DIY Betta Fish Tank GONE WRONG | Fish Tank Review 191
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Really appreciate you supporting this campaign! We have a similar issue in Australia, the hobby needs to be aware that many of our loved plants are highly invasive pest species if released!
Hey chris are you going to go to aquashella dallas?
Thank you so much for mentioning them! I honestly never thought of that… I will definitely be more careful about tossing out duckweed and such. Thanks chirs!
My dad said to me to release my full-grown breeding angles but i said it would be a bad idea my dad then went out and released it himself took me 8 hours to find em and catch it out thankfully it was a small pond
for real, good mention. back when I bought my first plant pack, went to research what they sent (it was a sellers-pick type thing) only to find out some of the species were illegally invasive for my area. got rid of those and generally started being careful with my water change water, if you have terrestrial plants that's one way to use it up though.
In high school we did the enclosed ecosystem experiment as well, but my teacher forbade getting fish. So instead everyone got mystery snails. By the end of the experiment, she felt so bad for the snails she ended up buying a 10 gallon to house all of them! There must've been 20 or something of massive mystery snails living in there. I don't think she repeated the experiment the following year lol
Wish my teachers did that.They do an experiment similar but its not aquatic so theres just snails and worms in tiny ass jars and die withing 3 days :(
omg...
For us, it's raising native trout in a 55g from eggs to maturity and releasing them into a local stream
@@Boulder_Betta I barely remember that project! I remember a bunch of them dying but most were making it to the fry stage.
@@ecoalex9345 Did you do it via Trout in the Classroom? We suffered a loss of 70% of our population around last month, but it was because someone replaced the filter media with uncycled media
Hey Chris that betta tank you roasted was a 5 gal bowfront and it magnifies in the front! Pic was taken during a waterchange also! - Dunklebug
thx duncklebug! and thx for being a good sport abt the grilling session xD great to hear it is a 5 gal
@@FishForThought curved/spherical aquariums tend to do that. Sometimes the fish might look huge when it is just at the right spot for maximum magnification.
Yea, I thought Chris was being a bit harsh on the tank. It definitely looks like the magnification did you dirty. Also, unlucky with the water change lol.
I liked the tank Dunklebug
Peace lilies arent the same as other lily species in terms of risk to cats and dogs (they are still toxic, but the animal needs to actually consume/chew on the plant rather than simply risk being in the room with the pollen or even water they are kept in). They are also really safe for fish tanks.
Thanks for the info!
I’m pretty sure they aren’t actually true lilies either.
My rats ate half a peace lilly and just had the runs
My cats chew on every plant I get so thanks for the info.
@@angiebear8727 Cats. We had a chinchilla who got to an amaryllis of mine once. I thought for sure she'd keel over on me. Nothing. She was fine. I was so relieved but made sure to put it up even higher than it already was so it couldn't happen again. Hard to do that with nosy cats, though. I've seen how high they can jump! From a standstill no less!
I'm so happy for the invasive species attention, so many many people don't know and aren't aware of this *especially* with plants! Thank you so much for bringing this to attention from a big plant/insect fan who always tries to share info about it!
love to see someone else who is aware!!
Peace lily is absolutely safe for fish. It is the second most popular houseplant to grow in a fish tank after pothos.
I love Millie's chirps and screeches. My pearl cockatiel passed away a few years ago and I miss those daily annoyances now.
aww...
I use a small variety of peace lily in small tanks. Smallest was 5g. Current 7g. There's no way I'd use one in a 1 or 2g container unless I'm prepared to trim the roots regularly. The roots on those things can get HUGE, and it'll fill that container very quickly. Like the fish isn't being short-changed on space. Peace lily won't hurt fish, Chris. As a matter of fact, none of the plants toxic to dogs, cats, and people will hurt fish.
Coming here to comment that about peace lily 👍🏻 beat me to it
Peace Lily is not a true lily and are not toxic in the same way.
a quick google will tell you that peace lilies are in fact toxic to dogs and cats, though it still seems argued about whether they're safe for fish
@@nyves104 Thanks. Although technically he didn't say they weren't toxic, just not toxic in the same way... 🤔
Most plants are toxic in some form or other. You just gotta use common sense about where you use them and who or what is about. If it is small children then educate them. It's not rocket science...!
