This is so awesome! No judgement here. The 2 hours just flew by, seriously, I was just glued to seeing EVERYTHING you were showing and talking about. See you tomorrow night for the grand finale. 👍💓👍
Your stand that separated don't use foam it can become a problem down the road. Try two pieces of 2 x 4 one on each side let the aquarium ends sit on the wood that will get you above the peak of the separations.
Man, ive been going back and watching all your old videos from the old house and i cant tell you how much you have inspired and tought me. Thank you for what you do for this great hobby, you ROCK, if you were water, you'd be 600tds😂❤
This was the best fish room(s) tour I have ever seen. I have learned to relax a bit with my tanks from watching and listening to your streams. Thank you so much for letting us into your house and showing us around. Can’t wait for part 2.
Lucas, your fish rooms are the reason I am so afraid of getting any more tanks. I have four and have only been fish keeping for 8 months. I have learned a lot with these four tanks, from the Nitrogen cycle to euthanizing a beloved Betta, I called Shadow. I have also learned how to segregate a bully Molly, Bully Bob. But he is in the tank I have now reserved for Quarantine, but he may have to get segregated if I ever need it as a hospital tank. I have learned to relax on the maintenance and they are all in perfect condition. Thanks for all your knowledge.
I just need 2 tanks. One for adult guppies and one for fry, and a quarantine tank. So I need 3 tanks, also a show tank for some really cool dwarf cichlids if found online. 5 it should include a quarantine/plant grow out tank for the really cool dwarf cichlids. Oh crap, the really cool dwarf cichlids are pairing up now there is a power struggle and my "quarantine/plant grow out tank" is now full of injured who will also spawn in days after pulling up the plants around their nests. 5 then but I could really use another "quarantine/plant grow out tank" so it's 6. I just need 6 tanks. "What? Mollies and Guppies can cross breed? Interesting." I just need 6 more tanks. I need 2 for growing out virgin females and 2 more for fry tanks and 2 tanks no 3 for males and mating activities. Will probably need another "quarantine/plant grow out tank". I just need 14 tanks. "But saltwater tanks are so pretty." I just need 3 more tanks. 5 tops
I’ve come to learn more is not better. Bigger is also not better. I’m ent from one ten gallon to two 55s a 30g a. 20g and two 10s… quickly overwhelmed I’ve now got one 55 two tens and two 20s
Nice to get a full update. You inspired me to get back into the hobby a few years ago. I have managed to keep the same colony of black bar endlers the whole time with shrimp in a 40 gallon breeder and follwed your tips along the way. Never stop what you do. Love your approach to fishkeeping!
Hey man just wanted to say thanks for doing a tour of your fish room I sent some comments recently asking for a new fish room tour on live and didn’t realize you had done one in 2020. Awesome to see a more recent fish room tour. Love your collectionitis I just bumped up to 3 tanks 🤣 don’t know if I could do 300 lol. Anyways thanks again for the room tour 🙏🏼
Hey I had that one guppy that I couldnt even remember where I got it from, but I kept it cause it looks super awesome and rare. Now I know it is volcano guppy. Super nice.
Hey Lucas - great stream as always - the Friday night streams are the highlight of Saturdays for me here in the UK and will look forward to this evening's stream when I watch it back tomorrow after work. Appreciate your time and knowledge you share with us every week - have a great Christmas to you all, thanks so much Phil
I love your attitude. “IDGAF” if its happy and healthy is right up my alley. I have harmless worms in my tanks too, (barbronia webraria) and ppl dont like them cuz they are “gross” but omg! They are so fascinating. (Also I have tanks, on occasion, that go “cloudy” and its harmless but sure is unsightly! Glad to see I’m not alone!)
I always thought it was the silica in sand that helped with green water...? Hmmm... Thanks and keep up your good work and go enjoy some nature today...!
