Step-by-Step PLANTED GOLDFISH TANK! *setup

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2022
  • Today I set up a an easy to maintain planted goldfish tank, for 3 recently adopted fancy goldfish! Hope you enjoy the video!!! 😊
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Комментарии • 66

  • @theimbiber
    @theimbiber Год назад +7

    I think you are spot on with the heater idea , my goldfish are outside all year in a pond and yes they can survive sub zero temps but obviously they are much more active and happy in the summer when the water is 20 odd Deg c 👍

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад +1

      Yeah, I think with them being fancy goldfish, the heater will defo be of benefit!

    • @daren2501
      @daren2501 6 дней назад +1

      ​@G😂😂ingerFishyOffici

    • @daren2501
      @daren2501 6 дней назад

      Ttoo

  • @charleneprice3282
    @charleneprice3282 Год назад +1

    Love that peace of drift wood it's basically a perfect peace of drift wood

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад +1

      Thanks Charlene, yeah the driftwood was definitely a lucky find, and fitted just nicely! 😊

  • @nick92028
    @nick92028 6 месяцев назад +3

    Use Plasti-Dip to paint the back of your tank. That way if you ever want, you can just peel it right off. Looks great too.

  • @nayanmistry4641
    @nayanmistry4641 Год назад

    Looking awesome

  • @8AJ
    @8AJ Год назад +2

    I dont know why this dosent have much more likes and stuff. this is amazing! well done

  • @audrameyer9558
    @audrameyer9558 Год назад +1

    Hello! I love this tank 😍 Simple and beautiful!

  • @vertigoone-one-722
    @vertigoone-one-722 Год назад

    Great job man and superb editing!

  • @JAMES-rq3lm
    @JAMES-rq3lm Год назад

    Well explained nice set up good calm video.

  • @kevinwhite1077
    @kevinwhite1077 Год назад

    nice video keep them coming

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад

      Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it! I’ll be sure to keep them coming!! 😁

  • @carAnimation123
    @carAnimation123 Год назад

    Wow great this vedio 🎉

  • @milftractor
    @milftractor 4 месяца назад

    thanks for the info! I’m getting a new tank this weekend and i wanna be sure my fish are safe and happy! (i’m also a complete newbie)

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  4 месяца назад +1

      Thats awesome! Good luck with your new fish!! Any questions, feel free to ask, and I’ll try and answer them the best I can! 😁

  • @rogerhuggettjr.7675
    @rogerhuggettjr.7675 27 дней назад

    I had 7 goldfish in a 55-gallon and am slowly moving them to a 75 with my cycling. I have two fantails in now with 7 amazon swords across the back (volcanic rock, gravel and sand substrate), but when I moved the first of 5 shubunkin in he pulled up the swords despite having swords in the original tank. I'm wondering if he is bored with the larger, emptier tank and if he'll get back to normal once the rest are in. I moved him back to give the roots time to grow. Also contemplating ways to protect the base of the plants.

  • @lukeholloway7836
    @lukeholloway7836 6 месяцев назад

    Always a good idea to over filter

  • @stubbsaquatics6080
    @stubbsaquatics6080 Год назад +1

    Great job.. sand is a better choice but I use a heavy gravel and have had a problem but by Goldfish tanks for the most part are not planted or heated..
    Yours look great

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад +1

      Thanks Stubbs! Yeah, I’ve never used a heater with single tail goldfish, but with these guys being fancy and a bit more prone to things like swim bladder problems, decided to use a heater! Thanks again bro! 😃

    • @stubbsaquatics6080
      @stubbsaquatics6080 Год назад

      @@GingerFishyOfficial probably not a bad idea.

