Your open mindedness is refreshing! As a fairly new fishkeeper (3 years) I’ve been setting up all different types of tanks: aquasoil, lasagna with lava rock and flourite, sand, sand cap, gravel, and just put dirt in one last week…I think it’s fun to try new things and see where it takes you! I’ve gleaned so much from RUclips but am leary of anyone saying they have the best and only way. Your easy going approach drew me toward trying my first dirted tank. Thank you!
@@HerFishTanks why thank you and I’m glad I could help! I’m a true believer in trying different things till you find that one true style you like or you might like them all and do them all either way experimenting is learning and knowledge is power in the sense it helps you keep as awesome of a tank you prefer no matter the style.
Patty, respect for having your methods challenged and for responding in a professional and reasonable way and for being open and willing to accept possible flaws of your own. The ability to be open to new ideas is admirable because this isn’t about our own egos, it’s about the health and wellbeing of the animals we have become the stewards of.
@@FathomAquatics thank you I appreciate that! Im always open to conversation and we are always learning. If you say the way you do something is the best and no one can tell you differently than in my opinion that person is naive to the fact we are always learning. I would never want to put my animals in harms way and if someone points something out that I can see some value in I will always implement it. I appreciate your response it means a lot 😁👍
So well put. A dirted aquarium with only plants is one thing, but caring for living animals is a whole different topic. It's not acceptable to treat any animals as disposable or after thoughts. 🙏
Cory got me back into the hobby. You keep me extremely interested and that is why I follow you. Lucas, FF, Dean, KFS are a few others that I find credible. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and expertise the way you do.
Patty you're awesome. Thank you for being so sensible and setting a positive example. Your conclusion on listening first, and then deciding if you want to agree or not is so important in life. This idea that we are married to our ideas, and a disagreement with an idea that we have is a smudge against us personally is not okay. If we cant listen to different viewpoints, then we cannot grow, and life without growth is sad and stagnant. We can grow and learn for as long as we let ourselves. 🙏
@@AquaticMoose thank you 🙏, to be honest I really don’t get the fighting from camps of different methods. I get a lot of us are passionate about this hobby and about different aspects of it but why do some turn into grade schoolers fighting over a kickball… I don’t know I just like to learn and continue learning from everyone no matter how they keep their tanks because that interests me and you can’t do anyone that without being open minded and receptive to other ideas.
I think it is awesome that you were able to take that convo that started so much hype and take some good out of it and even make a little change on your own fish keeping for your fish.
@@GCaquatics thanks Gabriel, I took what I talked to Cory at what it was 2 hobbyists discussing a style of tank. Now as far as the “hype” your referring to you know everyone has their own perspective of what and how things were said and I feel a couple ran with it. I don’t believe Cory was negative only gave his opinion and I respect that and if I feel it’s good info and makes sense I 100 percent will implement it. I hope the new grandkid is doing good my friend
@@pattys_aquatics the fact that you are willing to make changes when you feel it is best is what makes you a great fish keeper. my granddaughter is great and it is awesome spending time with her, thank you for mentioning her.
It was great to see two different but open minded people discussing pros and cons of dirted concepts My biggest takeaway was he’s not against the natural tank keeper as long as it’s not just to be lazy If we don’t learn new things,we procrastinate What if STENDKER never change the parameters for discus Then we’d all be restricted to set water options in the hobby Keep doing different buddy
Great video, mate. I totally agree with what you said. There's a whole community of dirted tank youtubers and nobody talking about keeping the plants healthy.
@@aquaticfanaticsuk thanks Keith, absolutely but not only plant health but also to have potential newcomers to understand what they entail before they jump into one.
@@FatherFish thank you! And yeah after watching some streams this weekend mine with Cory started some chaos! My goal which I accomplished personally was to sit down and have a conversation much like I did with you and then also ask about the dirted tank. I respect his opinion the same as I respect yours and feel the best way to learn and grow as a hobbyists is to try to understand others viewpoints. I truly appreciate how both of you have helped me become the hobbyists I am today by learning from both of you!
It was an excellent livestream with cory. I think we all can learn from it. I love dirted tanks and fatherfish as well but i have learned a lot from many different hobbyists. Good stuff!
