Discus or P. scalare var. 'Rio Nanay'. Not sure why there's a trend in FW to keep tiny fish in large aquariums. Seems to make the aquarium look sterile; like a barren landscape.
I’m usually not a fan of in the tank backgrounds but I like it. Back to nature did a very good job making the tree look realistic. Great looking system also
Smashing aquarium, lovely choice of planting, would look great with a mixture of different rainbow fish shoaling around in it and a large shoal of rummy nose tetras. Can’t wait to see it grown in George.🏴🌞❤️
Will we get to see the tank full after a week or month? Not a fan of the background but each to their own. If you had more light would you have planted some epiphytes onto the background?
What about Angelfish? I think Angels would look cool. I may 'borrow' this scape idea for my 120 gallon tank. I've been trying to figure out how to scape it. I really like all those swords and the 3D background. Thanks for the inspiration!
Diamond tetras!!! 😁 I'm so excited to see this tank fill in - it will be interesting to see how it's different than a slower growing crypt/buce tank. Beautiful!! 👏👏👏👏👏
George, your work is amazing. It is great watching someone making a living doing what they are passionate about. Now....I would put in a school of 75 to 100 rummynose tetras and a half dozen wild altum angel fish. Cheers!
Hi George, nice to see a scape with my favorite plants. Swords are amazing but sadly totally underestimated especially the red varieties are amazing under rgb! You shouldn't be to certain about their final size, under optimal scaping conditions they become monsters, usually much bigger than predicted by the companies. It's a pity that this tank has a lid because most swords grow emers under longday lightning and are simply amazing with a meter height and more....... Not to mention the flowers..... Nevertheless, an amazing scape, which will become spectacular in no time!
Completely agree, would have been spectacular with some Red Flame mixed in with the bleherii and some ozelot red in the mid-ground. Just happy to see some swords being used, not very many show up in show aquascapes these days.
hi George, i love this set up. Quite out of the ordinary and a great inspiration for livestock ! (is the water going to be true, as in tinted ?) With the Frogbit a couple different species of Hatchet-fish would look cool for the upper area. A huge school of Flame and Serpae Tetras for the middle, and for the bottom ... some Panda or Adolfo's corys & a bunch of Oto's. ...... Thanks 4 another great post !
Hello George, you've surprised me. This is something different from what you normally do. Nice to see your take on it,came out great! However the Echinodorus might get a lot bigger than you think, especially with the tropica substrate. I always run into this when using Echinodorus, so in time I usually replace them for younger, smaller ones. For fish I would get a nice group of Corydoras, group of Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma and some Discus or Altums. Thanks for sharing George. Cheers, Nick
Hey George, any chance you will be back in Lausanne someday? I was supposed to go for your demo but fell ill and decided not to spread the germs in your general direction.
I notice in the many clear streams in Brazil star grass and Hydrocotyle can carpet small stream. Had no luck myself with the Hydrocotyle,but I see it all the time while black Pacu and Brycon fish swim right over it. Interesting that no Amazonian mosses have been tried that I know of in the hobby. BIG plants like Eichnoria azurea..that can be blue in color- yes,a blue aquarium plant would be great for large to very large Aquariums as it resembles an underwater palm tree's fronds. Fish George? You can't go wrong with Angels..domestic or Altums. Rummy noses or Columbian tetra's are relatively docile..not especially fin nippy as others. A school of Cory's always makes kids smile. Drop in a blue Mystery snail for non fish life. Or a few .
Hey, I hope you are still active. I have the same Daytime LED-Light-System, but my aquarium is a little smaller. It is 150x50x50. Are 6 neutralwhite and a UBW Moduls enough for beautiful red plants, because mine are struggeling Yes, I do use Co2 and fertiliser. But no Nitrat and Phosphat. Thanks. Regads Neno
Hi George, just wondered about the filling of water in the tank. Do you pump in treated water or straight from the tap then treat after ? Great scape btw
For fish i would choose for the upper layer a school of hatchetfish or pencilfish. For the middle layer 5 angelfish sp. Rio Nannay these stay a bit smaller because altums get to big for this tank. For the bottom a big school of corydoras. And 3-4 farlowella acus to keep the plants and hardscape clean.
