I'm really excited about this one because, in a way, it's the first setup for the new animal room. It also allows me to start showing off the DIY tanks I built the other week. My vision with those is to showcase four completely different environments and I think this was a great place to start. I personally love the look of blackwater and ripariums, so the combination of both seemed like an obvious choice. I want to know what you think, though! Let me know in the comments and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!
I used to not like the blackwater tanks, it felt like they were just swimming around in dirty water. Now I see how relaxed the fish are, how much closer to their natural habitat it is and what an amazing atmosphere it creates. Love this one, can't wait to see it fully stocked.
when I remember back to my teen years and having a regular tank. Seems the goal was to keep it totally "antiseptic" and pristine. I cringe when I contrast this with a natural tank such as this one. This is beautiful and clearly what nature intended for fish in the wild.
I can relate with you when you say, "I know most people aren't going to get this excited about a dead leaf, but isn't that incredible?" 😅 To everyone out there whose family doesn't quite understand the hobby, and maybe even thinks you're a little peculiar or eccentric, just keep scaping! There's a community here, and even if some (well-meaning) people can't see what's so great about that clump of moss you can't take your eyes off of, there's a lot of fulfillment and beauty to be found in this hobby. ✌
Those blue tetras are a perfect fit for the black water tank. The tannins make the water orange, so when the fish scales catch the light the contrast makes them look even brighter blue. Great build as always.
i feel the excitement for that root and the banana leaves. so much texture and a huge difference in what you normally can get a hold of. loving this build
That leaf was absolutely gorgeous. I feel sorry for the people who can't see that. These aren't sticks and leaves, they are our painter's pallet and brush. You can't make art without proper tools.
love the natural look of black water tanks and the bark + plants above the water line looks great and adds like a whole new dimension to the tank. absolutely a piece of art.
I would absolutely love to see a brief video of the moving process (if feasible). I recently got into aquariums in part thanks to your channel but I have no idea how I should go about moving these tanks when I move next 😅
Yes me too. Coincidentally on account of watching his video I have gotten a 120 gallon marine aquarium that I've have for about 6 months. There is a good chance that I'll move in the next month or so. So I'm very interested in seeing how that's done. Love the channel watch all the videos, some of them more than once.
this may be my favourite setup that you've done so far. I've been planning something very similar to this for awhile now, and your use of the cork bark and net pots to hold the plants above the water was the exact solution I needed. thanks again :)
blackwater tanks are my absolute favourite these days - i didn't even know they existed before finding your channel! they look so natural and actually remind me of a pond near my childhood home :D
Just rewatching all of your older vids, and it’s so cute watching you get so overexcited about plants and botanicals!!! You have such a love for your craft, and it’s so inspiring. Makes my day each time I watch.
Moving is one of the most stressful things someone can do. Try to stay calm. Think about how exciting it will be when you're done. If your wife gets too stressed, support her feelings. And vice versa. You guys can do it. And just think about how much fun it'll be when it's done! ☺️
I am absolutely obsessed with black water tanks for decades now. These are easy to maintain, and give a strong feeling of reality. And it's true, the fish tend to be calmer and happier in it.
Best of luck with the relocation! Thanks for another amazing build Tanner and for taking the time to post...we know you've got a lot going on right now.
I love this! My Betta loves his black water. It's a smaller setup and I use Seachem Renew for the chemical filtration because it takes the tannins out more slowly than other chemical filtration methods I've tried. It is a planted tank and well seasoned, but I just don't know if I'd feel comfortable filtering it on plants and biological media alone since it's only 10 gallons. I love that you're able to manage that on your black water tanks and I know my Betta fish is jealous.
Tanner, I just wanna let you know, I am just as excited about a dead leaf THAT BIG. I LOVE massive plants; they make me feel so badass growing them and remind me that there's more to Earth than humans and that life will keep going even when we're gone. 🍄
Man, I just discovered your channel a week or two ago and I’m officially obsessed lol When I was younger I was really into fish keeping. I had lots of different tanks over the years but it’s been more than a decade now since I’ve had any fish. These days I’m an avid gardener and plant nerd. Your channel is really inspiring me to combine these two hobbies. I absolutely love the mashup of art and science in all of your projects. It’s beautiful, fascinating, educational, therapeutic and just so cool! I don’t get inspired like this very often these days so I just wanted to say thank you. I’m really looking forward to seeing what you do at your new expanded space!
