That is what we like to do mate. Enjoying our animals. Not a big thing to shange settings uf needed at the same time. Once I am happy with the settings that would only be two times per year going into and out off DST.😀

Thanks mate. The total cost was around 100 Euro. The light replaced had similar specs and is 220 Euro plus shipping, VAT and customs fees. That would be nearly 3 times as expensive in the end. But that is a really beautiful unit, which off course comes with a cost. I will show it in my next video.😀👍

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Thanks! I am setting up my first aquarium for 12 years right now. That is why our ways has crossed. I like your content. Thanks for subbing back.😀👍

They can eat everything living that fits in the bladders and this one have very small bladders. It may do, but it may not. To be completely sure go for a species with bigger bladders. I do not have any pest problems in my collection.

Thanks Ron! Germany is great, but I rather be at home. 😀👍

@@greenmachinesweden I understand. I feel the same way, especially as I get older. Home is where the heart is. Sounds a bit corny but it's true. 🙂

Thanks Jack! I think so too🤣🤣

Thanks Patty. 😀👍

Thanks mate. 😀👍

Cheers mate.😀👍

@ cheers!⭐️⭐️⭐️

A good night sleep is very valuable.😁

@@greenmachinesweden yes!! Im very poor in that department 🤣🤣🤣

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Thanks a lot Christine, I am happy you liked it. Welcome to the family😃👍

Thanks Chris for watching and comenting.😀👍

The difference between zelkova serata and ulmus parvifolia is not big. However for some reason all the mass import of ulmus parvifolia is wrongly labled zelkova. We are talking milions of wrongly labled trees and I do not know why, but there must be a reason to it. Anyway, true zelkovas is quite rare. If you think it looks like a zelkova may be because you also have experience from wrongly labled trees. Thanks for watching and comenting.🙂👍

Thank you so much. I am happy you liked it.😀👍

Thanks for watching and comenting.😀👍

Thanks, makes sense.😄👍

Thanks Ron. Very much apreciated. To be continued.😀👍

@@greenmachinesweden Thanks, Magnus!

Thanks Jeff. Most paints is not that hard to scrape off glass. You are not to far off.😄👍

@ thats true not too hard to scrape, i like my blue background i do have one tank woth black sides and back , its nice too , but i need a stronger light its so dark in the tank🙂👍🏻

Thanks mate. Picking up some oldies.😃👍

Thanks mate! I had a lot of fun doing it.😀👍

Thanks mate. It was fun.😃👍

Thanks. 😀👍

Thanks Gaye. Yes, I noticed some reflections when editing. Two videos from now the spots will not be visible.😀👍

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Thanks mate.😀👍

Thanks Peter. I may try that.😀👍

Thanks mate. Just two more weeks before I can go back and see how it has grown in.😀👍

Oval ceramic. 50*40×10 cm. I suggest you get the trees first and after find a suitable pot rather than the other way around. I had the trees for a full year, doing trunk selection before I put them in the pot.

@@greenmachinesweden Perfect! One more question, if I may: what type of soil did you use? Thank you!

@fabmura1966 This was one of my early potting. I did not remove all nurcery soil. So about 50% of it and I added akadama and seramis to fill up. Nowadays I do not use any of those products. My take on it is that it does not matter that much what soil you use. Just as long as you adapt your watering regime to the soil it the other way around. Just 50-100% inorganic granular ingredients. Use what you have readily awailable locally, preferably also produced locally. Makes no sense to ship dirt all over the planet.

@@greenmachinesweden Tack så mycket!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thanks! I am happy you liked it. I have a single informal upright one as well. Took several years for it to set, so I think forests is the way to go. I will work on mine in early spring again. Good luck with yours.😃👍

Thanks Xav. Yea, don't need to be so serious all the time🤣🤣

@@greenmachinesweden so true my friend

Thanks Gil. My issue is probably the wet winter down there. I think it can be done in a dry environment as well. Just need to adapt what plants is used.

I am good thanks. Happy to hear you like my content. Welcome onboard.😃👍

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@DoyouwanttoGROWyourKZbinChan Thanks for the information. 😃👍

Hej 😃👍

The very best beginner dart frog and my only choice if I need to limit myself to one terrarium, which I do. 😃👍

@@greenmachinesweden that’s wonderful 🤩

Thanks. You may look into another type wetsuit. This one is anno 20th century and not awailable anymore. 🤣🤣

Thanks mate. 😄👍

Thanks mate. You comenting on structure and editing means a lot to me. You are my master.😀👍

LOL. What a visionair you are man. When I think about electric wetsuit I just think of shortcuts and electocution.🤣

@@greenmachinesweden i'dd rather be tazed than frozen :) Electricity isnt that hard, just gotta consider the potential difference and ground the project properly :)

@@XxXaRvoxXx I do think the risk of getting tazed is way bigger than the risk of getting frozen in 14c water, which is non existing. 😄

@@greenmachinesweden Perishing from exposure is commonly called "freezing to death". A quick search found that you can actually "freeze to death" in room temperature if you´re passed out on the cool basement floor, especially if your´e naked and wet. The electric current flows through the path of least resistance and water is a electrical insulator, as well as the building materials used in your pond. So a closed circuit powered by a DC battery would be safe, even if your wires were naked, as long as they are sufficiently far away from each other. Limiting the voltage is prudent of course, you cant go swimming with a 100V circuit taped to your chest, but less than 10-15 Volts (enough to heat a kanthal wire for instance) should be safe. Some companies are actually selling electrically heated and battery operated vests, so point proven. :) So i would say that you are literally right; i wont turn into a block of ice in your pond, but you are practically wrong as i would presumably only survive for an hour or so in your pond without a heatsuit.. :)

Thanks mate. The temperature in the water that day was 14c. It is a shock to dive in but quite confortable for an our or so in my retro wetsuit. Tailor made for me in Italy 20 years ago. Helios, the only brand that I have ever made a sponsorship agreement with. I guess I do not owe them anything today😂😂😂

Thanks Maureen. It was a lot of work preparing the opening day, but well worth it. So much fun.😃👍