My 5 FAVORITE Aquarium Products
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
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These are my five favorite aquarium related products.
Programmable Wifi Plug: www.aquariumcoop.com/collecti...
Mag-Float Algae Scrapers: www.aquariumcoop.com/collecti...
Xtreme Krill Flakes: www.aquariumcoop.com/collecti...
Fritz Dechlorinator with pump head: www.aquariumcoop.com/collecti...
Fritz A.C.C.R. Dechlorinator: www.aquariumcoop.com/collecti...
Sponge Filters: www.aquariumcoop.com/collecti...
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Here are the links for all of the items that I shared in the video. These are not affiliate links.
Programmable Wifi Plug: www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/lights/products/kasa-wifi-light-timer
Mag-Float Algae Scrapers: www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/cleaning-supplies/products/mag-float-cleaners
Xtreme Krill Flakes: www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/fish-food/products/xtreme-krill-flakes
Fritz Dechlorinator with pump head: www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/water-care/products/fritz-complete-water-conditioner-8oz
Fritz A.C.C.R. Dechlorinator: www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/water-care/products/fritz-a-c-c-r-water-conditioner
Sponge Filters: www.aquariumcoop.com/collections/sponge-filters/products/aquarium-co-op-coarse-sponge-filter
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Thank you to my channel sponsors and supporters, Aquarium Co-op, Xtreme Aquatic Foods and Fritz Aquatics.
I would put my Python water changer on that list. Not everyone is swoll enough to carry buckets upon buckets of water back and forth to the sink like some FishTubers.
Good way to get a work out for sure lol
Definitely! Python water changer is a game changer. Especially for big, deep tanks!
Thank you! I really appreciate your advice. I use the Kasa plug thanks to you and now I’m going to look into buying that filter. Thanks again for your help!
I'm with you on the Kasa plugs.
I haven't cleaned my aquarium coop sponge filters in 8 months. They still work.
The wifi plugs are great!! I bought some on Amazon and they are awesome for timing my lights on and off
We use smart plugs in our fish room on all of our lights, they are Great. I'm glad to see others use them!!
Great product. I like sponge filters too. I have canisters but still run the sponges as a backup or main filtration. Liked
Great products! Thanks for the overview. I love my aquarium co-op sponge filters. The coarseness of the sponge is my favorite part. Keeps my 75 looking great 👍🏻
I just love the sponge filters from aquarium co-op!
Agree with the Krill flakes. I like it too. The plugs are a nice to have. My lights are on timers.
I've always used Seachem Prime but I'm going to give the Fritz a try. Thanks.
I'd love the wifi timers with my tanks but getting the plug management all worked out is tougher because (at least with the timers in this video) they have one output each. Currently I have my light timers with two outputs each plugged straight into the wall, with a power strip plugged in below them to do everything else for the tanks.
Wifi timers are probably going to be one of the things I upgrade when I move (including putting solid black tint on my tank backs and creating a much smaller scale version of your air manifold), but for now mechanical timers work for me.
You can always use the WiFi plug into the wall outlet, and connect a power strip to the plug. That way you can control more than one light with the plug, while still having a second outlet (and even another power strip) for items that don’t need a timer.
Good video.
Give the ppl what we want!!! Feed the fish and film it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great informative video!
Great to see you back here buddy!
I have all of these except for the fritz dechlorinator, I have just been using seachem for that. The wifi plug is a must for me because I like being lazy and this makes it so I dont even have to think about turning my lights on and off
Excellent video. Your experience and so many other advanced aquarists reinforces the fact that HOBs and cannister filters are expensive, and not necessary for a successful aquarium. As well, all the filter media options can be eliminated with one clear winner- Sponges!!!
This guy is great!
An item I would add to your list is an aquarium water test kit. I found that I was changing water more frequently than I needed to keep water at good parameters.
Zenzo, The wifi plugs are great to have and helps quite abit for programming. The Xtreme line of goods are very good quality. I used it when I had cichlids in the past. Have you thought of purchasing a 4stage RO unit with a carbon/cloromine filter & say a 100-200g water reservoir so you wouldn’t have to treat the water every time you do a WC?
I love my Python for water changes, I only have 4 tanks but a few years ago I added a sink to my basement and that allowed me to stop hauling buckets of water. The Aquarium Co-op product I like is their fertilizer package that comes with Easy Green, Easy Iron and Easy Carbon (algae inhibitor) and root tabs. My plants responded well and I no longer have algae on the glass. I like the mag-float scrapers too. I have consider trying sponge filters, but haven't In my multi tank I have Penguin 350s with Sponge pre-filters to prevent sand from getting in the filter; they are messy to clean - when you remove sponge filters from sand tanks do they dump sand everyway into the water column? I have also starting using Aqua Clear filter sponges in my Marineland Penguin filters, a lot cheaper that replacing filter cartridges all the time. I use Seachem prime as my dechlorinator.
I haven’t had issues with sand or anything when cleaning my sponges.
