I Simulated Freshwater Ecosystem For 180 Days, No Co2, No Water Change, No Filter

Watching this 180 days evolution has been quite enjoyable and instructive. Once again, I'd like to emphasize that fewer fish, more plants, and sufficient light can prevent algae issues. We should patiently wait without stressing the ecosystem.
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[@torIIgo]

Man, to have a setup like that, I'd be sitting in front of it for hours peacefully enjoying the simplicity of all the inhabitants of said ecosystem.

[@peaceofnaturee]

It’s perfect, enjoy!

[@torIIgo]

@peaceofnaturee Currently, I am with my 20 gallon long (yet to reveal it on my channel atm). But at some point, I wanna go bigger like you and many others who enjoy a huge slice of nature indoors. One day, it WILL happen. It just may take longer.

[@AndrewFishman]

@@torIIgo Patience it the aquarist's best friend :) Start out big, it is easier to maintain, that's my philosophy. *PS Lovely little tank. Badis, pygmy cories :) Love it.

[@EarthEuphorias]

Get a setup like that. I did

[@sonkhanguyenvu4474]

This is the most relaxing aquarium setup video I've ever seen. I wonder if we sometimes become too perfectionistic about an ecosystem needing water filters, CO2 systems, various substrates, and chemicals, forgetting about a natural ecosystem like this one.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@Noeman2009]

I have a big aquarium (besides 5 other smaller aquariums I have) but I'm just too lazy to maintain it, has been months without water change, the water has gone 45% and needed to turn off the hang on filter (the water level is to low), The water is brown. The fish still alive without oxygen, the vallisneria-gigantea almost took over the tank. Yes, aquarium with plants needs no extensive maintenance.

[@alysononoahu8702]

This AI narrator is dangerously mesmerizing.He could probably get me to believe many things

[@diccen]

Earlier this week after a few months of preparation I finished setting up my first fish tank. I'm applying the same philosophies as you and watching your journey with this thank excites me about the journey I am about to embark on with mine. You were an absolute inspiration in determining what I wanted my fish thank to be and for that I will be eternally grateful.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you for your kind comment. We need to be a bit patient with setups like this. I hope you succeed, and I wish you the best of luck.

[@OmarDelCastillo]

Has demostrado que no hay límites en el Acuarismo, y con paciencia y de la manera más natural se puede tener este hermoso hobby; Felicidades desde México 🇲🇽

[@GerhardBredenkamp]

I just want congratulate you on this beautiful tank. A few years back I've also created a self sustaining eco tank just adding water when needed and pruning the plants. Once the tank was established I stopped feeding my fish and and the fish just started breeding and multiply. Corry's bred tetras bred and the whole tank just flourished. The biggest key to success is to keep the tank well balanced. I so happy to see there is more people believing that it is possible as the over whelming idea of keeping a healthy aquarium is so based on filters and water change water change and water change. For those who wants to try it be patient and don't disturb the substrate and dont re-scaoe the tank leave it to set in. Beautiful tank well done❤

[@Rivas427]

Flabbergasted by this. Super impressed. No CO2 and these results. Wow

[@kylequinn1963]

This is the way they're meant to be setup. I've got a 75g with soil and sand substrate, tons of plants, hundreds of cherry shrimp, a few amano shrimp, a nerite snail, tons of pest snails, ottos, khuli loaches and a pile of guppies. No water changes, no fertilizers, no filters, no heater and it's thriving. No algae and no issues, looks beautiful.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Perfect! Congratulations 🍾

[@Acaidia]

Sounds like a dream tank. Btw if the reason you only have one nerite snail is because you don't want them to overpopulate, they won't breed in freshwater. Maybe you just already have enough snails but I figured I'd say this just in case.

[@Mahmoud99q]

I own an empty aquarium. Its dimensions are 50*50*50 cm. My friend, who follows you on your page, told me... First... about the clay substrate, how high should it be... and then the second layer of sand, how high should it be? ..and how many plants should we plant...and finally the lighting, how many hours should it be on...and I am sorry for the long question.. I am following you from Palestine

[@rogerrodriguez5957]

Can you use like Home Depot soil?

