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I put my diffuser in the hanging polishing box.

Funny everyone installs this one upside down lol. Guess it doesn't matter. 🙃

What did you installed on filter hose? Its pressure pump?

I heard that it can save some of co2 as well. Is that true?

Hi, great video and very informative. I have a "problem" with this filter because in my opinion it is too noisy. The fact is that I have not found any video online where you can hear the noise and compare it with mine. For this reason I sent you an email with the video of my filter to ask you if it is the same noise as yours. Unfortunately I have not received a response and maybe the email went to spam. I would like to have your opinion. Thanks and greetings from Italy. Francesco

Thank you. I'm going to add one today and this content helps me know just how to proceed.

I like your style :)) Thanks for the vids

Hello. How to install it on the fluval 7 series hose? The plastic is not like yours. Thanks

Awesome 👏🏻

This dude sounds like Christopher Walken.

Great video!!

Sir, what is the tank water volume?

if i set up inline diffusser in canister filter's outflow pipe then will the canister filter's outflow will decrease??? And if it decrease the how much will it decrease ?

Awesome ❤❤❤

clove oil

I'm newer in the hobby I have nano fish so far every sick fish my cpo crayfish have caught and have eatin and it was brutal as they're still alive being eatin. I think circle of life but won't say when it happens now that I know I rather turn a blind eye. Humane since could occur in the wild right? Or better I kill it with your method first. I have to think it's more justice to still let the cpos and shrimps eat it versus just tossing it after right. I would love to hear another's view

lol

You have a killer in the tank

Clove oil works well for a couple of reasons, the first is that it is an anesthetic, it numbs the nerves, the second is the speed at which it kills if dosed right, within a few seconds... I have used it a couple of times and both times it worked within 5 seconds.... That said the fish in this video looked like it had a bad bacterial infection, probably started as fin rot, stress can be a trigger and it isn't always contagious. I would have pulled the fish and medicated it a day or 2 before this video was made, it went untreated too long. Usually once it hits the body and the body starts loosing color it is to far gone to treat. I stopped keeping A.C.'s years ago as they seem to be bad about getting it, at least for me they were. I wasn't ever able to get the balance of fish right so that they didn't single one out to harass once in a while causing stress, then infection. My brother however rarely had issues with his before he went to saltwater fish.

Flush. That easy.

😢 I used clove oil, it seems more humane than whacking it. ❤

I have used clove oil several times. I pour 3 drops of it and well mixed in 50 milliliters of water and slowly add it into the container with the fish. I wait 10 minutes and repeat. And so on until the fish falls asleep. Then I add a double dose and the fish overdoses and never wakes up again. Sad but sometimes it's the only solution.

with aquariums there comes a lot of trial and error. but what i am about to talk about is a mistake no one needs to endure. i was cleaning my tank once and there was a snail in my way, usually if you just take a net and try to scoop them up that works but it didn't on this one big snail and it wasn't budging, so i went to pick it up to try to scare it into its shell but when i did i heard and felt a small tearing sound, i immediately let go and finished with the clean up with him there, i couldn't get the sound out of my head, and i thought he would be okay but he died 2 days later and only now i can imagine how painful it must have been. this isnt really on the topic of this VERY useful video but i just wanted to spread the word, be carful, be very carful when handling life because it is so so delicate.

I’ve only had to do this once. I still get sad about it to this day

Jau apie metus turiu 2, keista, kai kiti sako, kad jos slapstosi, nes maniškės visada pasikabinę ant paviršinių augalų, nors būtų kur pasislėpti, jeigu norėtų :) jeigu trumpam dingsta iš akiračio, tai kai neriasi :)

Thanks from Russia! Great job!

Great video! Loved watching it and the tank itself looks so good as well!!! Really enjoyed your background music choises ❤️

never seen an inline defuser good product

Love the content you're providing. Please keep it coming!

Great video! Keep it up

Hello, it’s dancing in your aquarium ! What is this plant in the foreground with relief on the leaves ? It is astonishing, prehistoric !

We call them murder beans

I have a single pea puffer in a 37 l and in 64 l with Neocardinia shrimps and with Neoheterandria elegans fish (very tiny livebearers). I've never seen puffers attack adult fish or shrimps. I hope they hunt down some fry (cause that my intention was), but I've only witnessed it couple of times. But I'm certain of one thing - if something is not moving pea puffers do not consider it to be food.

note to self dont get pea puffers with any other fish

Mine live alone, I will keep it that way!

Hi great video thanks! What about the very bottom sponge? It's a while since put it together but I assume its partly holding the bio-media in place?

Fascinating discourse ... poetically delivered. "Better to be happy than perfect." Indeed :)

The Fish and plants that flourish, may not be the first choice, or even second choice, but nature will guide you to where she wants you to go :)

Preach.

Cheers from my fish room in Chicago! delighted to find and subscribe to your channel. I am considering a puffer tank similar to yours. Please visit my fish room and let's grow our channels together!

Silence is really beautiful ❤️🙏

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very nice channel, Rimas. I hope we will see whats happened to this tank few weeks later :) Sėkmės!

I appreciate this outlook. It is how I approach my fish keeping, and my self-care. Looking forward to more. Subscribed.

Would you consider putting your bucket on wheels - will make it easier to fill up next to the tap and you can use it to drain water from tanks too

put a shut off valve at the end of your hose. So you dont have to walk back to turn on and off.

Great videos, like your tanks

Glad I found your channel, love your videos

I really liked your tanks and fish and your video quality was really good.

Very high quality ❤