For me I love gardening so watching the progression of certain botanicals is the best part, what you do rocks, millions with wild setups tho what is created here is something else to be appreciated :)
I can’t wait to see your new animal room fill up. My room is becoming a bit of an animal room now too with a 20 gallon guppy tank, a black water for my Betta tasty and now me and my my brother are making a paludarium.
I spent a few years in my childhood obsessed with trying to create miniature worlds in terrariums and aquariums and never felt satisfied. Your videos give me a sense of second-hand satisfaction, if you'll forgive me. But the reason I comment is that I just noticed your Andy Warhol gecko shirt and it made me laugh out loud. What a great shirt!
stumbled onto this YT channel this week and am absolutely obsessed. I have never in my life been interested in this type of stuff, but it must have hit my creative and world building nerve. I have been binging out on all the videos!
I personally don’t like black water tanks but I do really enjoy this one because of the contrast between the plants and wood above the water. Can’t wait to see the next tanks
Its so good to see someone get so excited about random plant matter! And love Moss as much as me lol. It is really nice to listen to you too, some people who do these kinds of videos are far too full on and give me a headache, you're so down to earth which makes for easy listening and learning. I've been catching a lot of your terrainium videos. But this is absolutely breathtaking. I love fish, and putting the two together is beautiful. Well done and thank you so much for sharing your process. So much love and respect to you ❤️ 😁
Do amazing, I'm always feeling so blessed when you make a new video. I love the new larger botanicals. They really change the settings. I bet the fish love to hide back behind that bark too. So awesome!
Great work Tanner, another Serpasquad classic. I hope your new home will be a big place, in my opinion you need a converted wear house for all your creations. Anyway, good luck. Stay safe and well. Greetings from Cumbria in the U.K.
I've always been drawn to blackwater tanks, with one big reservation: the sparse planting. What a perfect way to have both! I just bought some cork bark today to put in a bioactive enclosure for feeder roaches, and was wondering, as I was breaking it into smaller pieces they can hide in, if cork bark could be used in an aquarium. Looks like I've got my answer. Awesome.
Whoa, good luck with the move, Tanner! May your glitches be minimal and easy to fix. Love a blackwater aquarium, they evoke a deep forest with all its mystery and ecological complexity.
Be safe, Tanner! Don't rush the move for the next video! We'll survive a week without something brand new--we can always binge-watch old episodes! Peace and God watch over your back!
Another gorgeous build! Blackwater setups are my favorite! I love that corkbark background with the plants and look forward to seeing the final masterpiece whens its finished. Goodluck with your move Tanner.
I am so excited to see how everything looks in the new place! I am a big fan of all your black water setups, I have not been able to keep an aquarium for years but I know once I'm able to I really want to do one. Thanks for another great video, and good luck with the move, friend!
I love blackwater tanks. Not only do they look more natural, but also they more stable and great for keeping fish that are more sensitive to health issues, as the tannins help in suppressing bacterial growth and boost the fishes immune system. And the water chemistry in them can be very interesting, as especially in very low ph environments (which some blackwater tanks tend to be), the filtration also doesn’t depend as much on bacteria. Tannin aquatics has some very interesting articles about that on their blog, which are definitely worth a read if one is interested in that.
5:48 I have used netted pots as well. Recently I have begun mounting a strip of coarse matala to the glass using expanding foam. Once roots begin to protrude from the matala it registers as a tangle or biomass to the eye.
Hey Tanner, another great build! At the end of the video you mentioned that you're going to be moving and I was wondering if you're planning to heavily document how you move all of your setups? I'm contemplating a move myself with a 70 gallon red eared slider enclosure, two 29 and a 10 gallon planted aquarium and an Ikea Detolf hamster enclosure and I'm looking for the best way to go about it...
If you need to take a few weeks off for moving that's totally understandable. As someone in the process of moving it's extremely mentally and physically draining, and I don't even have established tanks with animals in them yet. Please take whatever time you need to ensure that your family (animals and otherwise) gets settled into your new home. Maybe I'm just projecting because moving experiences are hectic at best but please remember to put yourself first right now, the channel will still be here if you just miss a few Saturdays
just a tip, you can buy banana leaves from asian grocery stores, however you'll probably have to do some post processing to get them clean and sunbleached.