[@sly-fi6502]

I always felt these setups were missing more invertebrates. There's more to a freshwater ecosystem than just fish, snails, and shrimp. There should be scuds for detritus and as a food source, freshwater worms for biofilm, rotifers, isopods, etc. With less fish, you may not even need to feed them if the tank had all these invertebrates.

[@badrhelmy80]

oh man, i'm watching this video now as i just bought a beginners tank for my and my kids to just try, when i saw your tank now i feel so eagre to go your way someday and create such an incredible eco system, i really appreciate all the effort and time you spent on your tank, it's so beautiful 🥰

[@jl644]

Tank size and the amount of plants and fish is why no filtration can work. If you have a small tank, it's harder to achieve. But balance between plants and the amount of fish is key.

[@peaceofnaturee]

You’re so right. It’s possible to make no filter in small tanks too, as you said balance is so important. In coming weeks I will publish a video about nano filterless tank with nano fish.

[@Cooper1984]

But can you run a big cannister filter on a dirtied tank?

[@peaceofnaturee]

@AndrewCooper-jq5ny If you want you can but it’s not necessary.

[@FedericaRosa-fz6ts]

I have a 15l tank with no filter and it goes very well

[@ChaitanyaArige]

@@FedericaRosa-fz6ts you need oxygen ..or change water every week.. 15L is too tiny

[@TheThriftedPlanter]

Beautiful! Got the same thing going right now. Not sure what day I'm on with my tank but it's at least 30 days. I can't wait until mine looks like yours!

[@peaceofnaturee]

Awesome! Keep us updated!

[@scourge2bunnies]

Such a beautiful video, and very helpful to me as I’m about to set up my first dirted, sand capped, planted ecosystem. This video is so inspiring, encouraging, and full of useful information! It was really helpful that you demonstrated over feeding. Everyone talks about it, but as a beginner, I was really happy to see it shown so clearly. Thank you!!!

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! I glad you like it!

[@chickin.nugget]

KZbin recos is doing wonders right now, I've been getting awesome channels like this for days now. Great video, my good sir!

[@titanuranus2136]

Nice informative relaxed video. Kids play sand is a good cheap source of river sand, 15KG for £3. Its not always river sand so read the info on the back. I wash it a few times to get rid of mud and powdery bits of sand. Its labour intensive washng your bodyweight in sand, but its worth it over paying £16 for 7.5KG of sand from aquarium shop.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! Play sand is usefull! I’m using it too.

[@jennikohl5189]

I just spent days rinsing the play sand I got, and it's still isn't clean. I should have researched what is in that particular sand before buying. I'll be giving it to the chickens for baths and buying pool filter sand and blasting sand for fish tanks.

[@Darthbelal]

The tank set up AND your narration are both top notch. Thank you for sharing....

[@peaceofnaturee]

I appreciate you watching! 🙂

[@JRCarReviews]

I gave up on having a fish tank after 15 years because it was annoying cleaning the water. I was a kid so I didn't know much about water or how to combat algie but at some point I did achieve this only to ruin it by changing too much water I realize that now. No filter tanks are the way to go.

[@matthewcarey7323]

Absolutely beautiful, I look forward to continued updates on this tank and future projects! Keep up the great work.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻 I’m trying to give my best time for this hobby beside my job. Hopefully in the future I can focus on them more.

[@АндрейК-в9ь6ъ]

Спасибо за шикарное видео... Супер аквариум, очень всё грамотно и по делу... 👍

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@diliganfc3s510]

i had a 10 gallon run 10 years before i ever did a water change as a kid growing into a teenager. i have a 55 gal now and only change the water 50% maybe once or twice a year. gravel a couple plants and a canister filter. my cory cats are 15-18 years old and my albino bristle nose is about 12 now.

[@peaceofnaturee]

It’s amazing! Congratulations. 👏👏

[@diliganfc3s510]

@@peaceofnaturee very cool to see executed at a professional level 🏆

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! 👏🌿🍃

[@peaceofnaturee]

@diliganfc3s510 Thank you so much!

[@supremepeace.]

All my tanks except the external big pond have no filter and Cristal clear water, I still don't understand why people get so amazed with that. As if nature needs an electric filter for its ponds and lakes...

[@williammcdowell6257]

Some ponds do work well with no filter, rising and falling with the seasons, but most natural lakes and ponds are fed by a river or spring and have an output beyond simple evaporation, flow and water change are part of most natural waters, obviously the Dead Sea has no output beyond evaporation.

