@@invaderwashere3058 Thank you🙂👍

Thank you for watching👍👍

@AHGAQUATICS Thanks, mate. A nice home for my betta and something beginner friendly was my main intention with this one.

@@jasoncarty2175 Thanks Jason,, glad you like it.

@stephenevans7884 Really appreciate it thank you 👍

@stephenevans7884 Really appreciate it thank you

@stephenevans7884 Whether that's sarcasm or genuine, I love it either way haha

@@jinnyspinner My pleasure. Thank you do much👍

Thank you so much🙂

Thank you. I'm aiming to have a good mix of low and high tech scapes👍

@@GEORDIESCAPER well come i am following your for 1 year your video so information bro thanks to share

Thank you so much. This was more of an experiment to see if cacti did ok in these lovely little DOOA shallows. Because I hadn't seen anyone do a cacti setup. It's still going strong, healthy, but slow and steady growth. I'm going to add a small light when the darker evenings, mornings kick in. So far so good. Thanks for the tip. 👍👍

Thank you so much. Mojo wood has loads of details. I've did something similar a few years back with dragon stone and small creeping branches. Here's the link if you fancy checking it out... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ2TiHmXYrmljqs

@@GEORDIESCAPER I watched your videos last night; couldn’t sleep, was a welcome distraction and beautiful to watch. I love to aquascape from time to time with whatever I have accumulated over the years in seuryu/dragon stones, woods and sands etc; few nano tanks I do my own Aqua-Ukiyo-é style scaping with; Ukiyo-é is the Japanese art of painting landscapes and dancing women or daily practices; sensual romantic movements in them and I inspire myself by creating aquatic beauty while listening to traditional Japanese music from Edo era etc; never used Mojo wood, but now I am very keen on finding them in my area .. would love to buy a new 6,7G cube and Mojo wood in it ..

@@GEORDIESCAPERps: I’m in love with certain shapes of woods like this one, myself never plant my substrate/sand but only use epiphytes and given my style, I keep it to a bare romantic minimalist aesthetic with plants and such; I see music and dance moves in these materials and spend days / hours listening and learning and changing until am getting the ultimate zen moment in my head and then I scape .. no Beta fish ever; just Gourami and few shrimps, or cpo, 3% light and I use purigen in teafilter bags inside my hang-on back filters, also add different sorts of leaves (pieces) inside the filter instead of throwing them into the tank; beneficial for fish/plants; also use Ada products mostly; love their sand .. use Black Wood in your next tank

Thank you, very much appreciated. Amazing hobby you have there with the Japanese painting. I'm really into Japanese culture. Do you have a links for any of your work/art? I would love to have a look. Understand if it's for your own personal pleasure that's understandable.

Yeah I get excited over stone, wood, sands etc. Friends not into the hobby think I'm crazy. Really appreciate these kind of comments. You're obviously very passionate about all you do👍

I'm good thanks and Bowie seems to love his little space haha. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment👍

Glad you asked for information like that as that's the way my videos are planned. First video is the build and the following week is a closer look at equipment, dosing etc. Videos are uploaded 6pm UK time every Sunday.

Sounds good.Thank you for your rply.subscribed ❤️

@@vishnuthilak8806 Very much appreciated👍

Piece

Thanks bud👍👍

Yep, I do agree with you on that👍👍

I forgot to mention in the video about adding a large stone on top for a week or so until the wood was soaked. You can see it in the video just after it's filled.

@@GEORDIESCAPER yea don't know how i missed that large white stone! lovely scape and video mate =)

@@pixiemeat5110 Thanks mate👍👍

Because I had two so this helps to get flow around all areas of the tank, less dead spots. If I didn't have a filter I would normally add a wave maker in opposite corner/side. To create a circle motion of flow. I only do this on tanks thar are 4 foot and above.

@@GEORDIESCAPER thanks, I was curious about that. Iv the same tank and looking for a few ideas for an aquascape. I might have a look at wave makers so. A fine job you done!

@@paulcoates208 Thank you. I do miss this one.

I had some for some smaller nano tanks I had. But they were tiny. Thanks for the comment, reminded me to look for some bigger ones👍

Blue and red are essential for plant growth, green is more for aesthetics, mix of the 3 ideal. The Blue spectrum penetrates water the best. Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video.

@@GEORDIESCAPER thanks mate I’ve adjusted my settings now

Thank you, it's a glass feeder from Seachem. www.horizonaquatics.co.uk/products/seachem-glass-feeder

That's exactly what I did for a previous setup with wood raching out with moss and pinnatifida emersed. Changed from Chihiros wrgb to the vivid mini to get more height on the light. Glad you enjoyed the video mate👍

Hi Beth and thank you so much. Hope you're keeping well?😊

Really appreciate it thank you😊 A trip to Horizon will be well worth it. You'll love it and the guys are awesome. Be prepared to be inspired and splash some cash though🤣

Hey bud, thank you so much. Feel bad for not getting to chat with you properly. Always next time👍👍👍

@@GEORDIESCAPER No worries mate! Of course! No doubt see you next time 👍

It must be something wrong with your filter. Call the dealer. Both of mine is totally silent.

@@musiconvinylisbetter.1449 I have mate, not getting much joy! Next step is to put jubilee clips on the hose ends to see if that helps

@@danieledwards4398 I have the same filter (as well as Biomaster 250)...find them overrated compared to the Fluval 07 series I had previously but I wanted the built in heater. I bought the Biomaster concave motor plate kit as well as the new pre-filter tube with larger holes, has quietened them both down a solid amount and the burping is barely there now.

@@TidySammy yes, the new prefilter tube is very good.

@@TidySammyI’ve got the new version with the updated pre-filter pipe 🙈

Hey bud, thank you so much, always first to comment, flattered by your support over the years mate.

Thank you. I used 16mm hosing but if I remember rightly the pump has a universal fitting to fit a range of size hosing.

@@GEORDIESCAPER thank you so much, you are a gent .

Hi there and thank you so much. I usually rinse the main filter media in tank water every 4 to 6 months. The blue pre filter sponges clog quite easy so I clean these religiously once a week. Anything past a week and I do notice the flow slow down. Most my filters now have the orange sponges which tend not to clog up as quick although I still clean them weekly. It's important to clean the hosing regularly too as this can slow flow when they begin to clog. Hope this helps.

Thank you for quick response im glad its not “big problem”

Thank you😊👍

Thank you. I stick it in garden flower beds or compost heap, then spend about 20 mins trying to rinse the awkward bits out of the net. Nightmare.

Hey bud, cheers. Hope you're doing well? James and Nicole said they'd been chatting to you👍👍

Means alot that thanks Brian. Also, the first time I've been called young un in a while, I like that 🤣

Thank you so much👍👍

Thank you so much. Yeah definitely good quality tanks and the cabinets are solid. Best of luck with your scape💚👍

Thank you very much🙂👍

🙂👍

Wow what an honour and a privilege to see the great Amano. I will thank you so much🙂

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