I absolutely love Aquarium Coop! I have their airstones, heater, air pump, sponge filters, easy fry food, easy green, & my Lily/lotus bulbs which are a must for my Pygmy & Habrosus Cories (they breed/rest/ lay eggs etc on their lily or lotus 😂). I have dirted tanks as well and I do have either an air stone/sponge filter running just to ease MY mind. Airflow tends to keep everything moving and prevent stagnant areas for bad bacteria or algae to fester
@@AudreyCooper-n4k I love the Co Op as well , and air is definitely a good safety net to ease one’s mind. And there is nothing wrong with water movement
New sub. The hype brought me. Have seen you around the FishFam chats. Hope you feel better soon. I keep a variety of tanks, tubs, other vessels. Many styles. Some dirt/sand, some gravel, some mix. Plants in all. I love FF, Cory/ACO, LRB, MD, and so many others. Room for all the ways, imo😊 Thx for sharing
@@assiahinarkansas welcome and yes I have seen your name in chats as well! Thank you and that’s awesome I have kept many different types of tanks over the years but have settled with dirt lately and has taken my interest. You are correct always room for different ways to keep fish that’s what keeps the interesting to me 😁👍
I was that one that didn't know anything about dirted tanks and plants. My tanks where definitely matured and i had cichlids like electric blue acrua, kribensis, apistogrammas breeding in my gravel tanks. Then i came across father fish. And i seen him with the dirted deep substrate and i seen the way his tanks had so many plants and like i said i been wanting to have planted tanks. But all 3 of my tanks had gravel and fry. At first i was just gonna cap them but im just like you i seen a challenge and started over and made my 55 and 10 gallon dirted deep substrate tanks. Everyone thought i was crazy cause i still wanted the cichlids and them breeding. Fast forward almost 2 years i have electric blue acrua and my kribensis spawning in a dirted deep substrate tanks. Also i got into white cloud and my betta all in ff style tanks. I have 3 different microfauna tanks and im culturing green water for the daphnia im gonna be getting next week. So i did a 360 and i would never go back to gravel aquarium. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO PATTY AND I HOPE YOU GET TO FEELING BETTER
@@williamavery1758 thank you for sharing that, you sound a lot like me😁 I absolutely love the benefits of dirted tanks no matter how they are run or maintained 😁👍
Love the new Logo and already got it on a hoodie awesome. And you are absolutely right in this hobby you need to have an open mind about it. I can tell you that you and Father Fish have been inspirational to me personally to try doing a dirted tank. And I'm so glad I did it. Like you said its not for everyone. I even did a video name I was scared to do a dirted tank. But you folks help calm those fears and so glad for your guys knowledge and mentorship. BTW you should sell to T Shirts with the new logo i would to to get one. No need for hoodie here in the state of Texas as i would only wear 1 or 2 days out of the year. Hope you get better soon my friend
@@razinfishes1918 thanks Scott and I’m glad I could help give a friendly push 😁 Yeah I waited for the hoodie before I showed the new logo. Had it designed a couple months ago. And do plan on opening a Etsy store with my logo that’s where my logo came from I wanted to see the quality before I started advertising it. Thanks for your support my friend 😁👍
The live stream with Cory was good and productive, the unrelated live stream that was spurred by your live stream was entertaining and highlighted how peoply people can be but not so productive beyond that.
@@jeffkane4391 thanks Jeff, I enjoyed my stream with Cory and myself got a lot out of it. I watched the other stream and would be open to hearing their points but yeah wasn’t very productive. Thank you again by the way for the donated memberships during the stream👍
Hi. I personally don't like to use any pumps for my tanks unless I really need to, it's because I hate the noise in my room. I remember from Diana Walstad book that airstones quickly remove CO2 from water, which is not good for the plants, and more oxygen for fish is needed only if they are gasping for air, especially in the morning after lights turn on. If the fish are gasping, it's probably something else not right in the tank, like not enough stem plants or too many fish in one tank. If they gasp a little bit, it seems logical to try to fine-tune it by increasing the intensity or duration of light. Anyway, I just don't like my aquariums to depend on lots of electrically powered mechanisms, especially if they are noisy😅. Anyway, I'll dedicate time to listen to your and Cory's conversation. Hope you'll get well soon
exactly the same here. no noise. nothing at all. I get regular power outages and my fish are safe everyday and happy as they are. I won’t be changing anything. Walstad IS a micro biologist and on that livestream the other day (not Cory of coop, the other one) we heard that her Walstad method kills fish😂😂 lol (ehhh I think I will believe the scientist)
@@igorgilza I agree with the noise it was one of the main reasons I cut out the air about 8 months ago. I may invest into a linear air pump I can mount in another room and pipe it into the fish room to cut it down. I also may put the pumps on timers. I used to do that and run them only at night when the oxygen levels would be at there lowest. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
@@thesolaraquarium yeah the noise was my biggest reason I removed air initially, I have run my tanks for 8 months without it so do I think my tanks are fine? For the most part but without a reliable test to see the oxygen levels are at I’m ok with adding an airline back. But side note at least I know if the power goes out my fish will be fine for however long the powers out😁
@@pattys_aquatics yes, for the record I am not against filters, heaters etc…. I keep very low stocking levels (sometimes extremely low) which is how I get away with it, fish in tanks with sometimes no plants. Low stocking levels is my thing, but I appreciate that most people do not and want to see fish. I think at very low stocking levels you can get away with alot. So each to his own. No problem with that. I think dead or sick fish is the measure we all go by. We all want happy fish.
