8 MONTH UPDATE: No Filter, No CO2, No Ferts, No Water Changes - 5 Gallon Nano Dirted Tank

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  • Опубликовано: 5 дек 2024

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  • @kevinchiang4766
    @kevinchiang4766 2 года назад +50

    Awesome tank! I think a key thing here is also the relatively deep substrate level for a tank this size. It allows the differentiation of bacteria into layers which promotes nutrient recycling and keeps the water quality more stable!

    • @omkaringalgi
      @omkaringalgi 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/HvzIbca5jCw/видео.html
      You would be happy to match my nanoscape then.

  • @namelessone5968
    @namelessone5968 3 года назад +238

    I have an outdoor 15g heavily planted dirted tank that has been running for more than 2 years. No filter or any form of circulation, just top ups every few months since it's covered. The guppies, shrimps and snails are still breeding. Feeding is minimal at around 3 to 4 times a week. It looks as clear as my filtered indoor setup. Had a few challenges in the first few months but once things stabilized it just created its own ecosystem and balanced itself out.

    • @wix3759
      @wix3759 3 года назад +2

      What do you use to treat the water ?

    • @namelessone5968
      @namelessone5968 3 года назад +10

      @@wix3759 when refilling/ topping up, I just use a cheap dechlorinator. I can probably get away with just letting the water sit in a container for 24 hours to let the chlorine dissipate but I prefer using dechlorinator because it's faster and cheap anyways.

    • @joelkanawati4729
      @joelkanawati4729 3 года назад +6

      Do you have snails in it? If so, what kind of snails and have they ever become a problem for you. Thanks

    • @namelessone5968
      @namelessone5968 3 года назад +15

      @@joelkanawati4729 the tank has ramshorn and MTS in it..the snail population isn't really much of a problem because the tank has mininal algae and the feeding isn't really heavy so there isn't much for the snails to eat..I also use the snails as feeding indicators, if there's too much of them then I need to reduce the feeding and take out any dead leaves from the plants to control their population

    • @joelkanawati4729
      @joelkanawati4729 3 года назад +1

      @@namelessone5968 Very helpful, thank you so much

  • @34_bugg32
    @34_bugg32 4 года назад +54

    For people wondering were the poop goes its actually goes into the plants it's a very great natural fertilizer and the plants also filter your water so if your a lil broke and can't get a filter get plants the pretty and helpful

    • @suhaimiismail3549
      @suhaimiismail3549 4 года назад +3

      Thanks for the info.. I'm recreating my landscape and thinking to put plant in it

    • @omkaringalgi
      @omkaringalgi 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/HvzIbca5jCw/видео.html
      You would be happy to match my nanoscape then.

    • @jordimateubartroli951
      @jordimateubartroli951 2 года назад +1

      To the plants and to the bacteria that grow in the soil

    • @watchmeclipbots
      @watchmeclipbots 2 года назад

      What sort of plants do I need to get.

    • @BiggyC-dh2kn
      @BiggyC-dh2kn Год назад

      @@collinmckinney6952 this has to be a joke right?

  • @RegisAquatics
    @RegisAquatics  4 года назад +9

    Hello everyone! Please subscribe if you enjoyed this video! Also, follow me on Facebook and Instagram for details on future projects!
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    • @ronnirvin2284
      @ronnirvin2284 4 года назад

      Hey i want a fighter fish for my pet plas send me in parcel pls pls

  • @vb6060
    @vb6060 4 года назад +51

    With such a small tank, I didn't think we could maintain a natural low-tech aquarium, but you've just shown it's possible. Thanks.

  • @ryanfarrell8370
    @ryanfarrell8370 2 года назад +4

    The life of this tank was inspiring to watch. Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @DN-pn7rj
    @DN-pn7rj 4 года назад +198

    That is a really beautiful tank....So natural. The fish look really happy....not swimming aimlessly, but curiously looking around....enjoying life. 😄

    • @omkaringalgi
      @omkaringalgi 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/HvzIbca5jCw/видео.html
      You would be happy to match my nanoscape then.

  • @yearningnation4184
    @yearningnation4184 2 года назад +9

    for a long time, maybe 9 years i've had a similar setup with endlers (or hybrids), amano, nerite, but with bublebee gobies too. i use a spoon or two of salt per gallon but never to replace evaporated water. first set of gobies last near 6 years. fed em every other day, if that, enriched frozen food.

