Can this Fish Tank SURVIVE a MAGNITUDE 7.0 Earthquake | Fish Tank Review 255
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Hi chirs
I got a Christmas tree cactus awhile ago. Once I got into fish keeping and using the tank water, it finally started blooming!
can you look into r/walstad?
Roommate gave me a spiderplant. I now have 10 spiderplants. Not because they're my favorite, but because these things thrive off neglect and keep making babies.
Spiderplants are the livebearers of the houseplant world.
spiderplants are sooo good at reproducing xD
Weeds 🤣
Use you tank change water to water them and they'll go crazy. The combo of fish waste for fertilizer and water conditioning for less brown tips on the plant... *chef's kiss*
@@GirLee316ooo hadn't thought of that! The plants in my bathroom are gonna go nuts!
Man, I didn’t consider fish tanks going through earthquakes. It never once crossed my mind. Oh boy
Having a big tank in South East Asia/Ring of Fire area is basically asking for disaster. Even a small tank like 5 gallon is gonna be a headache to fix up after earthquake if you don't have a dedicated space/room for it
scary new thought :(
fr dude… i was in my geology class and we were going over earthquakes.. now i’m having second doubts about getting a fish at all since i live in california 😅😓😮💨…
This is why I’m happy to live in the Great Lakes region. Sure, I might freeze to death during a power outage but I don’t have to do the involuntary stanky leg every few months
LMAo
Yay, I live in Ontario so there’s a chance of power outage from extreme weather events like winter storms ice storms hail sleet tornadoes downdrafts and other wind storms and forest fires or floods but we avoid the worst of the tropical storms that hit eastern Canada and USA and we don’t get bad earthquakes like the west coast gets, and so as long as the house is on a high point in the landscape to avoid flooding and there’s a way to get power backup for the electricity in an emergency then the only thing to worry about is an “act of god” like an out of control wildfire sweeping through town or a tornado or downdraft taking the whole house away or crushing the house, so even with the increasing number of tornadoes and wildfires in the last decade I like my chances of avoiding major catastrophes where I live and the forests and lakes are gorgeous and make the weather feel a lot nicer than it actually is sometimes because they create little microclimates around themselves.
Saaaame. My house has old ass windows and sometimes icicles form on the INSIDE when it's cold XD I don't gotta worry about something like this, if there's a tornado it's gonna kill all of us 👍 \*fucking knock on wood..*
If you decide on pothos, be sure to quarantine the plant, spray it down with insecticidal soap and maybe even change the soil- they can easily carry mealy bugs that you won't find until months later when they come out of hiding in all the little nooks between the leaves
yikes!!!
Ugh I brought home a pothos infested with mealy bugs without realizing. Didn’t quarantine and it spread to 80% of my other house plants 😭
My fave houseplants are pothos, jade plants, Christmas cactuses, and orchids. All are pretty easy to grow, including orchids.
And those earthquakes, we had a while back that was pretty big. 😆 I was doing laundry and thought the washer was unbalanced. 🤣 I later found out it was an earthquake. 😆
love that list!
@@FishForThought Thanks! 🙂
Gosh I was so terrified seeing that tank rock, thinking it was going to fall apart
Edit: For houseplants, I've had peace lillies for over a decade now
We have them sitting next to a window (inderect sunlight) and only ever occasionally water them (as in whenever they look droopy) and they're still going strong, occasionally sprouting up a flower or two
peace lilies are so ez and looks good too!
@@FishForThought Definitely seems to be the case! I’ve seen them being used in tank setups too
I experienced a strong earthquake before, luckily my tanks are still intact. Keep safe. Stay vigilant fish keepers!
dang!!
Pothos are great. Easy and beautiful! AND you can put the roots in your tank!!!
one of my faves for sure
The building with the 7.4 was totally on rollers! The building just lets the earth swing underneath
is that a good or bad thing for safety?
@@FishForThought They allow for sways in all directions... without them, a building with more than 2 stories is likely to crack in half
Good morning FTR crew!! Wishing all a super de duper week!!