@@colmwhateveryoulike3240 peace lilies are toxic to cats and dogs, but it will just make them a little sick. A true lily is much worse if ingested by a pet.
@@bobbymeade2099 Good to know, thanks.
“milly is becoming main host if you do that again” - Chris
But milly already is the main host.
YOOO
Peace lilies belong to the family Araceae, not the family Liliaceae (lilies). It's only mildly toxic.
Additionally, Anubias also belong to Araceae. Just for fun look at the flowers.
Wow. I didn't realize that Anubias were in the same family as peace lilies. I just hadn't look into it. That's so cool. Anubias species are some of my favorite aquarium plants. Those and crypts are, hands-down, my 2 favorite plants families.
This actually just happened. I called my daughter over to see the cute axolotl.
- she starts watching with me.
- Chris curses
- Christ literally talks about my kid, including, "Thumbs up to you my EIGHT year old homie!"
... Then...
- Chris says all that stuff about, invasive species center, when last night, I was literally looking up aquarium plants that are in the wild here in Florida.
- My older son next to me like, "that's crazy".
omg LOL... that's crazy xD
My therapist once said, she and the other therapists have meetings together to discuss things. Not about clients. Just their own life situations and do reflecting in a group therapy of therapists. Kind of like how mail men deliver to other mail man's houses. It's trippy.
When I was a kid I went hiking with my parents and they showed me a stream choked out by elodea, and explained that the plant wasn't supposed to be there; people had ignorantly dumped their aquariums and introduced invasive species. I've always really appreciated them being aware of the problem and teaching me from a young age.
@accelerationquanta5816 I strongly disagree. If a species was introduced to an area by people, and is outcompeting and endangering native species, then it's not supposed to be there.
I might be doing that horrible experiment next year. If they do it again (after I told them they should change the program) then imma use my project time to study how it's not good for the fish, they can deny google but not a lab report backed by API and aquarium co-op testing kits. And Cross County is my favorite sport
oh boy oh boy
@@FishForThought if something does ever happen, i'll send the story to you. You are the reason I found out fish in small environments were a bad thing and got me into the hobby in the first place, thank you.
U go kid
Peace Lilies are perfectly fine for fish. I'm not sure about cats and dogs, but they are commonly used in fish tanks and aquascapes.
peace lily is the only "lily" okay for cats (and dogs I think) iirc because they're not in the same family as day lilies etc
@@chrys_3636 They're not safe for cats. But because they're not true lilies, it's a stomach upset level of unsafe and not a kidney failure and death level of unsafe.
Every time I walk past a pond or lake covered in water hyancinth I want to fall to my knees and weep. Good on you for spreading the message and I hope that the problems created by these crazy plants can be mitigated in the near future
"Shrimp don't care. Shrimp just go into their shrimp dimension and do their shrimpy thing" -Chris Wang 2023
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CHRIS WE NEED THIS QUOTE ON NEW MERCH IM BEGGING YOU
Fun fact: Peace lilies are in the Aroid family along with Anubias, Bucephalandra, and Pothos. All Aroids contain calcium oxalate crystals which makes them toxic when chewed
Not sure if fish are susceptible in the same way, but unless that betta really wants a salad I wouldn’t sweat it too much
I'm in Canada too! I'm definitely checking out your link! Any plants that come out of my tank are dried out, crushed, and put into my house plant pots. I love that you are environmentally aware. ❤
That’s such a cool idea to dry out and reuse!
I have a 20gal with 3 mystery snails (mom dad and one of their offspring), 16 ghost shrimp and a female crown tail. They all seem to live healthy- the snails antenna are long and flowy, shrimp are buried and the fishy just cruises the tank.
so kewl
3:54 the music gave me flashbacks….