I don't have a choice when it comes to running air in my tank during the summer months. on average the temp stays between 85 to 90 in my tanks during those months.
Lol no multi tasking My wife is sick too. Hope you feel better soon. Like minded people with the willingness to help each other is a bonus. I call them friends Lol don't get the o2 meter 💩 I think it's smart to have air lines .. it's still filter less You March to your own beat.. ..stay that way Good on you on the what to expect.. Feel better
@@stubbsaquatics6080 yeah no multitasking while I’m filming or we would have had a different video. Lol Thanks Chris, I’m always willing to listen and digest information and if I find it useful I will apply it. I appreciate you buddy 😁👍
I am going to watch the livestream with Cory, but I am wondering why you would add air back into your tanks if they have been doing well without it all this time?
@@TalisaAquarist Cory’s point was without measuring the oxygen levels with a dissolved O2 meter you don’t know the levels and just because the fish are not showing signs of issues the O2 levels can still be low and could reduce their potential life expectancy. Now is it possible they are completely fine? Yes, but I don’t want to spend money on a meter and I would rather be on the side of caution with their lives than my own wants of a quiet fish room. Also with air I can keep more fish without worry in tanks and I kept air most of the time over the years just took it out 7-8 months ago
@@oruwatching yeah, we did have conversation on the stream and afterwards backstage that I was thinking of maybe adding air again so yeah funny and awesome 😁👍
@pattys_aquatics Working in Germany and turning 50 i februari. The new tank is hopfully ready in Marsh. Chris can give you my E-mail and we can have a private chat about details 😀👍
@@TheSalient1 yeah your right that was the first water change I ever did in my life😂 I had no idea what I was doing.. was I supposed to take water from the toilet ????? 😂🤣
@@HareyMon you know I’m not sure why “swamp tank” is supposed to be a derogatory term for a dirted tank ? There is so much biodiversity in a swamp I actually take that as a compliment 😁 Oh I’m not scared of no bubbles 😂🤣
Your open mindedness is refreshing! As a fairly new fishkeeper (3 years) I’ve been setting up all different types of tanks: aquasoil, lasagna with lava rock and flourite, sand, sand cap, gravel, and just put dirt in one last week…I think it’s fun to try new things and see where it takes you! I’ve gleaned so much from RUclips but am leary of anyone saying they have the best and only way. Your easy going approach drew me toward trying my first dirted tank. Thank you!
@@HerFishTanks why thank you and I’m glad I could help! I’m a true believer in trying different things till you find that one true style you like or you might like them all and do them all either way experimenting is learning and knowledge is power in the sense it helps you keep as awesome of a tank you prefer no matter the style.
Patty, respect for having your methods challenged and for responding in a professional and reasonable way and for being open and willing to accept possible flaws of your own. The ability to be open to new ideas is admirable because this isn’t about our own egos, it’s about the health and wellbeing of the animals we have become the stewards of.
@@FathomAquatics thank you I appreciate that! Im always open to conversation and we are always learning. If you say the way you do something is the best and no one can tell you differently than in my opinion that person is naive to the fact we are always learning. I would never want to put my animals in harms way and if someone points something out that I can see some value in I will always implement it. I appreciate your response it means a lot 😁👍
So well put. A dirted aquarium with only plants is one thing, but caring for living animals is a whole different topic. It's not acceptable to treat any animals as disposable or after thoughts. 🙏
Get better soon my friend! Always a pleasure seeing your take on this hobby
@@FishmanEricRussell thanks Eric, I appreciate that my friend 😁👍
Cory got me back into the hobby. You keep me extremely interested and that
is why I follow you. Lucas, FF, Dean, KFS are a few others that I find credible.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and expertise the way you do.
