I Made a Swamp Forest Ecosystem - Here It Is!
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I Made a Swamp Forest Ecosystem - Here It Is!
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I actual dont mind the AI voiceover, not everyone has the confidence to speak on Camera, great build.
Thank you so much for your support! I don’t like my voice and I think Al voiceover more fluent than my speech. 🙂🌿
@@peaceofnaturee some people just hate it on principle, I have used AI voiceover before on a few of my vids because I wanted to achieve a documentary type of feel to it.
Just noticed due to the commentary section that this is an AI voice. Before knowing it I thougt:"Man, this guy has a great voice for this kind of videos!" 😂 But I am no mother tongue and it is hard to tell for me if there is some strange kind of melody to it. The ponunciation sounds quite good to me.
Bro your voice is fine don't worry
@Blaise-sw5py Thank you so much!
Add microfauna like scuds, seed shrimps, blood worms, ect. You made a perfect aquarium for small creatures.
Thank you so much!
Wonderful tank...... Amazing.... It's natural and simple.... But so different..... Bravoooo!!!!!!!!
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I won't change anything about your videos! Just perfect.
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I’m one who hates Ais, But good lord this one just has such a nostalgic feel, as if I’m watching an amazing discovery channel documentary when I was younger. Amazing work, Amazing videos and a new subscriber ❤🙏
And a like too!! So it comes up recommended on others like mine 😂❤
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Exactly 😍
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One of the most creative styles to present an aquascape project!
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Love the plants at the top that gives me an idea. Thank you
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Great video!! I really enjoyed and didnt even realized it was AI speech until i read the comments, I personally dont mind it and i think it sounds relaxing
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You should collect the sticks and leaf lithers from a natural pond or creek (it already full of with microscopic life), but these was good too.
Thank you!
Love it, keep these coming please, the more natural the better!
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Perfect
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A bird could nest in that thick ivy canopy
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Amazing. It was looking like im watching some wild life documentary.
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My only complaint is that this isn't a giant tank. I'd love to see this scaled up to a much larger tank so you can incorporate a full school of dozens of fish or more. Maybe even include a land feature so you could have semi-aquatic invertebrates. The possibilities are endless. Great job!
Thank you so much!
Absolutely love this tank!
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I've been thinking a lot lately on what type of a tank i want to set up in my new dream home. This channel has me inspired ✨️ subscribed, and I would like to see more content ❤
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This is a masterpiece I love how accurately this matches a real wild habitat amazing job 👍
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Thanks!
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100 days of work for 8 minutes video! We don’t deserve you ❤
😂😂😂😂 Estafurullaaaah! Thank you! 🙏🏻 😄😄
Fantastic work ! As someone who's used collected plants and materials I'd give the advise to be careful where you collect. Watch out for areas where pesticides, soaps, and laundry exhaust may be. I lost a colony of shrimp (fish unaffected) when collected a couple of km away from a rural farm to what I assume was pesticides. ♥
Thank you so much! And thank you for your tips! 🌿
Great tank. Be nice to see a school of small corydoras like the Habrosus, Pygmaeus, and my favorite Hastatus.
Thank you! Thank you for your advice,I would like to see Pygmaeus in this tank!
It looks beautiful and a mess at the same time..
I love how this look just imagine how it really is in nature ❤😊
Thank you so much!
how lovely, wish to see some bottom dwellers in the near future
Thank you! I’m planning to add corydoras pygmaeus in the near future.
Very inspiring, thank you! I'll be doing a native Australian ecosystem after seeing the last 2 vids of yours.
You’re welcome, thank you! Good luck 🍀
The algorithm has blessed me with this timeless masterpiece. 🙏🏅🙌 Great job, keep it up!
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Such a nice blackwater fish tank
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Truly beautiful
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Awesome video, you did a great job and provided those fish an awesome home! I also like the idea of using ivy, super cool!
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oh dang. this is a really beautiful natural looking tank. i really like how this turned out. what kind of ivy did you use at the end? good job!
also good use of the ai voice, for the most part it dosent sound forced or annoying. some parts could have been written out a little smoother but great job overall.
Thank you so much for your support! This ivy growing up on my backyard. I don’t know which species.
I love natural tanks! Did you ever try to use coco peat as part of the substrate?