Don't get me wrong.I love your different livebearers and you pretty much have all different plants I have ever tried in your fishrooms. But do you ever miss having a 300 gallon with an Asian Arowana or atleast a 150 G with african cichlids. Like pseudotropheus saulosi? Something bigger to really aquascape and keep for yorself. :-)
Do u have to feed them all different foods? And how many times a day do u feed your tanks? Beautiful fish and tanks, thank you for doing everything you do for our fishy friends..♡
I have a guppy that was pregnant when I got her apparently. A few of her spawns look like your Endlers! Momma G is plain Jane brown bronze color. So strange.
i have BBA keep coming back in my tank, i think it came in thru some java moss since it keeps coming back from that. how can i kill it off? i have some red root floaters i believe its spreading to them and making some weird black muck layer on the top of my tank too.
That muck layer is ditritus and mulm. Nothing wrong with it and completely natural. Comes from the breaking down of plants. You can spray bba with hydrogen peroxide or use flourish excel liquid carbon. If on moss hydrogen peroxide may effect it. Hope this helps
@@LRBaquatics thank you so much! it definently helps, i realized its nothing like BBA and i couldnt find any algae on google like it so i was starting to wonder what it was. much appreciated!!
Yes. When you add more water in especially if aerated not style in stilled before what people call aging water. If straight out all aerated the plants grab a hold of those bubbles and feed off it. Which gives you what they call in the hobby pearling. Most aquarium plants strive to be terrestrial.
@LRB Aquatics -Aquarium Hoarder i can't imagine the plants being exposed to the air during a water change has a lasting impact. I've noticed more Pearlong, too, after a water change. likely due to air being trapped in the water which the plants use, but it doesn't last for long. If you can find any evidence of it having a lasting impact, let me know. i don't use filters or do waterchanges on most of my aquariums and I don't use co2 on any. You should let me know if my tanks look alright 😅
@@KettmanAquatic the oxygenation of the water change is what I was referring to. Yeah you don’t want to air out your aquarium plants with potential to dry the leaves triggering melt off. I don’t use filters or co2 as well. All natural.
Who cares what people say? I always say they don't love me and they don't pay my bills so I don't care. I guarantee they probably only have one aquarium.
27:58 Algae “Hello my little friend!” Lol
Thanks Lucas! Waiting for pt.2
This is so awesome! No judgement here. The 2 hours just flew by, seriously, I was just glued to seeing EVERYTHING you were showing and talking about.
See you tomorrow night for the grand finale.
👍💓👍
Yes!
Your stand that separated don't use foam it can become a problem down the road. Try two pieces of 2 x 4 one on each side let the aquarium ends sit on the wood that will get you above the peak of the separations.
So glad you made this video man! I’ve been waiting for this for literally over 2 years
That will say something for that HOB filter that was cool🙂
Insane it still had flow🤯
Thing is beast!
Man, ive been going back and watching all your old videos from the old house and i cant tell you how much you have inspired and tought me. Thank you for what you do for this great hobby, you ROCK, if you were water, you'd be 600tds😂❤
😂 🙏
Absolutely awesome. I think this is the longest TH-cam video I have ever watched.
Your boy is one of the happiest kids I’ve ever seen! Always smiling. 🥰
This was the best fish room(s) tour I have ever seen. I have learned to relax a bit with my tanks from watching and listening to your streams. Thank you so much for letting us into your house and showing us around. Can’t wait for part 2.
Lucas, your fish rooms are the reason I am so afraid of getting any more tanks. I have four and have only been fish keeping for 8 months. I have learned a lot with these four tanks, from the Nitrogen cycle to euthanizing a beloved Betta, I called Shadow. I have also learned how to segregate a bully Molly, Bully Bob. But he is in the tank I have now reserved for Quarantine, but he may have to get segregated if I ever need it as a hospital tank. I have learned to relax on the maintenance and they are all in perfect condition. Thanks for all your knowledge.
LOL
I just need 2 tanks.
One for adult guppies and one for fry, and a quarantine tank.
