How to check your aquarium water「Which testing kit should you use?」ADA nature aquarium for beginners

[@WasabiAquariumChannel]

"We incorrectly referred NO2 as nitrous acid. It should have been translated as nitrogen dioxide. Sorry for any confusion caused."

[@trueheartintent]

That’s actually pretty funny. Love your channel, Shrimp Lawyer!

[@Patrickjk]

Why did you guys stop uploading??! This channel is one of the best regarding legit aquascaping problems and solution.

[@k-c]

Best channel on water chemistry for freshwater aquarium! Lucky to have stumbled upon your content!

[@NORIaquaCh]

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[@Trrondee]

hope you make more videos soon. I think the path to success would be 1 translator for all videos. or just have them in Japanese and make subtitles.

[@BURAIANANDRESRAMOS]

heyyy i hope you can do more videos soon... been waiting for more videos...

[@I_do_my_best]

Looking forward more English translated videos😇❤️

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for the support :)

[@Bruno_Amaro]

This is a must watch video. With love for the hobby and patience, we will achieve a beautiful aquarium. thanks for this one. Cheers my Friend.

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for the support as always Bruno :)

[@ricksallotment5923]

I commend your manor's sir. Thanks Daniel.

[@samwell7640]

How do you deal with stones, such as seiyru, that affect water parameters? Do the stones continue to leech minerals forever or does it slow down over time?

[@sandeepsharma82100]

Hiro-san: can you please advise on planting scheme for stem plants and other types like Stauro/ARM etc. Spacing between them, specially like Rotala, Ludwigia. Should they be planted a 1 stem each vs 2-3 bunch together. How much spacing is ideal to make a good presentation and avoid them getting all entangled and looking like a mess.

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Dear Sandeep, can you tell us what "Stauro/ARM" is? Also, 1 stem plant is preferred between 1-3cm apart, as you trim new nodes branch out and you achieve a bush that way. If you plant 2-3 together, you will have a messy plant mass as well as roots competing for nutrients.

[@sandeepsharma82100]

@@NORIaquaCh my apologies, I mean Staurogyne Repens, and Alternanthera Reinecki Mini. Thanks for your input on stem plants. Are there other general rules or best practices one can follow on planting scheme - distance between other types of plants, arrangement general rules or ideas (I understand it can be personal choice too in arrangement)

[@NORIaquaCh]

@@sandeepsharma82100 Official WASABI Moderator: 1-3cm apart in general, but some plants are exceptions, such as Alternanthera Reineckii Mini, it will grow child plants on the parent plant in all directions. This results in a bush. If you plant this too close, your layout design will look weird after 3-6 months from planting. Similar applies to Staurogyne Repens.

[@fecgoh]

Thank you for 5his good info. Keep up with more videos!!

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for the support :)

[@pondgators]

Awesome video!! Your channel seems really cool!! Just subbed too!!

[@inblu123]

Thank you so much sir

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Dear Anantha, you are welcome :)

[@GgG-rd8wp]

Very good. Thank you for the advice

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thank you for the support, Gg.

[@CatPoopsRainbow]

Hi, what do you do to increase phosphate level?

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator:

[@CatPoopsRainbow]

I’m currently using ADA fertilizer, it doesn’t include any phosphate, do you think the phosphate from fish excretion and maybe some leftover fish food is enough?

[@NORIaquaCh]

@@CatPoopsRainbow Official WASABI Moderator: Yes, phosphate is always present in any planted aquarium from fish food, fish waste and decaying organics, this typically meets the 0.1ppm requirement.

[@BURAIANANDRESRAMOS]

Hello are you doing fine??? I see that you haven been producing videos for 1 month. Hope all is good for you. Waiting for more videos from you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@NORIaquaCh]

We have officially stopped releasing videos due to other work at our store. Please check back soon for future videos. - Official WASABI Moderator

[@BURAIANANDRESRAMOS]

Thats very sad:((( wish u all the best and hope to see more videos from you

[@woltergrant]

@@NORIaquaCh please start your production back up soon! You were on such a roll with steady A+ content. A rare source of good true knowledge for us hobbyist! Miss you

[@NORIaquaCh]

@@woltergrant We wish to resume shortly, thank you for your continued support - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator

[@JordanStirrat]

Love your videos! Keep it up 😊

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for the support Jordan :)

[@SnChard-core1786]

Can I put 8 neon tetras, 1 betta, and 2 Amano shrimp in a 20 gallon?

[@weilam03]

All your videos are A+ Wasabi san

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for the support :)

[@joyjoston159]

How much GH and KH should be there in planted aquarium?

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Noted, this will be a future video for translation.

[@gigibellakatdid]

Hello Hiro San, There’s seemed to be not much video on the care of ludwigia white in youtube. Any advice on taking care of them?

[@NORIaquaCh]

We have noted this for future videos, thanks. - Official WASABI Aquarium Channel Moderator

[@gigibellakatdid]

@@NORIaquaCh aligato thank you!

[@akvasvet]

👍🐠

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: Thanks for the support :)

[@will1984f]

What is COD? Call of duty?

[@NORIaquaCh]

Official WASABI Moderator: In chemistry, the chemical oxygen demand (COD) is an indicative measure of the amount of oxygen that can be consumed by reactions in a measured solution. It is commonly expressed in mass of oxygen consumed over volume of solution which in SI units is milligrams per litre (mg/L). A COD test can be used to easily quantify the amount of organics in water.

[@will1984f]

Thank you

[@NORIaquaCh]

@@will1984f Official WASABI Moderator: You are welcome, we will note this in the description shortly. Thanks for your feedback.