I can honestly say I did not expect to watch a guy clean his Fishtank and enjoy it as much as I did… Goes to show that with the right music and good camera quality even taken a shit would be epic and enjoyable to watch. 👍
I think many high tech led lights that sit close to the aquarium and are high powered are almost always way too intense at 100%. You should always start off at around 50% intensity and gradually increase that number until you start seeing algae. At that point you want to wind it back one notch.
It’s better to get some cheap PAR meter or rent a decent one and do some measurements, before deciding if you have too much or too little light. But, yes, the safer approach is to start dimmer and then slowly increase day by day, observing the changes. I would not reduce the photo period though. All tropical plants and corals adapted to have ~11 hours of light per day. They can’t utilize products of photosynthesis fast enough if you give them very bright light for a short period. Better to distribute that energy more uniform in time for a longer period.
It's so interesting seeing this perspective for me. How an aquascaper has a very contrasting idea of algae with me, a microbiology undergrad student cultivating marine algae for my thesis. One of my friend even did use peroxide (H2O2) too, but on purpose to stress out the algae just enough to not die, but still be able to produce higher metabolic products.
FIRST again! ALGAE It’s an everlasting question how to get rid of them. Since every aquarium is different there is no exact answer. It can have thousand causes but it’s sure it indicates a problem in your tank. In the beginning I was messing a lot with the algae and to be honest with you it can still be a problem. I neglected this tank recently I wasn’t looking after it. I was suffering from algae for a longer while and even this video haven’t been about to be made, because I wanted to take it apart. But eventually I figured out how to give you some useful tips based o what happened. I’m hundred percent sure this video won’t solve all of your problems with algae but I hope you will find some useful tips and gather some motivation for the fight. Don’t need to be afraid of algae and you shouldn’t be pissed too. Just assume it as a challenge. So good luck guys, algae can not win!
I just sat down after removing some hardscape and boiling it to remove BBA that was on there. Turned it green - hoping it'll be eaten off by my amanos soon. Great video!
Nice video once again, and yes algae is a Nightmare for all of us. I have destroyed tank last month due to algae, as it was nano tank and wasn't being heavily planted . I considered Destroyed and resetting it again
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Wow if i knew such a movie is waiting for me i do get a popcorn :) :) Great story and captures! We really not in love with H2O2 caused more trouble than we win with it, but glad it worked out for you. Congrat to the new video! :)
Thanks guys, I’m glad you like it. I’m not happy either I had to use h2o2 but I couldn’t manage to solve it another way. Luckily I’ve experienced no bad side.
This video is GREAT ! Through the years of focusing on planted aquariums, i've had almost every algae one can get.....and even some unknows. With all the ups and downs i've come to the conclusion.... if you have a good bacterial set-up, chances are you'll have some kind of Algae. i don't use Co2, and i've stopped using the Excel-dee-hyde stuff, (not enough info on saftey.) One thing i've noticed is that once the plants have acclimated and are happily growing, the battle to eradicate any infestation is a whole lot easier. My main weapon has been H2O2 or for removable plants or cuttings, a mild chlorinated bath,(for the difficult agae.) Has anyone tried a tank made entirely of those lab grown sterile plants ? ...Thank's for posting this !
Damn, you really go all out with the editing and filming this time! And that choice of music, absolute epicness. Bravo for winning against that aggressive algae, it really took control of the entire tank but you managed to get it sparkling again. (and I'm quite amazed how the plants actually survived that harsh of a H2O2 treatment!)
PERFECT VIDEO showcasing your own experience! I have similar problem as many others and reducing the light, cutting the ferts dosage in half has a huge affect. Thanks for sharing the experience!
Great masterpiece of a movie ..someone who shows algae and not alone the start..great music ..i would like to now the creator...look forward to next movie...thanks 👍👍
This movie had me hooked from the start! It has everything, the epic highs and lows of the story combined with a fabulous score and cinematography. I gave it 5 out of 5 youtubes! a must see!
Top quality, informative and entertaining at top level as always! Saw this video was posted and top spot on Reddit aqua ape this morning. You’re popularity just took an uptick
Great video!! Loved the pacing and music was used to perfection enhancing your story brilliantly! Great instruction too! You are a talented videographer!