So I need 3 tanks, also a show tank for some really cool dwarf cichlids if found online. 5 it should include a quarantine/plant grow out tank for the really cool dwarf cichlids. Oh crap, the really cool dwarf cichlids are pairing up now there is a power struggle and my "quarantine/plant grow out tank" is now full of injured who will also spawn in days after pulling up the plants around their nests.
5 then but I could really use another "quarantine/plant grow out tank" so it's 6.
I just need 6 tanks.
"What? Mollies and Guppies can cross breed? Interesting."
I just need 6 more tanks. I need 2 for growing out virgin females and 2 more for fry tanks and 2 tanks no 3 for males and mating activities. Will probably need another "quarantine/plant grow out tank".
I just need 14 tanks.
"But saltwater tanks are so pretty."
I just need 3 more tanks. 5 tops
I’ve come to learn more is not better. Bigger is also not better. I’m ent from one ten gallon to two 55s a 30g a. 20g and two 10s… quickly overwhelmed I’ve now got one 55 two tens and two 20s
I have been asking, Thanks Man. Now I will watch it all while eating some beef jerky and drinking a beer or 2. 🎩🍾👊
Oh, I have seen it. It is an older one. Does not matter. I am watching it again. Love long videos.
Nice to get a full update. You inspired me to get back into the hobby a few years ago. I have managed to keep the same colony of black bar endlers the whole time with shrimp in a 40 gallon breeder and follwed your tips along the way. Never stop what you do. Love your approach to fishkeeping!
If you don't clean tanks or do water changes what do you do in the fishroom? How many hours are u in there? Just trying to understand
Feed them tropical granules
@@Trapphausmusic ha ha ha u r right
Thanks for taking the time to do such a long tour loved it. Gonna watch part 2 also.
Awesome. Really enjoyed the tour, and look forward for the garage barbes...
Hey man just wanted to say thanks for doing a tour of your fish room I sent some comments recently asking for a new fish room tour on live and didn’t realize you had done one in 2020. Awesome to see a more recent fish room tour. Love your collectionitis I just bumped up to 3 tanks 🤣 don’t know if I could do 300 lol. Anyways thanks again for the room tour 🙏🏼
Hey I had that one guppy that I couldnt even remember where I got it from, but I kept it cause it looks super awesome and rare. Now I know it is volcano guppy. Super nice.
Hygrophila angustifolia has been renamed. It is now officially called hygrophila costata. Freaking great plant
Hey Lucas - great stream as always - the Friday night streams are the highlight of Saturdays for me here in the UK and will look forward to this evening's stream when I watch it back tomorrow after work.
Appreciate your time and knowledge you share with us every week - have a great Christmas to you all, thanks so much
Phil
I love your attitude. “IDGAF” if its happy and healthy is right up my alley. I have harmless worms in my tanks too, (barbronia webraria) and ppl dont like them cuz they are “gross” but omg! They are so fascinating.
(Also I have tanks, on occasion, that go “cloudy” and its harmless but sure is unsightly! Glad to see I’m not alone!)
I need on the list for some of those rice fish when they become for sale.
Hey buddy. Just wanted to say I appreciate your videos. Someday I hope to have half your knowledge.. Keep it up man! #nofilter
Thanks for keeping it real!
I always thought it was the silica in sand that helped with green water...? Hmmm... Thanks and keep up your good work and go enjoy some nature today...!
Maybe 🤔would explain why it goes bonkers in my sanded tanks. Break down of green organics definitely contributes as well.
@@LRBaquatics brain noted...! Thanks
Those Snakeskin Orchids at 54:18, if I was nearer I'd give you some extra stock I have sooooo many I've been selling them off for a while now.
Un auténtico placer de ver todo lo que tiene usted montado un fuerte abrazo desde España.
Your new tank from custom aquariums. You should keep Tetraodon Baileyi.And try to breed them. Cory would buy them and alot of people too.