  • @Antonio88746
    @Antonio88746 Год назад

    Yo los tengo sin calentador y están perfectos y en España estamos en invierno

  • @jackanddan
    @jackanddan Год назад

    Bro goldfish don’t need a heater….hahaha awesome dude it looks great….a nice upgrade for these beauties 😀😀👍👍

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад

      Haha, thanks bro! 😎 yeah, they’ve settled in nicely to there new home! 😀

    • @fabianines6112
      @fabianines6112 5 месяцев назад

      They can. It’s optional

  • @One_ManTv
    @One_ManTv Год назад

    beautiful fish and nice idea, stay connected with me:)

  • @GriffsFish
    @GriffsFish 5 месяцев назад

    I have a similar set up i have allot of idea to help keep up with the bio load mybe we could test some !

  • @paulrooney3251
    @paulrooney3251 10 месяцев назад

    Hi there
    Where did you get the pre filter sponge from I can't find it anywhere I've got a fluval 307

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  10 месяцев назад

      I got it on eBay. Its an Aquarium Coop one, which you can’t usually get in the UK, but someone was selling them on eBay for a while. But, I have found that the the sponge from the ‘Ocean Free Hydra Bio’ internal filter works quite well as pre-filter on a canister.. they come in different sizes though and I can’t remember which size it is that will fit a 307. If you have a Maidenhead Aquatics near you, they sell them. 👍

  • @marianstan6240
    @marianstan6240 11 месяцев назад

    Hello,
    is the sponge filter mandatory?
    thank you, Marian

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  11 месяцев назад

      Hello! No, the sponge filter is not mandatory, but I would recommend having an air stone.

  • @hyplerai
    @hyplerai 6 месяцев назад

    The superglue isn’t bad for them? Could I use hot glue?

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  6 месяцев назад

      Hi there, instant contact super glue is fine to use, as it dries completely inert.. its widely used in the aquascaping world. Just check that it says cyanoacrylate on the ingredients and you should be all good. I’m not too sure about hot glue, I have seen people use it, but I’ve never used it myself.. I did a bit of research on it a while ago and came to the conclusion that I wouldn’t use it.. hope that helps! 😊

  • @suzannemoran7281
    @suzannemoran7281 Год назад

    Hi ,a nice set up for your cute little goldfish. Have they settled in well. I am looking for some nice goldfish for my pond. My local fish retailers only seem to stock common goldfish. Do you know where I could buy a few from ? 😊

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад +1

      Thank you! They have indeed settled in well.. my next video that should come out tomorrow is an update of this tank!! I don’t really know of any places to buy goldfish outside of local fish stores unfortunately.. I do think Wakin goldfish would be cool for a little pond though.. they have a slightly fancier tail than common goldfish, but from what I hear, are just as hardy! 😊

    • @suzannemoran7281
      @suzannemoran7281 Год назад

      @@GingerFishyOfficial I will ask at my local shop perhaps they would get some in for me. I will look forward to watching your next video update. 🐡🐟🐠☘🌾

  • @hannahgoesexploring3408
    @hannahgoesexploring3408 7 месяцев назад

    Beaut tank!! Question; do shubunkin’s need a heater?

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  7 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you! No, shubunkin’s don’t need a heater, they are very hardy!

    • @hannahgoesexploring3408
      @hannahgoesexploring3408 7 месяцев назад

      @@GingerFishyOfficial ahh thank you for that info it’s appreciated! 😄

  • @bipolarpolarbear8645
    @bipolarpolarbear8645 Месяц назад

    I have some specific questions about Blue Phoenix Goldfish care. My husband loves them and I finally found a breeder that I got one from, however I just want to make sure I properly take care of it until he’s home. He’s currently deployed so it’s a surprise. I’m looking for the perfect filtration system for it with low flow so it doesn’t cause too much stress on the fish when it swims. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Месяц назад

      Hi there! That’s awesome!! What sort of size is the fish? Also, what size tank do you have? If you’re worried about too much flow, a sponge filter would be a good way to go.

    • @bipolarpolarbear8645
      @bipolarpolarbear8645 Месяц назад

      @@GingerFishyOfficial Would just a sponge filter clean it well enough between the water changes? Well I haven’t seen the fish in person yet - I pick it up next week, but it’s about 5 months old and the tank is 50 gallons

    • @bipolarpolarbear8645
      @bipolarpolarbear8645 Месяц назад

      Also thank you for answering - I love your videos. Lots of good information.