    • @omkaringalgi
      @omkaringalgi 2 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/HvzIbca5jCw/видео.html
      You would be happy to match my nanoscape then.

  • @MDFishTanks
    @MDFishTanks 4 года назад +159

    instant click!!!

    • @backupemail4837
      @backupemail4837 4 года назад +4

      Omg Hi! I love Ur video! My favourite tank is your rainbow river tank, my favourite video is where u got Timmy though!

    • @siddharthrm6385
      @siddharthrm6385 4 года назад +2

      Yo MD . In your small nano tanks how do you prevent fish litter from accumulating in the bottom of the tank . Is it just regular water changes or .

  • @nathanbrowne2800
    @nathanbrowne2800 4 года назад +136

    No water change means topping up due to evaporation , I do this myself and works just fine .

    • @Millsy5
      @Millsy5 4 года назад +8

      Nathan Browne So you can’t have a lid?

    • @dzwiedziuPL
      @dzwiedziuPL 4 года назад +10

      @@Millsy5 I have a lid and I need to top up anyway :)

    • @arfishadventure4972
      @arfishadventure4972 4 года назад +2

      Have some aquarium no water change

    • @BucketPonds
      @BucketPonds 4 года назад +26

      I've been running a 20 gallon with tetras and gambusia for over a year with no water changes. LOTS of plants and macro algae. Yes it's a viable method

    • @ckch4535
      @ckch4535 4 года назад +11

      I got 55 litre never done water change just top it up every week

  • @deltoid4
    @deltoid4 4 года назад +20

    That ball thing was really cool. Gonna go get my hands dirty ^^

  • @andykerr415
    @andykerr415 4 года назад +40

    Wish my plant trimmings all floated to the top that easy!!! Moss breaks my heart 😂
    Great video chum 👍🏻

    • @RegisAquatics
      @RegisAquatics  4 года назад +3

      Thanks! Moss trimmings are a nightmare!

  • @Nalawin
    @Nalawin 4 года назад +4

    Great video. I did similar in a 90cm tank with lobster, fishes, etc all natural feed only garden veg. Animals happy plants happy. Only used water pumped to a growbed and flow back just to break water surface.

  • @cyndifoore7743
    @cyndifoore7743 4 года назад +2

    I really like the ball you made. Very cool.

  • @rubyburke6506
    @rubyburke6506 3 года назад +4

    I had a self maintaining ecosystem for 3 years, all I really did was feed and add water. It was beautiful. I miss it. 😢

    • @gainswithkathy
      @gainswithkathy 3 года назад +1

      Did you have to take water out to add it or did the water just evaporate on its own? What kind of water did you add in?

  • @gabrielpaulino2791
    @gabrielpaulino2791 3 года назад +35

    Dude what happened to this tank? Should do an update on it if you still have it

  • @ondranovotny3724
    @ondranovotny3724 4 года назад +1

    To je dobrý jak udělal ten závěsný květináček, líbí se mi to moóc. 👍👍👍✌️

  • @edisonle8141
    @edisonle8141 4 года назад +8

    I like how you take your time o every little details

  • @edisonle8141
    @edisonle8141 4 года назад +9

    Yeah just like foo the flower horn👏

  • @josephposada1830
    @josephposada1830 4 года назад +3

    Editing is so amazing lol

  • @albertmadrec4155
    @albertmadrec4155 4 года назад +13

    it's waldstad metod , very amazing ;-)

  • @mahbubalmakkawy9245
    @mahbubalmakkawy9245 3 года назад +1

    Maa shaa ALLAH very Amazing

  • @Meilei429
    @Meilei429 4 года назад +5

    Informative and relaxing 🙏🏼

  • @FreshwaterAdventures
    @FreshwaterAdventures 4 года назад +10

    this is really cool :) love it

  • @GabbyRocio
    @GabbyRocio 3 года назад +3

    The plant growth is amazing. I keep thinking about trying a dirted tank, but soooooo many people have told me not to lol.

  • @leesahcage3297
    @leesahcage3297 4 года назад +7

    Great video, what plant do you think grew the fastest, which was the easiest to maintain, which on was the slowest to grow?

  • @MarbleHercules
    @MarbleHercules 3 года назад

    The rescape came out very nice. 🤩

  • @rekhajoe8292
    @rekhajoe8292 4 года назад +5

    It looks like a magic
    😇😍😍😍loving it..

