My fav nano aquarium size - Pros and Cons

[@titonitrogen2269]

I replaced my Cube desktop tank with a Shallow and I'm so much more in love with it. The emersed growth options are amazing.

[@davidbaker6382]

You made both options look great.

[@sriscm]

outstanding background music!! needless to say the video content is top class as always no comments, simply just enjoy the video

[@gmoe3000]

Thanks for sharing you have helped me solve my problem with wanting fish 🐠 and plants I’m new to the aquatic world but been growing plants for a while now looking forward to more cool videos

[@Fsuholley]

Great video as always. Good information for those of us searching for a long tank. I hadn’t thought about the height of the filter hose. Thank You.

[@eugenb.8448]

I’ve been opting for shallow tanks as I like the look as it reminds me of my old 6’ 150 gallon tank in our old house before we downsized. And I like the plants growing up and out. I do agree that there’s more pruning involved but I resolve that by using slow growers mostly like anubias.

[@namesbinge3073]

I planted montevidensis in a shallow, top view was a mess but the front view, what a sight for sore eye.

[@gustav24-7-52]

I wish people would get it through their thick skulls that these tanks are for little fish that stay little. I'm so tired of explaining to customers of my store that nano tanks are not for goldfish. LOL

[@uniiquestudios7020]

In such a small tank I wouldn’t even add any fish, just some caridina or neocaridina shrimp and snails. In Germany it’s even regulated by the law, that you must not add fish to tanks below 60cm / ~60l Volume no matter the size of the fish.

[@itiswhatitisnowcrymore]

​@@uniiquestudios7020 Such a retard law ngl.

[@utakcaline444]

Sympa ce comparatif!

[@larryjohnny]

The low one would be a nightmare to trim plants all the time.. maybe if you go with easy plants the low one is best but they’re both great! Careful with the dust! It went up my nose and i was blowing black stuff out of my nose.. use a mask or make it wet.. nice diy work! Omg!

[@tombarb2864]

Great comparison

[@lorenzospina3174]

Your videos are always amazing ❤.

[@alexandrafontaine8111]

I really like this video ✌🏻💁🏻‍♀️🇨🇦

[@yanmischler5463]

Realy cool vidéo, it's changing about other ! 👌🏻

[@ethno8443]

Amazing video. Could you tell the plants name of the shallow tank that is growing over the water line?

[@juli8vdberg562]

I love certain plants like Pinantifida or Bolbitis mini that grow emersed but hardly any videos with shallow tanks showing how to do so and where to place them as they usually need substrate soil or placing on rocks or wood but accessing nutrients in water and soil ..

[@fruzsinabalogh312]

Gratulálok az igényes akváriumaidhoz és videóidhoz! Mindig öröm nézni!

[@jenpink4298]

These are my favorites also! Thank you for such a beautiful video showing some of the pros and cons of each size and shape! What usually serves as your initial source of inspiration for a new scape?

[@Apolo.Gaming]

i love the shallow

[@SwatejK]

More evaporation with the shallow tank..

[@scottshipley570]

Well no, same evaporation at the same temp if the tank was 1000m deep,

[@SwatejK]

@@scottshipley570 if you keep the Air exposed area same, then yes. Agreed

[@SwatejK]

@@scottshipley570 Huh, so it doesn't evaporate just because it's shallow or deep it evaporates anyway. Just realised 😅

[@cyrilleyong9615]

​@@SwatejKIt evaporates quicker because of the surface area, not because of depth

[@b.alexandru2390]

10/10.

[@diamdante]

Fish tanks should get longer and shallower in my opinion. Imagine a tank 120cm x 40 cm in footprint, and 20cm tall. A few harlequin rasboras and maybe a wild betta, would almost perfectly emulate the shallow stream habitat they come from

[@oztekofficial8150]

im all about the shallow

[@rickyabdullah4758]

Awesome tank choice 👍🏻

[@full_metal2452]

I’m thinking I need a long shallow next to my 36cm cube now

[@xxdenisexx2855]

amazing 😍🌹🥰

[@AhnafYeameen]

Please make native wild barb fish aquascape 😊. I watch from Bangladesh.😊

[@prasad619ful]

I buy fish to live happily and swim happily so took rectangular and also we can skip oxygen due to low height the fish won't depend on oxygen for low height 😂 So money 💰 or space 🌌? What will u choose

[@itsamemario833]

Where did you get the shallow tank?

[@WHlSKYx]

What’s the name of the emersed plants at 3:40

[@longku3043]

I'm coming.

[@alekseyryabkov2950]

Привет, давай по больше новых видео!

[@andrea9512]

👍🤩

[@viniciusquaglia140]

and what about the fauna?

[@reptidan]

My first scape was a shallow tank. I’ll always have one shallow tank in my care. Optical its just so much nicer

[@Foodmeow]

Bought a shallow tank by accident so here I am thinking what to do

[@naopak259]

Can u tell me a list of some plants that grow emersed i have one shallow would like to rescape it

[@jlojlo2426]

A lot of aquarium plants live out of water in the dry saison : Anubias, Hygrophila, Echinodorus.... NOT Cabomba, Egeria...

[@naopak259]

@@jlojlo2426 so i should only mist the plants above every now and then

[@jlojlo2426]

@@naopak259 Sorry for my english, it's not my langage. The acclimatation is the big difficult. Buy some with flowers or in pocket because they have been growing out of water, only feet in. Be careful with the light who risk to burn the plants too near. A paludarium is possible, but to keep moisty it's need to be closed. For open style try to use plants who don't go to high out of water.

[@miekiepiekie1]

i wish we have shallow tanks in my country :'(

[@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet]

where can i get low tank

[@dddmmm21]

Very good... but did you ever mentioned the actual sizes?

[@matthewmeredith3138]

Lol did you even watch the video?