At first I honestly was like this setup isn't going to look good but once you had everything in place and planted it turned into a Picasa!!! Amazing, I definitely learned a thing or two
2:30 - I bought a set for cutting wallpapers foils in a hobbymarket. Basically any "wallpaper place" should have them. It's no big deal, but it's nice to have, because it's easier to hold and it doesn't scratch the foil (which isn't visible from the inside, just outside). 16:00 - Marsilea grows in a sand, but from my experience it likes having a nutrient layer underneath. I'd put soft layer of soil undeneath the sand just for the plants to grow in. The end result is stunning nevertheless. :)
Thank you for showing the super-glue cotton mess up. When I do it, the cotton hardens literally instantaneously, and I have to try two-three times every time I attach two objects. Every time I see a video it just works for them, so I always thought it was just a me problem.
Espectacular!!! ,original , para ese tamaño está muy trabajado. Las plantas del lado izquierdo que caen esta un poco ....enhorabuena espero verte en otros proyectos .
Beautiful result , would love if you can add the final price to every master piece you guys create .. so i as a beginner can make an idea of my budget :)
@@emberframe6994 Likewise. Usually I use black background, but I used milky translucent foil with an island-style scape. The aquarium in question has also Optiwhite glass. It's not even Dennerle branded foil, I bought it in a hobby market (hardware supermarket), by default it's meant for windows and showers I think. They also had a tool to put it on easily. Milky or white background works really well with landscape styles. There are also backlight backgrounds, but they are expensive.
yall made him so scared he could not even scape a nano tank in aquascape heaven!! you can tell he was just nervous great job though thank you for the insporation
Very nice layout and good video, please make another one before 5 years. How is the CO2 injected in this set-up? I don't see a diffuser and it cannot be in line since there is no line. Thanks
Hello first of all excellent layout. one question, what is the glue you use to glue the stones? Congratulations to the channel and to all the staff at Green aqua, they are the best. greetings
I choose this stones for my 90x45x45 aquarium. And I also find out that this stones is quite difficult to scape with, especislly for your first scape. You need to clean them very good. And every time you think, you clean them, you find new crack with dirt. Some time when you clean all dirt they just fall apart. And due to hiles in this stone it's difficult to glue them 😆
Hey, Mike, I know you said at the end of the video that you'd be back in five years or so, but as one year has passed after that nice nano scape of yours, could you come back know? I'd love to have your skills and sense of humor on another Green Aqua video again.
Yes and no. Dwarf rasboras are tiny, so by body length it's no worse than having tiger barbs in 100 l. On the other hand 45 l or 60 l can fit in most places 30 l can, but it offers more swimming space.
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Nice work, and thanks for the realism, helps us all know it's quite normal to be battling against hardscape and super glue struggles!
At first I honestly was like this setup isn't going to look good but once you had everything in place and planted it turned into a Picasa!!! Amazing, I definitely learned a thing or two
Good to see other artist showing their skills
I enjoyed this new guy doing it. His humour was funny. And a good tank. I like the nanos
You should definitely do it again! Amazing job!!!!
Cool Scape and great look behind the Work and Mistakes.
Very lovely presentation.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fresh talent on the Channel: great!
I loved the scape.
I love this tank ! I appreciate new guest on the channel ❤️🌿
Beautiful result... Thank you for showing some of the difficulties that can be encountered and displaying perceverance... What a reward 👍🏻
One of my favourite pieces, great job Mike. You should put him in front of camera more often guys, he acts so natural, love it :DD
Pleasant dude ☺️ Quite fluid in english as well, I did enjoy this video ☺️👌
Beautiful result! Love to see in a few weeks! My fav the dragon stone!
It's a beautiful build! I hope you recover a little more quickly and we see you again before 2027.
2:30 - I bought a set for cutting wallpapers foils in a hobbymarket. Basically any "wallpaper place" should have them. It's no big deal, but it's nice to have, because it's easier to hold and it doesn't scratch the foil (which isn't visible from the inside, just outside).
16:00 - Marsilea grows in a sand, but from my experience it likes having a nutrient layer underneath. I'd put soft layer of soil undeneath the sand just for the plants to grow in.