Your editing and choice of music was superb. It was so in sync with everything💚. Sorry about your algae issue though but glad you defeated it. Hope it doesn't come back. By the way, I was the one over on IG that said, "That would drive me nuts.". Now that I saw your video it would have drove me insane😁😯
Wow! That was a VERY different video from you. Even the soundtrack is completely 'off cinescaper'... But then, so is the issue at hand! Nice to know that the 'perfect' aquascapers also struggle with the same problems as 'us common mortals'... Thanks for sharing your problems and your solutions.
Hi. Greetings from Argentina. I have two questions, how many gallons does the tank have? You said that you poured 50 ml 33%H2O2 in the tank. Is that percentage of H2O2 right? Thank you very much
Really nice story. Loved every bit of it. Can i ask a behind the scenes of the filmaking. how do you get rid of reflections? how do you set the aquarium for filming? would love to watch a behind the scenes video. keep them coming. love your work.
Let me guess you used tropica soil? I have the same filter too, and terrible algae issues. Maybe it’s in the bio media that it ships with? But my guess is tropica, because i used them in a completely new tub setup and it caused the same algae there too.
EPIC! This is fantastic! I love the story you tell and the drama you create with this video. And, I’m really pleased your hard work paid off in the end! Just one question though-if you keep you filter running during this whole process, does such high doses of H2O2 not effect the bacteria in it? Did you leave if off at any point? Cheers, mate! 👍🏼💚
Thanks! It effects the bacteria of course, but not as much as people think. It is because the bacteria in the filter forms a media called biofilm, that makes bacteria more hardy then if they was separately. If you switch off your filter, -in my opinion- is a bigger risk, because lack of oxigen kill many bacteria for sure. I dont know which thing kills more ( H2O2 vs. lack of oxigen), but in my experience with H2O2, maximum side effect was a little opalescent for couple days, and some sensivite plants was hurted a bit, nothing else. Shrimps, and some fish species can be sensivite too.
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Beautiful video. But how come you dont use amano shrimp and a sae? They are killers for that kind of algae. I added the fish in moment i saw it, the next day the algae is all gone. Now, I only get green spot on the glass, but the hair algae is an endangered species in my tank.
great video man....I have a question, noting that the height of that tank is so low, could not be the problem the amount of substratum used....normally in a highest tank you could have problems if you dont have enough CO2 to burst the plants to consume all the nutrients....In a tank like this you will need maybe even more CO2 to consume all that nutrients stored in the substratum
Thanks! You are right, the substrate contains nutrients, but not so much, since it's Amazonia Light, that means it has reduced nutrient amount. Also the highest nutrient stock is in the water, because I pour fertilizers daily.
Awesome video!! In my experience green hair algae occure due to a simple cause!! ...the lack of nitrogen!!! Plant grow is superb and all of a sudden the growth stop and something about 10 days after, the hair algae explodes! Can anyone admit?
Molnar, great video, as always! I love the color in this tank! I was wondering how much credit goes to your ONF light. How does it compare to a Chihiros?
Thanks! You can find ONF lights price on the www.onf.com.tw official site. ONF light is amazing but much more expensive than chihiros. Btw chihiros is a good budget light!
I didn’t switch off the filter. It effects the bacteria of course, but not as much as people think. It is because the bacteria in the filter forms a media called biofilm, that makes bacteria more hardy then if they was separately. If you switch off your filter, -in my opinion- is a bigger risk, because lack of oxigen kill many bacteria for sure. I dont know which thing kills more ( H2O2 vs. lack of oxigen), but in my experience with H2O2, maximum side effect was a little opalescent for couple days, and some sensivite plants was hurted a bit, nothing else. Shrimps, and some fish species can be sensivite too.
If you have time, can you share what lumens is the output, how many hours it was on, what volume is the tank? Thanks in advance. Alge probably will come back. I had similar issue when i forgot lights on gor couple of weeks:)
I prefer you to switch ada amazonia for tropica soil powder because ada is tooo much filled with nutrients which leads to this....or you can mix 25 percent ada with 75 percent tropica ....ive used the same method and it works like a charm.....
