A Tour of My Fish Room!

I've been meaning to create this video since the beginning of summer and I am so glad I finally got to make it before I leave for college. All of these tanks are fairly beginner, low-tech, low maintenance. I've been in the hobby for around three years now but I have been on and off because of school. Please comment below with any questions on equipment or livestock! Hope you enjoy.

[@civilexpo7974]

Bumblebee horned nerite snails and amano shrimps are always great addition for cleaning algae! And they looked beautiful and interesting also. I think the tank is big enough for the betta, just maybe lower the water level or put lid on it just in case. Can't wait for next update, great tanks!

[@BricksAquatics]

Thank you!! I do have one normal nerite in the tank right now but those bumblebee nerites look awesome! I do have to say I am known for filling my tanks up to the brim (I'll learn my lesson soon). Gonna have to lower that asap. Thanks for the suggestions!

[@emmak6293]

my favorite youtube channel

[@M4iNGO]

thank you

[@BricksAquatics]

Thanks for the support!

[@ethansabik2701]

Great video. Love your tanks. For algae issues i have had great success controlling it with floating plants, esp water lettuce. Also, One thing about the Aqueon internal filter in your betta tank. I have used those also and ihave lost two bettas because they wedged themselves behind the filter and got trapped there overnight. I almost lost a third but i caught it in time. It's a terrible guilty feeling waking up to that in the morning. I would place a sponge or some kind of a foam pad behind it so he cant swim back there.

[@BricksAquatics]

Thank you so much!! I actually used to stick pothos roots behind the filter which worked perfectly to keep him out of that tight space. Once I get back to school I'll be sure to do that again, that's so sad to hear about your bettas. Thanks so much for the suggestions!