  • @christineallen450
    @christineallen450 Год назад

    Glad I came across this video ❤
    Because ComEd Prices are constantly rising & this will cut some cost on my Fish tanks I will rebuild 👍🏽

  • @ArsenicShooter
    @ArsenicShooter 4 года назад +9

    How do you get new minerals for the plants and fishes without adding new water? With supplements? Thanks in advance! PS : I just read your description and saw it comes from the substrates :) It's all good ! :D

  • @orion1940
    @orion1940 4 года назад +21

    The tank is good but i dont know wht kind of plant u use in the tank except when making the ball.😅✌

  • @egserrano19
    @egserrano19 4 года назад +1

    Edwin from Costa Rica. Nice. Happy fish and shrimp !!! Thank you for sharing !!!

  • @munchmary
    @munchmary 4 года назад +33

    Can you explain why and what plants made it so you don’t need a filter?

    • @jcaqua1736
      @jcaqua1736 4 года назад +50

      Munch Mary it’s good to have lots of plants, with a mix of fast growing stem plants and medium to slow growing mid and foreground plants. Floating plants are also very important for no filter tanks as they work to remove a lot of the nitrate in the water. You need the fast growing plants as they help take up nutrients faster, keeping the water cleaner! Hope that helps!

    • @cocoella3273
      @cocoella3273 4 года назад +4

      condorX2 try buying plants from local fish stores/ pet shops. the plants are usually higher quality and are cheaper than at chains!

    • @noahle10
      @noahle10 4 года назад +5

      condorX2 I’m late here but i get my aquatic plants from natural lakes and ponds. just make sure you clean it good in case of any hitchhikers

    • @taw123daw
      @taw123daw 3 года назад

      Z

    • @okashi3806
      @okashi3806 3 года назад +1

      What I'm wondering is: where does the plants get their nutrition from? I feel like if I would try to do the same the plants woulf all cripple away T_T

  • @marlomilanco910
    @marlomilanco910 2 года назад

    Beautiful system

  • @willfrednelson7207
    @willfrednelson7207 3 года назад +6

    When u see - 'No water'😂😂
    Later see that it is 'no water change'

  • @foemmes0815
    @foemmes0815 4 года назад +4

    I did setup my 240l aquarium that way, 24 months ago. I put in way more fish though. It is still fine. It just works.

    • @luukvandijk5171
      @luukvandijk5171 4 года назад +1

      how do you test the water quality? or dont you do that?

  • @siunggenk3233
    @siunggenk3233 3 года назад

    Amazing work

  • @kat_g56
    @kat_g56 3 года назад +4

    What type of lighting should you place this tank in to maximize success?

  • @lucianagoncalves8331
    @lucianagoncalves8331 3 года назад

    wow amazing!

  • @magdalenagaton2737
    @magdalenagaton2737 3 года назад

    Lovely aquarium

  • @tylersbackyard5356
    @tylersbackyard5356 3 года назад

    Very cool set up.

  • @ribinchandrasekhar1186
    @ribinchandrasekhar1186 3 года назад

    Uff that patience...🙏

  • @RaphaScherer
    @RaphaScherer 3 года назад

    Amazing tips for the wabi kusa!

  • @beginnerguppy7457
    @beginnerguppy7457 2 года назад +2

    Sorry if I missed it. What fish are you keeping in here? How many? So cute 🙌

  • @cosmic_panda_
    @cosmic_panda_ 4 года назад +1

    U deserve million subscribers ♥️♥️

  • @botJK2925
    @botJK2925 4 года назад +9

    do aquascaping they said., it is relaxing they said..

  • @yzmuz6444
    @yzmuz6444 3 года назад

    sooo accurate, sooooo logic. A true sample of respect of the natural process. TX- Bein' doin' tha same for more than two years, unfortunately can't manage to keep the infusoria / daphnias alive in mines. Think i need to do the water change more often, though problematic for tiny baby cherry shrimps and guppys AND infusoria lasting OFF the vacuum ! But working on it and NEVER have I in 2 year have Ilost fish or shrimps die from other thing than AGE of FOOD temptation (to the other fish) A bit of garlic on a stick does wonder, once a month or so.

  • @CoyoteCrossingSanctuary
    @CoyoteCrossingSanctuary 3 года назад

    Beautiful

  • @ngohoang397
    @ngohoang397 4 года назад +1

    Awesome thanks for making tutorial

  • @bardo677
    @bardo677 3 года назад +1

    I was looking at the bettas in the shop today when I was buying pond liner....