I don’t have experience with coco peat but I generally use dirt in my tanks.
man i would love to see pigmycorys coming out all that leaf litter like rabitts, great video man
Thank you so much! I’m planning to add them near future.
you are no less than a MAGICIAN
Thank you so much!
i am likeing very much what you do Sir , i have been away from fish keeping for a long time , and youre going to make me return , as an old friend of mine once said many years ago , you are not keeping fish you are making an ecosystem and the fish will love it as natural as possable , its all about Balance , , again THANK YOU SIR .
Add Corydoras to clean the bottom, a few springtail insects for the surface water
I made my tank like you as "Father-Fish"-method, and its great, my best fish tank ever. Best greetings from Germany 😊
Congratulations! Greetings from Türkiye 🌿
Idk if this will help the natural look your going for, but I like to keep at least 1 crawdead. They look cool, they eat anything that falls too the bottom, and it's just cool to watch them hunt. Have a bright blue one named Poseidon
This tank is open at the top, they will escape.
@@peaceofnaturee Might I ask if an open tank would leech out smells into an area especially as some organic matter breaks down over time?
@@abinaash8453if your tank smells somethings up, a tank should have a nice nature smell if anything , and i reckon that’s only cos i have a chunk of wood popping out the water so its got a slight damp wood smell , but even then it’s not a rotting smell :)
@@hailee1001 Oh, thanks for that, I lack personal experience and was interested so wanted to take such things into consideration.
@@peaceofnatureeMy tank is open at the top, the crawfish would much rather stay in the tank than leave, but it's always smart to take precaution. If mine really wanted to crawl the oxygen hose out I'm sure he could, but he's never tried. I also have a pet turtle, turtles have a hard time getting out of the top of open tanks as long as the waters not all the way to the tippy top
It was too acidic for some of the creatures in the tank. Cherry shrimp looked like to have passed on. No healthy growth of the java moss anymore and the anubias does not like the conditions.
You defiantly need caridina shrimp
10 outa 10 amazing
Thank you!
I had hoped if my health improved to create a Sonoran Desert riparian themed tank, but what I would need to do…make trees and bushes, my hands I can’t do now. But this swamp type I could do…I’ve been to many swamps as a kid living in the Southern US. Don’t know if it will happen, but I will start researching the ecosystems. Saved your video…great job!
Thank you so much! I visited Everglades last month. It was amazing and inspired me. You guys have a lot of different types of ecosystems. Good luck for your project!
Contrast. Although it's difficult to create color contrasts in black water aquariums. You should actually explore the possibility of adding a contrast of forms when it comes to the animals, or maybe create or add some kind of a tunnel shape object in the middle.
The fact we have AI voice technology at our fingertips means people who may not speak English, are still learning English, are just plain shy, or simply don't enjoy the sound of their own voice can still produce AMAZING content like this person has done!
Don't get hung up on such a little thing! Be grateful for what has been provided! Not everybody that wants to share their creations on TH-cam ALSO want to be an "internet personality". Y'all need to just take a breath and chill.
I agree, don't listen to the haters. I enjoy your content!
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Really love the look of this. I can tell happy cardinals when I see them too.
However, you put no nutrients (dirt/compost) under the sand. I thought that was a must for a Walstad tank?
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I usually put dirt in my tanks but these one from beginning, I use only sand and gravel. It’s not a Walstad or Dirted Tank.
Ooo what if you put an aquatic banana plant in there (I believe they’re called banana plants) it would grow shoots that would go all the way up to the surface then a leaf that would just chill at the surface of the water. This could cover up some small areas of light and make it seem more natural. Plants that grow like this are great for replacing sometimes troubling floater plants.
It’s a good idea! I will search about it 👍
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Love it. In my personal view, the light is too bright after you made the change. I'd add some more over-hanging plants, or floating plants, to make the light more subdued again.
Thank you so much! You’re right, I’m planning to add more floating plants.
wow amazing beautiful
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Amazing!
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Mükemmel iş çıkmış, elinize saglik
Çok teşekkür ederim.
Stunning!!! And cheers from my fish room channel in Chicago, where I'm a subscriber to yours as well as a like-minded fishkeeper and aquascaper. The terrestrial ivy you incorporated into your system - it it viable over time or will the submerged roots eventually begin to decay and require replacing?