Nice tank. .very enjoyable. .for the bottom i i would take corydoras sterbai long fin about 20 or 25 fishes. And then pinoy angelfish variety blue with some red checkerbord discus. And some rams. .maybe the neon blue or the Gold variety. Or another possibilty is only big school of cardinal tetras and panda corydoras and some heckel discus
Just extra nutrients for the Echinodorus. The substrate itself doesn’t contain every nutrient required and the tank won’t see much liquid fertiliser. I thought I explained this in the video. Apologies if I missed that info out 👍
3-6 Discuss, 2 Celestial Pearl Gourami, a 6 - 9 Yoyo Loaches, a group of 6 - 9 Otocinclus catfish (for algae control on plants), 2 - 3 Bristlenose Catfish (algae control of background), and a school 12-18 Congo Tetra's.
Hi All, rimmles tanks are beautifull but I think having a tank at home this is the one,with or without the background, you see no hoses or co2 diffusers or glas pipes, and with a top it's a bit more forgiven, watermarks or a little leaves are not instantly reason to put your hands in there.No dust falling in and most important no fish jumping out! Again rimmles is stunning but this is a tank for the long run. Maintenance is the same but I hope you get my point. For fish : I like Cory s a Lott. The pygmee and a few others are mostly swimming high in the water column and then some bigger ones down under.i m talking Cory s only so a few hundred can live in there. That's something else I think. Cheers all
What fish would you add? Let me know in the comments!
Keep on scaping 💚
Cory and angels maybe?To stay on the theme.
Discus or P. scalare var. 'Rio Nanay'. Not sure why there's a trend in FW to keep tiny fish in large aquariums. Seems to make the aquarium look sterile; like a barren landscape.
Heckels!
I love want you did with the 150
The fish should be neons and smaller fish would make it look really good
Love the background you had to work with. Another awesome scape. Looking forward to seeing it filled and fish added.
Thanks SRL! 😊👍
Oh yeah and school of your favorite tetras George .
Eight to ten sardinitas would look great, with maybe 25 glowlight tetras and perhaps a snowball pleco? Great aquascape on the whole!
I enjoyed this video so much, I hope you have more cause I’m going to binge watch it.
That is the aquarium I always wanted great video George.
Thanks 🙏
I’m usually not a fan of in the tank backgrounds but I like it. Back to nature did a very good job making the tree look realistic. Great looking system also
Looks fantastic. Love the background. Angels and Rummy Nose would look good.
I really like that background! Looking forward to the update vid to see which fish were added and how the plants filled in.
Love it. Nice to see you doing different styles 👍🏻👌🏻
Hi George as you stated completely different to your other aquascapes however what a beautiful scape can’t wait for the update video. Merry Christmas.
Smashing aquarium, lovely choice of planting, would look great with a mixture of different rainbow fish shoaling around in it and a large shoal of rummy nose tetras. Can’t wait to see it grown in George.🏴🌞❤️
Will we get to see the tank full after a week or month? Not a fan of the background but each to their own. If you had more light would you have planted some epiphytes onto the background?
What about Angelfish? I think Angels would look cool. I may 'borrow' this scape idea for my 120 gallon tank. I've been trying to figure out how to scape it. I really like all those swords and the 3D background. Thanks for the inspiration!
Borrow away! 😎
It’s amazing scape George. I think angel fish will be nice in here I think
Wow that looks amazing..... Breathtaking!... Please do updates, love to see it with fish
Diamond tetras!!! 😁 I'm so excited to see this tank fill in - it will be interesting to see how it's different than a slower growing crypt/buce tank. Beautiful!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks alot, appreciate the larger scapes as they're harder to find. Liked.
Nice to see some Back to Nature and Tropica on TH-cam. 😎👊 Sweet scape George.
Great job George, lots of small fish in shoals.
George, your work is amazing. It is great watching someone making a living doing what they are passionate about. Now....I would put in a school of 75 to 100 rummynose tetras and a half dozen wild altum angel fish. Cheers!
