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Just me back again, I'd suggest strong UV filter and regular scrubbing of aquarium surfaces. Fish TB can cause this. For me it started with 1 then snow balled, in the end it killed all of them including fry. So I'll never have guppies again as here they seem to have it. The bacteria can also colonize the tank btw.

Eventually the leaves that are submerged will go to wilt and start melting. It will throw roots and anything that makes it above the surface will continue to grow. But I have never been able to get more than 2-3 months on a submerged one before they begin showing stem rot. I have successfully glued clippings to rocks and submerged them until they start to throw roots. Just to add foliage to a tank. Once they do set roots I then take them out and pot them in a rim holder.

Make a video in two or three years please not in two or three months. Of course anything can survive under flood water or in the wet season high water but even adult trees eventually die in a newly made lake. My experience with pothos is that once you get established roots growing viciously fish do eat the WHITE new growth roots without any deaths. Some species of fish eat it more than others. I kept the indoor plant sold as bamboo alive in water for almost two years before it eventually died. The bamboo was not actually growing .

regular pothos???

Im thinking the bottom leaves will probably melt or die off once it starts etablishing itself outside the tank. Pothos are oretty resilient and hardy so it dosent shock me that a well etablished and stable plant gene pool could adapt so fast:) . Ive got some Marble Queens rooting in my betta tank , rhe foliage is out of the water tho

Yes I have pothos on the top and piece lilly just not submerged

Have you had a similar experience with pothos? Are you using it in your tank at all?

those are cool

Wish you would’ve showed us how to put the water back to the tank as well. But I guess I’ll read the instructions. But thanks for this video. Appreciate it

Surface dividers are a godsend for floating plants! Especially if you have high turbulence zones on the surface.

If you join piece airline tubing into a ring and have spare suction cup handy you can make these yourself. I also use them to keep floating plants from 'swimming all around the surface with water movement...they stay nicely on one place and where I want them.

I have one of them on every tank i own. Love them...

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I know its been awhile... but do you remmeber if she just gave birth? I had one of my females get this right after... im praying nobody else has it

That was cool, guess what Amazon has a clip for aquarium hoses just clip it on your bucket and you're good to go. Excellent video btw 😊👌🏼

Mine is quiet when standing next to it but it creates loud humming noise at the other side of the room around the ceiling.

I had 4 bulbs in my tank. Only one survived but the one that did is doing great.

I just saw my baby guppy got sucked today 😭

Thank you for explaining this to a novice

Not convinced it's genetics. Kept endlers and guppies for a few years. It's only when I brought some new endlers in I saw the wasting disease show up on the new fish. I quickly removed them. I ended up removing two or 3. After that never saw it again. It's hard trying to cure it. Sadly I don't bother trying now.

In my experience turn off all electronic devices in your liquid before making your readings. Preferably removing any heating devices so they are not emitting any residual energy. Your pH readings may stabilize.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEMONSTRATION, IT WAS SO HELPFUL

have you taken tap water or distilled water? Asking because on the back of these power packs they say ,use distilled water'...

If you gave that golden more light on the leafs it will help. Bring out the color/make the leafs look almost fake n waxy. Maybe a cheap led clip grow light.

I have pathos planted and fully submerged in my tank and they're functioning great. It grew a ton once I put it in there. I have a hanging plant above it that has draped into the water as well. Got this dying pothos at Sprouts for $7 two years ago and now it's massive.

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Ijust got one, it is loud and grindy, taken it back tomorrow. Waist of time and money.

Hell yeah

Mine does not jump at all

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What are the white things on the back glass on the top right of the aquarium?

You need to agitate the probe a bit in the water to get an accurate reading. Then the reading will stabilize.

May be a stupid question, but since it filters the water going into the bucket, can you reuse the same water or no? Curious because we all know water temperature is important.

How often do you actually change the Aqueon filter itself though? I know you stated thay for beginners to not change them but rather to rinse those along with your sponge filters you added.. but do you ever change the actual Aqueon filter themselves?

Bought one, it barely works

There is a lot of inbreeding of tropical fish which inherently makes them weaker against disease. Also, she may have just been old.

I bought the same and it has no pressure enough to suck the waste.

fish like 6.8-7.8 - that vivosun meter seems way too all over the place, thanks for the video.

Hi Just a question, why did you calibrate it to 6.86? Wouldn’t it show you the correct readings if you don’t calibrate it to 6.86? I just don’t understand why does it have to be calibrated at specific numbers? Thank you.

Thank you, I just need a comparison of the filters 😊

I have a fluval tank where the filter is built into the tank. I can’t remove it! It keeps sucking in my baby fish and my baby plecos! What can I do about this??

Males prefer females with an inconspicuous color and a colorless tail. If, in addition to these females, you also have females with a colored tail, they will receive less attention. Half-black females with a black tail are then completely uninteresting. To give black females a chance, I let them grow up virginal. They then grow bigger. And then they suddenly become attractive to men. Because males instinctively know that large females give birth to more young

If you want a strong stock of guppies, have a permanent breeding group and put all the offspring in a different tank. If you let the sexes grow up separately (separate by sex within 3 weeks after birth!) you will have virgin females. This is useful if you want more offspring from a particular male (new or from your breeding group). Because you put them with two or three virgins... And only when the females are pregnant do you put them in the breeding group with the male.

Ill never keep endlers or guppies again. In my country (Aus) they seem to be carriers of a wasting disease. I delt with it for few years before I fully tore down tank to move and decided on no more guppies. Had tried everything for parasites. Nothing worked. Metronidazole, dimetridazole, formalin, fungus cure, wormers. So Im pretty sure it was either mycobacteria/fish TB, a virus, or blood parasite. It also spread way faster in hotter water and cardinal tetra was oddly immune. Had 2 in QT tank and all 25 endlers died (1 year ago) and the 2 cardinals lived and are still alive.

flip it down its better so any plants don't go inside it

I'm having trouble getting the water to flow out. Can someone help me? Does the water level have to be high?

I’ve lost tow betta fish form this ☹️