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I got the same inline Diffuser just a different brand and the picture has it flipped the other way around. The CO2 resistant tubing was 10 folder better for CO2 so it doesn't degrade the normal airline tubing.

That tank is really full!

do you think its more beautiful than the glass?

Not that it’s a bad thing?? Completely cleaning your filter like that is one of the worst things you can do You can completely cause your tank to crash On top of doin’ a water change??💀

il faut au moins 250 l pour les botia striata

Banger video

why did you spot making videos?

JJ can super jet 300 handle to a 60p tank?

16:14 where did you buy that stand which the Paluda 30 light sits on?

what is the measurement of the front rim of the cabinet , i.e the fixed part where the door closes ?

Very informative in a compact way, thanks! Question: can I put down soil like FStratum and keep it down with a thin cap layer of gravel like Eco-complete?

At 7:54 , where did you buy that glass like light stand (which fits 3 Marus)? I saw an ADA LAB video, they had the same ones displayed in their shop.

Did you ever find out what the correct direction of the diffuser is?

I’m so happy to know that because I don’t wanna use CO2. Thank you so much for the information. I’m starting my tank right now. Wish me luck.

hi ,for the 60cm tank, is it 36cm in height?

Sweet job man👌😎

5000 ML bottles are not available in INDIA

Hi, i have an emergency of spike of am, and the first thing i do: change water 40%, then add water (treated) and add amguard, also add bacteria for they eat the nh4, what do you think? When can i do a new change of water thanks for your help and video review

Good job, which primer and paint you have used? any link please

what wood and stones are you using? does it effect water chemistry?

Hi JJaquariums. Haven’t seen much videos lately. How are you finding breeding the boas in an aquascaped co2 tank? Did you leave the co2 perpetually on for ph stability?

Do you just fill it back up with water after? What’s your process with adding water back in that’s safe

I'll compress this video for you: temperature, light, CO2, fertilizers, patience are important (end).

My LED burned out!

I don't think this is a Beginner plant at all. I'm struggling to grow these.. And I got them tissue cultured. And have them planted immersed for back up for emergencies.

Hi, What do you use to remineralize your RODI water?

What fertilizer do you use? Awesome stuff btw!!!

So are you building your base and top of cabinet 3/4 inch short and having the tank rest its weight on the face frame?

My glass catfish live with false julii corys, otocinclus cats, & endlers. They all live together perfectly. The glass like low light, give them some plants to hang out under, they will love it!

Which carpet plant is this??

which glass do you use

You did all that talking and only showed one or two little pieces of pearl weed. Thats why i dont watch your stuff anymore

you know

talk about nothing useful

What is the gadget? Called that makes the wave.

JJ you ok? No vids for awhile…

i cant find this anywhere im scared of buying the wrong one could u by any chance lmk where u got it from or send me a link please and thank you