Being in California I live with the constant low level fear of earthquakes happening when I'm not home and avail to save any of my aquatic cohabitants. It's just always there in the back of my mind. Always....
sounds about right :(((
Houseplant recs.... Heart shaped pothos, (any pothos really if you want a trailing/climbing plant), spider plants are okay but sometimes are picky with water (use that water change you were going to dump!) Monstera Deliciosa (if looking for a "statement plant") A good plan for any "easy care" plant is anything with darker leaves like your ZZ
Spiderplant. Half the time i forget that plants need water and this lil thing just keep growing and making babies. Looks super cool as a hanging plant. lovly white flowers and the come in green/ green - white!
one of the easiest houseplants known to mankind, I love it!
Snake plant for the win. They don't need much, but when you give them what they need, they just keep going. I have one that I've been caring for for 3 years now and it's ver nice
Somebody gave my dad a potted cutting of some type of snake plant 25 years ago... We've split it many times, losing some due to poor drainage or overwatering, but aside from that they're pretty tough.
I love my snake plant!
I know, I know I’m super late to the vid, but my new favorite genus of plants are Hoyas. They thrive off neglect, come in all sorts of cool shapes and colors, and even produce awesome looking flowers.
QOTW:
Rhaphidophora definitely! it’s like a mini monstera, but it grows more like pothos. there are even variegated ones. pretty expensive, but then you’ve literally got money growing on trees.
QOTW: I have a jade plant I grew from a tiny 2-leaf sprout and it now has 4 huge central branches that are in the process of spreading out and growing more branches from them. It's survived being knocked off a windowsill by a fat cat, been repotted 3 times and sometimes I forget to water it for months. I love my jade plant.
I love jade plants!
QOTW: nobody can kill a spider plant. Not even me. The just keep sprawling, popping out little spidery thingies, which you can then stick in water till they grow legs, or just right in more dirt.
They are on a mission to take over the universe...
I killed a spider plant once... with too much sun, not enough water...
Don’t underestimate peoples ability to kill plants. I’ve killed 4 spider plants, 2 azaleas, 3 money trees, at least 4 succulents, and even an air plants.
I once tried gardening and I had bebe sized beets, smaller than baby carrot carrots and watermelons the size of peas.
I’ve also killed duck weed!
My only and longest living plant is the Christmas tree cactus that I was gifted in 2022. It came from the cuttings of a 2016 plant. It has been my mission not to let it die!
indeed. Spiderplants, unkillable
For any that're wanting to secure their stand/ rack to the wall, there are furniture anchor straps that drill right into a wall stud avail at home improvement stores or online.
QotW;
There's a really pretty sansevieria that has literal round, cylindrical leaves. It has the super inventive name of Sansevieria cylindricus.
I also think everyone should have a Monstera just because they're awesome and who can beat the name Monstera deliciosa?
And there's a bunch of cool newer cultivars of Philodendron that have radical variegation! Like dark pine green with half the leaf lime green and little white stripes. Very cool!
And you can't not have a little squirrel foot fern, right? They look like fuzzy poops with leaves in a pot!
Ahhh, I love plants!!
I have that cylindrical sanseveria!
QOTW: Best houseplant imo is a christmas cactus. They're really easy to take care of, and they grow quickly if you keep the conditions right. They can get quite droopy depending on how large they get, and they have gorgeous flowers. I love the funky shapes of their leaves, and they're also one of the rare spineless cacti. They're also a very drought tolerant species, I've had one for about 5 years, and despite multiple issues it's survived, and is doing great.
Absolutely! People underestimate flowers and it has all the advantages of snake plants, but smaller.
cool!
they also propagate easily! just break off a branch of 2 or more segments and stick that upright in soil. my mom has a friend whose plant was propagated and passed on by all the grandmothers of the family for many generations 😆
This video should have a parental advisory warning. I'm old, but those earthquakes were SCARY...😮
true haha
If you want some interesting texture I suggest cebu blue, easy to get perforation on its leaves. Similar to photos (you need water it in regular base thoo xd -and NOT overwater it-). Spider plant also interesting and pretty easy, syngonium as well (the regular green one, the colorful variation is hellish).