@@davidshultz4654 thank you Dave and thank you for your continued support 😁👍
Patty you're awesome. Thank you for being so sensible and setting a positive example. Your conclusion on listening first, and then deciding if you want to agree or not is so important in life. This idea that we are married to our ideas, and a disagreement with an idea that we have is a smudge against us personally is not okay. If we cant listen to different viewpoints, then we cannot grow, and life without growth is sad and stagnant. We can grow and learn for as long as we let ourselves. 🙏
@@AquaticMoose thank you 🙏, to be honest I really don’t get the fighting from camps of different methods. I get a lot of us are passionate about this hobby and about different aspects of it but why do some turn into grade schoolers fighting over a kickball… I don’t know I just like to learn and continue learning from everyone no matter how they keep their tanks because that interests me and you can’t do anyone that without being open minded and receptive to other ideas.
I think it is awesome that you were able to take that convo that started so much hype and take some good out of it and even make a little change on your own fish keeping for your fish.
@@GCaquatics thanks Gabriel, I took what I talked to Cory at what it was 2 hobbyists discussing a style of tank. Now as far as the “hype” your referring to you know everyone has their own perspective of what and how things were said and I feel a couple ran with it. I don’t believe Cory was negative only gave his opinion and I respect that and if I feel it’s good info and makes sense I 100 percent will implement it.
I hope the new grandkid is doing good my friend
@@pattys_aquatics the fact that you are willing to make changes when you feel it is best is what makes you a great fish keeper. my granddaughter is great and it is awesome spending time with her, thank you for mentioning her.
@ thank you Gabriel I appreciate that and appreciate you my friend 😁👍
Love what you are doing, can't believe I just recently discovered you.
@@LakeMissoulaAquaticsandPlants thank you, I appreciate that and this whole hobby is just amazing 😁
It was great to see two different but open minded people discussing pros and cons of dirted concepts
My biggest takeaway was he’s not against the natural tank keeper as long as it’s not just to be lazy
If we don’t learn new things,we procrastinate
What if STENDKER never change the parameters for discus
Then we’d all be restricted to set water options in the hobby
Keep doing different buddy
@@aquariumdelirium great points my friend I appreciate it and I’m always gonna be kinda different 😁😂
Thanks Mal
Great video. I agree with you for sure on listening that's how we all learn. Thanks for sharing
@@markfranklin8831 thank you as always Mark I appreciate your support 😁👍
Hope you are feeling better soon mate. It is good to speak to people who do things differently, that's how we learn.
@@Gilsfishroom thanks Gil, absolutely I love hearing different methodologies of how to do things it’s not only interesting but educational 😁
Great video, mate. I totally agree with what you said. There's a whole community of dirted tank youtubers and nobody talking about keeping the plants healthy.
@@aquaticfanaticsuk thanks Keith, absolutely but not only plant health but also to have potential newcomers to understand what they entail before they jump into one.
@pattys_aquatics definitely mate. It's almost a hobby within a hobby
great idea focusing on plants. BTW really nice stream with Cory.
@@FatherFish thank you! And yeah after watching some streams this weekend mine with Cory started some chaos!
My goal which I accomplished personally was to sit down and have a conversation much like I did with you and then also ask about the dirted tank. I respect his opinion the same as I respect yours and feel the best way to learn and grow as a hobbyists is to try to understand others viewpoints. I truly appreciate how both of you have helped me become the hobbyists I am today by learning from both of you!
It was an excellent livestream with cory. I think we all can learn from it. I love dirted tanks and fatherfish as well but i have learned a lot from many different hobbyists. Good stuff!
@@kdr1048 Thanks Kevin, I agree with you completely! 😁👍
Hope you’re feeling better Patty
@@sweetpaulie thank you 🙏
@@pattys_aquaticsA couple Miesfeld brats will knock that cough right out!
