Nano Aquascape Tutorial - UNS 5N step by step BEGINNER GUIDE in real time ⏱

[@loganknott1275]

Just got this tank, planted a carpet of dwarf hair grass, and installed a glass spin pipe and surface skimmer with the zoo med 10 nano canister filter, with a stingray 2, 16” led light. thank you for being such an inspiration to me, I hope we can get an update on this tank In the future! Have a good day, to anyone reading, good luck on your tanks , and jurijs as well. :)

[@sweetiggy76]

I have big troubles sleeping. Watching your video's relaxes me. After a video I do fall a sleep. I watch..learn..relax. thank you

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

that's nice feedback, thank you

[@SaturnCrashing]

This is what happened to me yesterday; and still today honestly-- I keep looking at the hardscape of my new tank, trying to find a more attractive, "composed" arrangement. Great videos!

[@andrewsharp4950]

Congrats on the engagement, and thank you for helping bring people into this hobby by making it accessible, but professional looking. The more people in the hobby, the better it will be for all of us. Better art, more artists teaching each other, better plants, more companies selling them, better tools, more people designing them. Thank you Jurijs

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Cheers Andrew, yep that’s my words.

[@Batholith347]

Very helpful, thank you! Probably going to do a poor woman's version of this. But all the concepts are transferrable and helpful. You did beautifully!

[@seanmasterson9282]

As someone new to to the hobby, I like the way we follow your creative journey from the start. Initially, I wasn't convinced, but then, as you develop it further, I start to see something magical. Great stuff Jurijs.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

You welcome 🤗

[@AntsCanada]

Great video! So helpful! My first carpeting plant was Sagittaria subulata. It completely took over my tank but I loved the wild unkept look. It kept my tank stable for years but I made the mistake of ripping it all out (took forever) as it caused an imbalance and ultimately lead to an algae outbreak I have now.

[@dieversitea]

Hey big fan

[@leahrona4420]

Thx very much ,great job!

[@fredfernandez1194]

hello mikey

[@ethanbutler9114]

As I’ve just bought my first tank, this video has been helpful in so many way. Definitely, the best video for beginners trying to aqua scape and learn how to plant live plants:)

[@gerardpardo]

Hello! I am impatient to see the progress of this fantastic nano-aquarium. It's so simple, it's beautiful and great! next month I will start mine, and I would love to see how yours is progressing, which is my inspiration. a hug!

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

So far DSM is working well

[@JordanTait95]

Brilliant love the idea of marking loads of simple to replicate scapes and re-scaling all the time can’t wait to see them all 👌😂

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

I hope I can stick to my own advice, taking tanks down always hurt in my heart :D

[@continuousself-improvement1879]

I like how you explained the composition and why you arranged it that way. Very educational! 👍🏼💝

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

thank you, what else can I help you with?

[@continuousself-improvement1879]

@@JurijsJutjajevs I am very confused about lighting. How to measure the proper amount of light. If my tank has low light plants but also high light plants, do I give enough light for the high ones but would that mean too much for the low light needs? Or should a tank be designed to have only one type of light requirements (e.g. all low light or high light plants)? Thanks for the reply. 💝

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Light requirement is always a minimum requirement. If you only have low light you should only use plants that are ok with low light. If you have strong light, you can use any type of plants. But remember, slow growing plants such as Anubias or crypts might attract algae if growing under too much light, this plants should be planted in shadowed areas. Such as underneath Hardscape or next to very large plants that will overshadow them anyway

[@continuousself-improvement1879]

@@JurijsJutjajevs ok, thank you for the ideas. I might do a rescape because one of my tanks is a mess and I have not figured out if it's because of incorrect lighting strength, not enough plants, water too hard, or maybe my base fert is leaching into the water. 😰

[@Alniemi]

I love how you present your videos, excellent editing. And nice medium low energy speaking, so many scapers and fish keepers seem to be yelling in their videos

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

THANK YOU 🙃

[@jamesgreen9372]

A wonderful aquascape, I love the green and black colour scheme. On the timer, we picked up two after your holiday video . They are perfect for our needs. The only draw back was the directions . Luckily we had your video to review. It made the difference between frustration and ease of use. The company should have your video on ghost site and Amazon page! Thanks again for all the information, Jim