[@supremepeace.]

@@williammcdowell6257 i disagree.... Most lakes and ponds don't have a strong flow of water in the whole body... Rivers do, and that's another story. Even the ocean is not nourished with oxygen from the movement above, but by the algae and plants in it.

[@williammcdowell6257]

@@supremepeace. Just for accuracy I didn't write about 'strong flow' certainly most lakes have flow but it wouldn't be a flow comparable to the say the strong turnover of around 10 times an hour turnover for a filter, as some recommend. I also never mentioned aeration, i.e. putting oxygen from the air into water. In fact I haven't personally used aeration on my tanks for over three decades. Please, there is nothing to be gained by disagreeing with me on things I didn't write. The Bann river feeds and discharges from largest British Isles lake. I am fundamentally keen on essentially nature based approaches to the hobby. But most ponds and lakes are not bodies of stagnant water even if there is no immediate visual evidence of a river or stream (often a seasonal stream) feeding in and out, often with small bodies of water, water often percolates in from the soil etc. and is evaporated off or runs slowly under the force of gravity from the pond. Water is also often lost from bodies of water by transpiration from plants and plants being eaten by herbivores. Transpiration is a major loss of water from bodies of water not fed by streams in the summer, come the autumn rains, and the re-emergence of seasonal streams, and the autumnal loss of foliage, the water is replenished. That is how most apparently stagnant ponds operate.

[@supremepeace.]

@@williammcdowell6257 My God you wrote so much, ok nice I have read everything, thanks.

[@philippa.6605]

Because an aquarium is not a piece of nature...

[@nutmeg0144]

This has to be the most beautiful example of a low tech tank

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@jefftucker9225]

Understock your tank, don't over feed and have lots and lots of plants, you do that and maintaining water quality is very easy

[@peaceofnaturee]

Yes that’s what I’m talking about. 🙂

[@Whatareyou---]

every step of your journey was nothing but remarkable keep going mate you did fabulous.👏👏👏

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻

[@Saxonwomen]

Set up my planted tank 5 months ago no cleaning no water changes & no problems.. I havnt even had any algae & it’s facing two windows I have my lights on around 9 hrs a day the fish are feed with live food or frozen & of course a bit of dried flacked food for fibre.. it’s thriving & all the fish are having babies just need to rehome them as I already have 3 tanks & no room for more 😂

[@EuroGupper]

Use soil when you never plan to touch your aquarium again. No uprooting plants, no rebuilds. Just scape and leave it alone aside from some trimming or adding materials

[@niravshakya5502]

Great video mate and what an amazing final product without needing too much artificial products. I never knew this could be achieved. I'm trying to make a 5x2ft fish tank for my living space and wanted to know what kind of plants you used, what species, both plants and fish thrived so that I can too achieve this. The shop I go to recommends adding expensive substrates and fertilizers with CO2 infusion etc. but if it's not required, I'd rather have a natural looking tank like this. Please do suggest any pointers, thanks!

[@peaceofnaturee]

Hello, thank you! I’m preparing a video about plants that can be easily used in setups like this and I’ll be publishing it soon. It’s absolutely possible to create beautiful tanks without expensive equipment. I already have a video showcasing the plants in this tank. Please watch it; you’ll find answers to all your questions.

[@stenorn84]

Your ecosystem is incredible! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you!

[@Roooo-23]

This was awesome and most educative one so far, loving it! 😍🥰😘

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@Roooo-23]

@@peaceofnaturee You are doing an amazing job here without using Co2, and so on. Keep up the good work!

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you very much! 🌿🍃

[@tinygiant9514]

No filter system at all? What a big surprise for me when see your tank so much clean n clear without anything at all, tks.

[@DancingFlnger]

the best production i have seen so far! hats off for details and straight away information

[@KIEMTIENVE]

Cảm ơn đã chia sẻ, Đây chính là đỉnh cao của nghệ thuật.

[@tahinchik]

KZbin recommended your video. Its awesome. Great work. Respect from Ukraine

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thanks, appreciate the support from Ukraine!