I know you struggle with house plants, so:
Almost every house plant is easy if you can provide an environment with relative okay parameters (doesn't need 80% humidity or wall sized window), just STABLE ones. Just like fish or literally any living creature, can adapt a relative wild range of parameters, if they dont swing too much.
Obv need a tons of other things, like a proper substrate, watering method, light etc. But if you can maintain such a cool tanks, you should be able to that with plants, just need a new perspective. I believe in you, Chris!!
awesome! interesting suggestions here :)
this was a good ep. my favorite houseplants are literally the plants in my aquarium. They’re the only plants I have successfully kept alive.
awesome! yeah aquariums are surprisingly great at growing live plants!
I struck gold at a Goodwill about a year about, 20 gal long with $40 wavemakers inside, expensive filters, more then sufficient heater, 3 lights etc, I’m 14 and unable to fund my dream tank and getting all the expensive stuff for a mere $20 was my savior. About a year later and I have a beautiful white sand heavily planted tank with these rare guppies I dropped $60 on, 2 corydoras, 3 otos, 2 mystery snails, and 4 banded kuhli loaches. I’ve now dropped about $700 of my hard-earned cash. No regrets
I’d recommend getting an amaryllis, they’re plants that bloom about once every year, also the flowers are huge.
I remember watching a video of a man who had a nano aquarium showcase in a place with regular earthquakes (I want to say San Francisco). He said he preferred the glass tanks because the only tanks he had not survive after an earthquake was the acrylic one, with the glass surviving undamaged.
My snake plant has absolutely been the lowest care required while still doing well. Spiderplants and pothos were up there until my friend gave me a monstera cutting. It was already water rooted and it just grew its fifth leaf and I can't wait to attach it to a tank when we move.
QOTW: Philodendron micans! It's a trailing plant that has velvety greeny-red-brown-purple leaves that look like stained glass when the sun shines through them! SUPER GORGEOUS and I've had no issues with maintenance.
The classic Monstera deliciosa is also pretty damn reliable and the huge foliage is a showstopper. Mine has started putting out leaves as big as my torso and I'm psyched
There are a million more but I think these two are visually appealing and easy!
QOTW. I grow a few plants in and around my tank. Pothos is a winner for sure. I also have philodendron, ivy, peace lily along with a monstera beside the tank. I also grow orchids in the same room for the extra humidity my tank provides. I have found that many plants can be grown hydroponically and Amazon sells baskets which fit in the tank for that very purpose. Try small, inexpensive plants and see how they do. Great video as usual.
love the suggestions
if you want an easy going but fancy-ish plant, i recommend anthrium clarinervium! very easy going aroid with cute heart shaped leafs. the leaves are velvety and silvery veins are glittery in the light! for hanging plants, i recommend hoyas, they're low maintenance, come in tons of forms and have the most gorgeous aromatic flower clusters!
Marble Queen Pothos and Purple passion plant. Both are vining plants. And snake plants come in a lot of varies.
cool!
I just found this channel, and love it immediately. pothos, spider plants, and lucky bamboo are easy to grow they can all be propagated to make more and they are hard to kill !
Hoya are my favorite plants!! Great foliage and also blooms !❤
Many types of dracaena thrive on neglect, basically. Most people kill them by overwatering. I had one (a Warneckii variety) that I bought at a 3" high plant, the second semester of my freshman year of college. It moved back and forth with me through undergrad and grad school (so, about 12 times), survived a 6 hr trip to my 2nd job, then the 6 hr trip back home when I left it. It rode in the front, with the passenger seat laid back, because it was 8 feet tall at that point. I built a support cage around it. It finally passed away at 22 years old and 9'7" tall. Through it's life I sometimes forgot to water it for weeks. The first few times I saw that it was pot-bound and replanted it, it almost died. After that I left it in a pot until it was almost all root. My (sick) cat used it as a litter box for months before we realized it. The plant added 6" to it's height and put off a shoot during that time. I eventually air layered it, so I still have several of its "children", but none of them have done as well as it did. Which is interesting, given that they're all genetically identical. Nurture over nature, I guess?
love dracaena!
