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Thank you so much for all your videos. You all are the most informative, funny and charming aquarists. Your videos cannot be replaced! Please never stop putting these out!!
facts!!
As a person challenged by spatial and physical concepts this was a sorely needed video for me
Always helpful, and always lovely to hear Tommy talking about backsides ☺️👍
LOL, useful, right?
The most useful video i've seen on the internet. Thank you!
Brilliant content 🌱👍 perfect for a beginner coz all aspects covered .. I am now heading to correct all the mistakes I’ve made in mine 😅..
thank you for all you amazing videos.. love your channel 😊
Not new to me but very well presented for either a new comer or a refresher for people like me. Always good and appreciated.
Cheers, thanks for the support anyways. :) You are a pro.
@HeRo
Exactly what i wanted to say. A very good refresher to know that i am still doing what i should be doing.
Thanks so much Tommy. I learned a lot. You are a brilliant teacher.
You are welcome!
Boy you guys are on a roll! Super useful and weel made. I'll point all my beginners friends to this.
Thanks for that support, Thomas, you are great. :)
Great tips. Thanks for the great explanation on the water circulation.
Excellent really practical, especially the advice on spray bars. Well done, many thanks, keep up the good work.
Will do, thanks for the support, as usual.
great, to the point and full of professionalism as always
Cheers, thanks brother.
Thank you for the great video, I feel I understand water flow better! Also, that coffee cup is epic!
Yeah, love that cup!
Nice, clear and professional tips...on advantages of lily pipes for CO2 users, especially..
Glad you found the video useful!
Thank you so much!!! I’ve been struggling with co2 distribution and now I know why 😊
Thanks tommy this is what i been waiting to discuss
Super informative thanks guys. Keep up the great work 👍 👏
Will do, Freddie, thanks!
Awesome info shared especially useful for new beginner like me into aquascaping, mistakenly thought lily pipe is only for aesthetic purpose thanks for clarifying! Kudo to Tommy for content like this.
Glad you found this useful. Cheers.
Just getting into aquascaping. And I’ve realized…. I know nothing…. These tanks are immaculate. I got a Fluval 15gal. And there’s a science to all this. Haven’t quite gotten ahold of it yet but I’m trying to learn. Just wish there was more aquascapers in tennnessee. I’m in Nashville and can’t find any friends here or stores with aquariums like these 😮… I’d be In heaven
Great vídeo! Thanks!
A ton of very simple questions that I’ve always had.
Now Answered. 🙌
Cool, mission accomplished then.
@@GreenAquaShop absolutely! 😄
Very informative. Thank you!
thanks it’s made me think about some of the things I have been doing again. Very helpful.
Glad you found this useful, Steve. Cheers.
Very very very important info! Thanks!
Thanks, very useful information.
Hi Tommy!is not new for me, but very useful like always in your videos.I think repeat ,the important things is a very good idea.thanks a lot.greetings 👍🏻
Cheers, thanks for the support!
Very informative video, thank you.
Thanks for the guide. Really helpful for newbies like me.
Thank you for good explanations for a total beginner!
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Highly interesting. Thank you very much for this!
You are welcome. Cheers.
Great explanation like usual Tommy👍
Cheers.
"Jolt" love it ! Got to get that caffeine hit to start the day !
Very informative. ❤️
Thank you 🙏 very useful information .
Thanks a lot for your valuable information ❤❤
Learned a lot Tommy! Thanks for the video!
You are welcome!
Thank you, it is incredible useful recommandations :)
You guys are awesome thankz
Thank you, Tommy
Благодарю. Наглядно и полезно для многих.
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Thanks Tommy!
Very helpful, thank you !
You are welcome, glad you found this useful.
Really awesome video Tommy love it
How high off the substrate should the inflow and co2 diffuser be ?
Also my lily pipes are right next to eachother in a 60p.
Where should I position my surface skimmer.
Very usefull ! Thanks so much Tommy
You're welcome!
Very helpful! Thank you
Cheers!
Thank you!
Keeps my 20 gal tank between 76° F& 77° F 24/7. I like it!
Bonjour merci pour ces explications 👍
You are welcome, Jacques!
thanks for amazing tips always , legend
Thank you very much love from India i always finding this type video about placement but you did it thanks man
You are welcome, glad you liked this.
Great tutorial.
Thanks, glad you found it useful. Cheers.
THANKS
That tank looks so cool like
;) Cheers
Great Kudos
Very helpful 😊
Cheers!
Finally I found a video that helps with my dilemma of how to position 1 vs 2 filters :) can I ask for your thoughts please. I have a 4ft long tank, heavily planted, but quite flat, just with big driftwood with anubias and java fern attached. I have 2x fluval 307 filters but Iam so sick of cleaning the glass lily pipes and transparent hoses from the massive algae build up, servicing 2 filters every month, etc. Is there a benefit to having two canisters in my 120cm planted tank? Or I can stick with one?
Super cool,, i like it bro!
Great! Cheers!
Saludos!!
Que buen video!!
Saludos! Thanks!