[@edmundchung1954]

I wanna say floating plants HELPS ALOT in these tank, i have a 15g tank but use a small hob filter with 0 water change after 2-3 months of cycle, it is doing really well now lol

[@rishisapre]

Very inspiring and informative video for a beginner like me and the ecosystem is simply outstanding ❤

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@akilanpb1410]

Wow Amazing..👌❤️ you are so very fortunate to enjoy with such a beautiful Ecosystem..👏🤝

[@kinglamine712]

So beautiful video thank you very much...I like your video so much... peace and love you welcome from Algeria 🇩🇿 ❤

[@emmamiller2784]

This might sound like a stupid question but what about water temperature? How do you keep that right for the fish? I didn’t see any heaters in the tank unless i missed it?

[@xmanu100]

that is the reason most don't use dirted tanks.. we can rescape or mess with the substrate or pull out rooted plants.. also I had big problems with assassin snails they harm smaller nerites and also ram horn snails which eat algae

[@anantagundala7002]

Marvellous it felt so good and peaceful while watching them. Love'em bro appreciate your efforts ❤👏

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! 🫶🏻

[@Praveen-jx8sw]

saw this beautiful video more than 10 times you are doing grate ,Can you please do a video for what plants are you used in your beautiful natural aquarium❤

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! I will make.

[@Praveen-jx8sw]

​@@peaceofnaturee ❤u bro

[@berbishshsh]

really pretty tank love how informative you are, you have the perfect narrative voice! i'm inspired to create a similar ecosystem hopefully it will be successful like yours!!

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! Good luck for your setup! It’s AI voice.

[@sharonjraj8080]

Loved the narration n ur setup....absolutely lovely

[@BathisAquariums]

This makes me want to try the ecosystem too. A perfect adventure.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Yes, I love this adventure. You should try.

[@DashDrones]

It's the only way you should setup a tank..

[@abdulfawaz6242]

Wow what a beautiful ecosystem thank you i got to learn a lot thank you so much ❤

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! 🌿🍃

[@bntnstrll]

Very nice! Enjoyed watching and hearing all the steps and results chronologically.

[@taqveem]

I have a 30L midi tank, on which I haven't changed the filter or water in 180 days. I perform only top up 3L water every few days of evaporation. The water is clear. I need to maybe syphon some loose dirtvut its been working great with fish thriving.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Perfect! 🫶🏻🌿

[@pawelworonko9]

What about partly changing of water? Isn't partial replenishment of evaporated water akin to replacing it?

[@Doemaareennaam]

great video, I am a bit further on the same journey and wanted to share some of my experiences (been going 2 years). After around 6 months the soil started to be depleted of nutrients. I first started to feed more which had no effect, then I added fertilizer in the water column which helped start an algea bloom. The solution for me was eventually adding root tabs. What is your plan once the soil is depleted? I know the idea is that the fish waste would provide enough nutrients for the plants but this didn't work for me.

[@vidriosyespaciosmedellin]

Tengo un acuario de 320 litros, si le tengo filtro, pero no abono, no co2 y tampoco luces especiales, la iluminacion es led normal y me va bien, ya esta maduro el acuario tiene 2 años, que bueno que muestren proyectos de acuarios sin tanta cosa y lo mas natural posible, hermoso tu acuario, un saludo desde medellin - colombia 👌🏻👍🏻🇨🇴

[@Dave_Andre]

I love the set up sir! I'm definitely doing a large aquarium like this after college. Though I would think some angel fish would be nice as center-piece fish. Btw mine is a planted 15 gallon for now. It has a betta and some guppies + shrimps and snails. It has been set up for more than a year now and basically on autopilot. I only do a waterchange every 3 months or so if the water is starting to get really yellow because of tanins or I'm in the mood or a guest is coming. Its small HOB filter has no media in it anymore and only being used for water movement. Fish are happy and breeding and the plants are thriving, only has some algae on the rocks and wood which I dont mind and the shrimp for sure love it, and that's it. Aquariums like these shows that our hobby doesn't need to be complicated. Keep doin what you do sir. Cheers.

[@TheInnomind]

Can you please cover a video on how to choose a tank, sealings type, how to make it sturdy, kind of support it will require like metallic frames to hold pressure. How to know safe limit of my tank, glass thickness and other important aspects of tank

[@KegstandOG]

Pretty amazing and what a relaxing just all around great video. Thanks for sharing this!