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Месяц назад +1

      @@bipolarpolarbear8645 50 gallons is a good size, and big enough that you could do something similar to what I’ve done in this tank setup, by pairing the sponge filter with a canister filter. Or if you’re not a fan of canister filters, you could go with a hang-on-the-back filter. I’m in the UK and for some reason we don’t really have many hang-on-the-back filters here, but I know they are quite big in the US, as I think they are easier to maintain than canister filters. But yeah, you could go with just a canister or just hang-on-back, as either would provide plenty of mechanical and biological filtration (you can also adjust the flow rate on most of them). The 207 fluval canister filter that I used in this tank had the flow rate turned down when I first put the fish in and then over time slowly turned it up as they got bigger and stronger. Also if you did go for a canister filter, you could always add a spray bar to the outlet for a more gentle flow. I do like to always have an airstone going in all my tanks though, so I tend to think if I’ve got an airstone going, it may as well be in a sponge filter. Also, by having a couple of filters going, if one stops working for any reason, you still have one going.

    • @bipolarpolarbear8645
      @bipolarpolarbear8645 Месяц назад

      @@GingerFishyOfficial Thank you! All this helps so much. We already have a goldfish tank, but a I got a separate one for these fish. Along with a Pearlscale I’ll be putting in as well. Our first goldfish tank does have a hanging filter, but I feel like the current would be too strong for a blue Phoenix or at least that’s what I’ve heard.

  • @theimbiber
    @theimbiber Год назад

    Hi how are you getting aquarium coop filters in the UK ? Thanks

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад +1

      Hi mate, I ordered them on eBay, and they actually came from Australia, I think Aquarium Coop was shipping there for a whilst (I think they may have stopped now though, but I’m not 100% sure). But anyway, yeah, I ordered a few on eBay, a bit pricey, but not too bad, obviously the shipping cost a bit, but what I forgot to take into account was the import tax.. 😫 so probably won’t be buying anymore.. I’m glad I managed to get a couple though, as I’ve been wanting to try them out for a while!

    • @theimbiber
      @theimbiber Год назад

      Cheers for the info , the course foams ready shaped like that I can't seem to source in the UK for some reason ....
      Just found the Aussie ones on eBay a medium intake sponge only Inc p and p about 30 quid 😱

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад

      Yeah, I can’t find coarse sponge filters anywhere in the UK, I also can’t find any that you can add an air stone to like the aquarium coop ones.. Hopefully they’ll ship here one day 🙄

    • @theimbiber
      @theimbiber Год назад

      @@GingerFishyOfficial quick tip if cut out the plastic pipe bit from the middle of a cheapo sponge filter add a tiny bit of air line or just poke it straight in the hole a small airstone will fit.

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  Год назад

      @@theimbiber thanks for the tip, will defo give that a go!

  • @CEA046
    @CEA046 6 месяцев назад

    Where are the plants?

  • @pinewindowcleaning3222
    @pinewindowcleaning3222 8 месяцев назад

    some experts say sand and goldfish is a no no. what you think?

    • @GingerFishyOfficial
      @GingerFishyOfficial  8 месяцев назад

      Yeah, I’ve heard the same. Although it can sometimes be a bit confusing as I think there’s a big difference between a fine sand a more course sand like I used in this tank. Im personally not a big fan of fine sand, but I think the more course sand like what I used here works really well for goldfish, as it fine enough that food and waste doesn’t get trapped in it but it’s course enough to be able to gravel vac it. 😊

  • @DYS_Productions1323
    @DYS_Productions1323 Год назад

    Marko and polo

  • @davewolfy2906
    @davewolfy2906 2 месяца назад

    Acclimatized.
    We are of the United Kingdom.
    We are English.
    Using, the English language.