Have watched you for a long time , I live in Indiana. Hope everything is ok from the storm. Prayers for you and family . Thanks for all you do, Debbie 🐠🐠🐠
The deli cup method is my favourite to catch fry and small fish. Thanks Lucas. Getting back after redoing my fish room and renovating. It's amazing how much natural aquariums are getting into mainstream hobby in the short time I was away. Mother Nature wins out again .😊💚👍🇦🇺
Great video as allways ! Thanks for taking us along ! ❤ ive allways been curious on your ei dosing can you make a video on plant care? Maybe please? I know you have alot of algea and breeding tanks but once you told me you ei dose im more trying the all in one and root tab route. Any direction there would be amazing! Might have to email you lol. ❤
Type in LRB plant food and/ or try LRB Fertilizer. I have vids on how I make my own E/I solutions. Also when thinking about E/I method think about what’s in your water and how fast your plant types can grow and the size of their biomass to figure potential uptake.
I haven’t tried spruce due to potential resins not that I think they would really be a problem but haven’t tested it. I have tried other soft woods were are great supplements for plecos and shrimp to eat on.
@@LRBaquatics up north here in canada it's a well known survival tactic to make tea out of spruce if you're stuck in the woods. I haven't tried it in a tank yet but I might some time. I've used soft wood I've found on the beach before with success, I'm just not sure what the tree sap would do.
Just a little bit of constructive criticism, You need to stay focused on your desk until you complete its construction and then move and finish the next project. One project at a time. 🙌🏼❤️👍🏼
If I did that things wouldn’t get done. It’s like of your constructing a house you plan your projects to perform in an orchestration to save time in the long run of the project. Even getting parts for certain projects can take time so might as well have things to do while other processes are moving through the pipeline. Fluidity.
@@LRBaquatics, yea when you put it like that I’d have to agree. I didn’t even think about supply issues and such. Continue on, no need to pay attention to my ramblings. Lol
Poor Lucas. You need a helper. Maybe 2 🤔. So many projects and only 2 hands to do them. My Mama always told me many hands make light work. Or some shit like that. Yeah, get you a couple of helpers. So that white stuff growing in the tanks, that won't hurt the fish? Cause someone told me that it would. And that I needed to get it out right away. So we're they just throwing out advice that they knew nothing about?
No worries for me, I enjoy the journey. It teaches me a lot. Your mama was wise for its true. Thats why Lady LRB and I have been trying to find another woman or two who enjoys peace love plants aquariums nature. As they say it takes a village. Im also not going to build it if I cant handle it. Will be really easy to operate it all once its all organized and settled which is becoming more sooner than later day to day. White stuff that grow on old food can be harmful but that thick biofilm looking stuff is actually food for many fish with no issues from them eating it. It occurs commonly from new driftwood as well.
Bad molting. To fix if Neocaridina add hardness if caradina add acidity lower TDS around 160-180. If cloudy body could be a bad bacteria that causes muscular necrosis. To fix use general cure and or wait for aquariums to become more mature, natural, and not sterile. Biologically sound water is key and can even fix that problem of the bad bacteria naturally. Hope this helps.
Have watched you for a long time , I live in Indiana. Hope everything is ok from the storm. Prayers for you and family . Thanks for all you do, Debbie 🐠🐠🐠
I love your fish room (barn) tours! Thanks LRB
Looks great, can't get over those mascara barbs. Maybe someday.
Just saw the weather. Sending good vibes for a safe next few days. Hurricanes don’t play.
The deli cup method is my favourite to catch fry and small fish. Thanks Lucas. Getting back after redoing my fish room and renovating.
It's amazing how much natural aquariums are getting into mainstream hobby in the short time I was away. Mother Nature wins out again .😊💚👍🇦🇺
Looks like yall got a tropical storm headed your way Lucas! Stay safe bud and board up the fish barn 😅
It’s just crazy how many fish you’ve hoarded my man. Love it!❤
Send rain to Sarasota...!!! We need it badly south of I-4...!!! Thanks, keep up your awesomeness...! Don't forget to compliment someone today...