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@sanjivoberoi5361]

Just stumbled on your video and watched facinated. Great stuff, thank you for sharing. Who knows one day I might with any one or all of my five grand kids?

[@GetRichSteadily]

❤wow....thats really amazing..... one day , i will also surely build a setup like this bro

[@mariamkhan726]

Thanks for this beautiful video,I've learned so much fr this,thank u ❤️

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@FATSNAIL-FPV]

heater and filter on the left...... beautifull regardless, well done!

[@Mav86asian]

And one more thing, once algae develops on moss and soft leaved plants, they don’t disappear just by reducing light from 8 to 4 hours. Algae don’t disappear by its own. No matter how many shrimps are in there. What are you not telling us? Did you change some plants? Just be honest. The final aquarium is great btw.

[@MarkoAssi_pokervlogger]

There are at least two kinds of snails in the aquarium plus shrimps

[@jacquejecker4435]

Yes, what he is telling you works. The two main causes of algae are too much light and too much feeding of the fish. This is the first time I have seen the video's from this person, but there are literally hundreds from Father Fish. I set up a 75 gallon tank using his method a year ago and it is flourishing to this day. It is set up very close to this method, no filter, lots of plants and fish, very little fish feeding, only about twice a week, and the water has stayed almost crystal clear and I just replenish the evaporated water every couple of months, but I have a lid on it so there is very little evaporation. Go to KZbin and search on Father Fish. You will be amazed. It is very simple and pretty much maintenance free.

[@The_Primitive]

because there are some creatures in the aquarium that EAT algae

[@bobmcnabney5934]

He also decreased food added to the tank.... giving the shrimp and snails time to clean up

[@isaiahjackson1211]

Bro didn’t watch the video, the first animal he put in was the snails

[@TheFachen]

Try putting more natural pauses in the text to speech by making shorter clips. That way you can adjust the timing in post. But beautiful tank and thanks for including the steps.

[@FagnerAccordiAquarismo]

Nice video mate!! Many things that I believe in a watertank you demystified. It was a true class. Thanks!

[@SatishKolli-OM]

Lovely mate, there, You voice resembled David Attenborough's. Peace!

[@biswajit__5]

Ohh man !! It's fascinating than anything. In future, I absolutely want to have done this .

[@cemtamada4902]

Harika bir iş çıkarmış sınız. yaşadığım yerde bir akvaryum kurmak çok aşırı maliyetli filtreler filtreye koyduğumuz malzemeler ne yazık ki hem maliyet hem de aşırı zahmet istiyor. Bana ilham verdi bunu deneyeceğim🎉

[@peaceofnaturee]

Çok teşekkür ederim! Bol şans

[@cemtamada4902]

@@peaceofnaturee 🙏

[@noobtrooper6713]

Perfect tank. Maybe add some leaf litter from a body of water to add to your food web.

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@norbertthoens3561]

Wirklich schön geworden das Aquarium, auch wenn ich selbst immer einen Filter verwenden und Wasserwechsel machen werde...😉

[@shamilsyed397]

Gorgeous Pond that you can lose time in it... So jealous of it 😍😍 and Wish you for more creative endeavours. I hope one day I afford to make a more to this... Insha-Allah...

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@craigathonian]

Thank you for making & sharing this HUGE endeavor. Proof that bigger is better ❣ Your demonstration of how to control algae is such a key lesson in aquascaping, Such a beautiful creation ! One thing that I'm wondering about, and to some, the most important stage of aquarium culture, is the "cycling" of this huge slice of paradise. Did you skip this step ? Also, is there overhead lighting for the Monstera plant, or is it surviving on just the aquarium lighting ?

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! I was talking about cycling process my other videos. I didn’t talk about it in this one. All of my aquariums in my livingroom and terrastial plants have day light.

[@sunilmk999]

Good atempt ❤

[@pradyutmaji-BeyondThePages]

Please make a video to guide us as newbie to make a ecosystem like yours but about 200lit from the level 0. Thank You

[@takster050974]

Really nice video. Thanks. I am gonna try this when my aquarium gets to small.

[@dezyblowable]

U are awesome like I don’t really want to ever do water changes and if I can follow ur steps and be successful thanks is needed in advance wow

[@kurtn9502]

All my tanks run without water changes, co2 or filters. Just powerheads for circulation, and top off the water level weekly I've been keeping fish this way for over 10 years.