Thanks mate 👍
Hi George, nice to see a scape with my favorite plants. Swords are amazing but sadly totally underestimated especially the red varieties are amazing under rgb! You shouldn't be to certain about their final size, under optimal scaping conditions they become monsters, usually much bigger than predicted by the companies. It's a pity that this tank has a lid because most swords grow emers under longday lightning and are simply amazing with a meter height and more....... Not to mention the flowers.....
Nevertheless, an amazing scape, which will become spectacular in no time!
Thanks Mr Klaus 👍
Completely agree, would have been spectacular with some Red Flame mixed in with the bleherii and some ozelot red in the mid-ground. Just happy to see some swords being used, not very many show up in show aquascapes these days.
hi George, i love this set up. Quite out of the ordinary and a great inspiration for livestock ! (is the water going to be true, as in tinted ?) With the Frogbit a couple different species of Hatchet-fish would look cool for the upper area. A huge school of Flame and Serpae Tetras for the middle, and for the bottom ... some Panda or Adolfo's corys & a bunch of Oto's. ...... Thanks 4 another great post !
Huge difference from what you normally do. I like it a lot. I would have Angel fish in that one
having you aquascape that is a match made in heaven! fish.... how about those amazing dwarf cichlids ... ultra colorful and rainbows
Hi George, Congo tetras for me, with a shoal of black cories hoovering around between the roots and gravel ,awesome looking scape mate 👍
They will use South American fish
Hello George, you've surprised me. This is something different from what you normally do. Nice to see your take on it,came out great!
However the Echinodorus might get a lot bigger than you think, especially with the tropica substrate. I always run into this when using Echinodorus, so in time I usually replace them for younger, smaller ones.
For fish I would get a nice group of Corydoras, group of Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma and some Discus or Altums.
Thanks for sharing George.
Cheers, Nick
Beautiful!
🙏
Hey George, any chance you will be back in Lausanne someday? I was supposed to go for your demo but fell ill and decided not to spread the germs in your general direction.
My dream to make an amazon sword tank. great inspiration
Maybe a list in the description of the plants used for this scape would be a good idea. Which plant was the 1-2-grow that you used?
Helanthium tenellum
A thing of beauty. That background is awesome. Always wanna start a tank with a 3D background. Thumbs up George! Cheerio.
Discus! Nice start up again :-)
Wild caught angelfish for sure!....
Hi! Perfect for Discus?😍 Merry Christmas George and for all your family and Tommy 😁 😘
Wow! Thats an awesome background! Beautiful scape!!!
I notice in the many clear streams in Brazil star grass and Hydrocotyle can carpet small stream. Had no luck myself with the Hydrocotyle,but I see it all the time while black Pacu and Brycon fish swim right over it.
Interesting that no Amazonian mosses have been tried that I know of in the hobby. BIG plants like Eichnoria azurea..that can be blue in color- yes,a blue aquarium plant would be great for large to very large Aquariums as it resembles an underwater palm tree's fronds.
Fish George? You can't go wrong with Angels..domestic or Altums. Rummy noses or Columbian tetra's are relatively docile..not especially fin nippy as others.
A school of Cory's always makes kids smile. Drop in a blue Mystery snail for non fish life. Or a few .
Holly shit the background is amazing
One huge school of tucano tetras!
Hey, I hope you are still active.
I have the same Daytime LED-Light-System, but my aquarium is a little smaller. It is 150x50x50.
Are 6 neutralwhite and a UBW Moduls enough for beautiful red plants, because mine are struggeling
Yes, I do use Co2 and fertiliser. But no Nitrat and Phosphat.
Thanks. Regads Neno
How are you able to add fish that quickly? Doesn't the tank need to be cycled? Nice video !
Nice. Thats more like my scapes. Angelfish, rednosetetra, corydoras,
How about a bunch of Ember Tetras? Did you use Helanthium Quadricostatus on the left side?
Dude, Denmark has all the good stuff!!! This was a really cool scape!! Great job ✌️🐟🌎🌿
I would love to see an update on the tank!