Привет 🖐️ с разводни аквариумных рыбок из Ташкента 🖐️, дружеский лайк от моего канала 👍👍👍
Okay I never knew that ! Thank you for this
You are welcome!
Thanks!
You are welcome.
great work
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Awesome video Tommy 👍. I've just recently upgraded my filter to a oase biomaster thermo 600 due to watching your channel. I've got my inlet and outlet spray bar on one side like you suggested. Where should I place my Co2 drop checker if I'm using a inline atomiser (diffuser)?
Thanks guys, keep up the good work
Same side with the filter in- and outlets. Where there are no rising bubbles that can be trapped in it.
Good explanation
Glad you found it useful.
I took spraybar out because i didnt think i was getting circulation correct. Yes, i installed on back of tank. (20 gal long) But now you have explained where it should go i will cut it to fit and try again. Thanks!
Cool tutorial! I often thinking where should I position my lily pipes…😅 thank For sharing!
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Thanks. this confirms what just seems to be logical to me. I have a hang on back filter on a 20 gallon tank. and it just seemed to make better sense to put the filter on the side. so the water circulates the whole tank lengthwise. plus that way it simulates the natural flow like a stream. my fish love it. I was looking for ideas of where to place my in-tank diffuser for the pressurized co2 system I'll be installing soon .. thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Are you going to put the co2 diffuser opposite to the HOB filter? I’m in the same situation as you and don’t know what to do to evenly distribute CO2
@@kkiiization I'm not absolutely certain. I don't have my CO2 system yet. But by watching debris in my aquarium. I can see the way the water circulates. And it does seem logical to put the CO2 diffuser, low on the opposite side. It seems that way the bubbles will circulate across the bottom of the tank as they rise.
I've been away from my tanks for awhile and it's amazing how hard it is to sleep without the noise of flowing water.
Water has a calming effect, right.
Thanks for the great content as usual! Can you explain why having the diffuser underneath the inflow isn't just as good? I imagine it would push the bubbles all over just as well, but I haven't seen it done. My tank (regrettably) is a fluval edge with very limited options for placement!
Probably because there would be a lot of agitation going through the filter and a good part of the CO2 would be lost instead of being in the tank before it goes through the filter and is used by the plants while the concentration of it is still high. Just a guess, maybe he’ll answer it.
Very useful video. Could you recommend the best way to place the lily pipes on an oase styling where it has cut outs for cables and piping in the back left and right corners? Currently I have them both together in the left with the lilly pipe facing width ways of the tank. (Directly forward) am I running it in a inefficient way by doing this? I am limited with placement due to the lids of the tank
Thank you Tommy for this explanations...verry good...I have a question,if it's possible...Balazs made a custom tank for somebody with pagoda stone wall in the whole back...I want to know where were the lillypipe placed?...thank you.
In those cases, we put them on the front. Alternatively, you can go with a drilled aquarium and not use these pipes at all.
Great video guys. Just found your channel a few weeks ago and have watch most of the videos now. Been keeping fish for 20 years but only just got into aquascaping. Hope you can answer a question for me.
I have one of my tanks in the corner of a room so no room on the left side, loads down the back and the right side. Tank is 4ft with 2 eheim pro 3 600 filters. Just ordered 2 sets of lilly pipes for it. Where would you put the inlet and outlet pipes with no access on the left side of the tank? I was thinking on the back corners pointing towards the front? Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Damn guys, you are reading thoughts!!! Yeasterday I was wondering where to put my CO2 diffuser!!! Thanks!!!
There you go. Cheers.
Love your work !!! So I have the Oase 350 with the spray bar on the back of the tank and my diffuser is below that near my substrate. My question is should I have my spray bar on one side of the tank and the diffuser on the opposite side ?? Thanks for your help
Hello GreenAqua, thanks for this tutorial. We can see, at the start of your video the new Aquavitro Sentia Dose (modular doser pump).
Will you soon offer them for sale in your product catalog?
Don't we already have that? If not, it will be soon available.
Great video! If I’m running CO2 on a long tank with two filters and I have the outflows on opposite sides with one in back and one in front would I be able to inject the CO2 in just one outflow with an inline diffuser or would it be better to inject in both outflows?
Thanks for making such awesome content!
One side should be enough. Cheers.
Hi Tommy & the crew ! Thanks again for a usefull tutorial about the backs.... and what is the doser used below the 60P ? Thanks ;)
It's a new doser, you'll find it on our website! Cheers.
Super pomocny film
Glad you found this useful. Cheers.
Hey Tommy, can you tell me which is the best position for my surface skimmer.
Which inflow are you using on this tank? The built-in skimmer is really cool. Thanks for the awesome content!
There are many brands who make them, aqua rebell, ista, etc.
Beautiful scapes. I guess with such amazing scapes your fish likely have no reason to leave their amazing tanks, but how do you stop fish jumping out the tanks without top covers? Or are the fish species used in rimless open top tanks less prone to jump out the water? Which fish species are less likely to jump? Thx.
fish species is important. nano fish aren't really known to jump out. Shrimp occasional will jump out due too water parameters being off
Good video, what do you think about putting the co2 diffuser below the inlet of th canister?, in that way the co2 remains for more time in the water
No, the filter bacteria will suffer if a lot of CO2 would get into the external filter and the pH there would drop. So don't do it.
