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That’s awesome 👏. Hopefully there’s a few more you like as well - check it out! Thanks so much for watching 😊

Thanks so much for your candid feedback! We’ll try to keep getting better 😀

That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for watching 🙏

Thanks for watching! 🙏

That’s awesome 👏. What questions do you have? Ask away!

Definitely interesting idea! Thanks for watching 🙏

@Argosh - Sorry about that! New video drops tomorrow and we’ll try to make sure the level is lower. This one was at -35db so had it turned down a lot but I guess not enough 😞 Thanks for watching!

@@BRSfresh I strongly suggest redoing this one. I was interested in the content.

Really appreciate you saying that! I hope you’re willing to stick around 🙏

@@BRSfresh Can't you reupload the sound? I genuinely cannot make out the words being said.

Unfortunately not - the only thing that RUclips allows you to do once your video is uploaded is cut pieces out of it. You can’t add to it and you can’t change the audio.

I know 😔 Honestly, there’s gonna be a few more 😬. Just trying to show some options to help people - not trying to suck the fun out of it though! I’ll change the music up for ya tho 👊

Thanks!🙏 if you are just finding us, welcome! We’ve got a variety of different types of videos on the channel so hopefully you can check it out! If you’ve been here for a little bit, welcome back!

Sorry to hear that! We will pay close attention to that on this Friday’s release. Please let us know if it’s better! Thanks for watching 😁

Right? An experience in a fish store is exactly what prompted me to make this short!

@ Absolutely and I’m hoping to start a fish store in my area cause there’s none around and I started a donation on my community page and I’d appreciate it if you could share it 😊

Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

Get a water test kit and check your water parameters, just like you saw in the video

Agreed- without water testing it would be hard to know what happened. Sorry to hear that! A comprehensive test kit would give you an idea of what may have been going on giving you time to react before it was too late. I hope you aren’t discouraged- get back out there and go again! Most of us have experienced tough lessons one way or the other. Ask whatever questions you have along the way.

But I mean dead on with digital? Well, guess I’m easily impressed 😆

Definitely get a good test kit! But sounds like you’re on the right track!

@ yesterday I saw a considerable increase in Nitrites and Nitrates, the Montecarlo seems to be thriving aswell , so I am happy! In doing daily check ups. Thank you for the answer I’m already subscribed ! Great content

Thank you 🙏 Please ask any questions along the way!

It’s awesome!

Sometimes it’s just that simple!👊

👋 Thanks for watching and I agree! I also didn’t realize people thought so much about it and then I started believing it really mattered. Then I started getting more questions about it which is why I finally decided to set up a test and turns out it doesn’t seem to matter. Just matters that you have one!

@BRSfresh a good video to continue on would be about the actual tubing that you use for co2 as that can actually affect results and is a ticking timebomb i have experienced myself in my early days learning co2 when not much info was out. Also I have found that a cigarette filter for a diffuser is alot more effective on co2 setups when you run alot of tanks as you can change them over with little expense instead of cleaning the ceramic ones on a rotational basis, also did not find any difference in effectiveness of them besides overall aesthetic if you like the look of the diffuser

Wow that’s interesting- haven’t heard about that before but pretty cool that it works! Totally agree on the tubing - I thought any quarter inch tubing would be fine when I first started and didn’t realize the importance of CO2 only tubing!

@BRSfresh surprised me aswell especially since a packet of filters is only $2 for 100 of them and the slim ones slip directly in snug to the end of the tubing and only need replacing every 2-3weeks. Also if you're trying to hide the fact you have co2 in the tank very easy to hide next to equipment or hardscape. Thankyou for the discussion love your channel just stumbled upon it a couple of months ago and binged half of your videos. Salute to you sir keep spreading the knowledge and testing your own thesis on things.

A big thanks to you! Really appreciate the support - more testing coming on aquascaping stones 🤫

23.62" x 14.17" x 14.17" 20 gallons!

Well there is in my full length video on gluing things in an aquarium! I show how to use the accelerator on a plant. Check it out when you get a chance!

Lol I'm very confused. I thought this was satire😂. He put bonding/ glue on a rock than said it's now rock solid.😂

@ 👋! I can see how that could happen 😅 this is a short from a longer video where the context probably makes a little bit more sense. The point here, however, is to show how effective the accelerator is. Thanks for watching 🙏

👋! Good thing to be aware of anytime you are working around your aquarium for sure - good news is this is very safe to use. I have used this on countless plants, rocks and woods in over ten tanks with no concerns. Thanks for watching!