Peace Lilies are super easy to care for. Snake Plants, Pothos, and some varieties of Monstera (Monstera Deliciosa/ Swiss Cheese Plant is my personal favorite) are also great starter houseplants.
The only houseplant I have is a birds nest fern but I love it. Had it since December and I finally have good air quality in my lil apartment
Philodendron hederaceum(heart leaf) grows really well in water and enjoys low to high filtered light, the variegated version looks amazing too, definitely a good plant to get
Pothos and monstera are goated when trailing is the vibe. For upright plants, I love a “corn plant” dracaena and money plant. Easy keepers and they love fish tank water
Fav houseplant is hoya's! Hoya crimson princess is nice. They are like succulents, so you don't need to water them often and they're happy being root bound. They just need a decent amount of light
That earthquakes were scary! 😰
QOTW: Get orchids, phalaenopsis are IMO the easiest, just water with aquarium tank water once a week to make them happy.
great to know :) I do like orchids!
I watch these videos on m ride home from teachng first grade. That "do you wanna see me do it again" making me feel like I'm back at work.
Today's cohost? The adorable cow plushie on the couch
My favorite houseplant is the Lifesaver cactus (genus Huernia) which are pretty low-maintenance. Every so often they put out a couple of beautiful dark red flowers, and the branches drape nicely when allowed to grow for a while. My kids have destroyed the ones I had at home by knicking them iver or tearing them apart 😢 but the one I have at the office has been doing well under LED office lights.
Snake plants are awesomely low effort! Honestly, the one plant I haven't killed from under-watering. They do grow really slow, so if you're looking for fast growing maybe something like a spider plant. I've killed my fair share of spider plants, but they rebound so quick! Also can't go wrong with a good old fashion pothos and philodendren, those are so cool to grow out of tanks.
These fish so danm well behaved yo ..... My pleco and Redshark love to jump when that lid open
So nice to have a video not be clickbait based on the title.
PEACE LILLIES!!
They are the easiest plants to take care of because they’re so dramatic. They’ll droop when they need watering and pop right back up again when they’re happy so there’s never any moments where you’re trying to figure out when to water them… they outright tell you
Snake plants are great, I have a marbled pothos as well as a recent addition of an Inch plant. The inch plant is this lovely maroon/purple/red color. They get big and trail beautifully, easy to care for too!
ooo cool! I got snake and pothos, might try an inch plant!
I don't actually know how easy they are to care for, but my favorite houseplants are pretty much any kind of Monstera.
Bro that earthquake in Taiwan proved low boi tank superiority 🎉🎉🎉🎉
(Edit: I got my new 30 gallon rimless at the perfect time to experience the first earthquake in soooo long in New England a month later! Thank god it didn’t break as I had been saving for it for over a year and a half. 😅)
ikr
And personal plant pref: calatheas. Excellent low-light plants. Rapidly grows new leaves if it likes you. I had a zebrina that was giving me 1 new leaf a week. And I mean like full-sized, unfurled leaf.
4:24 I cackled
heheh
HELLO CHRIS!! CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING A BINDED FISH!!!!
Thanks!
The guppy paradise one looks like that famous painting where the two people are touching fingers one in heaven I think
Happy FFTday everyone!! 🥳
qotw:: if u want EASY... look into spider plants for a nice hanging option. they come variegated if u wanna get fancy, and like to be overcrowded in a pot. they are native to cliffsides iirc and shoot off stems with little baby plants. almost resembles a green firework. u can leave the babies on the offshoot stems for a hanging planter, or trim the stems and replant the babies if u want to amass an army. theyre great for oxygen in the home and tolerate many light levels !
got the spider plant for sure!
