Make a Spiral Fish Tank from Brick and Cement

[@takashinomura8052]

Nice creativity, but that amount of fish in this pond will die shortly or be miserable. People don't realize but Koi fish likes deep water for security and temperature regulation. Also, it seems heavily overstocked for the amount of swim space. Instead of Koi, I'd suggest smaller schooling fish. The central piece is a nice gimmick but if the water just passes over the media instead of through it, no real filtration is being made here, also, it takes much space that the fish would be happier with. The location of this pond is also bad, it is over concrete, with a layer of brick and concrete, it will get HOT, specially if this video is from Vietnam, where I think it is, and there it gets very hot, that amount of water will probably cook the fish, but perhaps that is the goal? The brickwork was nicely done, but the raw brick gives a unfinished look. Also, some epoxi sealant on the inside would not hurt since concrete and bricks are very porous, that water will need constant replenishment due to evaporation. Nice gimmick, but I'd pass on it.

[@steveo5174]

He built a solar powered slow cooker.

[@WastrelWay]

I like the design. It's like a miniature creek. I'd fill the central spaces with rocks and have the water come in at the top and leave at the bottom to go to the next space. I don't know what that media is, but I don't like it. Use rocks and add wild pond water. Get some worms and crustaceans in there. Then you need some rocks and and a lot of plants in the main area, and use minnows, not koi. I agree also that the koi will be miserable....

[@ValiantGarton]

They won't be in there long enough to die. This guy keeps building these things, knocking them down and building another one. If you look at his channel there are multiple thumbnails with the same wall in the backgrounds. Same wall, same plants. In older videos it is a different wall but the same MO with multiple different fish ponds with the exact same wall in the background.

[@crypto1701]

So many complaints, so few alternatives offered. It's not like we paid for it, it's a KZbin video. Definitely a lot more talent than I'll ever have.. I enjoyed it.

[@Runnaway-dt3du]

With only 30 centimeters of water in the fish's support, on sunny days the water temperature will kill the fish, or am I wrong?

[@jolantapendlebury2178]

far too shallow, to many fish.

[@oki9395]

My dad made a c. 40 cm depth koi pond for my mom. It has been more than 10 years now and the fish are spawning. I'm not sure for 30 cm depth, tho.

[@harkbelial]

@@oki9395 if you live in colder climate yes but in Vietnam no. This is a gimmick for KZbin video and was probably destroyed after the filming.

[@oki9395]

@@harkbelial i live in Indonesia where the sun is strike the hardest 😁. But you're right, it needs some cover. Maybe he will build it later.

[@liviaines7195]

​@@harkbelialEles são vietnamitas? Legal os vídeos!

[@lindaotley]

Nice pond,but you should have made it deeper and put some plants in it so the fish had somewhere to go for shelter from the sun and predators ❤

[@eyeofventure]

Actually, it’s the perfect height and it’s the true traditional height for a koi fish pond. And that’s what he was intending to do so it’s perfect.

[@sheikharaf5285]

18:52 ​@@eyeofventure

[@finnwinn1438]

You probably also think he should've scooped the fish with a net. ❤

[@danielforde-pogson]

Could you share the fish pond you've built by hand please?

[@oki9395]

You've made some senses. But I'm not a professional, so I don't understand if you're right or not.

[@robertflint4115]

Makes my knees hurt watching this. 🫣

[@arifa5056]

Those fish are literally scraping the bottom... When talent and logic doesn't meet

[@harkbelial]

This is a gimmick for KZbin video and was probably destroyed after the filming. There's no chance that fish would have survived more than a day in that without proper gear.

[@JesseJames-kv7xc]

@@harkbelial i'm afraid that's gonna stay forever.

[@harkbelial]

@@JesseJames-kv7xc he's constantly building in the same place different stuff, so it's getting destroyed and rebuilt over and over again.

[@JesseJames-kv7xc]

@@harkbelial ohhhh i have to see the others videos sorry.

[@RodCalidge]

The cement will poison those Koi. They will not live long. That's why you put a liner in a fish pond.

[@genejordan9983]

That’s what the banana cuttings do, removes the toxin. But I asked him how long to leave them,

[@peshmeister27]

Poor fishes..they don't even have a place to hide.