*DAMN LABYRINTH ZONE*
Favorite sport= competitive fish fry scooping. Can't beat me🏆
i wanna take on that challenge xD I used to scoop kuhli loaches and hillstream loaches :3
"this channel has become too child friendly"
-chris 2023
This is so true
Ooh! I'll fix it! Hey Chirs! Why does it burn when I pee? I did a water change and everything! Plz hlp!!!
brrr skibidi dom yes yes
🎉 fish tank review now the week really feels like its started 🎉
My favourite sports are fish keeping and dancing
That last tank...I have no words for how violated *I* feel, and I'm not even the fish😭😭
Peace Lilies are 100% safe for your tanks.
I have 4 tanks with them.
1 of those tanks is almost 2 years old and has a shrimp colony and a betta which are super happy.
My favorite sport is skateboarding - been doing it for 22 years now.
This is much interesting than my betta care videos! It’s entertaining way. ❤😂😂
8:14 Wow! Great nano! [Edit: 9:40 Another great nano! ]
Peace lilies aren’t actually related to the lilies you usually see in bouquets at stores, peace lilies are pet safe, bird safe, and are good features for freshwater tanks so they’re definitely safe. They pull a lot of nitrates out of the water so it’s a good choice
Peace lilies are proven to be perfectly safe to grow in fish tanks and are great for hydroponics!
Elotia is a crazy aquatic plant, I remember 5-6 years ago me and my dad found some while fishing in a nearby lake a took one strand of it home to put into our pure eco pond and in less than 2 months the bottom of the pond was covered. And to this day it’s still alive
Another Monday made great once more! Thank you for making videos!
thx for watchin!
So once this kid wanted to release their goldfish into the lake, but I told them that’s not a good idea and what would happen so happy I saved the little guppy’s :)
Just so everyone knows, Peace Lilies *are* actually safe to grow in aquariums!
Okay, hear me out. I don't fill my beta tank all the way, for 3 reasons that have nothing to do with jumping.
1- it allows my hang on back filter to have a little waterfall.
2- it helps exaggerate the driftwood I have poking out the top
3- lets me stick my hands in the tank without spilling water
It's 55L and I fill it Roughly 5cm from the top. Also lidless, so if he _did_ jump..
0:46 This jar is such a shame that the dog wants to poop in it. 😆
5:32 i step away from ftr for a month and come back to the goofiest thing i've seen in my life
Great idea moment : instead of getting a tank , you can use a plastic tub as a tank , cheaper than most aquariums , but make sure to wash it tho worked great with my 45 gallon outdoor community tub (1 betta and 2 guppies and a bladder snail)
Won't the sun make the plastic brittle and break though?
@@clubbywubbienah depends on the quality of plastic
Four people wondering about peace lilies they they are commonly used for aquariums so yes they are aquarium safe with that being said most houseplants that are used in aquariums are slightly toxic all safe to use in aquariums but if you are breeding fish it may actually interfere when they're in the egg state so the only time you don't want to use houseplants if you're breathing your fish
Fry love hiding in roots. These plants live in nature with fish, and while the water volume is higher in nature, terrestrial plants are fine with fry.
I swear containers like those normally come with a warning and age suitable category on them... I think they're gonna have to make it super clear that they're not suitable for animals either 😂😂
Also Milly Wang was busy giving us her daily self care routine on the side 😂😂 my favourite sport is watching FFT 😎
we did the ecosystem thing and mypoor betta fish now lives in a ten gallon retirment home as thanks for her time in confinement
Tbh if i was in a pinch for a quarantine/hospital tank, i would honestly grab a bunch of duckweed for filtration and use the cheese puff design until petco opened the next day
Woof woof. You have inspired me to start making my own videos informing people about fish! Keep going never stop.
peace lily is actually a really common aquarium plant from what i know. I had one in a ten gallon betta tank. it did really good, and my betta loved the roots, until the invasive snails that rode in on my other plants started eating the roots and it died. However, the snails did not. MD has put peace lilies in multiple tanks too
yay savage FTR is back!!! we have missed you Bris. we were busy baking cookies for you to enjoy upon your return to the dark side.