Get regular sansevieria (or black coral) and one single moonshine. Yes, the moonshine spreads too but the single pale plant in a forest of dark green is striking. Try a Hoya for a vining plant. They’re a little (a lot) slower than pothos but they’re pretty/weird. Or you could just get a monstera. They are vines but it might try to eat your fish room.
Changed my mind. Get a nepenthes. It’ll need a moss pole but it’s definitely a vining plant and worth buying distilled water for. Mine was about 6’ long and growing into my ceiling before I had to mow it back.
hi, if you are looking for plants that get large try a pallor palm - handles cooler temps and doesn't need direct sun or a monstera, with the monstera you could let the aerial roots find a fish tank then you'd never need to water it, just have to top up tank
Syngoniums, pothos, and philodendrons are my faves. We have a pothos and a couple syngoniums coming out of the top of our 75 gallon.
QOTW: string of hearts, nice trailing plant, and has some nice color and real easy to grow. I somewhat ignore mine, and it's grown so much ..
Was really surprised that the tank didn’t break during that earthquake
100% recommend a spider plant. They are super easy and make great hanging plants
Very helpful and educational FTR because I've been thinking of moving to Japan for a few years and you know I've gotta get a fish tank while I'm there. Being in Ontario idk anything about earthquakes, so I'm super paranoid about going through an earthquake there. At least if Japan gets a freak blizzard/ice storm I'm ready.
QOTW: Managed to keep a snake plant alive for 4 years. Even made smaller plants. But then I overwatered it and the roots rotted. RIP Christopher the snake plant. :'( But yes, snake plants are awesome and really easy.
QOTW: Danish ivy is really bulletproof. I have a North facing window, and that thing is turning into a curtain. It's climbing on the curtain rod, it's attaching itself to my lamps, starting to think it's an alien. It's also bird safe. Easy recommendation for a super fast-growing and low-maintenance plant.
ooo nice!
QotW: My monstera has been growing like crazy for the past 8months or so. Its just in a pot in front of a window. Its even sharing the pot with a snake plant and there's no special soil or anything. I do water it with tank water occasionally and I plan to repot it into a large pot with a moss pole for it to grow up.
Pothos. Basically impossible to kill. Survives neglect and minimal lighting. If you have 1 pothos, you have infinite pothos. Bonus: likes fish tanks.
monstera cheese plant, in my experience as long as you don’t forget to water them they do extremely well, I also grow them out of the top of fish tanks.
my favourite house plant is "peace in/of the home"
You could get a string of dolphins or a string of turtles. It's a succulent, so as long as it's in well drained soil is pretty easy.
Or a goldfish plant. It likes well drained soil, bright light, and some humidity (you can keep it happy with a spray bottle or just near an open fish tank).
Or an aloe vera, again just well drained soil and it's a happy plant. Plus you can trim off leafs and keep them in the freezer.
Or a squirrel foot fern. It's a fern, so it's easy while being big and bushy. With these funny little fuzzy things.
Or could go grandma style with some African violets. They're fuzzy, so that's fun. They stay little, so can be great for some spaces.
That's how it feels if you share the appartment complex with Lizzo
When Chris reviews the tank that you submitted months ago and that tank looked super bad 💀
if u want a tall houseplant, draecena is the way to go (not snake plants/sansevieria). not too expensive and you still get the height and low maintenance. i still go by the old names cuz it gets too confusing otherwise especially when explaining how to care for them. i'm an ex-orchid hobbyist lol
Love your videos!! If you want some house plant suggestions id say the easy ones would be pothos, philodendron, and peace lilies. My favorite are rhaphidophora tetrasperma and monstera adansonii especially with your good lighting. All of these plants are also great in fish tanks!
Aloe plants are invincible. I have some and they are thriving and reproducing on pretty much half a drop of water a year.
QotW: Aloe Vera. Not only cause i burn myself easy while cooking but also cause they look ok-ish. Second place would be Aloe Aristata, not so long as the Vera, looks more cute but doesn’t help with burns.
Oh, i think i should water them, forgot to do that like 4 weeks in a row now. They still look good tho.