Nice Video, for me I was really suffering with green ALGAE and BB as well, I started using Seachem flourish Excel daily and that helped me to get ride of the BB but not the green algae, anyway I started bulding a new Aquarium and I needed the CO2 System and the light there I removed it from the old aquarium for two days no lights no CO2 after two days I got new lights so I took the CO2 and lights back to old aquarium which has algae I was shocked when I turned on the lights no algae at all and the water become clear crystal!! I hope this can help anyone facing the same issue
I'm impressed! Great video, content and music! Btw, I know that 4 days left to Nemzeti ünnep, but as a Pole I would like to say: Isten áldd meg a magyart!
Nice video. Yes reactive oxygen species like ozone and hydrogen peroxide kill smaller organisms. It likely did harm your plants too, but their larger and more complex structure allows them to recover rather than die. H2O2 is a natural byproduct of cellular respiration, and thus most complex organisms have enzymes to deal with it's presence. The smaller the organism, the easier it is to overwhelm and kill. This was an interesting example. Thanks for sharing it
If you have a planted tank and micro algae problem, why would you keep dosing fertilized and CO2 at all? Those would be first things I would reduce even before reducing lighting. Also, if you add several shrimp that start breeding, at certain amount of population they will consume micro algae faster than it can grow. I have a small planted shrimp tank for many years and all surfaces there are absolutely clean from micro algae. Plants doing well without fertilizers and CO2, they just don’t grow that fast and I don’t need them to.
Wouldn't it be possible to just drain the entire aquarium and run it emersed for a while since all the plants could handle it but the algae can't? I'm not sure if this is a viable idea but it just came to my mind while watching this What's your opinion on this?
great video as always. I recently came through this in a 5gal (18L?) just a betta and some plants. nothing nearly as sophisticated as yours. However, the tank sits in a south facing window and gets direct sunlight (I know, bad idea) 3 days ago I bough 9 amano shrimps and now the monstrosity that was is no more, and they're still looking for more to eat. Even if your chemistry gets out of wack, those little guys are troopers. The tank still sits in the window, and they've all but eradicated any hint of algae anywhere.
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This quality is insane, you have to film a movie !
Thanks! :)
@@TheCineScaper yes. just add snail next time :)
That was the most epic aquarium video I've ever seen
Dude congrats on the victory!
This vid looks as epic as avengers endgame, final battle scene vs thanos!
Thanks 🤓🤩
I can honestly say I did not expect to watch a guy clean his Fishtank and enjoy it as much as I did… Goes to show that with the right music and good camera quality even taken a shit would be epic and enjoyable to watch. 👍
I think many high tech led lights that sit close to the aquarium and are high powered are almost always way too intense at 100%. You should always start off at around 50% intensity and gradually increase that number until you start seeing algae. At that point you want to wind it back one notch.
I tried out 50% light intense, but didn't help me, as I wrote it in the video. I never use this lamp at 100% on this tank.
You can find calculators online for the amount of light needed. You can also use a app to see the amount of light you have in the tank
It’s better to get some cheap PAR meter or rent a decent one and do some measurements, before deciding if you have too much or too little light. But, yes, the safer approach is to start dimmer and then slowly increase day by day, observing the changes. I would not reduce the photo period though. All tropical plants and corals adapted to have ~11 hours of light per day. They can’t utilize products of photosynthesis fast enough if you give them very bright light for a short period. Better to distribute that energy more uniform in time for a longer period.
It's so interesting seeing this perspective for me. How an aquascaper has a very contrasting idea of algae with me, a microbiology undergrad student cultivating marine algae for my thesis. One of my friend even did use peroxide (H2O2) too, but on purpose to stress out the algae just enough to not die, but still be able to produce higher metabolic products.
What a well-made video... I can feel the frustration, suspense, the climax and then the happy ending! Well done, CineScaper!
FIRST again! ALGAE It’s an everlasting question how to get rid of them. Since every aquarium is different there is no exact answer. It can have thousand causes but it’s sure it indicates a problem in your tank. In the beginning I was messing a lot with the algae and to be honest with you it can still be a problem.
