Aquarium Jungle!| Episode 209

Aquariums make your life better, even when they become overgrown! In this video, I wanted to add some new fish to the aquarium, and that's when I realized that the plants I had left to give refuge to baby guppies had taken over the aquarium. In this video, the battle with star grass continues, along with the need to strike a balance between giving fry a place to hide, while allowing enough light to reach the other plants that need it. It's still not the perfect aquascape, but it's getting better. Enjoy!
Here's more on the carbon doser
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[@Brantov]

Interesting your video. Very like

[@PrimeTimeAquatics]

I like the look of this tank!

[@fincasters]

Thanks!

[@greenquartz]

Hi! I just found your channel from Ben and J's channel. Been a fan of theirs for years! I knew you and Ben shared a love of aquariums, but I didn't know you had a channel. Though I don't have one of my own right now, we had several larger tanks when I was a kid, and I always feel such nostalgia for them. I used to watch my mom's fisb for hours sometimes. I'm very happy to have found your channel! I hope to learn a lot and eventually have my own tank when I have the room for it. 😄

[@kdr1048]

Nice planted tank john! Enjoy your channel. 👍

[@wetgardens7887]

Beautiful setup
Looking so natural
What light you are using sir.

[@fincasters]

The light is an LED from Aquatop

[@audrisampson]

Would the goldfish eat all the stargrass for ya?

[@fincasters]

I wonder the same thing. So far, no. 😀

[@greenthumbaquariums1185]

The constant clicking of the CarbonDoser was too annoying for me. I hope you have better luck with it.

[@fincasters]

Mine is set on 10 sec. it is a bit of a distraction tho...

[@markzig1429]

Looks good, John! Do cherry barbs always retain their color? Or do they fade as they get older? Zebras have been a staple in my tank since I was a kid.
Mark

[@fincasters]

Thanks! I think they retain their color. But these are the first I’ve kept in years!