Hey Chicago! Never been but can’t wait! Thank you so much. 🌿
I have the same type of vine in my paludarium, and its roots have been growing submerged in water for a year. However, the water in this tank is quite acidic, so the vine's roots might rot. We'll see.
@@peaceofnaturee i ask because it has happened to me but only after quite some time of healthy growth.
beautiful!! 💙
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@@peaceofnaturee no worries! :)
Such a cool setup, I would love to do the same but many of the trees and plants in my area are not aquarium safe
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I'm happy that you've done that research! I feel like a lot of folks would just try it without looking into it first. It speaks volumes about you that you care enough about the inhabitants of your tank that you plan ahead so thoughtfully. Bravo!
Thank you for this video, its really good!
You’re very welcome! Thank you! 🙏🏻
bro needs to be making nature documentaries
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Love it
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Tebrik ederim mükemmel doğal bir habitat oluşmuş .
Çok teşekkür ederim! 🌿🙏🏻
Aa merhaba ben de Türkiye denim😁bu kanallarda daha önce Türk birisiyle hiş karşılaşmamıştım
@hobievi502 Merhaba! Evet bizim ülkeden fazla biri yok malesef.
a less annoying, preferable not synthesized speaker voice would be a good improvment
Thank you!
Aquascaping newb here, glad to have found your video.
Mind if you would share what AI voice you used in this video. I love it!
@@marlouabalona5079 Welcome! It’s Capcut.
@@peaceofnatureewhat voice on capcut
What lamp do you use here and did you use a heater?
my 90l Aquarium tank is around 70%/30% with filtration and I can leave some dead foliage in there and its very clear and thriving, I change 20% water every 3 weeks
Add a predator, maybe a crayfish from a creek
I really liked it more on day 60. I think by the end it was more overcrowded.
Thank you so much! I can’t decide which I like more. 🙂
so dope !!! loved the set up
can yu pl tell me. hw often do you feed them ? wud you able to maintain no water change if there are more fish ? also how often yu run the filter ?
Thank you! I feed them a few times in a week. If there are more fish system can damage. Filter always running but I’m about to take it off.
Ale to juz kiedyś bylo? 😅 piekne
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I really love this!
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You can try dwarf mexican crayfish since they dont mind blackwater set ups
Yes, It’s a good choice.
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excellent videos bro
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Larger pieces of botanicals can make a big difference in terms of scaling.
11 outa 10
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Pretty cool. Question I have is why no shrimp or snails added? Would they bring down materials and cause more imbalance than benefits? Thx for sharing!!
Thank you! You can see I added shrimps and snails in the video🙂
@peaceofnaturee Must have overlooked them so I will take another look. Thanks for sharing as I'm considering trying a small ecosystem and still in early research 😊
@DJ279V You’re welcome! Good luck 🍀
Do you know what type of ivy plant that is? I'm wanting to do something similar with a 10 gallon aquarium I have.
I don't exactly know what species it is. It's been growing wild on the wall of my house for years.
Harika olmus
Teşekkürler 🙏🏻
Get a crawfish in there and maybe some water bugs and floater plants
Cwsyfish will escape from the tank easily because top is open.
You should add a fresh water cran
It’s a nice dark water tank, but is it a swamp ecosystem?
Thank you so much. For swamp water part yes, It can be swamp ecosystem.
@@peaceofnaturee I would add amazon swords, it would really add to the south American look, id also add in a yellow dwarf pleco and hatchet fish would look PERFECT in this setup, also it would be cool if you added endlers
I have an idea however it would be cool to simulate the small streams in Venezuela where endlers come from like get a 20 gallon long set up a pump to mimic water flow and have a rocky bank as the back grown of the aquarium
oh and add a few badis fish of some kind they aren't from south America but they would appreciate all the hiding spaces you have provided and just look cool and have so much personality and shrimp.
Great video
Big proponent of using what nature gives us sustainably
Which type of trees are the vines and branches coming from to ensure they are safe for fish
Thank you so much. I will make video about it. It’s not easy to explain from text.
Let me know tank size pls.
65x25x35h
Omg!
Thank you!
What exactly is the black background? I see it all the time with vivarium builds but its never explained what exactly it is
It’s an adhesive film for aquarium.