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Haha, yeah I wonder why so many companies suck at manuals and tutorial

[@sarahpruitt504]

I am a complete beginner. This is a very comprehensive video tutorial. Thank you! Wish me luck on a smaller tank. 😃

[@christinepetersen2513]

Es macht richtig Freude, dir bei der "Arbeit" zuzuschauen !!! Danke für`s Video💖

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Danke Chrissy

[@Shandril669]

My first carpeting plant was lilaeopsis (specific type not labeled), I purchased 10 5cm pots from a local aquarium. Put it into an old 120cm 200 liter tank that only had plastic ornaments. Also planted with about 30 stem plants, put in a few rocks and tossed the plastic. The unfortunate part was it was my only tank and it also had 42 mollies... it only took a few weeks for the plants to either melt or be eaten. Mistakes were made but some things you can only learn yourself the hard way.

[@abhishekchavan8544]

My first carpeting plant is tropica Helanthium Tenellum green. I am learning to grow it for more than a week now. Planted it in dennerle deponitmix professional 9 in 1. 😁

[@sofishticated289]

Das ist wirklich mal ne gute Idee sich so ein winziges Becken zu schnappen und dieses regelmäßig umzugestalten. Falls irgendwann ein Statiker und ein Architek Zeit finden meinen Dachbodenausbau zu planen und umzusetzen, werde ich mir dort im zusätzlichem Wohnzimmer auch ein kleines Becken aufstellen und dieses regelmäßig umgestalten.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

+Sofishticated ich nehme an, in deinem regulären Wohnzimmer ist kein Platz mehr fur ein weiteres Aquarium? 😜

[@sofishticated289]

@@JurijsJutjajevs leider nicht wirklich. Das 720 liter Diskusaquarium und das 500 Liter Aquascape haben die freien Stellflächen schon belegt... ich frag mich gerade warum habe ich damals das Wohnzimmer mit 3 doppelflügeligen Terassentüren geplant... da hab ich wohl viel Stellplatz verschwendet 😜

[@Hawiiti]

Very inspirational. Currently planning to rescape my 30cm cube. Sense of scale is amazing your creation.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

thanks mate, are you the owner of the @aquascape.nl instagram?

[@Hawiiti]

@@JurijsJutjajevs No I do not own the aqascape.nl instagram. Just doing it for the hobby and passion.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Oh okay sorry, the owners name is also Wouter..

[@Hawiiti]

@@JurijsJutjajevs No problem at all Jurijs. Typical dutch name ;). Looking forward to the season 2 content. Keep it up!!

[@mikepatschke9356]

My first carpeting plant was Utricularia graminifolia in a fluval Flex with gravel and dennerle deponit mix underneath. I had no clue what UG needed. It just looked good on the pictures :) I failed badly, was frustrated and began to read und moved it out for Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo was a dream. Beginner friendly and that success pushed me deeper in that scaping think 😁😎

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

awesome, glad you tried MMC and didn't left the hobby!

[@leelandfreak944]

"Yes I love rambling not only George does it" 😂

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

but I won't wear a t-shirt thats says it

[@BR_Aquascaping]

Amazing video! My first carpet plant was pearl weed but I didn’t plant the tank heavily enough and have a massive algae bloom and am in the process of trying to fix it

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Pearl weed is actually a terrible carpeting plant, it grows very fast and has to be constantly trimmed. I reccomend using a real carpeting plant instead. Micranthemum tweedeie or hairgrass. To help battle algae add some fast growing helping plants ie floaters

[@FedorBoca]

Нужно сразу показать, что получилось, как делают другие акваскейперы. Интересно смотреть уже законченную работу, с водой рыбками.