I neglected this tank recently I wasn’t looking after it. I was suffering from algae for a longer while and even this video haven’t been about to be made, because I wanted to take it apart. But eventually I figured out how to give you some useful tips based o what happened.
I’m hundred percent sure this video won’t solve all of your problems with algae but I hope you will find some useful tips and gather some motivation for the fight.
Don’t need to be afraid of algae and you shouldn’t be pissed too. Just assume it as a challenge. So good luck guys, algae can not win!
EPIC MUSIC FOR AN EPIC WAR!
I just sat down after removing some hardscape and boiling it to remove BBA that was on there. Turned it green - hoping it'll be eaten off by my amanos soon. Great video!
ALWAYS Hard to be First. Luck was with you this Time :)
I had a similar algae issue, 2 day blackout seems to have solve the problem without damaging the plants.
Nice video once again, and yes algae is a Nightmare for all of us. I have destroyed tank last month due to algae, as it was nano tank and wasn't being heavily planted . I considered Destroyed and resetting it again
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Remember me!
Congratulations on your victory by the way bro..
It'll be tough to beat Foo the Flowerhorn!
Thank you, I hope this! :)
Wow.. with your level of photography made the algae also look stunning. Great stuff man.
Thanks bud!
Wow if i knew such a movie is waiting for me i do get a popcorn :) :) Great story and captures!
We really not in love with H2O2 caused more trouble than we win with it, but glad it worked out for you. Congrat to the new video! :)
Now i actually kinda regret not getting popcorns man
Thanks guys, I’m glad you like it. I’m not happy either I had to use h2o2 but I couldn’t manage to solve it another way. Luckily I’ve experienced no bad side.
I didn't experience any negative
@@shockadellick bacteria might have died because of H2O2, I experienced once, so I used Seachem Excel instead to fight algae..
Simply amazing. Really liked the way the story was explained in layman terms and truly cinematic..thank you for the hard work..very informative.
Beautiful work, as usual! The step-by-step process you took to clean that tank up was interesting and helpful.
Thanks mate!
This video is GREAT ! Through the years of focusing on planted aquariums, i've had almost every algae one can get.....and even some unknows. With all the ups and downs i've come to the conclusion.... if you have a good bacterial set-up, chances are you'll have some kind of Algae. i don't use Co2, and i've stopped using the Excel-dee-hyde stuff, (not enough info on saftey.) One thing i've noticed is that once the plants have acclimated and are happily growing, the battle to eradicate any infestation is a whole lot easier. My main weapon has been H2O2 or for removable plants or cuttings, a mild chlorinated bath,(for the difficult agae.)
Has anyone tried a tank made entirely of those lab grown sterile plants ? ...Thank's for posting this !
Amazing video mate. Algae was always the nightmare of aquascapers. Have patience and never lose hope is the best weapon
I like every thing in this tank, the color varietions, the look of wood and how it looked artistic also the emerged section
Damn, you really go all out with the editing and filming this time! And that choice of music, absolute epicness. Bravo for winning against that aggressive algae, it really took control of the entire tank but you managed to get it sparkling again. (and I'm quite amazed how the plants actually survived that harsh of a H2O2 treatment!)
Thank you mate! :)
Come at 3:09 I nearly found myself screaming to fight against algae, epic music never fails to deliver.
Crazy, how a man cleaning his tank give me a goosebump. Are you a movie director or what?
🙏 no, just an enthusiastic freelancer filmmaker :)
Few weeks from now qnd you'll hit a million viewerships and subs trust me. Your contents are so good and original
PERFECT VIDEO showcasing your own experience! I have similar problem as many others and reducing the light, cutting the ferts dosage in half has a huge affect. Thanks for sharing the experience!
Great masterpiece of a movie ..someone who shows algae and not alone the start..great music ..i would like to now the creator...look forward to next movie...thanks 👍👍
Woah, epic cinematography! Thanks for sharing the story and your steps.
Thanks!