Thanks for another great video, Tanner! Watching your new uploads every Saturday is a highlight of my weekend. The color of the water reminds me of the Spongebob episode when Sandy poured tea into Spongebob and Patrick’s water helmets if anyone gets that reference 😂
Awesome video like always! I really enjoy those types of setup. I wish you all the luck and success in your new place! I’m so excited to see what you are going to do with it, room tour, etc. Have an awesome day! See you next week Tanner! 🤓
You should do a video of how you move your tanks. I feel like that would be such a nightmare so seeing how you go about doing it would be super helpful.
bought a very small tank a while ago and decided to make it a blackwater one. Couple of big stones, some wood and a few plants. The fish just love it. At first i made the mistake of going for very fancy multicolored led lights but there's really no need for that. There's just some Hasemania nana and Aplocheilichthys normani in there and that's all the tank needs.
Probably a bit left field, but have you considered making a cat grass vivarium with water feature that's open so indoor cats can enjoy a slice of nature?
Love your stuff Tanner I wonder if you still remember me out of all the followers you have if you don't it's fine but still one day I would like your advice on something I'm going to build and I hope that maybe you'll remember me enough to help me with a bit of a biosphere project let's put it this way it's not little I hope that maybe in the future you might be able to help me with setting it up or a few pointers here and there. I hope your channel continues to grow I have seen you when your channel had very few subscribers and I remember you're very first appearances it's good to see that you've grown you now have a family and your animals look great keep up the great work the people who watched you from the very beginning are happy to see you grow as a person and enjoy your new personal freedom
I'm really excited about this one because, in a way, it's the first setup for the new animal room. It also allows me to start showing off the DIY tanks I built the other week. My vision with those is to showcase four completely different environments and I think this was a great place to start. I personally love the look of blackwater and ripariums, so the combination of both seemed like an obvious choice. I want to know what you think, though! Let me know in the comments and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!
great idea can’t wait to see what u do ! ^-^
Will the tannins stain the glass?
@@unicornsandrainbows6676 I don't think so but maybe
It´s great as always. But I think it could need some moss on the bark that´s sticking out of the water.
Love it, but I have those blue tetras and tried a 55g planted community tank with them and they are very very nippy
It’s nice knowing that I’m not the only person who gets excited about dead leaves!
I love your content! I hope you update the Paludarium soon!
Me too
Hi Dr. Plants! Love your ecosystem build video!
Waiting for your next one... maybe something with frogs this time?
I used to not like the blackwater tanks, it felt like they were just swimming around in dirty water. Now I see how relaxed the fish are, how much closer to their natural habitat it is and what an amazing atmosphere it creates. Love this one, can't wait to see it fully stocked.
when I remember back to my teen years and having a regular tank. Seems the goal was to keep it totally "antiseptic" and pristine. I cringe when I contrast this with a natural tank such as this one. This is beautiful and clearly what nature intended for fish in the wild.
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I can relate with you when you say, "I know most people aren't going to get this excited about a dead leaf, but isn't that incredible?" 😅 To everyone out there whose family doesn't quite understand the hobby, and maybe even thinks you're a little peculiar or eccentric, just keep scaping! There's a community here, and even if some (well-meaning) people can't see what's so great about that clump of moss you can't take your eyes off of, there's a lot of fulfillment and beauty to be found in this hobby. ✌
I see beauty in dead leaves, esp in the fall.
I try to capture the colors with watercolors
Those blue tetras are a perfect fit for the black water tank. The tannins make the water orange, so when the fish scales catch the light the contrast makes them look even brighter blue. Great build as always.
I love the fan shape with the palm-looking leaf, it really makes it for me
i feel the excitement for that root and the banana leaves. so much texture and a huge difference in what you normally can get a hold of. loving this build
That leaf was absolutely gorgeous. I feel sorry for the people who can't see that. These aren't sticks and leaves, they are our painter's pallet and brush. You can't make art without proper tools.
love the natural look of black water tanks and the bark + plants above the water line looks great and adds like a whole new dimension to the tank. absolutely a piece of art.
I appreciate the dedication to the build right before moving! It looks really good. Thanks for always putting in the effort you do!
Can't wait to see all your tanks in your new place. Great build again!