[@thomasowen2585]

Monte Carlo was mine. I’ve done it in 3 different vessels, all without CO2. A dingy 60P equivalent, a 35cm cube and finally a 30cm glass bowl like James Wong’s. Each time it’s carpeted for me, but it’s gathered algae as I neglected it, apart from the bowl, which has been the lushest.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

yes I find Montecarlo probably one of the easiest carpeting plants

[@weekenddrikker]

My first carpet was monte Carlo, and it was beautiful, green and healty. But I didn't trim it and It grew to thick, and the air bobles got to it and it started uproting its self😅 dont forøget to trim your carpet✌️ Great tutorial😍

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

haha, classic - happened to me too with several different carpets in the past, lessons learned I say ;)

[@saurabh007sj]

Hey your design inspired me to create my first iwagumi landscape tank. Thanks for the inspiration.

Hi Jurijs, thanks for sharing your wide experience in a so relaxing way. The Aquascaping is growing in Colombia, you're a great mentor for us. Beautiful simplicity.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

thanks Alex, best greetings to you and your friends in Colombia 👋

[@christinemchale6572]

I live in a small home and have limited space so I LOVE nano aquariums. I can only have a few but what I can't own I make up for by watching your channel. Great videos!

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thank you Christine, this is valuable feedback and I really appreciate it

[@christinemchale6572]

@@JurijsJutjajevs Just to let you know, I scape my little 5 gallon betta tank with artificial silk plants. This way I don't have to struggle to keep the plants alive (I once killed an artificial Christmas tree and in Canada that's a real accomplishment) and the plants are soft so they don't damage the delicate fins of my betta. Got my inspiration from your videos. Keep all that inspiration coming.

[@Oblongito]

Please continue this series! I will watch every single episode, guaranteed. Love it!

[@rai.shraavan]

I never had the patience to wait for 30+ mins video but this was simply awesome. You got a new subscriber ❤️

[@btdarterschannel112]

Really nice scape and tutorial, Jurijs! My first carpeting plant was Sagittaria virginiana. That was 15 years ago and I'm still growing some of it today! 😀🌿💦👍

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

wow, I love it when people keep one plant for many many years

[@lawrencekim128]

my first carpeting plant was the dwarf hairgrass, they didn't grow because they kept on being pulled out.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

lifestock doesnt always appreciate the greens we add into our tanks

[@marksmithj9892]

Cuba was my first...high tech tank with Seachem Flourite. I used Seachem tabs and Tropica Specialized. Grew into a perfect carpet in about 8 weeks. I am blessed with near perfect tap water and had the benefit of watching many videos by you and GF before trying. The nano aquascape is beautiful BTW.

[@slong5082]

Great video, thanks. Found myself distracted by just how healthy this guy looks. His skin is positively glowing. I need to go drink a litre of water.

[@seamuscinneade3877]

My first tank was a 20 gallon long, I used dwarf hairgrass, and S. repens for the carpet. It’s a low tech tank, so the hairgrass took a while to establish, but the repens did very well, very dense. I ended up mixing random bits of the hairgrass into it and it looks quite nice now.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

cool, enjoy your plants ;)

[@davidbowman2501]

My first carpeting plant or what I used as a carpeting plant was Sagittaria subulata (dwarf sagittaria). No Co2, but did use planted soil, root tabs, and liquid fertilizer for the epiphyte plants. Another great video Jruijs! Keep it up!

[@christiancalkins9372]

Every single aspect of this video is aesthetic

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thanks you for the great feedback

[@kostaspontikos9050]

I am going to say it again and again....You make the best tutorials and masterclass i have ever see...You help a lot the new scapers like me to learn thinks!!!I hope to see more videos like this in the future from you!!!Thank you for sharing your knowlege with us.......

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thank you Kostas - its your feedback that is fuel in my engine and what motivates me to do more ;)

[@alvinyao788]

My first carpeting plant was a small crypt species (maybe parva?). I have been growing it in gravel with soil underneath for 3 years now. It took forever to carpet, and has only now formed a small carpet about 10*10cm in size, although I did pull some out as it wasn't growing where I wanted it to. I initially started with DIY CO2 injection, but haven't been dosing CO2 for a whole year now. I mostly have easy plants though.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

crypt parva is the ultimate "zero maintenance" carpeting plant - will take forever to fill in, but really doesn't require any maintenance at all

[@johnaitken7430]

I have to thank you: Tropica materials are fairly new and usage not well understood where we live in Canada. Your videos have Ben great help. I heard only bad experiences locally ..but we are full fans and I suspect our positive experience accrues from learning how to use the stuff, and how to best work with the plants. It’s good for Tropica as we end up buying more, doing more of our tanks..,as well I like your design concepts: have art and design background so your approach resonates...

