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Thank you. I was hunting for information on setting up lily pipes. Your explanation is very clear and complete. And your tanks are amazing.
Thank you so much for all your videos. You all are the most informative, funny and charming aquarists. Your videos cannot be replaced! Please never stop putting these out!!
facts!!
Always helpful, and always lovely to hear Tommy talking about backsides ☺️👍
LOL, useful, right?
Not new to me but very well presented for either a new comer or a refresher for people like me. Always good and appreciated.
Cheers, thanks for the support anyways. :) You are a pro.
@HeRo
Exactly what i wanted to say. A very good refresher to know that i am still doing what i should be doing.
As a person challenged by spatial and physical concepts this was a sorely needed video for me
The most useful video i've seen on the internet. Thank you!
Brilliant content 🌱👍 perfect for a beginner coz all aspects covered .. I am now heading to correct all the mistakes I’ve made in mine 😅..
thank you for all you amazing videos.. love your channel 😊
Thanks so much Tommy. I learned a lot. You are a brilliant teacher.
You are welcome!
Thanks for the guide. Really helpful for newbies like me.
Very, very helpful. Thank you very much.
Привет 🖐️ с разводни аквариумных рыбок из Ташкента 🖐️, дружеский лайк от моего канала 👍👍👍
Boy you guys are on a roll! Super useful and weel made. I'll point all my beginners friends to this.
Thanks for that support, Thomas, you are great. :)
"Jolt" love it ! Got to get that caffeine hit to start the day !
Just getting into aquascaping. And I’ve realized…. I know nothing…. These tanks are immaculate. I got a Fluval 15gal. And there’s a science to all this. Haven’t quite gotten ahold of it yet but I’m trying to learn. Just wish there was more aquascapers in tennnessee. I’m in Nashville and can’t find any friends here or stores with aquariums like these 😮… I’d be In heaven
Excellent really practical, especially the advice on spray bars. Well done, many thanks, keep up the good work.
Will do, thanks for the support, as usual.
Thank you for the great video, I feel I understand water flow better! Also, that coffee cup is epic!
Yeah, love that cup!
Great tips. Thanks for the great explanation on the water circulation.
Nice, clear and professional tips...on advantages of lily pipes for CO2 users, especially..
Glad you found the video useful!
Thank you for good explanations for a total beginner!
😀👍
Thank you 🙏 very useful information .
Really awesome video Tommy love it
How high off the substrate should the inflow and co2 diffuser be ?
Also my lily pipes are right next to eachother in a 60p.
Where should I position my surface skimmer.
Hi Tommy!is not new for me, but very useful like always in your videos.I think repeat ,the important things is a very good idea.thanks a lot.greetings 👍🏻
Cheers, thanks for the support!
Keeps my 20 gal tank between 76° F& 77° F 24/7. I like it!
Thank you so much!!! I’ve been struggling with co2 distribution and now I know why 😊
A ton of very simple questions that I’ve always had.
Now Answered. 🙌
Cool, mission accomplished then.
@@GreenAquaShop absolutely! 😄
I took spraybar out because i didnt think i was getting circulation correct. Yes, i installed on back of tank. (20 gal long) But now you have explained where it should go i will cut it to fit and try again. Thanks!
great, to the point and full of professionalism as always
Cheers, thanks brother.
Very informative, thank you!
thanks it’s made me think about some of the things I have been doing again. Very helpful.
Glad you found this useful, Steve. Cheers.
Hey Tommy, can you tell me which is the best position for my surface skimmer.
Awesome info shared especially useful for new beginner like me into aquascaping, mistakenly thought lily pipe is only for aesthetic purpose thanks for clarifying! Kudo to Tommy for content like this.
Glad you found this useful. Cheers.
In the aquarium hobby.. As with anything else, the most important thing is.. Location, location, location
Yepp.
What do u mean?
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Thanks tommy this is what i been waiting to discuss
I have a 3ft tank with surface fans running 24/7 to cool down temperature and a good co2 system. With fans running does that mean my co2 will be dispersed tremendously.
Learned a lot Tommy! Thanks for the video!
You are welcome!
I've been away from my tanks for awhile and it's amazing how hard it is to sleep without the noise of flowing water.