I would absolutely love to see a brief video of the moving process (if feasible). I recently got into aquariums in part thanks to your channel but I have no idea how I should go about moving these tanks when I move next 😅
Buckets with lids for your fish.. battery powered air stone.. and extra buckets of tank water
Yes me too.
Coincidentally on account of watching his video I have gotten a 120 gallon marine aquarium that I've have for about 6 months.
There is a good chance that I'll move in the next month or so.
So I'm very interested in seeing how that's done.
Love the channel watch all the videos, some of them more than once.
this may be my favourite setup that you've done so far. I've been planning something very similar to this for awhile now, and your use of the cork bark and net pots to hold the plants above the water was the exact solution I needed. thanks again :)
blackwater tanks are my absolute favourite these days - i didn't even know they existed before finding your channel! they look so natural and actually remind me of a pond near my childhood home :D
I really like this tank. The brownish water makes the trustor of plants that much more vibrant. Each ecosystem is visually distinct from each other.
Just rewatching all of your older vids, and it’s so cute watching you get so overexcited about plants and botanicals!!! You have such a love for your craft, and it’s so inspiring. Makes my day each time I watch.
Moving is one of the most stressful things someone can do. Try to stay calm. Think about how exciting it will be when you're done. If your wife gets too stressed, support her feelings. And vice versa. You guys can do it. And just think about how much fun it'll be when it's done! ☺️
Every time I see one of your videos I keep wanting to redo the hard scape on the paludarium I’m working on! Beautiful work!
It’s gorgeous! The contrasts in light and dark is really lovely.
I am absolutely obsessed with black water tanks for decades now. These are easy to maintain, and give a strong feeling of reality. And it's true, the fish tend to be calmer and happier in it.
Best of luck with the relocation! Thanks for another amazing build Tanner and for taking the time to post...we know you've got a lot going on right now.
I love this! My Betta loves his black water. It's a smaller setup and I use Seachem Renew for the chemical filtration because it takes the tannins out more slowly than other chemical filtration methods I've tried. It is a planted tank and well seasoned, but I just don't know if I'd feel comfortable filtering it on plants and biological media alone since it's only 10 gallons. I love that you're able to manage that on your black water tanks and I know my Betta fish is jealous.
Tanner, I just wanna let you know, I am just as excited about a dead leaf THAT BIG. I LOVE massive plants; they make me feel so badass growing them and remind me that there's more to Earth than humans and that life will keep going even when we're gone. 🍄
Man, I just discovered your channel a week or two ago and I’m officially obsessed lol
When I was younger I was really into fish keeping. I had lots of different tanks over the years but it’s been more than a decade now since I’ve had any fish. These days I’m an avid gardener and plant nerd.
Your channel is really inspiring me to combine these two hobbies. I absolutely love the mashup of art and science in all of your projects. It’s beautiful, fascinating, educational, therapeutic and just so cool!
I don’t get inspired like this very often these days so I just wanted to say thank you. I’m really looking forward to seeing what you do at your new expanded space!
For me I love gardening so watching the progression of certain botanicals is the best part, what you do rocks, millions with wild setups tho what is created here is something else to be appreciated :)
Not usually a fan of blackwater but the contrast of elements above and below the water is soo pretty
Im so excited for the saltwater project you’l be doing+the Dart frog enclosure
I can't wait for the saltwater one!
This mimicks pretty much exactly what I saw down the river on my walk yesterday
It makes my day hearing tanner rattle off all the plant names😂
Good luck with your move! Can't wait to see all of the extra space you have left in the new house once everything is settled in
Just wow!!! Between this and your IKEA glass tutorial I have been inspired beyond belief, thank you!
This type of tank is so relaxing, and seriously thinking about adding another tank in my bedroom like this.
I can’t wait to see your new animal room fill up. My room is becoming a bit of an animal room now too with a 20 gallon guppy tank, a black water for my Betta tasty and now me and my my brother are making a paludarium.
I don't know why I'm so obsessed with all ur vids to the point I rewatch them when u don't post in time I just am.
I spent a few years in my childhood obsessed with trying to create miniature worlds in terrariums and aquariums and never felt satisfied. Your videos give me a sense of second-hand satisfaction, if you'll forgive me. But the reason I comment is that I just noticed your Andy Warhol gecko shirt and it made me laugh out loud. What a great shirt!
stumbled onto this YT channel this week and am absolutely obsessed. I have never in my life been interested in this type of stuff, but it must have hit my creative and world building nerve. I have been binging out on all the videos!