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thanks John, what is it exactly that you need most help with regarding Tropica plants and products?

[@johnaitken7430]

@@JurijsJutjajevs at this point I know how to use the substrate and soil....it’s hugely better than fluorite mud! But am learning plant varietals and would enjoy more on which work best for say non co2, for soft or hard eaters etc...the app helps, but our aquarium shop will order what we want, and more if your suggestions, guidelines would help...

[@Aru1337]

Very nice video, Jurijs. A tip and something I thought could be very nice, was to show the aquarium from the side, back or even from the top while you arrange the hardscape and soil. I would be really helpful to show more aspects of the process. Also, its interesting to see the tank from more perspectives.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

I agree, next tutorial I will include this

[@maarten8155]

I love the results of your scape! What carpeting plants would you recommend using with out co2?

[@luisribeiro4267]

Who says nobody watches 34' videos online? Just did. ;) AWSOME stuff bro. Kitchen recipes by Gordon Ram... oh sorry, wrong show! Great idea and format. Keep it up!!! 1st carpeting plant: Monte Carlo - huge success 2nd carpeting: Glossostigma... frustrating sparse looks. Gave up on it :( 3rd carpeting: utricularia graminifolia ... melted away :( 4th carpeting: eleocharis acicularis + marsilea crenata - very nice :) 5th, 6th and 7th ATTEMPT: elatine hydropiper ... my Nemesis(!) Always defeated by it (temperatura control, I now found out by Tomi from GreenAqua) - still traumatized and Bankrupted by the last 3 attempts, ah ah ah I'm staying away from it for now... LOL So I'm back to good-old, safe, hustle-free, forgiving, rewarding, Monte Carlo nowadays :)

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Montecarlo description is ace! and your elatine story is :D yes, elatine doesn't like too warm and fresh ammonia loaded soil isn't good too, recycling the soil is an option here and UG requires a DSM and low nutrients in water. Well UG is my nemesis, I think I will have to tackle it in the near future! I have to :D

[@marymccannon5610]

My first carpet was Eleocharis acicularis 'mini' and I fell in love with that plant. BTW, seeing all the books behind you it would be nice if you could make a video of your favourite and/or highly recommended inspirational scaping books.

[@balintposcher5151]

The quality of this aquarium is breathtaking, i hope they can find their market in Europe,looking forward to own one like this , your toolbag is also eye-cathing , reminds me to Herry Rasio’s works, always dreamt about one..😍

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

It’s from Herry 😉 I’m considering making them available through Mosscotton, would you buy one?

[@balintposcher5151]

@@JurijsJutjajevs Well I wish I could , Im a young student so my budget is very limited, I can barely sustain my 27 l nano aquarium :/ But I think it worths a question on your instagram ! May be some people would buy it from the community :)

[@woodhousescaping]

First carpeting plant was Monte Carlo on gravel and it works very well

[@rvd07]

I love your work, lot of patience. I am watching all of your video tutorials. Thanks a lot for sharing knowledge.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thank you, appreciate your feedback

[@rvd07]

@@JurijsJutjajevs Welcome

[@shadyg.abdelkareem2052]

It's pretty good but i think you can make more bigger by standing the big rock more at the 95 Degrees to the smallest rock to make it very Deep like Fukada Scapes Your scape is really good but i was talking about more details to be more professional great tank Hello from Egypt ❤️

[@GiantCake]

Glosso was my first with JBL substrate. Grew amazingly with CO2, high lighting, and the substrate. Got ruined when I bought a cichlid unknowingly as a newbie and it destroyed it all, throwing the tank out of balance and letting BBA and algae take over. Would love to get glosso again soon

[@prosamy85]

Best aquascaping video tutorials so far. Tank you!