Eddig nem is tudtam hogy kis hazánkból jönnek ez a videók! De az algakaparo le buktatott :) gyönyörű szép munkák, le a kalappal. Fel is iratkoztam ;)
Látod-látod, kicsi a világ! Köszi szépen, üdv nálam! :)
I was expecting, "Directed by: James Cameron" in the end lol, congrats dude and thanks for an epic video.
Thanks! :D
This movie had me hooked from the start! It has everything, the epic highs and lows of the story combined with a fabulous score and cinematography. I gave it 5 out of 5 youtubes! a must see!
Thank you mate! 🤩
Really awsm experience...it was like a movie..with ups and downs ... And a beautiful ending...efforts are really appreciated.. thank you
Top quality, informative and entertaining at top level as always! Saw this video was posted and top spot on Reddit aqua ape this morning. You’re popularity just took an uptick
Aqua ape = Aquascape. Damn that auto spell
Thanks mate!
This is probably the most over the top aquarium video I have ever seen. Congrats on getting rid of the algea anyways.
Thanks!
Great video!! Loved the pacing and music was used to perfection enhancing your story brilliantly! Great instruction too! You are a talented videographer!
Hi there... How were you able to achieve nitrate limitation with tropica Specialized nutrition... Your pinnatifida and HRA are so red.. I'm envying it
Your editing and choice of music was superb. It was so in sync with everything💚. Sorry about your algae issue though but glad you defeated it. Hope it doesn't come back. By the way, I was the one over on IG that said, "That would drive me nuts.". Now that I saw your video it would have drove me insane😁😯
Thank you for your kind words mate! 🙏
Wow! That was a VERY different video from you. Even the soundtrack is completely 'off cinescaper'... But then, so is the issue at hand! Nice to know that the 'perfect' aquascapers also struggle with the same problems as 'us common mortals'...
Thanks for sharing your problems and your solutions.
Thank you for your feedback!
Hi. Greetings from Argentina.
I have two questions, how many gallons does the tank have?
You said that you poured 50 ml 33%H2O2 in the tank. Is that percentage of H2O2 right?
Thank you very much
Your vids are so sick bro
😎
Good job friend. i didnt understand about co2. Do you use canister filter for co2?
Well done! My question is how can you make sure ALL the inhabitants have been removed? Baby shrimp are great at hiding.
great starting edit mate 👍
thanks!
Really nice story. Loved every bit of it. Can i ask a behind the scenes of the filmaking. how do you get rid of reflections? how do you set the aquarium for filming? would love to watch a behind the scenes video. keep them coming. love your work.
Thanks! I switch off all lamps in my room. Maybe a make a behind the scenes video later.
what a battle,congrats for did it,see ur patience there..anw why u didnt put any RCS or SAE there before the algae growth like that?
bahaha i’ve been binge watching your vids they’re so good
Epic, Fantastic, Cinematic 😍
Let me guess you used tropica soil? I have the same filter too, and terrible algae issues. Maybe it’s in the bio media that it ships with? But my guess is tropica, because i used them in a completely new tub setup and it caused the same algae there too.
Bro lets put this algae aside for a while
Your editing skills was dope 🔥
Switch the height of your light of switch to low watt cfl ligh bulb maybe? Just a suggestion.
EPIC! This is fantastic! I love the story you tell and the drama you create with this video. And, I’m really pleased your hard work paid off in the end! Just one question though-if you keep you filter running during this whole process, does such high doses of H2O2 not effect the bacteria in it? Did you leave if off at any point?
Cheers, mate! 👍🏼💚
Thanks! It effects the bacteria of course, but not as much as people think. It is because the bacteria in the filter forms a media called biofilm, that makes bacteria more hardy then if they was separately. If you switch off your filter, -in my opinion- is a bigger risk, because lack of oxigen kill many bacteria for sure. I dont know which thing kills more ( H2O2 vs. lack of oxigen), but in my experience with H2O2, maximum side effect was a little opalescent for couple days, and some sensivite plants was hurted a bit, nothing else. Shrimps, and some fish species can be sensivite too.
you inspire me! think i have watched every single video you made. All the way in brazil, I feel inspired to one day have a tank just a little close to what yours are!