I personally don’t like black water tanks but I do really enjoy this one because of the contrast between the plants and wood above the water. Can’t wait to see the next tanks
I absolutely love how you hid the filter! 😮
Its so good to see someone get so excited about random plant matter! And love Moss as much as me lol. It is really nice to listen to you too, some people who do these kinds of videos are far too full on and give me a headache, you're so down to earth which makes for easy listening and learning.
I've been catching a lot of your terrainium videos. But this is absolutely breathtaking. I love fish, and putting the two together is beautiful. Well done and thank you so much for sharing your process. So much love and respect to you ❤️ 😁
Perfect timing! My friend at work and I got permission to set up an aquarium.
You're so good at pronouncing scientific names of plants.
Good luck on the move Tanner!! I can’t imagine the amount of stress you and your wife are under. Take care of yourselves. ❤
Love it! I don't know why, but these blackwater tanks always strike a chord with me more than anything else.
Do amazing, I'm always feeling so blessed when you make a new video. I love the new larger botanicals. They really change the settings. I bet the fish love to hide back behind that bark too. So awesome!
So happy to see this, Cochu's blue tetra is my favourite fish and a tank like this is one of my dream tanks. Simply gorgeous.
Great work Tanner, another Serpasquad classic.
I hope your new home will be a big place, in my opinion you need a converted wear house for all your creations.
Anyway, good luck. Stay safe and well.
Greetings from Cumbria in the U.K.
I've always been drawn to blackwater tanks, with one big reservation: the sparse planting. What a perfect way to have both! I just bought some cork bark today to put in a bioactive enclosure for feeder roaches, and was wondering, as I was breaking it into smaller pieces they can hide in, if cork bark could be used in an aquarium. Looks like I've got my answer. Awesome.
I love the blue tetras! The orange tones really make the blue pop since they’re contrasting colours! 🥰 using your art skills there tanner!
Whoa, good luck with the move, Tanner! May your glitches be minimal and easy to fix. Love a blackwater aquarium, they evoke a deep forest with all its mystery and ecological complexity.
Be safe, Tanner! Don't rush the move for the next video! We'll survive a week without something brand new--we can always binge-watch old episodes! Peace and God watch over your back!
Another gorgeous build! Blackwater setups are my favorite! I love that corkbark background with the plants and look forward to seeing the final masterpiece whens its finished. Goodluck with your move Tanner.
I’ve always thought about using cork bark in my botanical style aquariums and now I’m determined to do it somehow. Thanks for some inspiration.
You are so incredibly inspiring.! It has been about years since I set up my gallon tank. I think this might just be my next inspiration. Thank you!
I am so excited to see how everything looks in the new place! I am a big fan of all your black water setups, I have not been able to keep an aquarium for years but I know once I'm able to I really want to do one. Thanks for another great video, and good luck with the move, friend!
I love black water tanks! They are my favorite and the fish just seem to love it
Lovely build as always! and I hope you'll show how you move everything to your new house, would be nice to know how to do that safely
I love blackwater tanks.
Not only do they look more natural, but also they more stable and great for keeping fish that are more sensitive to health issues, as the tannins help in suppressing bacterial growth and boost the fishes immune system.
And the water chemistry in them can be very interesting, as especially in very low ph environments (which some blackwater tanks tend to be), the filtration also doesn’t depend as much on bacteria.
Tannin aquatics has some very interesting articles about that on their blog, which are definitely worth a read if one is interested in that.
man really said not that complex and made a whole ecosystem
finally some love for boehlkea fredcochui! i love the blue tetras, great fish! yours have some beautiful color, that’s how u know they’re happy!
As usual, on point very much Tanner!! I've just got myself a red clawed Crayfish and have set up her river bed tank on your inspiration. Thank you 😁
5:48 I have used netted pots as well. Recently I have begun mounting a strip of coarse matala to the glass using expanding foam. Once roots begin to protrude from the matala it registers as a tangle or biomass to the eye.
Amazing video as always! I hope you keep uploading!
I recently found you I think your videos are very informative and interesting and great for new beginners.