Is a filter needed? If yes why and which kind. I thought the ecosystem does the filtering. Thank you:)
Why and which kind is a big question. Is a filter required, yes and no. Let me dive into it, you can decide...
What is a filter - A filter is a mechanism for removing pollutants from the water. This can be mechanical (filter wool, sponge, sand) which catches particulate matter. It can be biological (bacteria esp. notrosomonas and nitrobacter, plants, planktonic growth, algae) removing or converting gases and other chemical pollutants. It can be chemical (resins, charcoal, exchange compounds) which use chemical reactions to exchange or convert gases etc, esp organic compounds.
Do I need a filter - Only if you want a healthy system. You will see many systems that boast of not having a filter. A couple of these work on having deep gravel beds for chemical and biological control, relying on plants to absorb nitrates and carbon compounds. This can work if you have many plants and a small number of fish. The problem is, too few fish and the nutrient bed starts to deteriorate due to lack of defecation and other replenishment of nutrient source, however too many fish and you outstrip the plants requirements leading to pollutants building up and algae and other issues becoming problematic, especially as nitrate builds.
Why do I need a filter - A filter provides removal of the pollutants that may otherwise build up to become a problem. They also, generally, provide some movement of the water, providing for gas exchange at the surface where it is agitated. More oxygenation is good for the fish and other livestock in the tank. The drawback is that over agitation can lead to a deficiency in CO2, leading to plants struggling to get enough for good growth.
What sort do I need? - This depends largely on the fish you keep and the system you have. A Rift Lake or Marine tank benefits from a flow through, trickle filter as they are very high pH, they are therefore susceptible to ammonia issues (ammonia being more toxic at higher pH) and bacterial beds are able to operate very effectively. As the pH drops below 7, mechanical filtration becomes more beneficial to remove possible pollutants before they become a problem as the bacterial activity becomes inefficient and, thankfully, the ammonia becomes less toxic. Sponge filters, corner filters and other air driven units are good for these. Undergravel filters used to be popular in guppy and livebearer tanks, but have kind of fallen out of favour, despite still being very useful. Not great for deep rooted plants or digging fish. External cannister filters are useful for most tanks, but add a filter container you have to accommodate.
There is also the consideration of whether the fish like a torrent (plecos), a slow stream (rasbora and tetra) or a stagnant puddle (kilifish and betta). Power heads, outside power filters and other pumps are useful for the first, airpumps for the second, no filter but lots of plants especially floaters for the 3rd.
So, you see, no one answer will give you "best filter for all things"
I have a 35 gallon tank I'd like to put in front of a window. I'd like for some natural plants to grow up like you've done the ivy. If I cover the back and part of the sides with the black film will this aid to keep the algae down?
If you put the aquarium in front of the window, this is the biggest mistake you will ever make
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thats a good sounding ai voice what do you use for the ai?
Yes, It’s very well. I’m using capcut pro.
How long do you usually cycle a dirted tank like this for? I’ve recently set one up. Been running for 2 weeks now. Plants are growing like crazy. I don’t have any test kits and they’re a bit expensive.
It’s running about 100 days.
Good job! You have made a nice scape.
How do you manage your water quality? You have a lot of organic matter, do you have any issues with nitrites? What's the tank volume?
Thank you so much. I didn’t test water parameters. But I don’t have so many fish and also I don’t feed them so much. Water will stay stable.
@@peaceofnatureesorry to show my ignorance only found out about this today and am wondering if it could be done using a jungle as the theme as have just been given a 3.5 foot tank and have just seen a video of a jungle in an IKEA glass cabinet
how do you know you won’t add parasites or other unwanted pest ? i’m not super into fish but very deep into the reptile hobby and i’m always nervous about foraging around my house
how about you add some betta or some thing that swim on top?
Maybe not a betta fish but I can add something different for top.
I'm curious what it will look like in a year. Will the lack of water changes result in the accumulation of nutrients and harm the aquarium?
I don’t think so because It’s not planted tank.
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Helo Sir.. Can put dry bamboo leaves and stick
Hello! Yes!
May be you need to add some tree bark to it to make it more natural
Crab
What's The song called at the end of the video
Also great Video
Thank you so much! I couldn’t find the song name.
Can u use any leaves or branches in a tank
I can’t say yes, I will make a video about it.
Make a fresh water ecosystems for sharks and fish
Sharks can be difficult 😂