    • @bardo677
      @bardo677 3 года назад +1

      I've got two aquariums in the garden.. just sitting there

  • @okadahome
    @okadahome 5 месяцев назад

    Nice video. Thanks!
    How many hours a day do you have the light ON for?

  • @rachananavlogs5676
    @rachananavlogs5676 4 года назад

    beautiful

  • @vinodkumar-zn8zc
    @vinodkumar-zn8zc Год назад

    Nice job

  • @BogdanBogdan-dk9iv
    @BogdanBogdan-dk9iv 3 года назад +3

    What light program do you use ? Great job bro , just amaizing...

  • @trancer03
    @trancer03 2 года назад +1

    So basically a plant tank, now lets say you want a aquarium without any plants at all. Just stone and maybe some wood and some fish in it. How would you keep the water clean and good for months without a ton of work on it?

    • @kimthevenin8769
      @kimthevenin8769 2 года назад

      Wish someone would answer your question.

    • @dat_boii
      @dat_boii 2 года назад

      Without the plants you'd have to have a filter or perform water changes very, very often.
      Ideally, a canister filter with lots of porous filter media, like Seachem Matrix, would be pretty effective at maintaining good water parameters since it allows for huge beneficial bacteria colonies to perform the nitrogen cycle. Maybe even chuck some Pothos plant cuttings on top of the tank with their roots submerged to help suck up waste.
      The reason no-filter works on heavily planted tanks is because the plants consume the fish fertilizer (nitrate/nitrite/ammonia) to fuel their growth, basically working as a natural filter.
      In a bare-bones tank with no plants to absorb the fish waste and no filter full of bacteria to convert it into less harmful chemicals, it's going to rapidly build up in the water until it poisons your fish.
      The only way I can imagine no-filter working without plants/frequent water changes is if you had a large tank for a very small fish so that the fish waste is heavily diluted by the sheer volume of water.

  • @gbaquascaping63
    @gbaquascaping63 4 года назад +1

    Excelent and different . Thanks for sharing

  • @dinuaquafarm6217
    @dinuaquafarm6217 4 года назад

    Thank you very much my friend

  • @mahbubalmakkawy9245
    @mahbubalmakkawy9245 3 года назад +1

    Maa shaa ALLAH ...

  • @99onlyshop57
    @99onlyshop57 4 года назад

    真有耐心,厉害!!!

  • @aswinviswam3249
    @aswinviswam3249 4 года назад

    Superb great job brother wonderfully arranged😀😘😘

  • @beatap6250
    @beatap6250 4 года назад +2

    Great video 😘😃🙋

  • @andrewhodges7119
    @andrewhodges7119 3 года назад +2

    Would you be able to list the plants you grow I the water please
    They are amazing and I'm new to fish keeping

    • @pendlera2959
      @pendlera2959 3 года назад

      Plants are listed in the description

  • @subhojitmazumdar9862
    @subhojitmazumdar9862 4 года назад

    Ossam soo nice low tech ...

  • @mogetfitforever4001
    @mogetfitforever4001 4 года назад +1

    Question about the shrimp. What are most people doing when they over multiply?

  • @chosenone2926
    @chosenone2926 3 года назад

    2021 love the background music.

  • @WorldAquariumSingapore
    @WorldAquariumSingapore 3 года назад +2

    coolest no co2 tank, anyone else have a similar tank as well?

    • @earlbobsoledad9721
      @earlbobsoledad9721 3 года назад +1

      I have a tank that has no filter and yet all the fish keeps breeding. The only problem in my tank is algae

    • @WorldAquariumSingapore
      @WorldAquariumSingapore 3 года назад +1

      @@earlbobsoledad9721 Awesome thats great i like low tech tanks alot as well, if you have plants should not have algae friend suggest to have emerge and submerge plants

  • @ashtonvlogs2451
    @ashtonvlogs2451 4 года назад +2

    I’ve never seen anyone plant first then water. I might try that!

  • @thetipsycookery8268
    @thetipsycookery8268 4 года назад +1

    How are your plants growing so nicely without co2? Mine always turns brown and eventually dies. Also, I have a lot of fuzzy algae.. any solutions to this?