Wow! First I heard of something like that - good detective work!

@BRSfresh the bacterial infections cleared up immediately and within a day the fish (fancy goldfish) stopped being lethargic (they were lethargic for months) and were swimming around happily & have ever since

Nicely done! 🙌

Ammonium is dissolved in a liquid at a 6.4 pH or lower. Is your tank below 6.4 pH? If not, then it was ammonia. Ammonia is less stable and will oxidize lipids in cell membranes. This is why we never raise our pH without doing a water change first because the ammonium will transition to ammonia as we increase the pH without doing a prior water change. This usually applies more to African cichlid tanks where someone may want to increase their carbonate hardness after neglecting their tank, for example.

Wow! Thanks for sharing such an in depth response - just subscribed to your channel!

YIKES! Water changes and hopefully you’ll be back! I dropped a video on Monday about treating diseases quarantining if that helps!

👋! Definitely agree. I didn’t expect to have the one on the side still have so much flow!

That sounds like a cool trick! I’ll definitely try that. Thanks!🙏

Just hang the air pump 6” or more above the water line behind the tank. Let the power cord dangle so it’s in a u shape to prevent any splashes dripping into the outlet.

👋! WELCOME 🙌 So this is UNS Controsand “BORA”. Beautiful stuff - looking to set up your first tank?? Please don’t hesitate to ask whatever questions you have along the way - no dumb questions - just ask! Here to help and thanks for watching!

@ thank you for getting back to me. I will probably be purchasing some real soon

Very cool! Are you thinking about doing plants?

@@BRSfresh yes

@@danielsmith9766 OK cool, are you familiar with some of the considerations around plants with sand?

Hey man - I don’t think so. Each of these were full of media and had plenty of flow. Where filters have more room for media than these, they typically have more power as well so that would compensate for it and I bet the result would be the same. Thanks for watching!

@BRSfresh thanks👍 that makes sense

👋! Thanks for watching 🙏

Interesting I never thought of that - I’ll give it a try 👊🙏

Same question

Monte carlo

Y’all got it! Thanks 🙏 @diwakar4457 if you have any questions about it ket me know. I have worked with it in just about every way you can - one of my favorites 😁

@@BRSfresh thanks for the reply

Great tip! I’ll try that - thanks! 🙏

Have fun!

Welcome to the hobby! Great aquarium to get started with and you're already ahead of the game by cycling it - unfortunately, some just don't and it's terrible for the fish. Celestial Pearl Danios are great in that size and I also love Pork Chop Rasboras. Enjoy and please ask any questions you have along the way - here to help you!

@ thank you very much. How many of each is acceptable?

People debate this topic - for me, I think you can do around 6 of these total. Technically a few kore but I like to stay on the low end. You might be happier with 6 of one type - both school well. Cherry’s are more mellow. Rasboras will give you a little more excitement. Both are great 👍

Keep viewing and I’ll keep making! 👊😁

So the larger ones down low are Anubias that have EXPLODED. They're so cool - the rhizome is underwater but the leaves are bursting. Here's a link to it: brs.li/40Irq1Z. If you haven't seen the build video, check it out: ruclips.net/video/CE9Q-Irsc9s/видео.html. The upper right plant (bright green) is something Josh's Frogs brought us. I can't remember what it is but I can ask!

@BRSfresh thank you, I will check it out now

This one is out of my element- I have never grown them myself but good luck! 😁

That’s awesome, thanks! Enjoy it 🤘 It’s cool to have something so out of the norm. Here’s some more info on it from a website that is really cool bantam.earth/elephant-skin-stone-dolomite-rock/

It's super easy - check out this video (at :41) ruclips.net/video/v7bdrGyfqRE/видео.html You can just blindly hit it with a hammer but a chisel will allow you to get some more targeted breaks...wear safety glasses! :)

I haven’t tested it - but it’s an interesting idea! I didn’t notice any visible tannins from it at all (which might lower pH). certainly nothing like I’ve seen with a piece of driftwood which hasn’t been problematic for our aquariums. I will keep testing the water but don’t expect there to be any concern. Thanks for watching!