A complicated topic with lots of things to cover. Leave comments for anything specific you would like covered. Here's a link to the reversible template I made to make drilling the acrylic easier studio.youtube...
I’m excited to see how these filters turn out. I agree with everything you said in this video. Dirted tanks definitely are not no maintenance. I cut down on water changes but definitely not plant pruning and filters are definitely beneficial. I may not use them but I have nothing against them and think they definitely are a safety net for hobbyists. Loved your take on those subjects and your templates as well😁 looking forward to part 2
Hahaha i never thought so much about filtration until just now. That is pretty cool how quickly you can get a good portion done. Can't wait for the next installment.
What kind of filtatrion would you suggest for a half gallon tank of brine shrimp (sea monkey) pets? Not to hatch and feed, but rather to hatch once and let them reproduce and continue as a colony forever. My DIY tank is roughly 10" long, 4" wide, and 6" tall. It's 11 months old and I'm concerned about what kind of ongoing maintenance it may need to keep it going forever. As far as I can tell, there's just not information about keeping them long term like this: most people who keep them as pets probably don't last for more than a year, and the vast majority of people who hatch them at all only do so for feeding purposes.
The problem is filtering such a small space. Normally I would recommend a sponge filter, but in you case it would take up most of the tank. If you have another tank( a clean pail would also work) , I would suggest using that to condition your water and then do regular water changes into the shrimp tank. I hope that helps
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I’m excited to see how these filters turn out.
I agree with everything you said in this video. Dirted tanks definitely are not no maintenance. I cut down on water changes but definitely not plant pruning and filters are definitely beneficial. I may not use them but I have nothing against them and think they definitely are a safety net for hobbyists. Loved your take on those subjects and your templates as well😁 looking forward to part 2
Thanks so much Patty!
Busting out those boxes Fishman…..like an elf in Santa’s workshop….Happy holidays!
And a very Merry Christmas to you guys as well!
Greetings from Jamaica Eric. That's true , some persons have their own ideas about filters , this is a great idea.
Hey Raliegh! Thanks so much for coming by!
Hahaha i never thought so much about filtration until just now. That is pretty cool how quickly you can get a good portion done. Can't wait for the next installment.
So glad you liked it and thanks for watching!
You really make it look so easy.
Much appreciated Don!
New series, awesome😉👍
Glad you liked it!
Cool
Thanks Aaron!
Love it ! Keep it up !
Thanks so much!
Nice awesome my friend God bless po
Thanks ever so much!
Great video!
Thanks so much Sandy!
Good stuff as usual
Much appreciated Jim! Merry Christmas!
Thanks. Merry Christmas Eric.
What kind of filtatrion would you suggest for a half gallon tank of brine shrimp (sea monkey) pets? Not to hatch and feed, but rather to hatch once and let them reproduce and continue as a colony forever.
My DIY tank is roughly 10" long, 4" wide, and 6" tall. It's 11 months old and I'm concerned about what kind of ongoing maintenance it may need to keep it going forever. As far as I can tell, there's just not information about keeping them long term like this: most people who keep them as pets probably don't last for more than a year, and the vast majority of people who hatch them at all only do so for feeding purposes.
The problem is filtering such a small space. Normally I would recommend a sponge filter, but in you case it would take up most of the tank. If you have another tank( a clean pail would also work) , I would suggest using that to condition your water and then do regular water changes into the shrimp tank. I hope that helps
Im sorry. Due to my work I have to give up my tanks. Its nothing personal. May you be able to enjoy yours for a long time to come.
Sorry to hear your in a similar situation as me. I was slowly building my fish room and suddenly had to take a job that used up the time it needed
@@colinhamer6506 Its sadly work abroad that got in the way.
@@FortuneZer0 that's definitely a problem you had to shut it all down.
Sorry to hear that. Thanks for taking the time to come by!
Work can be a pain for sure. I've had to cut back due to mine as well
Where did you bought that acrylic cement
I get it locally from my acrylic supplier
Made simple yet beautiful. Full watch and view!
Merry Christmas my friend!