This was a awesome stream✌🏼👍🏼
Don't get me wrong.I love your different livebearers and you pretty much have all different plants I have ever tried in your fishrooms. But do you ever miss having a 300 gallon with an Asian Arowana or atleast a 150 G with african cichlids. Like pseudotropheus saulosi? Something bigger to really aquascape and keep for yorself. :-)
What about the type of wood that's in the tank does the variety of Driftwood make a difference on the parameters over years
I would really like some of ur plants ur cutting out for cleaning I've been watching u for awhile I love water and fish nature
Do u have to feed them all different foods? And how many times a day do u feed your tanks? Beautiful fish and tanks, thank you for doing everything you do for our fishy friends..♡
I have a guppy that was pregnant when I got her apparently. A few of her spawns look like your Endlers! Momma G is plain Jane brown bronze color. So strange.
Nice fish house bro
top of any room is warmer than floor level causing added evaporation...duuh lol
i have BBA keep coming back in my tank, i think it came in thru some java moss since it keeps coming back from that. how can i kill it off? i have some red root floaters i believe its spreading to them and making some weird black muck layer on the top of my tank too.
That muck layer is ditritus and mulm. Nothing wrong with it and completely natural. Comes from the breaking down of plants. You can spray bba with hydrogen peroxide or use flourish excel liquid carbon. If on moss hydrogen peroxide may effect it. Hope this helps
@@LRBaquatics thank you so much! it definently helps, i realized its nothing like BBA and i couldnt find any algae on google like it so i was starting to wonder what it was. much appreciated!!
So do you manage that lot yourself then or have you got to the point of needing help?
This is awesome
IMPRESSIVE ... YOU ARE WAY PASS MY PAY GRADE .. WOW!
So you mainly have guppies as your fish?
Woooooo 2 part
When will you have panda guppies available?
What can I do about trumpet cone Snails when the light come on in .the morning thay look like there about to take over my Aquarium .
Assassin snail? Scoop them out and sell them to LFS?
@@MA-zg2pz Ok thanks a great Idea
Are they assasin snails or.malaysian trumpet snails
Can someone relay to me the plant name at 24:29 and the moss name at 54:36? Thank you in advance!
I think that “red algae” might be Cyanobacteria that thrives in low oxygen environments with nutrients from waste.
Nah that looks like dinoflaggelates. Probably caused by the poor maintenance of the aquarium.
How can I get rid of them
And I think aquariums that have dirty glass are probably more natural than spotless aquariums.
Water changes to re oxygenate the plants?
Yes. When you add more water in especially if aerated not style in stilled before what people call aging water. If straight out all aerated the plants grab a hold of those bubbles and feed off it. Which gives you what they call in the hobby pearling. Most aquarium plants strive to be terrestrial.
@LRB Aquatics -Aquarium Hoarder i can't imagine the plants being exposed to the air during a water change has a lasting impact. I've noticed more Pearlong, too, after a water change. likely due to air being trapped in the water which the plants use, but it doesn't last for long. If you can find any evidence of it having a lasting impact, let me know. i don't use filters or do waterchanges on most of my aquariums and I don't use co2 on any. You should let me know if my tanks look alright 😅
@@KettmanAquatic the oxygenation of the water change is what I was referring to. Yeah you don’t want to air out your aquarium plants with potential to dry the leaves triggering melt off. I don’t use filters or co2 as well. All natural.
@LRB Aquatics -Aquarium Hoarder how long does the oxygenation really last? I wonder
@@KettmanAquatic good question I know they can store it… maybe different plants have different capabilities
How do u grow hair algae
Excess feeding, highlight, lack of water changes, decaying organic material. It also loves to grow in flow zones.
Who cares what people say? I always say they don't love me and they don't pay my bills so I don't care. I guarantee they probably only have one aquarium.
First Aquarium clickbait I’ve been in
Am I the only one here that has the balls to say that giving advice on maintaining tanks and then showing those toilets is a bit silly!!!
Better WiFi back indy
Yeah we had 1G+ speed there
love the video please keep this content up