AMANO'S PLANTS IN HIS AQUASCAPE!! 🇯🇵 🌱

[@winnatayoung]

it’s like watching 2 best friends talking about their hobby. great video. looking forward to you and Tai again.

[@ricomon35]

Yeah, only thing missing are a mugs of beer !🍻

[@rusticitas]

I came to your channel from Biotopia. His natural ‘scapes are stunning.

[@darrenderousse4804]

Always like when you visit Tai and his scapes! So many great scapes and love that new one! 29 gallon tanks here are that odd 30” long so we’re used to that! Great tank size of the wio though! Also thanks again Tai for the suggestions for my flex rescape! I’m loving the bolivianum and how it’s growing! Keep up the great content George and hope all is well!

[@JolliBliss]

Cant wait to see this scape mature. The scape that was quickly shown is also beautiful. The plants, the rare fish, awesome.

[@norbertdobrotka9366]

I really like the videos with Tai. Super good perspective he brings on fish and habitat with his knowledge to aquascpers. We tend to look at the beauty factor too much while it is important to learn and find true beauty in what natures considers it to be. Which isn't always well organised and planted. So, when is that book coming? Can't wait... :D

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Thanks Norbert

[@grey7513]

Looks great Tai.

[@williammcdowell6257]

2 and a 1/2 foot tank was pretty standard in my childhood, it was the biggest tank that could be fitted into the alcove of a small terraced two bedroom Victorian industrial worker's house, many now demolished as slums! A three foot was a couple of inches too long. Great video. Can't say I'm a fan of skimmers, some floating plants and spring tail colonies soften the surface and might actually reassure the shy fish in this tank. Obviously I'm thinking river margins and pools, not fast rivers.

[@TheAquadise]

I wish I had a small cutting from Amano himself. Great video. Beautiful aquascapes

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Great video! Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@edwardpinner]

What suspense. I watched right to the very end just to see where you would move that central stone to (you even rolled up your selves in anticipation of getting you hands in the tank!)… but you didn’t move it! 😂

[@aquascapeangelfish]

Magnifique !

[@REscapes]

Great video as always from you guys 😊

[@nermarpaborito4830]

Welcome back tai

[@vamosascape]

Great! I can almost see the technique you used in that aqua scape.

[@Sandhills_nature_hobbies]

Red light also penetrates water the poorest, so at a certain depth there is no red light to reflect off red organisms. That’s why so many deep see creatures are red. Don’t know if that applies as much to freshwater though.

[@GeorgeMariosofficial]

Amazing video and love the new camera look !

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Thanks George. Cool name.

[@GeorgeMariosofficial]

@@GeorgeFarmerStudios Haha thanks - It's what I got for trying to keep both sides of the family happy

[@walterotiepka1460]

I have the Rodwayi tetras they school with my rummynose. Great fish, I'm trying to get the blueberry tetras can't get them here in the US

[@DylanRenke]

I've had really good luck with my narrow leaf java fern in my botanical method aquarium. No CO2, really low pH (around 4.5). I think the key is letting it get settled in, takes a while to get going.

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Thanks Dylan

[@JhunDumsTVXj]

Wow beautiful

[@ryanbarton6739]

The question about color could possibly be that birds see more of a uv spectrum of color, so like Tye said shiny and and reflective colors are more visible to birds

[@jackoghost]

perhaps the bright color of a neon tetra has a zebra effect, there is no odd one out, as with gold amongst silver. or perhaps the bright blue disappears in the predators visual spectrum, hiding in plain sight in David Attenborough color focused series, we see a tiger as orange with black stripes but its prey does not see orange it blends with the surroundings, so the tiger is not there in their view.

[@darrylmoore5847]

Wonderful video

[@mattriggs.aquaria]

Always enjoy vids like this. Nice to see you guys talk like this. Good Gold Telstra info. It took about a month for mine to come out and be apart of the community. Thanks.

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Thanks Matt

[@jalpil]

This video did it for me. My tank has been going through a bad time. Put 2 fish from a trusted shop without quarantine. Since then I have having deaths every other day. Balance is off. Have been in the dumps. But this reminded me of why I like what I like. Thanks. Any tips on how to get to bounce back fast is much appreciated

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

I’m pleased this video has helped. I find planting more with easy plants and changing more water is effective at improving health on an aquarium. Good luck 💚

[@dt6750]

add beneficial bacteria amd a couple snails in there would help too.

[@CharlesLales]

Thanks, you let me discover a quite impressive and interesting company with this Wio ;-) Any comparison with AI prime HD freshwater would be cool!

[@Jan_Marsal]

I am really looking for Tais book...

[@riverwoodaquatics7028]

Love it ❤️

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Cheers mate!

[@wolfgangr.3103]

Hey George, we've got al lot of beautiful scapes here in germany, esepcially in Bavaria :-). I would like to show you my ( for me) beauiful disk Tank. I think this could be awesome experience for everyone

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Sounds great! Are you a member of the UKAPS forum? Please share it there.

[@allaboumohamed]

Nice vid

[@aquasquare]

I have green gnome 😍😍..there are many of them in our rivers. I have a shot video in my channel😍 happy to see them there

[@mattriggs.aquaria]

Is that tequila over your right shoulder George? 😃

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

I hope so 😅

[@aquasquare]

😍

[@norbipuhl111]

No way is that 75 cm tank, looks like 45 cm max

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

I guess the visual field is distorted with the use of my ultra wide angle lens, thus leading to your incorrect sizing assumption. 😃

[@martincacing]

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