    • @vanissaberg5824
      @vanissaberg5824 4 года назад +2

      He started out with a dirted bottom layer that adds nutrients to the plant roots and a small heater. Have you tried adding fertilizer or root tabs? Might try that and see if that helps. Also snails or shrimp are a good clean up crew to keep algae in check. Don't overfeed the tank and make sure the plants are getting adequate lighting. Hope this helps and good luck! 👍🙂

    • @thetipsycookery8268
      @thetipsycookery8268 4 года назад +1

      @@vanissaberg5824 thank you! I have been using liquid fert. Might ease off a little on the fertilizers because there may be too much nutrients in the water. Still need to install the heater.. been too lazy lately 🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @dineshdiyagu
      @dineshdiyagu 3 года назад +1

      @@vanissaberg5824 thanks very much
      Your coment is soo informative
      My small dout
      Is the heater help the plant to grow how!

    • @vanissaberg5824
      @vanissaberg5824 3 года назад

      @@dineshdiyagu most tropical plants like it a little warmer same as tropical fish. You'll just have to try and see what works best for you since every tank is different.

    • @dineshdiyagu
      @dineshdiyagu 3 года назад

      @@vanissaberg5824 thanks very much👍🙏

  • @patrickroyce3956
    @patrickroyce3956 3 года назад

    beautiful 🥰

  • @livingart2576
    @livingart2576 3 года назад

    Very nice

  • @mikomedina1682
    @mikomedina1682 4 года назад +3

    just wondering do u treat the water that u use here or just tap water?

  • @franciscoo.8656
    @franciscoo.8656 4 года назад

    How is it that no water change is needed? What about the fish poop? I LOVE THE BALL WITH THE PLANTS. Man you got some talent. Minute 11:44 is the BEST for me. Thank you.

    • @mootsym
      @mootsym 4 года назад +1

      these little guppies aren't messy fish at all. The poop is small. It gets absorbed by the plants as nutrients, and the rest just kind of goes away into the water .. where i guess it's absorbed there too. I don't understand no water changes ever.. but I guess it works here. The guppies have such a low bio-load. The snail and shrimp poop more than all of them combined.

  • @jacksonanil2558
    @jacksonanil2558 3 года назад +1

    Hi bro...ur tank looking cool 😎 I'm having a doubt u didn't face any alege issues??? And without adding CO2 how can u growing a red plants in ur tank??

  • @aryan4290
    @aryan4290 4 года назад +2

    Is that a fish at 13:50 that you might have accidentally chopped while trimming the plants

    • @Jaekization
      @Jaekization 4 года назад +1

      If you watch a lil after that time stamp it looks like two snails, one on top of the other

    • @aryan4290
      @aryan4290 4 года назад

      @@Jaekization yeah man I think you are right, it might be the snails

  • @mellie4174
    @mellie4174 3 года назад +4

    For small planted aquqriums how many fish should you put in it?

  • @Rick-the-Swift
    @Rick-the-Swift 4 года назад +3

    Great video, and beautiful tank! I do wish you had included the addition of what appears to be a water pump, and exactly the best way to set that up- especially since you are not using filters. Perhaps another video showing us how that can be done? Thanks so much! :)

    • @zoehead8029
      @zoehead8029 4 года назад +5

      Rick the Swift i think it’s actually a heater, there is no pump/filter in this tank. You just stick it in and it starts working

    • @zae1566
      @zae1566 4 года назад +2

      There is no water pump, it's a heater

    • @thomaxtube
      @thomaxtube 2 года назад +2

      Pumps agitate the water- which leads to more algae - with light period of 5h / day. Instead of 8 or more can also help to reach algae free balance in the tank.

    • @omkaringalgi
      @omkaringalgi 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/HvzIbca5jCw/видео.html
      You would be happy to match my nanoscape then.

  • @hipphipphurra77
    @hipphipphurra77 4 года назад +1

    How was the water evaporation handled?
    Osmosis water? Tap water?

  • @KleinerFishAquarium
    @KleinerFishAquarium 4 года назад

    Nice!

  • @khuzemagain7
    @khuzemagain7 2 года назад

    What are the two thing that you placed in the aquarium that white looks like sang and brown is it just dirt or something you need to buy from the aquarium shop

  • @randominded5683
    @randominded5683 3 года назад +3

    Without changing. How the water keep that clean?