[@lennajo777]

Wow!!! I wish you could build this in my yard! Thanks i know that took a lot of work❤

[@BarryGreenham]

Perfect fish prison. Your Nascar tank will allow them to turn one way for eternity. That looks so amazing you should get a hand full of friends and live in a single round room with no decor for the rest of your life also. They must be so happy.

[@Michael-u7r2p]

How about all the people who own a fish tank smaller then that In there home

[@hsandco9560]

​@@Michael-u7r2pyeah? Fishtanks with actual swimming room?

[@Michael-u7r2p]

@@hsandco9560 you tell me I seen tanks smaller then that all My life I say let them go free if you can't supply I a paradise for them in water . GOD FOR A THOUGHT

[@hsandco9560]

@@Michael-u7r2p could you rephrase that in an actually comprehensible way? I really would love to hear your arguments clearly

[@Michael-u7r2p]

@@hsandco9560 this aint a argument people are ignorant but his craft was talent you don't want me to open your brain because ill take you on a time travel you will never forget about revelations for a thought and eventually the sun swallows up the whole earth we got bigger problems like humanity is a risk and people worried about dumb shit wile kids are being sacrificed by Satanic peaces of shit but no body speaks on that.

[@masterspin7796]

Some gravel in the floor? I also would have painted a sealer cement is toxic in water...

[@finnwinn1438]

Not true. Cured cement is non toxic to fish. Fresh cement is toxic.

[@Paul-st2wv]

No it's not.

[@masterspin7796]

@@Paul-st2wv calcium hydroxide

[@Paul-st2wv]

@masterspin7796 calcium hydroxide isn't toxic. It can make balancing the pH difficult initially, but reduces over time as the concrete cures. Calcium hydroxide is added to water all the time in treatment plants to reduce hard water corrosivness to plumbing and to help remove other heavy minerals. Lots of drinking water tanks and cisterns are made of concrete. It's definitely a better option than plastic or urethane based sealers in steel tanks used for drinking water.

[@RodCalidge]

​@Paul-st2wv Yes, it is. I have seen people go to all this work and NOT use a sealer, and, lo and behold, all their fish die. Cement is indeed poisonous to biologics in water.

[@Cabietboi.89]

cái hồ xây đẹp, nhưng cái dàn lọc không những không có tác dụng mà còn có hại thêm : xây giữa hồ chiếm diện tích, lọc tràn toàn bộ bề mặt nên chẳng có tác dụng gì, nếu có thể cho nước tràn từ đáy mỗi ô lên mặt rồi mới tràn ra thì lúc đó nước phải qua dàn vật liệu lọc mới có tác dụng, phần gạch ngấm nước không được trát xi măng quá nhiều sẽ làm bay hơi nước cực kỳ nhanh . cái hồ thì 6 điểm nhưng cái lọc -10 điểm

[@kythuatvuonnam1078]

Tuyệt vời quá ❤🎉

[@horatiohornblower868]

Asians never cease to amaze me. They toil all day on their haunches, invariably wear flip flops and personal protection is completely foreign to them. And yet they often deliver perfect work.

[@SựConstruction]

Kênh bác đỉnh quá, ước gì kênh em cũng được 1M sub ❤❤❤

[@Wagner-yw5dp]

Fantástico seu trabalho!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@robertbutler8004]

There is no way on earth that I would pay for this quality of work our lack of.

[@johnduer7428]

Awesome job and amazing pond.❤❤

[@randomvideos8477]

Für was war der Schritt mit dem Palmenholz? Es konnte nichts mit der Wasseraufbereitung zutun haben, da du das Holz wieder herausgeholt und das Wasser abgelassen hast. War es zum überprüfen, ob der Teich dicht ist oder war es eigentlich vollkommen überflüssig?

[@Martintubeification]

Ich kann mir nur erklären, dass das Palmenholz die Zementreste binden soll und diese dann mit dem Holz herausgeholt werden. Ist aber auch nur eine Theorie...

[@zookeeper6970]

That was amazing!! good video

[@fathimafaranaa8606]

Amazing 🤩😍😊

[@brittanycollier2320]

Absolutely beautiful, i never thought of using palm or banana fiber to help leach the water! Bet that really cuts down on leaching time.