In the aquarium hobby.. As with anything else, the most important thing is.. Location, location, location
Yepp.
What do u mean?
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Hello, thanks for the content. I have 180 cm long tank. You suggest two filtres for this size of tanks. Is it enough to mount one CO2 system ?
Very nice Video as always. What about positioning a Spin Pipe in a 60P?
Same idea.
What about placement or style of heater. I have a tank that will require a heater inside. What temp are you’re tanks? Thanks for all the great videos
I would avoid using heaters in the tank. I would get a filter that has a heater, or can be retrofitted with a heater like the Biomasters, or I would get an inline heater.
I have a 3ft tank with surface fans running 24/7 to cool down temperature and a good co2 system. With fans running does that mean my co2 will be dispersed tremendously.
Thanks Tommy. What about 2 inlet and 1 outlet setup like the eheim pro 3 recommended by you guys for a 120p tank? I assume I should set it up so that 1 inset and outlet on one of the short side and the other inset diagonally opposite the outlet on the other side?
Actually, we mostly have the two inlets next to each other. But yeah, you could also put it on the other side.
it might be a little outside of y'all's purveiw but do you have thoughts about river tank manifold style flow patterns and filtration?
Hi, with the setup that you have already in that video what's the best position for the skimmer (eheim)? Thank you.
It does not really matter. Put it where it is less obstructive.
Brilliant, thank you. I am planning on putting my defuser close to the outlet of the intank filter so the CO2 bibles get devolved in the filter or bubbles pushed around from the jet. Is this a good or bad idea? Also, I have air stones in the tank… will this surface agitation destroy the effect of co2 injection? Tia x
I think you should use air stone after the CO2 is done working
Hi again 😊
Is the surface skimmer a necessity? Is the oil film bad/good? I’m talking about a co2 injected tank specifically. Thank you!
Yes it’s very important for the co2
Hi Tommy, I set up my 325 L set up exactly as you explained and it works perfectly, thanks! I would want to switch to a reactor as a next step. What is the brand/model that you showed in the video?
That's the Aqua Medic 1000, available on our website ;)
@@GreenAquaShop thanks. I will be trying the one from JDAquatec soon.
Hi guys! As always, the best aquascape vid in youtube! May I know if i use eheim 1200xl, there is 2 inflow and 1 outflow, how do i position it?
We usually have the inflows one next to the other. All on the same side. But sometimes we use them on both sides. But mostly on the same side.
@@GreenAquaShop thank you so much 🙏
Hi Tommy, if with a double filters as your last example, according to your experience which is the best place for the Ada beetle diffuser on a tank 100*50*50? Thanks
Opposite the outflow.
Hey Tommy! new aquascaper here dragging my feet getting my 1st scape wet. anyway what about a cube-ish ( 60x50x45 ) tank. i was planning to put the in/out flow on the back side of the tank. would this work? I come from the reefing world so having the filter hang off the side of the tank is just wired + it messing with the viewing. IDK what you do guys think?
It could work, we had tanks where we put the filter in- and outlets on the back wall. That was because of the hardscape placement. But i found that it is less obstructing visually to have them on the side.
Perhaps you could go a bit into detail about diffuser placement; in regards to the correlation there seem to be with BBA and its tendencies to thrive on hardscape in areas with high flow and co2 mist. I believe ADA raises their diffusers or sometime keeps them at the same side as the outflow for this reason.
Interesting. Where did you see that? BBA is probably the last resisting algae once you master the basics.
Yeah, ADA raises them a bit, but we did not see a correlation between the appearance of BBA and diffuser placement.
Hii i have one question 100 cm tank 220l and i dont have reactor just diy co2 and so far diy co2 diffuser do u recommend that i put 2 diffusers on both short sides .thanks anyway 😊keep it up
Not sure if that will help in a big way. A single diffuser could handle easily a 220L aquarium. Just make sure the CO2 is stable and the water circulation is good.
How do I place the lily pipes in a UNS 40c with a central hardscape? I am using a UNS stand with Fluval 207 canister filter. The stand is low in the back opening which i think would kink the tubing unless I use some sort of spiral to put around the house much like a garden hose anti-kink attachment.
Hello Tomi, Its a nice video and its clear all the instructions but I don't have any expensive aquarium so if you would be so kind to make another one in the future where you have an aquarium top(because of cats) or let's say if you have a juwel lido where you can't really change the in and outlet position what can you do then?
Love your videos by the way!
I would make custom lily pipes that could work on the side of the back wall where the opening is for Juwel. The outlet would push the water sideways after it comes in through the back wall opening.
Thank you so much for your advice !
If I have a CO2 external reactor, should I put the spray bar pointing slightly upwards?
Would surface agitation release the well dissolved CO2 or having the output water hitting the surface would not be much of a deal for such dissolved CO2?