Great video. As a qualified Gardener/Landscape Gardener myself, I am a big believer in biological control. Nature is always in competition, and if nature is causing a problem, nature will also have the solution. 🇦🇺
Thank you! The natural sunlight shows the fish really well , when in person , but unfortunately makes video really difficult ( with the glass reflection). I may install some floodlights over the tank, and record at night also
@@australianaquarist Hey mate depends on the size of it I tend to look for lower branches that I can bend easy to make a new leader and to get taper in the tree then cut the top off or make a dead wood feature out of it Hope this helps u answer your question it’s hard to answer with out seeing the tree up close
@Ryan_power1984 thanks yes t understand what your saying. I’ve been watching some Asian channels where they do a succession of wedge cuts all the way up the side to be bent over, and then bend, tie and tape
Yes, but in essence I have that in the emmersed rush growth. The root growth in the water column is insane, and they are sucking up nitrate, ammonia and phosphate. It’s just happening within the tank , rather than in a separate tank/pond.
Just curious, are there no native algae eating fish that you could add to combat the green algae, Ofcourse adding a pleco would be great but that would defeat the native theme you got going there. Also, do you ever does any additional nutrients for the plants in the tank to keep them going strong. Great tank regardless!
The freshwater mullet are great, but other than those, only really Scats. They need seawater as they mature however, and also eat plants. Our Aussie catfish are all carnivorous- there aren’t any “pleco” type natives. I haven’t added any liquid fertiliser, though as you can see in the video, the Casuarina tree is suffering trace element deficiency. I have periodically added Magnesium sulfate to the tank. Thanks for your questions!
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Great video. As a qualified Gardener/Landscape Gardener myself, I am a big believer in biological control. Nature is always in competition, and if nature is causing a problem, nature will also have the solution. 🇦🇺
Amazing tank, I just love it.
Wow what a amazing tank. Love the natural lighting.
Thank you! The natural sunlight shows the fish really well , when in person , but unfortunately makes video really difficult ( with the glass reflection). I may install some floodlights over the tank, and record at night also
Really good information!🙂
Mate I love the bonsai idea,
Shea oaks make mad bonsai 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Have you got any tips for me, regarding kerf cutting the trunk to get the bend?
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Hey mate depends on the size of it
I tend to look for lower branches that I can bend easy to make a new leader and to get taper in the tree then cut the top off or make a dead wood feature out of it
Hope this helps u answer your question it’s hard to answer with out seeing the tree up close
@Ryan_power1984 thanks yes t understand what your saying.
I’ve been watching some Asian channels where they do a succession of wedge cuts all the way up the side to be bent over, and then bend, tie and tape
Great video. I use mother nature as much as I can. Really enjoy all your videos. Thanks for sharing
We can fight her Mark, but eventually she’ll win. Bit like many wives!
Such a cool tank/pond.
If only it was just a bit bigger, then I could cool off with a snorkel!
I love that tank ❤
Cheers John
How are you doing?
@@australianaquarist all good up here, I’ll give you a call soon 👍
Can't wait to see that bonsai casuarina!
Small shrimp will work,and also brackish snail
Ever thought about a big bog filter, similar to what the outdoor pond dudes do?
Yes, but in essence I have that in the emmersed rush growth. The root growth in the water column is insane, and they are sucking up nitrate, ammonia and phosphate. It’s just happening within the tank , rather than in a separate tank/pond.
Just curious, are there no native algae eating fish that you could add to combat the green algae, Ofcourse adding a pleco would be great but that would defeat the native theme you got going there. Also, do you ever does any additional nutrients for the plants in the tank to keep them going strong. Great tank regardless!
The freshwater mullet are great, but other than those, only really Scats. They need seawater as they mature however, and also eat plants. Our Aussie catfish are all carnivorous- there aren’t any “pleco” type natives.
I haven’t added any liquid fertiliser, though as you can see in the video, the Casuarina tree is suffering trace element deficiency. I have periodically added Magnesium sulfate to the tank. Thanks for your questions!
You may have said and I missed it what are your viewing panes made off
They are 12mm toughened and heat soaked balustrade glass
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I would absolutely love to do something like this in my yard.
And you should!!!
Love me some microbial biodiversity.
Don’t we all Gil! I trust your doing well out there?