[@nickzhaosun]

I was confused by that part. What purpose did that serve? (Genuine inquiry. I don't know much about fish)

[@brittanycollier2320]

@@nickzhaosun cement is toxic when first laid and new tanks at reptariums and aquariums, even zoos have to fill the habitat fully with water, and let sit for a few weeks to help leach out the toxins in the cement. Then they fully drain it and let sit dry for a week, up to a month before they refill and set up for actual plants and animals to live in. Bamboo, palm and banana are all very porus and suck up water, helping to act as a natural filter to absorb the toxins.

[@abdessamaizerrougui]

قال رسول الله صلى الله عليهم وسلم اذا كنتم ثلاثة و لا تكون اثنان دون صاحبهما وهو يحزنه رواه مسلم

[@brittanycollier2320]

@@nickzhaosun i had responded but youtube deleted my comment sorry.

[@nickzhaosun]

@@brittanycollier2320 Okay, so what purpose does that serve?

[@DeeDee-en8ob]

Beautiful job The people with negative comments couldn't do it at all 😂😂😂

[@محمدالعراقي-خ8ص7ق]

Why are bananas cut and put in water and then taken out?

[@bpeng2000]

Absorbing unhealthy stuff from bricks and concrete and raising bacterial.

[@the3dimensions]

@@bpeng2000 wow didnt know that

[@TheBeerBox80]

Very nicely done.

[@diveinnjim]

it looks nice but personally. I don't think this will hold water for very long.

[@oki9395]

It will. At least, I'd made some common flower pot into fish bowl using plaster, and it strong enough to hold water

[@diveinnjim]

@@oki9395 ok cool 😎

[@jeffnicholson4804]

Very nice grate job 👍 only thing I could think is Would an under and over filter of helped more might be wrong

[@tigerinlive]

Amazing talent ☺️

[@abdessamaizerrougui]

قال رسول الله صلى الله عليهم وسلم : (( كل مومنين صدقة )) رواه مسلم

[@ericbarthelemy190]

Islam is a lie

[@dmaltantv]

Great job 👍👍

[@dothuy87-dt]

your video is really good

[@kestutismartinkaitis7586]

Super nuostabus tvenkinys 👍👍👍 Linkėjimai iš Lietuvos 🇱🇹

[@donsmith7979]

Look at how many tanks they built in the same spot. Just for entertainment video's. Fish Live's matter too !!

[@Show-inDesign]

훌륭합니다 잘봤습니다 ^^ 한국에서 인테리어 하고 있어요 참고하겠습니다

[@gehtgooglenixan8138]

well done. All that's missing are a few plants to round it off.

[@dianecorderostarke4171]

If your not happy with how this project came out, why don't those of you who complained make your own video and post it on you tube, let's see how we'll you do???

[@dieselmcfly3536]

Amazing doing that with sandles on.

[@bybeetho]

*Que trabalho maravilhoso, excelente. Para quê serve os pedaços do tronco do coqueiro, durante o processo de secagem das paredes??? Beetho, da "Boomerang Flowers Band", de Belo Horizonte, MG, Brasil. ....... What a wonderful, excellent job. What are the pieces of the coconut tree trunk used for during the process of drying the walls??? Beetho, from the "Boomerang Flowers Band", from Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil.*

[@محمدالعراقي-خ8ص7ق]

very beautiful and wonderful

[@Paquito910]

16:48 Greetings. It is a very beautiful work, but, the cable is hanging very dangerously. You can put something like a support or a bridge so that it has a rest and is not neglected. Also, also for the safety of the girl.

[@harkbelial]

This is a gimmick for KZbin video and was probably destroyed after the filming.

[@genejordan9983]

How long do you leave the banana cuttings in the water?

[@antitheist9976]

Nice job mate 🙂

[@oomarky]

That's a confident man trusting a single skin 4" wall to hold backs tonnes of water😮

[@benza435]

thats like 300 kg of water no need to get excited

[@Nomad_94.09]

good job, always looking forward to your new video👍

[@sea_star83]

정화한 물이 밑에서 나와야 정화가 되는거 아닌가요? 윗물이 그대로 옆으로 가면 정화하는 의미가 있나요?

