Official WASABI Moderator: For green algae water, do a 100% water change and turn off your aquarium light. You must do a 3 to 4 day light black out. Cover your aquarium with a light-proof blanket or cloth. During the 3 to 4 days, do a 50 to 80% water change. Alternatively, you can use Seachem Excel, but that's only a short-term fix. During this time, you must clean your filter daily. Additionally, you must look into upgrading your filter and the biological filtration media using Seachem Matrix. Hope this helps!
Thank you for the great video. I have a little question about placing co2 diffuser in the tank. Does co2 bubbles from diffuser have to travel all corners of the tank or not ? Thank you very much
Official WASABI Moderator: Hey ErHaN, if you inject CO2, it is imperative to make the CO2 circulate in the aquarium. To do so, place the CO2 diffuser opposite the outflow of the filter. This will ensure that the CO2 has a good opportunity to diffuse and distribute around your aquarium. If you do not do this, the CO2 will just rise from the CO2 diffuser and bubble its way to the top! Hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
M in my planted aquarium hobby since almost 4 years now...m from a middle class family who actually can't afford co2 cylinder now the thing is ...I had been growing plants without any co2 gas and they grow perfectly m not lying...there were a cycle that goes on Everytime in the tank with fishes and plants...co2 gas only bost the amount ...its for the betterment
@@souravroy243 presently I m working on my 3.5 feet aquarium and m gonna make it planted so I got off the previous one but I can help u up with some important informations u can msg me in instagram @___sukhwant___
Official WASABI Moderator: A good filter with good biological filtration media, such as Seachem Matrix, is good enough to advance from 'new tank syndrome'. Add in some biological bacteria starter, such as ADA bacter 100 or Seachem Stability, on day 1, and allow the tank to cycle with plants and a good substrate for 1 to 2 weeks prior to adding livestock. We hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
I am having trouble with plants growing outward but not upward, I have 2 fluval 3.0 lights and I am trying to do a dutch style planted tank using soil topped off with eco-complete, I have a inline Co2 system,....does this mean my lights are too bright and should lower the brightness?
@@supersixone7414 Official WASABI Moderator: To allow plants to grow upwards, strong lighting is required. We recommend you check whether you have sufficient liquid fertilization and having CO2 distributed around the aquarium (instead of it diffusing out of the aquarium - a major issue). Hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Official WASABI Moderator: Is the black colour due to the plant leaves decaying? Or is it something black, but bushy growing on the leaves (this is black beard algae)?
Did rescape really effect the growth of my plant? My plant : Ludwigia sp red Limnophila sessiliflora Rotala blood red Rotala orange juice S. repens Mini hair grass Monte carlo My equipment : Chihiros WRGB 2 Slim led Ejet 3388 canister filter with lily pipe Neo co2 set My tank size 60x30x33
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Thanks! - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator
I have been learning alot from your videos! Can you do one on curing green algae water? Keep up the great work 👍
Official WASABI Moderator: For green algae water, do a 100% water change and turn off your aquarium light. You must do a 3 to 4 day light black out. Cover your aquarium with a light-proof blanket or cloth. During the 3 to 4 days, do a 50 to 80% water change. Alternatively, you can use Seachem Excel, but that's only a short-term fix. During this time, you must clean your filter daily. Additionally, you must look into upgrading your filter and the biological filtration media using Seachem Matrix. Hope this helps!
Thank you for the great video. I have a little question about placing co2 diffuser in the tank. Does co2 bubbles from diffuser have to travel all corners of the tank or not ? Thank you very much
Official WASABI Moderator: Hey ErHaN, if you inject CO2, it is imperative to make the CO2 circulate in the aquarium. To do so, place the CO2 diffuser opposite the outflow of the filter. This will ensure that the CO2 has a good opportunity to diffuse and distribute around your aquarium. If you do not do this, the CO2 will just rise from the CO2 diffuser and bubble its way to the top! Hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Make a video with aquarium without CO2 thanks
Thanks, but the only 'aquariums' that have no CO2 are our mini water plant bowls on display in-store - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator
Great video as usual
Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks suthan, share with your friends and family! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
M in my planted aquarium hobby since almost 4 years now...m from a middle class family who actually can't afford co2 cylinder now the thing is ...I had been growing plants without any co2 gas and they grow perfectly m not lying...there were a cycle that goes on Everytime in the tank with fishes and plants...co2 gas only bost the amount ...its for the betterment
Hei I'm planning for making a planted aquarium. Can you share some experience and photos of your tank
@@souravroy243 presently I m working on my 3.5 feet aquarium and m gonna make it planted so I got off the previous one but I can help u up with some important informations u can msg me in instagram @___sukhwant___
@@sukhwantsingh7074 hei bro thanks for replying. I'm not in insta. R u in fb ?
@@souravroy243 no bro ...m sorry 🙏🏻
@@sukhwantsingh7074 bro what do you do for algae problems?
Can you make a video on "New tank syndrome" & how to fix it.
Official WASABI Moderator: A good filter with good biological filtration media, such as Seachem Matrix, is good enough to advance from 'new tank syndrome'. Add in some biological bacteria starter, such as ADA bacter 100 or Seachem Stability, on day 1, and allow the tank to cycle with plants and a good substrate for 1 to 2 weeks prior to adding livestock. We hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Hi good day... Is it normal for a monte carlo gets brown during its transition period? Thanks
I am having trouble with plants growing outward but not upward, I have 2 fluval 3.0 lights and I am trying to do a dutch style planted tank using soil topped off with eco-complete, I have a inline Co2 system,....does this mean my lights are too bright and should lower the brightness?
Official WASABI Moderator: What sort of plants are you growing?
@@NORIaquaCh just the Rotala Indica is growing outward
@@supersixone7414 Official WASABI Moderator: To allow plants to grow upwards, strong lighting is required. We recommend you check whether you have sufficient liquid fertilization and having CO2 distributed around the aquarium (instead of it diffusing out of the aquarium - a major issue). Hope this helps! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
Excellent video !!
Official WASABI Moderator: You rock Hailey! ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
My plants has some black color in the ridge of the leaves. How to get rid of this colors?
Official WASABI Moderator: Is the black colour due to the plant leaves decaying? Or is it something black, but bushy growing on the leaves (this is black beard algae)?
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Thanks! - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator
Did rescape really effect the growth of my plant?
My plant :
Ludwigia sp red
Limnophila sessiliflora
Rotala blood red
Rotala orange juice
S. repens
Mini hair grass
Monte carlo
My equipment :
Chihiros WRGB 2 Slim led
Ejet 3388 canister filter with lily pipe
Neo co2 set
My tank size 60x30x33
More and more English translation videos please
Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks Suraj. Also, please check NORI aqua channel for my exclusive interview.