Water has a calming effect, right.
Always with the product placement
Thank you, Tommy
Highly interesting. Thank you very much for this!
You are welcome. Cheers.
That tank looks so cool like
;) Cheers
Very very very important info! Thanks!
Thank you Tommy for this explanations...verry good...I have a question,if it's possible...Balazs made a custom tank for somebody with pagoda stone wall in the whole back...I want to know where were the lillypipe placed?...thank you.
In those cases, we put them on the front. Alternatively, you can go with a drilled aquarium and not use these pipes at all.
Cool tutorial! I often thinking where should I position my lily pipes…😅 thank For sharing!
😉👍
Thanks a lot for your valuable information ❤❤
Great vídeo! Thanks!
Great explanation like usual Tommy👍
Cheers.
Thanks for very useful info!
Just one question lets say if we start co2 and light for 7 hours in evening, do we need to turn off water filter in this time window? As water filter will remove co2 and add oxygen then its useless to start co2 system.. Rite.. Let me know whats ur openion. Or its ok to run co2, light and filtration system together?
Thanks Tommy!
Hi, How about oxygen going in the aquarium, where do you place it or is it that via the lily pipe is oxygen already going in?
What about a inline diffuser where do you place the dropchecker then? I have my inlet and outlet on the right side and the dropchecker on the left side
Very informative video, thank you.
Beautiful scapes. I guess with such amazing scapes your fish likely have no reason to leave their amazing tanks, but how do you stop fish jumping out the tanks without top covers? Or are the fish species used in rimless open top tanks less prone to jump out the water? Which fish species are less likely to jump? Thx.
fish species is important. nano fish aren't really known to jump out. Shrimp occasional will jump out due too water parameters being off
Thanks. this confirms what just seems to be logical to me. I have a hang on back filter on a 20 gallon tank. and it just seemed to make better sense to put the filter on the side. so the water circulates the whole tank lengthwise. plus that way it simulates the natural flow like a stream. my fish love it. I was looking for ideas of where to place my in-tank diffuser for the pressurized co2 system I'll be installing soon .. thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Are you going to put the co2 diffuser opposite to the HOB filter? I’m in the same situation as you and don’t know what to do to evenly distribute CO2
@@kkiiization I'm not absolutely certain. I don't have my CO2 system yet. But by watching debris in my aquarium. I can see the way the water circulates. And it does seem logical to put the CO2 diffuser, low on the opposite side. It seems that way the bubbles will circulate across the bottom of the tank as they rise.
Will the circulation be the same with long tanks using a normal strainer and duck bills?
What about placement or style of heater. I have a tank that will require a heater inside. What temp are you’re tanks? Thanks for all the great videos
I would avoid using heaters in the tank. I would get a filter that has a heater, or can be retrofitted with a heater like the Biomasters, or I would get an inline heater.
Thank you very much love from India i always finding this type video about placement but you did it thanks man
You are welcome, glad you liked this.
Thank you, it is incredible useful recommandations :)
Super informative thanks guys. Keep up the great work 👍 👏
Will do, Freddie, thanks!
Thanks, very useful information.
How do I place the lily pipes in a UNS 40c with a central hardscape? I am using a UNS stand with Fluval 207 canister filter. The stand is low in the back opening which i think would kink the tubing unless I use some sort of spiral to put around the house much like a garden hose anti-kink attachment.
Love your work !!! So I have the Oase 350 with the spray bar on the back of the tank and my diffuser is below that near my substrate. My question is should I have my spray bar on one side of the tank and the diffuser on the opposite side ?? Thanks for your help
Nice video.. just a doubt.. do we have to position the air diffuser like co2 diffuser like the bubbles shouldnt go up straight and have to spread out all over the tank? Is it possible for air bubbles go straight upward and can fully dissolve in water? I am using aquario neo co2 and air diffuser.. Pls reply..
Damn guys, you are reading thoughts!!! Yeasterday I was wondering where to put my CO2 diffuser!!! Thanks!!!
There you go. Cheers.
Very informative. ❤️
Hello GreenAqua, thanks for this tutorial. We can see, at the start of your video the new Aquavitro Sentia Dose (modular doser pump).
Will you soon offer them for sale in your product catalog?