Zenzo is a total hybrid of Corey McElroy and Dwayne Johnson! Lol, all joking aside your content is terrific and I greatly appreciate your vast knowledge and inspiration!
LOL!!! That’s a good one! Thank you!
Brian - check out my community tab or my Instagram story. I made a meme!
Yo love your videos I live in sf definitely would love to talk more about cloromines I jest want to understand how water works I’m deeply in love with the hobby and definitely appreciate any advice
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nice aquarium co-op commercial). haha I do like thier stuff.
I do too
I never thought to just let my Hornwort just grow in a clump in the tank, I always tried to anchor it down and it just breaks away
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Friend I your fan from India
Can you put video about tropheus Dubaisi cichlids
Hi Tazawa Tanks!
I really like your list. Its helping prepare for reestablishing my tank . Question: would you recommend both porosities of sponges for a 10 gallon tank. I'm obsessed with filtering my tanks because I lost (3) Fish because the filter broke, and I wasn't able to purchase another one. I had at that point an Oscar and (2) goldfish who were supposed to be Oscar food. All at least 10" in length. FYI, I won't be live feeding again. That was my first time keeping fish.
For a 10 gallon tank, I’d use one medium sized Aquarium Co-op filter. I don’t think multiple types is necessary.
nice video love the content stay safe
Thanks, you too!
@@TazawaTanks youre the best I love your videos and youre content stay safe
What are those floating plants you have in a lot of your tanks?
Hornwort
An item that I combine with the WiFi plugs is the Mindy Short Extension Cord Adapters. The are great when using a power strip to allow large electrical adapters to be side by side on the power strip and not be an issue. Check this out at Amazon
[UL Listed] Miady Short Power Extension Cord Outlet Saver, 16AWG/13A, 3 Prong (4 Pack, Black, 8 Inch) www.amazon.com/dp/B07H9LPFDB/ref=cm_sw_r_u_apa_i_gX6-FbCX1AXFY?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Zenzo you are jacked
Add a Python, black airline tubing and Repashy to it. Great list! I use Glass Scrapper and Sponges in every tank. If it doesn't have an app already(Fluval)I use the Wifi Timers. Big fan of Xtreme! I can't get anything Fritz here yet.
You can't order Fritz where you are ?
@@gingersnaps6279 I can just nobody carries it in stores. Seachem Prime is the best it gets right now.
Not trying to be a jerk but why is Fritz better than seachem safe?
The biggest advantage of Fritz A.C.C.R. vs Safe is that the Fritz product doesn't have that sulfur smell. That can be a big deal for some people. As far as the Fritz Complete vs Prime, they are both equally great products. The Fritz product comes with the measurable pump head if bought from Aquarium Co-op.
@@TazawaTanks Respect for an honest answer. I appreciate it. I have a strong nose so that doesn’t make it for me but thank you pointing it out.
You should show more of your salt water tank
You're right...I should!
Do you ever have problems with fry getting caught in the coarse sponge?
No, not fry. Sometimes Malaysian Trumpet Snails, but they can easily be pulled out.
I have a wifi power bar so all the electronics for my aquarium are on one device. But each plug can be controlled individually.
Link!
www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/geeni-smart-wi-fi-surge-protector-0529703p.html not sure where to get it outside of Canada.
I have an air stone installed in my Aqua Top sponge filter the same way as your sponge filters. I do like that idea and helpful! I also find the Eheim air diffuser helpful especially when medicating tanks with higher temperatures and to have more O2/CO2 exchange
Fritz turbo start?
Yeah, it’s a good product. I have a whole different video that shows all of the Fritz products that I use.
Zenzo...can you make a sweatshirt with that fish on it?
Good idea. I’m looking to relaunch my apparel in 2021.
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I need to get the WiFi going in my new fish room to get them plugs going on my tanks.
I stil whatch ur videos i dest dont comment so offre:P
Offren lol
Lol he actually turned on my aquarium lights by saying hey google
LOL! I was wondering if that was going to happen to someone. Classic!
Lol millions watch him he reckons
Well, my channel has over 5.6 million views. Granted, many people are return viewers, but still, not way off in my statement.
The video is good, nice subject. But I can't agree with you on sponge filter. In my experience, sponge are not good for biological filtration. I now have external canister filters in all my tanks and believe me or not the sponge which is in there is a pre filtration for me and that the only thing I clean every month. The rest is biological filtration media that I only clean a little bit in aquarium water every 3-4 months or so. I use seachem matrix and eheim substrate pro as bio media. This kind of filtration is the only one that provides good conditions for the growth of beneficial bacteria. In comparison sponge filters are useless... However this is only my opinion and I only have 4 tanks so I can understand that in your situation external filters are too expensive
Sponge filters are actually one of the best filters when it comes to biological filtration. That’s what they are designed to do. The surface area on one sponge can equal that of what is kept in some canister filters. When you stack sponges or have a few setup, the surface area is even greater.