I absolutely love Aquarium Coop! I have their airstones, heater, air pump, sponge filters, easy fry food, easy green, & my Lily/lotus bulbs which are a must for my Pygmy & Habrosus Cories (they breed/rest/ lay eggs etc on their lily or lotus 😂). I have dirted tanks as well and I do have either an air stone/sponge filter running just to ease MY mind. Airflow tends to keep everything moving and prevent stagnant areas for bad bacteria or algae to fester
@@AudreyCooper-n4k I love the Co Op as well , and air is definitely a good safety net to ease one’s mind. And there is nothing wrong with water movement
New sub. The hype brought me. Have seen you around the FishFam chats. Hope you feel better soon. I keep a variety of tanks, tubs, other vessels. Many styles. Some dirt/sand, some gravel, some mix. Plants in all. I love FF, Cory/ACO, LRB, MD, and so many others. Room for all the ways, imo😊 Thx for sharing
@@assiahinarkansas welcome and yes I have seen your name in chats as well! Thank you and that’s awesome I have kept many different types of tanks over the years but have settled with dirt lately and has taken my interest. You are correct always room for different ways to keep fish that’s what keeps the interesting to me 😁👍
Great stuff 🎉
@@Liftingup thank you 🙏
You and Corey rock
@@janemarriott3389 thank you Jane 😁
Great video
@@DiscusNT Thank you
Great video. Respect to you dude
@@aquarium.talktv thank you I appreciate that a lot 😁👍
I was that one that didn't know anything about dirted tanks and plants. My tanks where definitely matured and i had cichlids like electric blue acrua, kribensis, apistogrammas breeding in my gravel tanks. Then i came across father fish. And i seen him with the dirted deep substrate and i seen the way his tanks had so many plants and like i said i been wanting to have planted tanks. But all 3 of my tanks had gravel and fry. At first i was just gonna cap them but im just like you i seen a challenge and started over and made my 55 and 10 gallon dirted deep substrate tanks. Everyone thought i was crazy cause i still wanted the cichlids and them breeding. Fast forward almost 2 years i have electric blue acrua and my kribensis spawning in a dirted deep substrate tanks. Also i got into white cloud and my betta all in ff style tanks. I have 3 different microfauna tanks and im culturing green water for the daphnia im gonna be getting next week. So i did a 360 and i would never go back to gravel aquarium. ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO PATTY AND I HOPE YOU GET TO FEELING BETTER
@@williamavery1758 thank you for sharing that, you sound a lot like me😁 I absolutely love the benefits of dirted tanks no matter how they are run or maintained 😁👍
Love the new Logo and already got it on a hoodie awesome. And you are absolutely right in this hobby you need to have an open mind about it. I can tell you that you and Father Fish have been inspirational to me personally to try doing a dirted tank. And I'm so glad I did it. Like you said its not for everyone. I even did a video name I was scared to do a dirted tank. But you folks help calm those fears and so glad for your guys knowledge and mentorship. BTW you should sell to T Shirts with the new logo i would to to get one. No need for hoodie here in the state of Texas as i would only wear 1 or 2 days out of the year. Hope you get better soon my friend
@@razinfishes1918 thanks Scott and I’m glad I could help give a friendly push 😁
Yeah I waited for the hoodie before I showed the new logo. Had it designed a couple months ago. And do plan on opening a Etsy store with my logo that’s where my logo came from I wanted to see the quality before I started advertising it.
Thanks for your support my friend 😁👍
The live stream with Cory was good and productive, the unrelated live stream that was spurred by your live stream was entertaining and highlighted how peoply people can be but not so productive beyond that.
@@jeffkane4391 thanks Jeff, I enjoyed my stream with Cory and myself got a lot out of it. I watched the other stream and would be open to hearing their points but yeah wasn’t very productive.
Thank you again by the way for the donated memberships during the stream👍
Well done 👍
@@edsaquaticexotics thank you Ed👍
Hi. I personally don't like to use any pumps for my tanks unless I really need to, it's because I hate the noise in my room. I remember from Diana Walstad book that airstones quickly remove CO2 from water, which is not good for the plants, and more oxygen for fish is needed only if they are gasping for air, especially in the morning after lights turn on. If the fish are gasping, it's probably something else not right in the tank, like not enough stem plants or too many fish in one tank. If they gasp a little bit, it seems logical to try to fine-tune it by increasing the intensity or duration of light. Anyway, I just don't like my aquariums to depend on lots of electrically powered mechanisms, especially if they are noisy😅. Anyway, I'll dedicate time to listen to your and Cory's conversation. Hope you'll get well soon
exactly the same here. no noise. nothing at all. I get regular power outages and my fish are safe everyday and happy as they are. I won’t be changing anything.
