find the one that Alge doesn't like.

i think the white haze is a bacterial bloom, common when changing things in an aquarium like this.

Hey do you should read audio books 🥰

I have never had any experience in aquarium keeping. But a year and a half ago I made a similar aquarium, which is now thriving. And I didn't buy anything except the aquarium and the pump (the aquarium stood without it for the first half year, and then I accidentally found it in my apartment), and I found everything else in nature (substrate and organisms). There are no fish, but there are ramshorns, pond snails, bivalve, isopods, ostracods, daphnia, cyclops and some worms. Of the plants there are hornwort, algae and duckweed (but it is not growing well now, since I was gone for several months and the aquarium was without light).

Those are fire reds

9:43 ostracod

Love your content. So relaxing, informative and beautiful. Can you tell me what breed the red shrimp are? They look quite big, bigger than the usual red cherry shrimp

Kinda of funny I knew all this by 18. I wonder how old are you?

Someone got you exposed idk why

How did you fix the planaria problem you mentioned here?

Those poor shrimps were clearly VERY dissapointed 😢

If you're reading this and you're doing water changes, you're doing the hobby wrong. Having done this method with both gravel and sand, you should always choose sand to cap the soil. I'd never use gravel in an aquarium again. You also need water circulation in planted tanks at night, if not your fish will eventually suffocate.

Found your videos randomly by chance and the adhd in me is vibing

the main problem of every low tech aquarium is overfeeding. "a hungry fish is a healthy fish" / "live things thrive on dead things"- Father Fish . that's all you need to know. also I never clean the bottom. because of careful feeding, mulm has time to seep into substrate and act as nutrient

You have hornwort plants, it will be unlikely to have ammonia in that aquarium, because that plant is nutrients hungry, it will make the water crystal clear because of that plant, heck you just make that a hornwort only plant in aquarium, the fishes will likely thrive with just hornwort and by the way, any accumulate gases will just consume by plants. It will just increase the nitrates for a mean time, before plants can consume it. It will not harm the fishes or any shrimps, unless the water is putrid or have very high concentration of mineral or ph.

nice ai voice it seem like im listening some docuseries ❤

My new favorite ❤

Great ❤❤❤

Amazing, thank you

Very good video and good quality, thanks

Hi 😋👍

i wanna try this but for an outdoor aquarium

Which fish is this

You say no chemicals but do you use the dechlorinator for tap water? Or do you have a special RO system or something?

Nice 👍 👍👍❤❤❤

you should add leaves fom wild or you can try father fish techniques

It all depends on which plant species you want to cultivate in this aquarium.

I have an aquarium that is 7 years old with no water changes at all, no CO2, no filter... and no lights! Only sun light and good eco balance. Lots of danio fish, neo caridina shrimps, snails and many, many different kind of plants, roots, micro fauna. It is my intention to keep it for at least 50 years more.

Oh my god your voice is so relaxing?? Combined with the aquatic stuff- this is so calming and making me very sleepy

Well this is my new favourite channel already! I've just had to separate a paradise fish and decided to try to make a little walstad tank for her. As you say at the start, information is not easy to find! So I've just gone on common sense and the knowledge I've built from years of keeping aquariums. She moved in yesterday evening. I'm starting with a filter, then I will gradually up the plant life and lower the filtration rate, until I'm ready to see if it can run itself. Anyway... I shall watch everything! I love the 'creepy' voice over and that's also one of my absolute favourite pieces of music. Keep it up!

the gas generated at the bottom might be nitrogen gas via denitrification. Denitrifiers utilise the organic carbon slowly released from compost as electron donors for nitrate removal.