Don't we already have that? If not, it will be soon available.
Благодарю. Наглядно и полезно для многих.
You are welcome.
Bonjour merci pour ces explications 👍
You are welcome, Jacques!
What is the ideal distance between the surface and the top of the lilly pipe?
Very usefull ! Thanks so much Tommy
You're welcome!
Hi. I am planning to visit your store for first shopping. A question regarding inlet&outlet - my aquatium is 1 meter long and very narrow - 20cm. Would you recommend inlet on one short side and outlet on other short side ???Or 2 filters - 1 on each side ??? ( i do have 2 , i wanted to have one in reserve, but maybe better to use it )
Both pipes need to point to the longer edge to avoid algae issues later
Finally I found a video that helps with my dilemma of how to position 1 vs 2 filters :) can I ask for your thoughts please. I have a 4ft long tank, heavily planted, but quite flat, just with big driftwood with anubias and java fern attached. I have 2x fluval 307 filters but Iam so sick of cleaning the glass lily pipes and transparent hoses from the massive algae build up, servicing 2 filters every month, etc. Is there a benefit to having two canisters in my 120cm planted tank? Or I can stick with one?
Hi Tommy, I set up my 325 L set up exactly as you explained and it works perfectly, thanks! I would want to switch to a reactor as a next step. What is the brand/model that you showed in the video?
That's the Aqua Medic 1000, available on our website ;)
@@GreenAquaShop thanks. I will be trying the one from JDAquatec soon.
Hii i have one question 100 cm tank 220l and i dont have reactor just diy co2 and so far diy co2 diffuser do u recommend that i put 2 diffusers on both short sides .thanks anyway 😊keep it up
Not sure if that will help in a big way. A single diffuser could handle easily a 220L aquarium. Just make sure the CO2 is stable and the water circulation is good.
Hi, theres one Eheim caniter filter ? This kind of pipes reduces the quantity of water?
Great tutorial.
Thanks, glad you found it useful. Cheers.
Very helpful! Thank you
Cheers!
Very helpful, thank you !
You are welcome, glad you found this useful.
What if the lily pipe is the spin type for a betta. Is it the same for having a good CO2 distribution?
For smaller aquariums under 45cm in width, the spin is a great option. It will not harm the CO2 distribution, but you may need to increase the injection rate a bit.
I need to do a CFD simulation to test out what you’re saying. If you position the the inlet and the outlet on different sides of the tank that has to create circulation. Sure, the water flows from from one side to the other but the water that moves has to be replaced and this creates circulation.
It does, this is not only theory though, both placements have been tested by many in many tanks...
thanks for amazing tips always , legend
If I have a CO2 external reactor, should I put the spray bar pointing slightly upwards?
Would surface agitation release the well dissolved CO2 or having the output water hitting the surface would not be much of a deal for such dissolved CO2?
can you tell me where to put de co2 diffuser and drop checker in a fluval flex 123 thank you
What if you have a bowfront aquarium? The spray bar that I have is positioned on the back glass panel facing slightly upwards and is aprox. 3/4 the length of the tank. As I hear you say; the spray bar should only be about an inch (2.5 cm) from the surface of the water column. Because the filter is a 1300 Lph (850 gph) the stream of water that comes from the spray bar is quite intense. Would you suggest I drill out the pre-drilled holes to a larger size? Perhaps twice the size as they originally were, or bigger?
Would I be better off attaching the spray bar at the end like you suggested? -- keeping in mind that the tank is a bowfront and therefore not square to the spray bar.
I would place the spray bar on the side of the tank if I could. It provides a more uniform flow. And yes, I would probably drill bigger holes to have less jet-like flow. The surface should move but not break. Ultimately though, I would move to change it to a lily pipe for more uniform water distribution.