Walstad IS a micro biologist and on that livestream the other day (not Cory of coop, the other one) we heard that her Walstad method kills fish😂😂 lol (ehhh I think I will believe the scientist)
@@igorgilza I agree with the noise it was one of the main reasons I cut out the air about 8 months ago. I may invest into a linear air pump I can mount in another room and pipe it into the fish room to cut it down. I also may put the pumps on timers. I used to do that and run them only at night when the oxygen levels would be at there lowest. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
@@thesolaraquarium yeah the noise was my biggest reason I removed air initially, I have run my tanks for 8 months without it so do I think my tanks are fine? For the most part but without a reliable test to see the oxygen levels are at I’m ok with adding an airline back. But side note at least I know if the power goes out my fish will be fine for however long the powers out😁
@@pattys_aquatics yes, for the record I am not against filters, heaters etc…. I keep very low stocking levels (sometimes extremely low) which is how I get away with it, fish in tanks with sometimes no plants. Low stocking levels is my thing, but I appreciate that most people do not and want to see fish. I think at very low stocking levels you can get away with alot. So each to his own. No problem with that. I think dead or sick fish is the measure we all go by. We all want happy fish.
@pattys_aquatics sounds cruel, but aren't fish our built-in O2 meters? 😆
I don't have a choice when it comes to running air in my tank during the summer months. on average the temp stays between 85 to 90 in my tanks during those months.
@@mexicalifishkeeper I could imagine Jorge with those high temps you don’t have a choice. Do you run them in the winter months out of curiosity?
Lol no multi tasking
My wife is sick too.
Hope you feel better soon.
Like minded people with the willingness to help each other is a bonus. I call them friends
Lol don't get the o2 meter 💩
I think it's smart to have air lines .. it's still filter less
You March to your own beat.. ..stay that way
Good on you on the what to expect..
Feel better
@@stubbsaquatics6080 yeah no multitasking while I’m filming or we would have had a different video. Lol
Thanks Chris, I’m always willing to listen and digest information and if I find it useful I will apply it.
I appreciate you buddy 😁👍
Missing the stream today 😢 whatever you decide to do with your tanks is good with me!
@@brantonlightcap thanks Branton 😁👍
I am going to watch the livestream with Cory, but I am wondering why you would add air back into your tanks if they have been doing well without it all this time?
@@TalisaAquarist Cory’s point was without measuring the oxygen levels with a dissolved O2 meter you don’t know the levels and just because the fish are not showing signs of issues the O2 levels can still be low and could reduce their potential life expectancy. Now is it possible they are completely fine? Yes, but I don’t want to spend money on a meter and I would rather be on the side of caution with their lives than my own wants of a quiet fish room. Also with air I can keep more fish without worry in tanks and I kept air most of the time over the years just took it out 7-8 months ago
Cory's buck tooth will be a fish keeping enthusiast relic one day
@@sparkdrive2900 not a fan of belittling people to be honest. I respect Corys opinion the same as I respect Father Fish’s
He sent you air stones! Now that's funny.
@@oruwatching yeah, we did have conversation on the stream and afterwards backstage that I was thinking of maybe adding air again so yeah funny and awesome 😁👍
We should have a live stream together mate!😀👍
@@greenmachinesweden yeah I would like that Magnus, I’m booked through January, let me see what February looks like 👍
@pattys_aquatics Working in Germany and turning 50 i februari. The new tank is hopfully ready in Marsh. Chris can give you my E-mail and we can have a private chat about details 😀👍
Yeah right! Ur just doing it foe the video ppfftt 😂
@@TheSalient1 yeah your right that was the first water change I ever did in my life😂 I had no idea what I was doing.. was I supposed to take water from the toilet ????? 😂🤣
@pattys_aquatics hahahahah
swamp tankers are scared of air bubbles in their aquariums 🤣😂🤣😂
@@HareyMon you know I’m not sure why “swamp tank” is supposed to be a derogatory term for a dirted tank ? There is so much biodiversity in a swamp I actually take that as a compliment 😁 Oh I’m not scared of no bubbles 😂🤣
Look at you causing contraversy within Fistube 😂
@@bigfishlad4847 well you know Paul I’m all about that controversy 😂