Very well made Cinematic Video. Inspiring and motivating. Thanks to you for providing this master craft
Hello guys, what about the Chihiros doctor 3 ? You guys already test it ? Seems to be Good...
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Thank you, sir.
For 60×30×30cm tank what would you recomend 2 20watt t5 or 3 20watt t5
Super results!
Was filter running while you were applying h2o2? (Was there any flow?)
I can see you did not spot treat.
If m not mistake h2o2 also affects monte carlo,along with moss,doesn't it?
Wow nice cinematic again! This style is really good and educational also.
Thank you for your feedback!
Omg the editing, the soundtrack... nicely done!
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Köszi, igyekszem továbbra is minél többet feltölteni.
Looks good now! Keep fighting that algae!!
Beautiful video. But how come you dont use amano shrimp and a sae? They are killers for that kind of algae. I added the fish in moment i saw it, the next day the algae is all gone. Now, I only get green spot on the glass, but the hair algae is an endangered species in my tank.
Thanks mate! Good idea, but algae grew too quickly that algae eaters couldn't handle with.
great video man....I have a question, noting that the height of that tank is so low, could not be the problem the amount of substratum used....normally in a highest tank you could have problems if you dont have enough CO2 to burst the plants to consume all the nutrients....In a tank like this you will need maybe even more CO2 to consume all that nutrients stored in the substratum
Thanks! You are right, the substrate contains nutrients, but not so much, since it's Amazonia Light, that means it has reduced nutrient amount. Also the highest nutrient stock is in the water, because I pour fertilizers daily.
Will this work on black algae and will it affect my fish? I don’t a spare tank big enough for all of them.
Superb editing. You sir deserve way more subs for such a quality and informative video 😍😍😍
Wow... I culd watch this more often than anime... And i just subscribed!
welcome! ;)
Do you keep your filter running, while putting the H2O2 in?
Love the drama in this edit. Your bloody good at your day job ;)
Thanks! 🤓
That was better than going to the movies!!!
Way cool vid mate, love the dramatic storyline and music, victory!🤘
Thanks!
What an epic vid but one question : what happen to the shrimps ?
I toke out the livestock before add overdosed H2O2
This video looks like a trailer. Love it !
Awesome video!! In my experience green hair algae occure due to a simple cause!! ...the lack of nitrogen!!! Plant grow is superb and all of a sudden the growth stop and something about 10 days after, the hair algae explodes! Can anyone admit?
Thank you for your videos, I have learned a lot.
I translated the video annotations for my friends.
They don't understand English
So I translated into Chinese so they can understand how to break down algae
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00:21 我與藻類的史詩戰鬥
00:41 我可怕戰鬥的真實故事
00:44 戰鬥了幾個星期
00:47 我嘗試了所有平常的事情
我減少了光線，也改變了施肥和水流
00:56 但從來沒有成功
00:57 當事情發生時，我幾乎放棄了
01:05 3週後，我似乎要贏了
01:17 我是怎麼做到的？
01:25 我瘋了......