I know this is an old topic and video. But I just saw it and thought I could clear up some things about AmGuard. It works and works well if you use it correctly and for what it's actually designed for. Amguard is for temporary fixes and delays the toxicity of Ammonia. It converts very toxic Ammonia NH3 to a safer Ammonium NH4. Your total Ammonia test kits like API master will still see both as total Ammonia. Most test kits that test for total Ammonia won't see any difference whether its NH3 or NH4. So you'll still see the NH3 and NH4 totals. Don't use a total Ammonia test to see if this is working. Your total ammonia test kits will continue to show high toxic levels of ammonia even if it has been converted to the safer NH4. Only tests that individually test for NH3 or NH4 will see it happen. But Ammonium NH4 is far less toxic than Ammonia NH3. Your nitrifying bacteria that eats ammonia eats either kind. So adding this during an ammonia spike will give the bacteria established/establishing time to eat it while the NH4 is less likely to immediately kill tank inhabitants. The problem is this is not a permanent fix. In a few days (depending on pH and hardness and temp) the safer NH4 not consumed by bacteria will eventually go back to being the very toxic NH3 again. So AmGuard will do you no good if you don't have the bacteria colonies of the nitrogen cycle fully working. This does not help you either if your habits (overstocking, overfeeding, too infrequent water changes, etc.) continue. You'll just be daily piling more and more and more NH3 ammonia into the system. But if you have properly cycled your tank and your bacteria are present, and ammonia and nitrites are present, they will eat the NH4 this product makes just as well as the toxic NH3. Thereby both the types of the Ammonia is converted by bacteria to less hazardous Nitrites which can be removed by the second stage bacteria established in your tank which will turn it to even less toxic Nitrates. You can get rid of Nitrates by changing your water regularly and/or having heavily planted tanks. Plants love Nitrates. So does invasive algae. This is why you really need to monitor your Ammonia/Ammonium, Nitrite, Nitrate levels as it's a good indicator of whether your bacteria in your tank is working well or perhaps even non-existent. Know the Nitrogen cycle and whether your tank is within those parameters and you can avert a lot of disasters to both fish and plants. The way the Nitrogen cycle works in an aquarium should be required reading before setting up any tank. You'll only be a successful fish keeper if your tank is cycled. Too much info to go into here. This product gives your bacteria colonies a couple of days or so to consume any excess NH3 Ammonia that this product has converted to NH4 Ammonium. But if you keep producing more NH3 than your bacteria colony can catch up to, you'll still have high ammonia daily accumulating on top of what you already had. This product is just going to give you a couple of days to solve your real problem of why you have too much toxic ammonia. If you don't have the nitrifying bacteria going yet, add a product like Stability that will put large quantities of good bacteria into your water and will kick-start the Nitrogen cycle going which eats excess ammonia or ammonium. I use AmGuard as a life saving measure when I notice an ammonia spike, or when certain fish suddenly show signs of distress. I dope the tank with the recommended dosage of AmGuard and my fish are usually given a few days reprieve while I find out why I got an Ammonia spike in the first place. (Unseen dead snails or fish or rotting uneaten food that went behind rocks or plants are sometimes a cause of this.) Have AmGuard on hand for a quick rescue of your fish from ammonia spikes. Just know you still have to solve the cause of the Ammonia spike. Sometimes changing 50% of the water before then adding Amguard can be a real lifesaver. Also be aware that some fish like some Corydoras or Loaches or cold water fish (goldfish) can react badly to even helpful chemicals in their water. Bottom dwellers are often in the worst areas of Ammonia or low oxygen in a tank and can be the first to show signs of distress or pass away. Use airstones or pumps to be sure the CO2 at the top of the tank is being well evacuated and good oxygen is being taken into the water and moved about the tank. Sometimes water chemical problems and the products that dope them can also cause oxygen deficiency in the water. Keep a good water circulation always to solve that. Your top water surface in almost all cases is where that oxygen and CO2 is exchanged. Air stone bubbles do not add oxygen to the water as some people think. They are to be used only to move water from the bottom to the top of the tank. Of course a pump is more efficient if it doesn't have so much force as to disturb the inhabitants. AmGuard can also remove Chlorine and Chloramine although other products are often better at it. Many cities dump both chlorine and Ammonia into their tap water (Chloramine). However, the Seachem product called Prime does neutralize it much better and is a bit better at providing other features for conditioning water to make it safe for fish. Some cities still put heavy metals into their tap water to kill bad organisms although most don't do this any longer. Other chemicals like fluoride which is a poison to living creatures could also be added. These often kill fish and plants (and people over time). Don't use Amguard as a complete substitute for anti-chlor chemicals. Products like Prime that handle a multitude of things do a better job for that.

Hey JJ. In the manuals for each of these brighty series fertilizers, ADA mentions that its acceptable to double or triple the standard dose according to plant mass. Is that something you do or do you more or less stick to 1 pump per 20L throughout the tank's life cycle? Thanks.

Man this needs more views for the 7 years it’s been out

Basically

What kind of filter r u using? Thanks so much

A BN pleco is a cheaper option. I have one in all my tanks and they’re spotless

How long he growing ? 10 inches ? 5 ? 2 ? THAT IS THE REAL QUESTION AND PROBLEM

where are all your fish? Lol. You have no bioload

That plywood needs a lot of sanding between coats.

Maybe dont do too many bong hits. Before you do a video. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you so much for this video! Explained clearly and i'm gonna switch to daily dosing.

I just love everything ADA and support their commitment to the industry. But being Canadian ruins it for me. This light here is available but costs 810$ cdn. For a 60 cm light we struggle to even pay 544 cdn for a chihiros wrgb pro 60cm

Any worries about the heat leeching chemicals into the water with the tubing?