Bris LOL
i have a tank sonce 5 years now.. its so nice.. remade it 3 times now.. and now it has a more forest look.. lots of greens and stones.. fish really hide and feel more comfortable i realise.. past were more of aquascaping and art styling.. after 5 years i see how environment changes fishs mood.. really didnt know before.. i am sorry and will give my fishies 200% more happines now
Most underrated Fishtuber frrr
In thrid grade we had an ecosystem experiment where they put bettas in bowl with a plant and snail and said they were not going to feed the fish. Even all the 3rd graders were smart enough to know bettas were carnivores and would eat the plants and algae like the teacher said they would. The first thing that happened in most of the tanks was the snails went missing, then the betta fish. Somehow one betta fish survived in the bowl for 5 months with just snail as food, and won the lucky prize of being raffled to an 8 year old. (the betta fish died in a week of this 8 yearolds care)
Thank goodness for you on Monday!
I have seen lots of peace lilies in lots of tanks, even in really nice LFS. Usually they're indoor ponds or vivariums.
that's great!
peace lillies and pothos are completely safe for fish. i have 3 peace lillies in one tank and 4 pothos in another. a bunch more lillies in an outdoor pond too. They do a great job at sucking up nutrients.
Peace lily roots are fine, and work great! MD Fish tanks does it all the time and it's worked for me 😊
My school has a fertilized garden wich has goldfish underneath just like in the vid.. but the difference is that we have a huge 100+ gallon version
Hey congrats on your new engagement Chirs!
I grew up playing basketball and volleyball. I was always a lot better at vball, but obessively loved bball more. It's my favorite sport to watch and yell about :D
You have inspired me to plant some of my tanks I have 6 tanks. 120-gallon kelberi peacock bass tank.
40-gallon breeder stock with bleeding heart tetras, 2 breeding pairs of angelfish, flag tail porthole catfish and 9 orange Lazer Cory cats.
20-gallon high for angelfish fry and my Java moss tank.
20-gallon long with 4 tiger barbs 4 albino tiger barbs and 4 green tiger barbs.
10-gallon rimless tank with tiger barbs fry.
And they are all planted besides the 120 gal thanks to u inspiring me
i have a cheese ball container and they stated that that tank is 5 gallons.... mine is bigger then that
TIME FOR A DIY FISH TANK
In the early 2000s you could hardly go to a grocery store without seeing a glass vase with a peace lily (often sold as "Betta lily"), and a Betta swimming around the roots. They were really heavily marketed as a complete ecosystem where the plant was supposed to clean the water and the Betta nibbles on the plant's roots. Seemed a bit fishy at the time, and now I see that the only way it ever worked was that Bettas are very good at suffering. Unfortunately the marketing was very successful and most normal people still think that Bettas are decorations because of the whole "Betta lily" thing.
Can’t wait for Chris to get to 1 million
Peace Lilly is def okay for fish... *Not* in a cheesie container tho.
And the voice is a reeeally popular effect on tiktok.
oh dang
Criss forgetting for wood work works
You can cut 2x4 to size to make the Granite top "fit"
i forgot ppl have woodworking skills that i don't xD
oh god last post was mine wth
actually some people educated me it could be tattoos they do on fish to sell them for higher cash. but i still can't wrap my head around that info. gotta remember to ask the shop owner if i come again
🎶Here I am- once again.. I find myself watching FishForThought🎶 THANK YOU!! I love this channel. I try telling all my friends about your channel……. yikes that’s not a happy fish tank-
woohoo! u have a nice voice
The more i look up house plant lists for aquariums I can say Yes, peace lilly is on the OK list, but obviously if you have cats or dogs most house plants in your tanks are to your discretion
*also I'm a dumpster diver and the amount of pet store returns that get tossed have given me plenty free tanks, filters, food, substrate, pet beds, and costumes. It's crazy. And that's just at those stores.
this title could work for any Fish Tank Review video, tbh
Here in PA we also have invasive species issues, and farther south in the Chesapeake Bay.
Locally, there is an environmental education center with a pirhana mounted on the wall. It was fished out of a local lake... because some yahoo had turned their aquarium fish loose when it got too big. They of course would not survive local winters but, still...
Red eared sliders are an issue here (the native painted turtle is pushed out and competed with by them).
