🌿20 Houseplants that Help Filter Your Aquarium!🐟
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- These 20 are some of the HOUSEPLANTS I GROW IN MY AQUARIUMS to help filter the water and they give other benefits as well! And I answer a FAQ about growing these houseplants hydroponically.
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How to Adapt Peace Lily, Pothos, and Anthurium to Grow in a Fish Tank
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Your channel has been vital in my riparium project. I'm only 6 months in, but everything is stable and growing. Im just now seeing growth from my parlor palm.
That’s great! So glad the videos are helping. I would love to see some pics sometime! You are welcome to send them through facebook messenger,
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Not sure why your channel isn't much bigger, it's extremely helpful. Keep up the great work!
Thank you, hopefully it will continue to grow! Appreciate your support!
Great information and experience
Beautiful plants! I love that neon green golden goddess one you mentioned.
Great info, I really want to try some more plants, especially in my pond.
Great tips, thank you
Keep up the good work. Great information. Thank you.
Thanks, will do!
Wonderful video! Hope your plants in the greenhouse are growing well too.
Thanks, yes they are coming along!
Thank you , lots of great information 👍👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Time and time again, I come back to your videos. You've helped me immensely as I experiment with making my tanks into the riptariums of my dreams.
That is so great to hear, I’m so glad these videos are helping you!
Thank you for this! I’ve been wanting to start a fish tank mainly for the houseplants and this was so helpful.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the video, very helpful 🙌🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Great video... u earned urself a new subscriber. Cheers🎉
Welcome to the family!
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Thank you 🙏
Welcome!
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Excellent video
Thanks!
Thank you! I've been wondering what some of the plants I've seen are called that I've been wanting to add to my aquarium and now I can make it happen. I appreciate your sharing knowledge 🙏 😌
You’re welcome!
Just found your channel. Subscribed!
Welcome aboard!
Good info. I want to use plants to help filter a bait tank. And not run so much electronics.
I currently only have pothos and lucky bamboo growing emersed. I’m gonna have to try some others now. Do your emersed plants’ roots reach down into the substrate?
Thanks for the plant list. Also, an idea or you may already have a video on it but a list of ways to attach plants.
You’re welcome! I do have some videos on the topic. 🪴🐠How to: DIY Riparium planters for Small and LARGE fish Tanks !🐠🪴
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Also this one for already made products.
EASY WAY to Grow Houseplants in your Fish Tank, Poth-O-Carry product review! 4 different models
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I do talk about other ways to attach plants in other videos, there are so many ways to do it. Rubber coated wire also works great.
Do you have any tips for dealing with honeydew and soot/mold on pothos growing out aquariums? I imagine the standard treatment methods are ill advised if the plant is being used in an aquarium.
I think I might be making progress with pothos in my tiny 1/2 gallon test tank (it has no animals, but fertilizer to simulate fish waste)
That’s great news
Can you use Leca to hold pant down
I grow fittonia in aquarium only from cuttings
I got a Brasil philodendron today and rinsed it and added it to my tank
It’s a beautiful plant!
@@plantlifeproject it truly is and looks good so far! I was really happy to see another video from you today 💕
Added monstara adansonii clippings and heart shaped philodendron clippings. I hope they grow as well as my philodendron Brasil.
Would love to see another video about how to display growth of vines . Currently I am using a decorative fishnet as trellis.
Dwarf umbrella is super invasive
It can be aggressive but can be managed by dividing it every so often. I keep mine growing in containers and ponds and not in the ground.
So, instead of waiting for the soil-adapted roots to rot and fall off, would it be better to just cut them off, so water-adapted roots will be able to replace them more quickly?
I’ve done this in the past, but personally have had better success with letting the roots transition on their own.
How about turning it into an herb garden for your kitchen?
I like it!
Try philippines plants please ❤.
So I have a question I have really harsh water for my fish so I have to put conditioners and stuff in my water is it still okay to stick a houseplant in there
What kind of conditioner? Dechlorinator is not a problem for plants
Please be careful. Mangrove roots can crack tanks. Also, lucky bamboo can only survive completely submerged for about 2 months.
Yes, mangroves are trees, I can see how they would outgrow a tank eventually, did you have one crack your tank? My lucky bamboo is above water but it has shoots growing up and out of the water, it’s not a fully aquatic plant for sure, but great in a riparian setting. my oldest ones are over 3 years now.
@@plantlifeprojectNo, I just read mangroves are known to crack both glass & plastic tanks.
Mangroves will crack stuff seen in my saltwater how strong they are
@@mikeok5682 I do not know an exact measurement. My advice would be to have them in a hang on filter, or breeder box where their roots do not get into the main substrate of the tank. Have you seen Oak tree roots break sidewalks or ficus tree roots break plumbing pipes? Tree roots can exert a small amount of force of long periods of time that break almost anything.
@@mikeok5682 BTW, I just learned there is a tree called the "Pond Apple" Annona glabra that also grows in water & can tolerate at least high end brackish water (maybe full saltwater), but it also makes a fruit you can eat :) I'm afraid to get one b/c I might be allergic to the flowers. But, if I did get one to grow as a fish tank bonsai, keeping its roots in a hang on back filter or breeder box would be safer.
U have made Anubias, Java fern, frog bit, hornswort bunch of shits😂