You and the family stay safe
You’ve done so much work! I’ve been moving my fish tanks around. As soon as I’m through, I’ll be checking the website out for rice fish!
Wow the hard work is paying off!
Looking good, Lucas 😊
You have come a long way 😜🐠
Heyy @LRB I hope you guys are all good.
0:33 I have an idea for those 10g tanks.
Great video as allways ! Thanks for taking us along ! ❤ ive allways been curious on your ei dosing can you make a video on plant care? Maybe please? I know you have alot of algea and breeding tanks but once you told me you ei dose im more trying the all in one and root tab route. Any direction there would be amazing! Might have to email you lol. ❤
Type in LRB plant food and/ or try LRB Fertilizer. I have vids on how I make my own E/I solutions. Also when thinking about E/I method think about what’s in your water and how fast your plant types can grow and the size of their biomass to figure potential uptake.
I hope you’re safe from the hurricane
The real question is when will the rainbow fish be in the ponds?
You ever tried soft wood in your tanks? Like spruce?
I haven’t tried spruce due to potential resins not that I think they would really be a problem but haven’t tested it. I have tried other soft woods were are great supplements for plecos and shrimp to eat on.
@@LRBaquatics up north here in canada it's a well known survival tactic to make tea out of spruce if you're stuck in the woods. I haven't tried it in a tank yet but I might some time. I've used soft wood I've found on the beach before with success, I'm just not sure what the tree sap would do.
Just a little bit of constructive criticism, You need to stay focused on your desk until you complete its construction and then move and finish the next project. One project at a time. 🙌🏼❤️👍🏼
If I did that things wouldn’t get done. It’s like of your constructing a house you plan your projects to perform in an orchestration to save time in the long run of the project. Even getting parts for certain projects can take time so might as well have things to do while other processes are moving through the pipeline. Fluidity.
@@LRBaquatics, yea when you put it like that I’d have to agree. I didn’t even think about supply issues and such. Continue on, no need to pay attention to my ramblings. Lol
@@kasperaquatics I do appreciate you looking out for me 🙏
I have so many dalmation molly fry i cannot count them… 😬
Are you selling those barb babies already?
I have sold a few already. I could sale the ones in the video I think I have 5… just haven’t gotten around to it yet. Will be a mission to catch them.
Poor Lucas. You need a helper. Maybe 2 🤔. So many projects and only 2 hands to do them. My Mama always told me many hands make light work. Or some shit like that. Yeah, get you a couple of helpers. So that white stuff growing in the tanks, that won't hurt the fish? Cause someone told me that it would. And that I needed to get it out right away. So we're they just throwing out advice that they knew nothing about?
No worries for me, I enjoy the journey. It teaches me a lot. Your mama was wise for its true. Thats why Lady LRB and I have been trying to find another woman or two who enjoys peace love plants aquariums nature. As they say it takes a village. Im also not going to build it if I cant handle it. Will be really easy to operate it all once its all organized and settled which is becoming more sooner than later day to day.
White stuff that grow on old food can be harmful but that thick biofilm looking stuff is actually food for many fish with no issues from them eating it. It occurs commonly from new driftwood as well.
why don't you just cut the rims off your 10 gallons . nothing says you have to do it in one piece
True maybe when I get a chance I’ll give that a go…
Be safe brother, looks like that Hurricane is coming your way.🫣
I would like to ask you to tell me the reason for the hunching of the backs of a few-week-old shrimp babies
Bad molting. To fix if Neocaridina add hardness if caradina add acidity lower TDS around 160-180. If cloudy body could be a bad bacteria that causes muscular necrosis. To fix use general cure and or wait for aquariums to become more mature, natural, and not sterile. Biologically sound water is key and can even fix that problem of the bad bacteria naturally. Hope this helps.
@@LRBaquatics thank you so much