01:28 (訂閱)
01:31 它不能保證它不會回來，但似乎是我勝利了
01:36 讓我來告訴你怎麼做
01:39 第一次嘗試
01:41 因為藻類的數量很多
我不得不在戰鬥前移除所有生物！
01:49 起初我盡可能多地去除了藻類
牙刷效率很高
01:56 這種痛苦的鳥事
看起來像棉花糖
也許是髮藻類/水綿，但我不確定
01:59 傳播速度快，很難消除
02:02 軟管刷也很有效
02:09 剪去受感染的植物*
*幾乎是全部
02:36 說實話，這種安排並非完美
02:43 換水
02:58 H2O2（更多信息在說明中）
我對付藻類的最愛武器
1L水族箱水使用1毫升 3％ H202酊劑
03:10 這個過程需要很長時間，並且建議在一天之後換水
03:23 13天後
完全失敗
不幸的是，我沒有帶著相機
但是，當我想知道如何應對這次惡意創造時，這是完美的揣測
03:31 藻類回來了
03:34 我考慮採取整個隔離
但是因為我沒有任何遺失
我在其中加入50ml 33％H2O2
03:49 3天過後 藻類死亡
03:53 廣泛的
04:01 我很驚訝
植物沒有受到傷害
04:17 還有一些希望，但如果根本原因沒有得到解決，則沒有任何保證
藻類將會回來
04:30 (訂閱)
04:38 植物很健康
05:04 讓我們開始清理殘局
05:22 鋼絲刷
05:33 真的不能使用別的
06:15 純RO水
06:22 最後一輪過氧化物
但現在正常劑量
06:25 1公升水族箱水使用1毫升 3％ H2O2酊劑
06:51 6天過後 藻類消失了
06:54 這不足以讓人擺脫藻類，
我不得不想許多的事
07:00 我設法讓水流均勻的在水族箱的每一個部分
這個造景沒有很好的規劃，
大木頭看起來很好但是阻擋了水流
07:11 HYDOR PROF 250 CANISTER過濾器
具有生物過濾和噴射水流
07:13 由於水族館很矮，因此很難獲得良好的二氧化碳溶解量
我把擴散器放在了這個地方，因此它更加高效，氣體的使用也減少了很多
07:25 二氧化碳溶解量現在很高，水滴檢查器內呈現青綠色
07:29 PRESSURIZED CO2 O-24(產品名)
07:35 ONF FLAT ONE
非常明亮
我必須將亮度降低到40％
07:40 如果你可以買一個可調光的燈
07:49 我減少了照明時間，調整成7到6個小時
07:56 (訂閱)
08:06 它不足以消滅藻類
根本原因需要解決
08:18 最終的解決方案可能會減少光線，釋放流量並穩定二氧化碳添加量
我使用TROPICA SPECIALIZED FERTILIZER
我每週一次的劑量分別用於三個區域
最好保持低劑量的水平
08:28 這些是您在做巨大變更之前需要考慮的因素
08:30 我不得不去除藻類，因為它不允許植物生長，它不應該消耗肥料。
08:40 我希望藻類永遠不會回來
08:44 只是解決了關於藻類的麻煩
08:49 不要將ALGAE作為失敗
這是一個痛苦的鳥事，但不是災難
08:54 完全沒有藻類的水族館不存在
而且毫無疑問的它大多很難看，而且還會阻礙植物生長
09:00 如果藻類出現，這表示你的水族箱環境不太好
09:06 光，肥料，水流和二氧化碳這些是主要的事情
09:16 H2O2是解決藻類的最佳解決方案（正常劑量）
1公升水族箱水使用1毫升 3% H2O2酊劑
09:21 在你沒有其他方法，超量使用是一個激烈的解決方案
請務必取出所有的動物
小心，因為它可能也會傷害到你
09:29 你需要用很多方法來正確處理藻類問題
它沒有一個確切的解決方案，每個水族箱都是不同的，需要不同的方法來解決
09:34 多多練習，並且你會得到經驗
Thank you! :)
Molnar, great video, as always!
I love the color in this tank! I was wondering how much credit goes to your ONF light. How does it compare to a Chihiros?
Thanks! You can find ONF lights price on the www.onf.com.tw official site. ONF light is amazing but much more expensive than chihiros. Btw chihiros is a good budget light!
Hey cinescaper,im worried about the bacteria colony in the external filter.Did you keep the external filter while dosing H2O2? Thanks
I didn’t switch off the filter. It effects the bacteria of course, but not as much as people think. It is because the bacteria in the filter forms a media called biofilm, that makes bacteria more hardy then if they was separately. If you switch off your filter, -in my opinion- is a bigger risk, because lack of oxigen kill many bacteria for sure. I dont know which thing kills more ( H2O2 vs. lack of oxigen), but in my experience with H2O2, maximum side effect was a little opalescent for couple days, and some sensivite plants was hurted a bit, nothing else. Shrimps, and some fish species can be sensivite too.
TheCineScaper thanks,appreciate it👍
I never knew that cleaning an aquarium could be so epic
Thanks for the encouragement. Fighting the same enemy now. 💪💪💪
Good luck mate!