"There are 200 known invasive species in the Chesapeake Bay watershed like blue catfish, nutria, emerald ash borer and phragmites and 280 invasive plants in the broader Mid-Atlantic region like bamboo, garlic mustard, and Japanese honeysuckle."
Some of us have been planting native species in our yards, eliminating grass (which is useless unless you're feeding livestock). It helps. You can also volunteer with local organizations who do removal of invasive species.
Congrats on the engagement 🎉
TY
Peace lilies actually do great in aquariums I had one growing in an HOB filter for over a year
I really wish people would get a clue! Thanks for having some gorgeous tanks to offset the offensive ones. Love your attitude... LOL!
glad to hear ur enjoying it!!
A friend ended up with a 5g tank springing a leak when she put it on top of file cabinet (that flexible metal is NOT a solid surface, but she didn't realize that for some reason). The thought of putting something even bigger, much less hanging off like that one photo - nightmare material!
My 20 long is on a metal file cabinet, but I bolted a 3/4” sheet of ply on top first to give it a solid base.
@@drewzero1 Thank you for sharing, I was about go move my tank onto a metal file cabinet. How do you bolt the plywood onto the cabinet? Mind posting a photo? Will the plywood stay in place without the bolts?
@@emihayashi7725 I used countersunk carriage bolts (drilled holes through the plywood and the cabinet, then drilled larger holes partway through the ply to keep the bolt heads from touching the aquarium). I also put thick rubber washers between the plywood and the metal in an attempt to dampen the vibration. I've since realized it was way overbuilt for a 20 long.
If I were to do it again, I'd probably skip the bolts and just use some kind of foam/rubber mat under the ply to keep it from slipping. The main thing is that the plywood should be at least slightly bigger than the top of the file cabinet, so the tank's weight is supported by the strong edges instead of the weak middle of the file cabinet's top. It's been a few years so I'll have to look and see if I have a photo from when I was setting it up.
@@drewzero1 Thank you for the detailed description of the ¾" plywood attachment. I see it in my mind's eye without your photo. Yes, vibrations and jolts from opening and closing the file drawers might become an issue. Think I'll search for a wooden file cabinet or chest of drawers instead
I have a severe allergy to team sports (school trauma, yeay!) but there are plenty of outdoor sports one can have fun with:
ones I've done:
Horsemanship, training wild mustangs, training goats. A couple decades of running small sled dog teams (bike-joring, urban mushing, easy with one or two dogs). Whapping lorge dudes upside the head with broadswords as a swordbroad (back in the day as a living history buff). Hiking. Kayaking. More kayaking. Solo kayaking. kayaking kayaking kayaking.
Lying in a creek with a wetsuit and mask and snorkel amusing tubers floating by... (personal wild fish study.... ooo look a tthe giant honkin crayfish!). Learned something about the behavior of my fathead minnows in my aquarium and garden ponds. In the creek (Yellow Breeches in PA) they stayed near the bottom and worked the rocks (dodging in and out among them looking for food) in a ripping current I could barely walk against. Snorkeling is easy and accessible. You can also build simple underwater viewers to explore your local waters. Scuba is also fun.
But the best: be a mermaid.
The parrot cichlids in the last tank are breaking my heart. It's really sad & the black on the fish is due to stress 😬
I was not expecting Chris to bite a metal paperclip ring, maybe he is trying to beat the guy who ate a plane
i wasn't expecting it either i must be mind controlled by milly
Ikr, long as he doesn't try to beat that guy though because didn't he die pretty young? I've heard smth about it but my memory is bad on most things and I only know about him from years ago, never remembered his name though (as if I even remember half my neighbors' names though) ^^'
Funfact, the idea of the fishbowl came from China. Though it was a ceramic bowl that was only used to temporarily display fish. People from Europe thought the fish lived there full time so started doin that with goldfish.
Millie got that lightskin stare 😱
Qotw: To play, badmington, probably the only sport I like besides swimming. To watch, soccer. I love it and I'm great at predicting it, I even predicted the winner and the 1st match
LMAO LIGHTSKIN STARE IM DED
Theese videos cherr my day up keep it up chris!
yay!