I’m having wonderful luck growing my variegated prayer plant 🪴 highly recommend either that or a Philodendron Birkin. Right now I have my eye out for a string of turtles! 🐢
My favorite house plant has to be my “pink princess” philodendron
Right now my favorite house plant would have to be one of my pepper plants. The habaneros are growing nicely. Once my orchids start to grow then it will be them
The only tanks I worry about is my 30 gallon on my computer desk when it comes to earthquakes💀 My two 4 foot long tanks are all on stands that support my weight and the tank filled with water. Also I would suggest a peace lily if you want a big huge bushy plant coming out your tank. My cichlids live with one and they hide under the roots. My other go to is pathos as it just multiplies like crazy and you can add the clippings to other tanks.
Hope youre doing well Chris. I noticed the bags under your eyes. That could be just me though. Hope youre getting enough sleep and overall rest.
Spiderplants would be perfect. Whenever I forget about mine and it sorta dies... I just drown it and it comes back. They also reproduce like no other. I put some in my aquarium (just the roots) and they did pretty well.
As a french canadian I appreciate -and find it hilarious - when you speak french XD
Also I love pothos
my favorite house plant that's easy is a monstera deliciousa! i only have to water mine, keep it in indirect light, and make sure it has something to climb.
QOTW: get a monstera and put it with the roots in one of your fishtanks! you can also go for a monstera adansonii :D
I just got an asparagus fern (technically not a fern), I have it under direct sunlight on the patio, and it doesn't seem to be bothered by it. I also got a maidenhair fern (actually a fern) a few months ago. It's doing great. Only water the soil, or the leaves would go brown (had to learn it the hard way 😀). It does seem to grow in a 'droopy' way cus it's so lush, so I had to use a nylon rope to tie around the base of the stems to make them stand upright.
I have an almond tree in my house😂 and i keep shrimps, you know what im saying bro?
Its leaf has some redness on the back, just like a rotala, looks pretty neat.
For now i trim it every year to keep it below 1m, and get 30-50 leaves😎hope it decides to grow almond some day
Life is better when ya boi uploads fr
haha
I’m growing black mondo grass in my pea puffer tank- slow grower, but awesome. Thanks for showing my tank! (Praecox Rainbow Tank) 🙌🏻
nice!
Plant rec: Pearls and Jade! I have a few varieties of Pothos, but that's my favorite. 😊 I also love Polka Dot Begonia!
I love my fiddle leaf fig tree. The key is placing it close to a fishtank in bright light and watering it with tank water. Idk why they say they hard to keep. It's thriving. Also moonlight pothos (scindapsas treubil moonlight). I like the thickness of the leaves and color
I think I'm scared to keep the fiddle leaf fig!
For climbing/hanging vines I suggest morning glory or moonflower. They are easy to keep alive and that is coming from someone who kills a lot of houseplants lol
haha nice suggestions
Trailing houseplant recommendation- Epipremnum Pinnatum Variegata (Variegated dragon's tail).
Very similar to pothos, just a bit different and IMO a little bit cooler.
QOTW:my favorite is the Philodendron Verrucosum...grows amazing in tanks and out...and its a Stunna....
As someone who got aquarium water on their couch and carpet during a 5.0 earthquake, I now keep my water tannin free lmao
lmao!
Christmas or Thanksgiving cactus plants are great house plants. Love their blooms!
that's what they are called?
@@FishForThought I was half asleep yesterday, I somehow forgot to type the "cactus" part 😅
I'm not huge on indoor plants but my aloe vera plant has been lower maintenance but grows out real nice
Another great FTR! If you're looking for a good hanging plant, spider plants and marble queen pothos are two ideas.
ooo ty
2 - 3 years back I won a goldfish from a fair (done it a few times they all died) but I put it in an ikea box with a filter and a river loach he’s thriving now in a 20 - 30 gallon tank with his buddie and I wish to put him in my new koi pond
Love the videos 🐠
when i was a kid and my friend told me about her mystery snails my reaction was "what an idiot getting snails she can't even identify"
i was the idiot
Make sure your new houseplants are safe for Millie.