I just got co2, i did my research but my UFO diffuser did not make such a fine micro bubble. Do i need to clean it? Cus i see only 3 spot where the bubble coming out and not the whole area
Hello I need your advice before i set up the aquario neo flow premium lilypipes v2 M on my 60p. I'll first mention my current setup and why i want to change to neo flow lilly pipes. I also want to ask a question or two. I have a lid on my bedroom aquarium, because i have fish in with my shrimp. One of the fish are jumpers- clown killifish. So the manufacture cut outs for lliypipes, heater cord are at the back. ● My setup: ehiem classic 250 canister filter. with spray bar on left of tank. So water moves from left to right( like river) to heater. Inlet on back next to outlet. I use co2 art inline diffuser. so pressurised co2 comes out spray bar. So i have a med/high light planted tank. Why i want to change: A few months ago i messeged the late aqua scaper Filipe Oliveira ( RIP) Asked him how he gets his plants so red. I mentioned my setup, and he adviced me to get lilly pipes. He said using the spraybar with inline co2 is no good because spraybar creates a verticle rotation. I thought the opposite ( horizontal rotation) But he is the master... so that's why i purchased lilly pipes. ● Here are my questions: ●Q1 on the aquario website, they refer to the attachnent on the end of outflow as a "shoe" about shoe- ■won't shrimp climb in there? cause i have shrimp crawl all over spraybar. So i purchased reliever with guards. ● I would like to use shoe or take off one of guards to direct flow, because i imagine reliever with guards would restrict flow, and not reach heater, plant ect. ●Q2 Because of lid i can't hookup lilly pipes on left of tank ( like you demonstrated in video) so only on back where manufacture cut outs are. ■So how can I hook up my lilly pipes to still get the left- right horizontal flow? ●Q3 ■What's the difference between shoe and reliever besides guard attachment? Sorry for long message. Hope to here from you. Thanks for the video. We lost a great person in the aquascape hobby.
You guys are awesome thankz
Thank you!
Awesome video Tommy 👍. I've just recently upgraded my filter to a oase biomaster thermo 600 due to watching your channel. I've got my inlet and outlet spray bar on one side like you suggested. Where should I place my Co2 drop checker if I'm using a inline atomiser (diffuser)?
Thanks guys, keep up the good work
Same side with the filter in- and outlets. Where there are no rising bubbles that can be trapped in it.
Brilliant, thank you. I am planning on putting my defuser close to the outlet of the intank filter so the CO2 bibles get devolved in the filter or bubbles pushed around from the jet. Is this a good or bad idea? Also, I have air stones in the tank… will this surface agitation destroy the effect of co2 injection? Tia x
I think you should use air stone after the CO2 is done working
Good explanation
Glad you found it useful.
Perhaps you could go a bit into detail about diffuser placement; in regards to the correlation there seem to be with BBA and its tendencies to thrive on hardscape in areas with high flow and co2 mist. I believe ADA raises their diffusers or sometime keeps them at the same side as the outflow for this reason.
Interesting. Where did you see that? BBA is probably the last resisting algae once you master the basics.
Yeah, ADA raises them a bit, but we did not see a correlation between the appearance of BBA and diffuser placement.
Thanks for the great content as usual! Can you explain why having the diffuser underneath the inflow isn't just as good? I imagine it would push the bubbles all over just as well, but I haven't seen it done. My tank (regrettably) is a fluval edge with very limited options for placement!
Probably because there would be a lot of agitation going through the filter and a good part of the CO2 would be lost instead of being in the tank before it goes through the filter and is used by the plants while the concentration of it is still high. Just a guess, maybe he’ll answer it.
Okay I never knew that ! Thank you for this
You are welcome!
Very helpful 😊
Cheers!
Hi, with the setup that you have already in that video what's the best position for the skimmer (eheim)? Thank you.
It does not really matter. Put it where it is less obstructive.
Great Kudos
Would you suggest installing a wave maker in a 109liter planted aquarium? Such as AI Orbit 2 or Nero 3?
Never used them, but we're not using wave makers in general
Can I use fan during co2 is on which cause high surface agitation. Is that minimize the efficiency of co2 itself
Sure you can use it, but may need to up the CO2 a bit
What is your advice? Lilypipe or spraybar? Great video very helpful
Thanks! I would go for the lily pipe. The spraybars can cause friction because of the water jets and can draw out CO2 from the water (even if you don't have CO2 injection).
from the beginning, it has been viewed from the beginning on the longitudinal side and there is a dense nomenclature - it is in a semicircular shape
maximum 55liter, you can level the shorter side to look at?
Could you repeat this please?