Hi George, just wondered about the filling of water in the tank. Do you pump in treated water or straight from the tap then treat after ? Great scape btw
Nice job 🎄⛄🎁🎅👍
Thanks 🙏
That would make a great discus or angelfish aquarium with a boatload of Neons or Cardinals as a dither fish.
Ah so you have to plant amazon swords? I had them with the roots exposed, held on by rocks. Damn, went right ahead and planted them.
georage! i can also put inside the wood? i want to put the amazon sword on the stone or drift wood :)
Indeed a little bit different aquascape and I love it very much. Thanks again for sharing George 👍 🤗
I think discus would look great in that tank
For fish i would choose for the upper layer a school of hatchetfish or pencilfish. For the middle layer 5 angelfish sp. Rio Nannay these stay a bit smaller because altums get to big for this tank. For the bottom a big school of corydoras. And 3-4 farlowella acus to keep the plants and hardscape clean.
Nice tank. .very enjoyable. .for the bottom i i would take corydoras sterbai long fin about 20 or 25 fishes. And then pinoy angelfish variety blue with some red checkerbord discus. And some rams. .maybe the neon blue or the Gold variety. Or another possibilty is only big school of cardinal tetras and panda corydoras and some heckel discus
How are you able to add fish so fast?
Sir whats the light wattage?
How much watts light is needed for 130 gallons tank with only heavily planted amazon swords..plzz help me
george 1 question pls.when u setup a new aquarium how much time need to past to start fertilize?
Hey George, this is the first time I've seen you use two substrates with the tabs between. What's the reason for this?
great point
Just extra nutrients for the Echinodorus. The substrate itself doesn’t contain every nutrient required and the tank won’t see much liquid fertiliser. I thought I explained this in the video. Apologies if I missed that info out 👍
@@GeorgeFarmerStudios I love your hard work George. It looks great. It will look great long into the future.
Thanks Simon. 👍😊
I wonder how this tank is doing.
Would love to see an update on this george? :)
In keeping with the theme Discus would look really at home in that thank
George, First thought, He's helping Joey 0:02..... Be watching shortly.
3-6 Discuss, 2 Celestial Pearl Gourami, a 6 - 9 Yoyo Loaches, a group of 6 - 9 Otocinclus catfish (for algae control on plants), 2 - 3 Bristlenose Catfish (algae control of background), and a school 12-18 Congo Tetra's.
How about a nice school of colombian tetras (Hyphessobrycon columbianus)
Nice idea 👍
You masked the background wood by adding that large plants just in front of it...
Where did you the background?
What are the light exactly? I saw you just mention LED and that's it.
They’re called Daytime. I mentioned it at the end. en.daytime.de/led-systems-matrix
Hi All, rimmles tanks are beautifull but I think having a tank at home this is the one,with or without the background, you see no hoses or co2 diffusers or glas pipes, and with a top it's a bit more forgiven, watermarks or a little leaves are not instantly reason to put your hands in there.No dust falling in and most important no fish jumping out! Again rimmles is stunning but this is a tank for the long run. Maintenance is the same but I hope you get my point. For fish : I like Cory s a Lott. The pygmee and a few others are mostly swimming high in the water column and then some bigger ones down under.i m talking Cory s only so a few hundred can live in there. That's something else I think. Cheers all
Angle fish as the show piece and a swarm of neon or rummy nose tetra and some type of bottom cat
Those scissors! Yikes
Yeah, I realised when I watched the replay in the edit!
👍👍👍
Hey... I don’t get it mate...
Where’s you cup of coffee?
Don’t you know the “battle is on”? 😂😂😂🤜🏼🤛🏼
dimensions?
Maybe discus fish is perfect
Sturisoma aureum
Pygmy Corey's
Apistogramma trifasciata
Ember tetra and trifasciatus pencilfish
They would be my choice 🙂
Hoi gois, oim going to aquascoipe . 😅
Some German ,yellow or blue rams or fire red apistograma
Does the aquarium come with the background?
Knodus borki
: Blue Tetra, corydoras trilineata
6:31 I heard something weird...
I dont faind this plants in algeria😞