[@ApoorvSharma-e1r]

have you ever dosed this tank with fertz ? Also put any root tabs or something? How do you deal with nutrient deficiencies? I am asking this because I am using exact substate but one of the plant leaves are curling and i have no clue what is happening

[@lenterahati5976]

Woww....bringing nature to the aquarium...a small world of water.....

[@sushischnitzel]

Amazing fish tank 🤩

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you!

[@rogerrodriguez5957]

and also if I go to the river to get sand or from a construction company like you say,I put it straight to the tank or I have to do something else before I put it to the tank?

[@Akeezjalee]

Oh 😍😍 so beautiful ❤

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@kamiljeliman]

Absolute beauty! Thank you.. I can see a heater. What temperature do you keep?

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you! Sometimes I’m not being at home for a few days. These days I close home heater and I use heater for my aquariums. Temperature around 26c.

[@little_bee_007]

I too have a dirted tank but your base looks so cleans why is mine full of mulm .... i have to siphon it frequently... do u do it too?

[@peaceofnaturee]

I don’t siphon. Mulm is beneficial, I have mulm in this tank on the back side maybe it’s not noticeable from the video.

[@dubb5508]

What plants did you use? I have a tank with lots of jungle val. I have a bunch of algae and i want to add more plants.

[@sleepytASMR]

Absolutely stunning!

[@rogernosal2854]

love the no chemicals added to the tank (ecosystem). I have a 75 gallon and I practice similarly with natural soultions instead of chemicals. I use a soil and sand bottom similar to your tank. I really like your advise as far as the number of fish to number of plants. I need to work on that part. I use a filter and im impressed you do not.

[@gulaysahin6259]

Benim 480litrelik akvaryumum var filtreli sistem ancak dogal akvaryum yapmak istiyorum arastirmalarim sonucu bu videoya geldim. İlham verici, bilgi dolu paylasim icin teşekkür ederim❤

[@peaceofnaturee]

Hoşgeldiniz! Rica ederim faydası olursa mutlu olurum. Ayrıca instagram @peaceofnature.eg hesabımdan da güncel içerikleri takip edebilirsiniz. 🌿🍃

[@ADDAhaiMERA177]

Erm in the inyro why the water was moving and there was a thing cling to the tank backside?

[@putrowidodojati3417]

This is bloody amazing

[@chicoloco3379]

Absolutely stunning man! Wow! 💚

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@ivanheerlijn8194]

what is the lamp you have in there ? and what setings if there is anny ?

[@dewanroisbinomar]

How do you maintain this tank will please share light set up also maintenance guide

[@johnjwedrall4290]

I found your channel today and subscribed to it today 👍

[@ronkowaleski8537]

You are the perfect voice to be a narrator on national geographic or PBS nature

[@baradiganesh4607]

Thank you for such a wonderful video 🎉❤❤

[@matteoposi9583]

Coule it be possible to do the same with saltwater tanks? With corals and seaweed?

[@christiansetzkorn6241]

curious do assassin snail not also kill the zebra/nerite snails? thanks.

[@GNKRRS123]

Dude.... absolutely loved it❤❤

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much!

[@franklinsimiyonraj]

One of the best aquarium setup, I seen ever congratulations

[@peaceofnaturee]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@infiniity5529]

You still have to do water changes its not like in the wild that gets topped up with rain water. It needs minerals from the fresh water

[@peaceofnaturee]

I replenish the water that evaporates.

[@allennunez9858]

Most beautiful tank I"ve erver seen

[@baazzaachunck5302]

Hi. Great video. Did you continue to use the water pump or did you rely soley on the plants for oxygen and secondly is this cold water or tropical, do you use a heater

[@yuanlee8345]

thanks for sharing, this is what im looking for......

[@peaceofnaturee]

You’re welcome!

[@WearsBlack1]

How do you deal with evaporation? I live in the tropics. Right at the equator actually. Is replacing water lost due to evaporation same as water changes?

[@kerkain]

Oh my god I want this for my 65g so bad. I've made so many mistakes getting that tank going I'd love to be able to dial it back and do something like this and go back to enjoying the experience again.

[@noobguy57]

I like a little surface agitation to keep biofilm off the top of the water, a filter usually brings that but I could see just doing a small powerhead near the top.