[@fidelezequiel3990]

Hello friend, excellent video but I have a question, why do you put the banana trunk in the fish tank?

[@AsiaWoodworking]

The job is great. Wishing the workers good health (asia woodworking)

[@robertosousa8150]

Always good to come to the comments and learn from all the experts lol

[@enriquetaguell2068]

... Entendí poco. Por qué las redes escondidas en esos lugares?? Por qué echaron esa planta en trozos y luego la recogieron?? Peces tan grandes en un lugar tan chico?? Sería interesante expliquen mientras construyen algo. Gracias

[@austinmeredith6647]

Pretty neat.

[@christervikstrom5431]

Excellent 💪

[@ericbaker9294]

Beautiful

[@simona625]

Hi. I would love to know what it is you chop up into the pond and why, please ?

[@ienhoangtran1934]

Con cá đen ở Việt nam gọi là cà Lau kính, bạn không nên bỏ nó vào bồn xi măng vì nó cạp vào vách tường làm hỏng đấy.

[@catshepherd3102]

Fibonacci fountain! 💙

[@pauposts]

Nice trick with for making the spiral chalk line.

[@kurisu7885]

Genuinely curious, what was the purpose of the tree chopping?

[@fromatozchannel5833]

Absorbing unhealthy stuff from bricks and concrete and raising bacterial

[@JG-pp3dd]

Yes! Thanks @fromatozchannel5833

[@Edi-wt3ge]

Muito legal, mas não entendi o princípio de funcionamento. A bananeira 13:22 é um impermeabilizante natural? Aquilo 15:20 nos buracos o que são e servem pra que? As pedras brancas 16:08 são só pra enfeite? O isopor 18:08 foi parar lá no centro e vai ficar por lá até ser tirado? De qualquer forma ficou show. Valeu 🙂👍

[@samwelsh8241]

Just a bunch of haters here like god i feel like some of y’all watch youtube videos just for the sake of hating on anything.

[@ВасяТёркин-ъ9ж]

Центральная часть - хороший трюк, но если вода просто проходит через наполнитель, а не сквозь него, здесь не происходит никакой реальной фильтрации, кроме того, он занимает много места, что будет более приятно рыбам. Расположение этого пруда тоже неудачное, он над бетоном, со слоем кирпича и бетона, будет ГОРЯЧО, особенно если это видео из Вьетнама, где я думаю оно и есть, и там становится очень жарко, вот так воды, вероятно, приготовит рыбу, но, возможно, именно в этом и состоит цель? Кирпичная кладка выполнена хорошо, но необработанный кирпич выглядит незавершенным. Также не повредит немного эпоксидного герметика внутри, поскольку бетон и кирпич очень пористые, и вода будет нуждаться в постоянном пополнении из-за испарения.

[@ВасяТёркин-ъ9ж]

Хорошая креативность, но такое количество рыбы в этом пруду скоро умрет или станет несчастным. Люди не осознают, но рыба кои любит глубокую воду из соображений безопасности и регулирования температуры. Кроме того, кажется, что здесь слишком много места для купания. Вместо кои я бы предложил стайную рыбу поменьше.

[@Fazbear-84]

Why’d you cut up stalks of smthn in the water then drain it?

[@RyonMugen]

whats the purpose of the uhhh pipe cleaners in the top sections?

[@DMKarnholio]

literally, nothing... supposedly, filter but the water isn't forced through it so it's useless

[@RyonMugen]

@@DMKarnholio I figured that

[@Praecantetia]

what's the point of those brushes? are you cleaning them? will they stay there? are you exposing the fish to microplastics?

[@saintmalaclypse3217]

Name somewhere that's NOT exposed to microplastics. And show us YOUR build video.

[@Hotspur37]

They are not brushes the water is filtering through them so after a while bacteria the fish need will develop on them. All aquariums have a similar filter structure

[@DMKarnholio]

@@Hotspur37 except it's not; it's just passing over them

[@Hotspur37]

@@DMKarnholio Funny it works fine to filiter my aquarium that has kind of similar configuration for its filter.