What is the amount of h2o2 in per liter of water
If you have time, can you share what lumens is the output, how many hours it was on, what volume is the tank? Thanks in advance. Alge probably will come back. I had similar issue when i forgot lights on gor couple of weeks:)
4500 lumen in 100% intensity. I use in daily 6hours with 40% intensity
I prefer you to switch ada amazonia for tropica soil powder because ada is tooo much filled with nutrients which leads to this....or you can mix 25 percent ada with 75 percent tropica ....ive used the same method and it works like a charm.....
the edition of video is amazing , and thank you very much for the knowledge. I think that will help me in the future ^^
did you pour 50ml of 3% H2O2 or 50ml of 33% H2O2?
Same Question
exactly 50mm of 35%
Ah, I love a story with a happy ending!
Are all of those bubbles the plants pearling? godaym
This is an impressive battle! Thanks for the great video!
felt like I just watched a long hard battle with titans LOL.
Great job! It was sooo goood
Nice Video,
for me I was really suffering with green ALGAE and BB as well,
I started using Seachem flourish Excel daily and that helped me to get ride of the BB but not the green algae,
anyway I started bulding a new Aquarium and I needed the CO2 System and the light there
I removed it from the old aquarium for two days
no lights no CO2
after two days I got new lights so I took the CO2 and lights back to old aquarium which has algae
I was shocked when I turned on the lights
no algae at all and the water become clear crystal!!
I hope this can help anyone facing the same issue
Thanks for the good tips!
So if I have a 90L tank, I need to use 90ml?
Loveee the cinematography!
Such epicness. Amazing victory
I'm impressed! Great video, content and music! Btw, I know that 4 days left to Nemzeti ünnep, but as a Pole I would like to say: Isten áldd meg a magyart!
Köszönöm szépen! ;)
Legend never surrender!
Always love your vid btw
Thanks! 🤩
Amazing comeback, gorgeous!
Nice video. Yes reactive oxygen species like ozone and hydrogen peroxide kill smaller organisms. It likely did harm your plants too, but their larger and more complex structure allows them to recover rather than die. H2O2 is a natural byproduct of cellular respiration, and thus most complex organisms have enzymes to deal with it's presence. The smaller the organism, the easier it is to overwhelm and kill. This was an interesting example. Thanks for sharing it
Thanks a lot for the tips at the end. It answered a lot of questions :)
If you have a planted tank and micro algae problem, why would you keep dosing fertilized and CO2 at all? Those would be first things I would reduce even before reducing lighting. Also, if you add several shrimp that start breeding, at certain amount of population they will consume micro algae faster than it can grow. I have a small planted shrimp tank for many years and all surfaces there are absolutely clean from micro algae. Plants doing well without fertilizers and CO2, they just don’t grow that fast and I don’t need them to.
Wouldn't it be possible to just drain the entire aquarium and run it emersed for a while since all the plants could handle it but the algae can't?
I'm not sure if this is a viable idea but it just came to my mind while watching this
What's your opinion on this?
Yes, that would kill the algae, but not the spores. And If the problem with the aquarium stays, the algae will come back.
@@TheCineScaper ok that makes sense haven't thought about that
Great video by the way :)
I got goosebumps,, thanks..
TheCineMaScaper
Do you using h2o2 in the water or spot dosing the algae?
I’ m just pour it to the aquarium. You can use directly on alge.
You won because of your hard work 🖒🖒🤗😀😀
great video as always. I recently came through this in a 5gal (18L?) just a betta and some plants. nothing nearly as sophisticated as yours. However, the tank sits in a south facing window and gets direct sunlight (I know, bad idea) 3 days ago I bough 9 amano shrimps and now the monstrosity that was is no more, and they're still looking for more to eat. Even if your chemistry gets out of wack, those little guys are troopers. The tank still sits in the window, and they've all but eradicated any hint of algae anywhere.
Amano is a beast but hard to make it multiply :(
@@fredrikmudas this is my first round of amanos, I'm going to give it a shot it one ends up having eggs.
Thanks for the tip!
@@TheCineScaper anytime bud. keep up the good work
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Sooper I loved it both videography and tank😍😍😍😍😍