    • @markwilfert6611
      @markwilfert6611 3 года назад +2

      Well there isnt much in the tank that could cloud the water and about 90% of it is just plants. If youre topping what evaporates it keeps its balance

  • @lucianagoncalves8331
    @lucianagoncalves8331 3 года назад

    Regis, the only accessory you put in the aquarium was the thermostat, is that it? Wonderful work you inspired me!

  • @Jitsu_Mitsu
    @Jitsu_Mitsu 4 года назад +4

    Gorgeous tank! I have a question I’m using controsoil andmarsiela for my carpet , a few of them float back up after planting? Am i not putting them deep enough into the soil? Thanks !!

  • @askme-y1x
    @askme-y1x Год назад

    Very natural and i liek it the only opinion/suggestion is taht he could have separated those poor fishes first so that they do not have to face the stress and they would be more comfortable :)

  • @lucky.creator007
    @lucky.creator007 Год назад

    is this heater in this tank? in olanted aquarium do we need heater if yes so what temperature should we set?

  • @sudiptochakraborty1306
    @sudiptochakraborty1306 4 года назад +15

    What is the white material u used to cap the soil.. Is it sand?

    • @RegisAquatics
      @RegisAquatics  4 года назад +11

      Yep! Sand

    • @Animalstrom
      @Animalstrom 4 года назад +6

      Regis Aquatics I mean clearly it worked but I’ve read sand isn’t best when having a dirted tank. Have you done both?

    • @Animalstrom
      @Animalstrom 4 года назад +3

      Regis Aquatics and any thoughts?

    • @travellife08
      @travellife08 3 года назад +2

      That's the one item I'm not liking, choice of white? sand color detracts from the natural look and makes tank look messy. Otherwise the wabi is cool and fish look happy.

    • @cynthiaponce2133
      @cynthiaponce2133 3 года назад +1

      @@Animalstrom Sand is the best for dirted tank.. you can do mini, so fine gravel as well, that is almost like sand.

  • @TX_DASHGRIND
    @TX_DASHGRIND 2 года назад

    Awesome ecosystem aquarium. Can i do this type of aquarium with a 12inch glass fish Bowl?

  • @muhamadsufi4497
    @muhamadsufi4497 2 года назад

    Ive got one question, after the setup. How u clear the water? Any filter involved?

  • @andrea_6405
    @andrea_6405 4 года назад +1

    Poecilia wingei 😍

  • @ThanosPantelis
    @ThanosPantelis 3 года назад

    do we have to put something in the plants to prevent them from decay ?

  • @nordette
    @nordette 3 года назад

    What are those cute little fish you have swimming in there? Are they ok to put with a betta fish?

  • @christinastella6
    @christinastella6 3 года назад

    What's the black electronic you put into the water? Is that heater?

  • @ikanhiaskecil5598
    @ikanhiaskecil5598 2 года назад

    Guppy 👍👍

  • @SWu-sl5kz
    @SWu-sl5kz 4 года назад +1

    Underwater kokedama ❤

  • @francescomasciullo634
    @francescomasciullo634 2 года назад

    Beautiful work here! I was just wondering, what is the plastic thing inside the tank? Look like a pump

    • @Josh-cq9op
      @Josh-cq9op 2 года назад +1

      It’s a water heater

  • @mike55063
    @mike55063 3 года назад

    Was the fish added or they just came to be? Sorry I'm new to this stuff lol

  • @sakibahmed8951
    @sakibahmed8951 2 года назад

    Is heater necessary for this type setup? in south Asian mild weather.

  • @eveorange6693
    @eveorange6693 Год назад

    pauvres poissons ... pas de changements d'eau mais la révolution permanente

  • @HandiworksbyClyne
    @HandiworksbyClyne 3 года назад +1

    We are going to buy the five gallon tank and I'm thinking of doing our aquarium just like this. No filter, no water change for our betta fish. What is the best sand to choose to plant the aquatic plants? Do we need to put soil under the sand? How do you keep mosquitoes from living in your no water change aquarium?

    • @yasheshsharma3418
      @yasheshsharma3418 2 года назад

      The Betta you're planning will take care of all mosquito larvae

  • @levipeek2493
    @levipeek2493 2 года назад +1

    Can I do this with a 55 gallon tank ??

  • @NaturesWhim
    @NaturesWhim 4 года назад +3

    is that a hybrid endler?

    • @RegisAquatics
      @RegisAquatics  4 года назад

      Yeah a few are guppy X endler hybrids