[@DMKarnholio]

@@Hotspur37 without water being forced through the filter material, it will follow the path of least resistance, ie: over the brushes, rendering them massively ineffective compared to if the water was routed to enter at the bottom end, pass thru the "filter material", and then out the top, for example. MAYBE 10-15% as efficient as it could be. but then again, judging by the video history this dude is going to demolish it and build something new, quick , and cheap for next week's video, so all of this conversation is irrelevant.

[@marlberg2963]

Sandals check. Lack of power tools check. All labor done by hand. Check. *looks at watch. If this is Saturday this must be Singapore

[@السيداليافعي-ز1س]

سبحان الله وبحمده عدد خلقه ورضا نفسه وزنة عرشه ومدد كلماته ❤❤❤

[@Opakreatif]

Nice❤

[@murimilmeta]

Legal, mas faltou fazer um acabamento e deixar mais bonito, quem fez até aí, deveria fazer até o final. ;-)

[@ИринаАюбова-и5м]

наружный контур сделать хотя-бы на 2 ряда выше. а так - очень даже креативно!

[@elespecialista-p3m]

quedó muy bien el estanque pero pudo haber pañetado también la parte central para que no se vieran los ladrillos pelados y rústicos , también haber pañetado por fuera y pudo haber pintado el fondo de algún color que resultara con el color de los peces

[@johnjones3913]

Did the bamboo neutralise the acidity of the cement ?????

[@donmaikurosawa1500]

You bet. That was in fact a banana tree.

[@hernandogonzalez3946]

Buen trabajo pero creo que fue un error hacerla con ladrillo a la vista porque da la impresión de estar en obra negra, es decir inconclusa.

[@rtalbot87]

Agreed. Need at least 3 feet deep, preferably more.

[@mikeymikeFType]

I’d check the alkaline levels on this ! Can’t just use any old concrete mix apparently

[@brucemannjr]

Great making it

[@ellenalston4661]

Very nice

[@r__and__r]

Very pretty, but only suitable for plants. The water level is far FAR too shallow for koi and there are significantly too many. You should be looking at one koi for around every 2000 litres. I would be surprised if this even comes to 1500.

[@benoitantonucci3241]

good job

[@Paul-st2wv]

Anyone know what throwing the choped up banana tree in the water was for? Is it some form of natural ph balancing?

[@garfstiglz3981]

Anyone know what the, I'm assuming bamboo tree trunk was hacked up for and placed into the water?

[@mihalykorodi2943]

The black fish wisely chose to rather die.

[@cidinhaaparecida3851]

A Mei o seu trabaho ❤

[@chetanchettri1584]

Which water pump is used?

[@minaluna479]

outdoor power supply Makin me nervous and does anyone know the purpose of that plant chopped into pond than removed? never seen that before

[@Hans-JoachimDümmel]

Zu flach. Mindestens 60cm. Was sollen die Bürsten? Bißchen Grün würde es bereichern. Schatten fehlt.

[@derButze1979]

Why bamboo in the water at the first time?

[@lethanhhoai4286]

bể cá quá đẹp

[@devm3116]

What is the purpose of putting banana trimmings in the pond ??

[@eksit101]

So ppl leave comments and ask why.

[@mielund5045]

Lego!!🤙

[@chotalamechupa7266]

so cement is good for fishes bodies hum... ?

[@mayosa666]

how many gallons? if a may ask

[@amomentsnotice]

Amazing

[@Walesbornandbred]

Looks a bit crowded.

[@r.i.p.volodya]

There's nowhere for the fish to hide or shelter!

[@smljohnstone]

The Lime leaching from the unweathered, cement will soon kill all those fish, plus Herons and Seagulls etc will have a field day

[@Hotspur37]

Thats why they put the banna leaves in the water, The Koi are to big

[@c9rm3n]

What was the purpose of chopping wood into water then draining it and throwing out the wood. I thought you were creating a habitat.

[@Hotspur37]

the banna wood absorb chemicals that leach out of the cement when its wet

[@GratisTistis-t2l]

Haai..banana stem for what?

[@СергейРоманчук-я6ц]

БЕДНАЯ РЫБА

[@aninie621]

👍👍👍

[@DMKarnholio]

neat fountain/water feature, horrible fish pond