What a gorgeous tank! I love how natural it looks and I'm sure the fish love it too! Good luck with your move, I hope it goes well!!
tanner when you started naming all the plants i swear the furniture in my room started floating sounded like you were casting spells on me
Oh my god! TANNER!! Awesome build, buddy.
I'm loving this one.
Thank you.
Hey Tanner, another great build! At the end of the video you mentioned that you're going to be moving and I was wondering if you're planning to heavily document how you move all of your setups? I'm contemplating a move myself with a 70 gallon red eared slider enclosure, two 29 and a 10 gallon planted aquarium and an Ikea Detolf hamster enclosure and I'm looking for the best way to go about it...
would like to see him do this as well!
Fantastic build! Blackwater setups are slowly but surely growing on me
If you need to take a few weeks off for moving that's totally understandable. As someone in the process of moving it's extremely mentally and physically draining, and I don't even have established tanks with animals in them yet. Please take whatever time you need to ensure that your family (animals and otherwise) gets settled into your new home. Maybe I'm just projecting because moving experiences are hectic at best but please remember to put yourself first right now, the channel will still be here if you just miss a few Saturdays
my local pet store is selling a variety of isopods…i’m exited!!!!
just a tip, you can buy banana leaves from asian grocery stores, however you'll probably have to do some post processing to get them clean and sunbleached.
I love this guys videos so much, but you are literally Toby from the Office. Like down to the last detail
Good luck with the move! See you on the flip side.
This is so wonderful thank you for all that you do! Would love to see you do a scape with edible plants!
Gorgeous tank, I've never seen blue tetras before, they're beautiful 😍
That batigue root is so awesome!
Thanks for another great video, Tanner! Watching your new uploads every Saturday is a highlight of my weekend.
The color of the water reminds me of the Spongebob episode when Sandy poured tea into Spongebob and Patrick’s water helmets if anyone gets that reference 😂
This is a great set up. Good luck with your move Tanner.
Awesome video like always! I really enjoy those types of setup.
I wish you all the luck and success in your new place! I’m so excited to see what you are going to do with it, room tour, etc.
Have an awesome day! See you next week Tanner! 🤓
You should get into Killifish. They have personalities as good as bettas, if not better. Not to mention the amazing colours.
Absolutely agree
You should do a video of how you move your tanks. I feel like that would be such a nightmare so seeing how you go about doing it would be super helpful.
bought a very small tank a while ago and decided to make it a blackwater one. Couple of big stones, some wood and a few plants. The fish just love it.
At first i made the mistake of going for very fancy multicolored led lights but there's really no need for that. There's just some Hasemania nana and Aplocheilichthys normani in there and that's all the tank needs.
Probably a bit left field, but have you considered making a cat grass vivarium with water feature that's open so indoor cats can enjoy a slice of nature?
Great build! Good luck on your move. Glad you were able to put that material to great use. Final product looks amazing.
Man your builds are so inspired. Absolutely love the look of this!! Thanks for all the great content
Good luck on the move, Tanner! Hope it all goes smoothly!
Can’t wait for the new house!!!!!! please Vlog the process!
Beautiful piece of bark
Beautiful build. Good luck with the move Tanner.
Work of art as usual.
Love your stuff Tanner I wonder if you still remember me out of all the followers you have if you don't it's fine but still one day I would like your advice on something I'm going to build and I hope that maybe you'll remember me enough to help me with a bit of a biosphere project let's put it this way it's not little I hope that maybe in the future you might be able to help me with setting it up or a few pointers here and there. I hope your channel continues to grow I have seen you when your channel had very few subscribers and I remember you're very first appearances it's good to see that you've grown you now have a family and your animals look great keep up the great work the people who watched you from the very beginning are happy to see you grow as a person and enjoy your new personal freedom
I’ve noticed that you make a lot of your tanks from scratch. You should try to make a tank that isn’t rectangular! It would be a really cool project!
Its very cool looking never thought about the fish feeling better because there are tannins in the water.
Good luck with the move!! Hope everything goes smoothly and quickly!
I love blackwater tanks
Wishing you massive luck for the move to your new house.
It looks perfect. I wouldn't add moss to it. Sometimes, less is more.
Blackwater tanks are my favourite, hope your move goes well
I’ve always wanted to see black emperor tetras in a build maybe one day
Your vid’s make dopamine go
Great watching your work really look forward to seeing what you have in coming up in the future. Good luck with your move