Thanks for making my every Monday happy 🐱😊
These make me happy 😁
To be fair, we do know that nymphaea are fine for aquariums. So odds are the peace lily would be fine. Doesnt make the setup good. No water oxygenation, no substrate feeding, improper column feeding, etc
I am going to make a 25gal heavily planted tank for a solo all white dumbo beta.
_Ultra Savage Mode Chirs activated_
I'm here for it!
The only experiments we did in school was we took water from a creek and looked at the microorganisms in the water
Peace lilies are totally fine for fish tanks, lots of aquascapers use them when they have terrestrial plants sticking out of their tanks. It’s probably the most commonly suggested plant to do that with next to pothos. They’re not actual lilies of the kind that are toxic. Have to admit….I’ve wished the Cheeto container was glass so I could aquascape it…it is a nice size 😂
I personally wouldn't put much in one of those Cheetos containers, but that being said... If you don't mind the hassle of removing the food residue, because it is a serious hassle with most plastic products ngl, and keep in mind that those things are pretty damn flimsy so you wanna be really careful about putting pressure on them from the outside, they're not actually bad for housing inverts and plants, I have one that's only half filled that I've had for 2-3 years that i just put mud and water I collected from outside in and it's been fun seeing some tiny species of water beetle live in there for a good 2yrs but I haven't checked recently if there's any this year. This is closed btw, which is good because when it was first setup it had mosquitoes, but the branches sticking outta the water i stuck moss to ended up being the perfect spot for a spider to move in when i left it open for a bit so the winged pests didn't last long. I kinda miss the spider now but it disappeared a long time ago... ^^'
Did the cheese ball container for a Betta. Worked FANTASTIC. Also had a filter, real plants, and substrate. Got a 50% wc every week with every other tank (the actual tank cracked. It was either the cheeseball container or death. I chose the cheeseball container.)
It can be done, and it can be done nicely.
I will agree though, not the peace Lilly... just, no. Stop. Get aquatic plants.
Im a huge fan you inspired me to start my own channel keep up the good work!
lets goooo
Now I realize I could have just gone over to my local river system to grab some free plants I paid $100 for.
I knew those plants looked familiar.
Peace lily are not toxic to fish. Basically no toxic plant is toxic to fish. The reasons most plants are toxic to mammals are compactly irrelevant to fish shrimp and almost anything aquatic you will be keeping. There are some specific plants that are toxic to fish, and the only times you would ever encounter them is if you have an outdoor pond, or if you are doing aquaponics with tomatoes. Avoid tomatoes growing out of your tank and you will be ok.
TikTanks are fish “tanks” that are too small to hold a guppie, the most common TikTank is a fishbowl, and the worst one is a fishbowl with ten koi fish in it.
Bro....the 3 drawer cabinet 😬 I worry about my 10g on my book shelf! Can only imagine that size g on that Itty bitty drawer cabinet!!
This reminds me of a park we have in my town that literally had the weirdest animals ever, including lizards (I live in new england so we don't get tropical lizards, but somehow they are in the park alive) pet turtles, pet goldfish, and pet birds (though CT had a bunch of parakeets that live all year round (they have for 50 years, but don't know how that happened) , but there some other birds that don't and you can teel.
Hi yesterday was hard I got in a car crash luckily no one got hurt, these FTRS really help :D
oh goodness, so glad everyone's okay :(
good video chirs!!!
Your fish tank is super awesome
Youve inspired me to get pets thank you so much ❤
OK the first one might be bad for a betta but could you imagine aqua escaping that with some Java moss at the bottom and then putting some cherry shrimp in it with a little heater ❤
7:15 I had someone try to buy 50 goldfish for this, I refused the sale and she was livid with me and wanted to talk to a manager. My manger told her the same thing I did lol
That one dude in the duckweed 😂😂😂
Umm ok side note that we all need to figure out. I've seen people use peace lilies in amazing aquariums. When I was first looking up what sorts of plants are good to have grow out of the top of a tank it was one of the top 10 suggested. 😐
just setup a new scape in my 33 gallon. hillstream scape with vallis
so awesome