The end result is stunning nevertheless. :)
beautiful tank
Amazing nano tank scape
Has to be the first time I've seen anyone use floaters at Green Aqua. Tank looks great! Be interesting to see how it matures.
Thank you for showing the super-glue cotton mess up. When I do it, the cotton hardens literally instantaneously, and I have to try two-three times every time I attach two objects. Every time I see a video it just works for them, so I always thought it was just a me problem.
Wow, really nice layout, thanks!
Very, very neat 🙏🙏
Amaizing! Thank you very much! ❤
Espectacular!!! ,original , para ese tamaño está muy trabajado. Las plantas del lado izquierdo que caen esta un poco ....enhorabuena espero verte en otros proyectos .
amazing scape
Wow ! Quedo espectacular!
Good job on scape and video.
He‘s german isn’t he? 😃 Awesome Cube, I like to see different aquariums then „normal“ ada sizes.
War auch mein erster Gedanke 😄
Really like it 👍
Beautiful result , would love if you can add the final price to every master piece you guys create .. so i as a beginner can make an idea of my budget :)
Loved it
Depends on Scape, I like using white background on landscape style tanks and black on nature style.
@@emberframe6994 Likewise. Usually I use black background, but I used milky translucent foil with an island-style scape. The aquarium in question has also Optiwhite glass. It's not even Dennerle branded foil, I bought it in a hobby market (hardware supermarket), by default it's meant for windows and showers I think. They also had a tool to put it on easily.
Milky or white background works really well with landscape styles. There are also backlight backgrounds, but they are expensive.
Great job!
yall made him so scared he could not even scape a nano tank in aquascape heaven!! you can tell he was just nervous
great job though thank you for the insporation
Gran trabajo y buen vídeo.
Este video me ha dado grandes ideas 🧐👍
Love your videos
Eres un artista
Very nice layout and good video, please make another one before 5 years. How is the CO2 injected in this set-up? I don't see a diffuser and it cannot be in line since there is no line. Thanks
Amazing
Great vid
very nice!
Nano aquarium! ❤
Hello first of all excellent layout. one question, what is the glue you use to glue the stones? Congratulations to the channel and to all the staff at Green aqua, they are the best. greetings
I choose this stones for my 90x45x45 aquarium. And I also find out that this stones is quite difficult to scape with, especislly for your first scape. You need to clean them very good. And every time you think, you clean them, you find new crack with dirt. Some time when you clean all dirt they just fall apart. And due to hiles in this stone it's difficult to glue them 😆
Hey, Mike, I know you said at the end of the video that you'd be back in five years or so, but as one year has passed after that nice nano scape of yours, could you come back know? I'd love to have your skills and sense of humor on another Green Aqua video again.
Mike left the country, and because of that, our team sadly. We're missing him and his humor a lot! 💚👍
Cheers Mike, if you read this post! 😃
I wish you had shown the "ugly side" in the final reveal. just to see how it's "darkening up"
Hi Green Aqua! Does marsilea hirsuta grow in sand?? Pls clear it
what is a safe amount of roots to trim off anubias and buce? 1/3?
Welcome
Iam shocked...
No "welcome to the beautiful World of Aquascaping"
🤔🤣
wow
At me Marsilea grows in 2-3 cm of ADA sand without any problems. 👌
Can a rock falling and broke the aquarium from the interior if the glue stop working ?
“Let’s go…”
this guy have a youtube channel?
it is much better to use cotton balls than tissue paper, it will dry faster to be honest... just saying 😐
Never do nanotanks, its a prison cage for any ship. At least 100 l
Yes and no. Dwarf rasboras are tiny, so by body length it's no worse than having tiger barbs in 100 l. On the other hand 45 l or 60 l can fit in most places 30 l can, but it offers more swimming space.
Bad 😏
As much as I like your work in general I dont feel this one, sorry
Sorry mate but I think David's got u beat with his nano tank scaping skills. His was absolutely stunning. Not surprised that it sold so quickly.
That's not a contest.
TIP to remove superglue: aceton 100% works te best
I use dishwashing "sand". Maybe not that great, but I get less toxic fumes.