[@owengornicki8086]

The plastic wrap is either for a background or for filling the tank.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Watch till the end 😉

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

yes ;)

[@varphotography]

Probably the best nanoscale iwagumi I have ever seen Juris. Love it. Fantastic hardscape and layout there .

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thanks mate, really appreciate your feedback

[@mamamiabenjamia]

i've never scaped a tank, just planted. from my experiences with that, i can just imagine going to all this effort only to see the little monsters i put in there have their way with it. my last planted tank was going so well until i added some endlers and they decided my hygrophila compact was delicious and should be torn to shreds. the six of them completely destroyed three incredibly beautiful healthy plants in less than a month.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Endler guppy destroyed healthy plants? Sounds unrealistic to me

[@mamamiabenjamia]

@@JurijsJutjajevs i cut back a ton of plants today and actually, ya, it looks like there was some nutrient deficiency. the guppies definitely love eating the dying leaves though.

[@jasonfulbright9793]

I would like to see an update on the dragon tank you setup awhile back for a customer

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

its doing great - all the buce are flowering! I will try to record an update next time I visit him

[@tonythai2496]

I love this video. I am now inspired to do my very first dry start. Thank you.

[@gizmoartz]

Please do an update & maintenance for this Nano tank.. keep on creating this beautiful world of nature aquarium scape! Awesome & inspiring as always ✌🏼

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

update is coming soon, so far 6 weeks DSM and its looking great

[@whatisbonsai5057]

Now I do like did same “Thank very much I have questions’ You don’t top water in side right?

[@christiankomodo]

I got excited about that TwinStar light with slick acrylic legs until I saw the price tag!!! I need another job to support this hobby! :)

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

The new CC series is more budget friendly and they now also come with RGB

[@anakinvader9120]

Loved the video! Would you ever do a tutorial on how to clean up your soil with a vacuum without disturbing the plants too much? And also how to create a Moss Wall/carpet? Thank you so so much!

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

good ideas, I will take notes

[@syahmizaily9946]

ck cm

[@tush2p]

Absolutely appreciate the effort and detail shared in starting up a planted aquarium..as a beginner to the hobby .. totally liked ur video..👍🏻

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

thanks Tushar, welcome to the beautiful world of aquascaping

[@thefluffycyclist3166]

Haven't start yet... so still waiting for the first one.

[@daveshanahan3413]

Staurogyne Repens. Went really well for about 6 weeks, then it all melted 😖 first aquascape and took me 6 years to get the skills to make good scapes.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

something must have changed suddenly after 6 weeks.. but now all is good and you figured out with carpeting plants?

[@daveshanahan3413]

@@JurijsJutjajevs Yea, poor Co2 and fertliser at the time. I was using a JBL co2 system which was not great and kept leaking. You can check out my work on Instagram david_shanahan275

[@HeRo-qd6tk]

I would like to know what you think of the new UNS hardscape that is already put together. Rock are man-made. Visually i find it beautiful and balanced.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Yes the strata. I think it’s great for beginners. I have both versions and I’m planning to make use of them

[@Falkensturm]

When it counts, than was my first carpenting plant Staurogyne repens. When it not counts, then HCC and Elecharis mini. Very nice scape!

[@sujaythomas]

My first carpeting plant was Java moss on sand! It's worth a try with a dense richer green look, but needs too much trimming! I then switched that scape to Eleocharis Parvula, which is doing really well in sand! :D

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

you just planted moss into sand?

[@sujaythomas]

@@JurijsJutjajevs Essentially, yes. I initially used a small amount on a mesh and after a few weeks, I realised it holds onto sand (if you allow it to establish) and stays down. The biggest disadvantage was the speed of growth -like Cabomba! I needed to do big trimmings every week. Your moss trimming tip was a life-saver, though, or I would have had carpets where I never wanted them :P

[@te384]

Can't wait for the update on this!

[@wjhdrew]

Scaping from behind and it looks really nice too. Legend. =D

[@wjhdrew]

Actually feels like a cooking class and i love it.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Haha, cooking show with Jurijs 👨‍🍳

[@aqua2084]

Plastic is for the dry start method, thats what I think! Love the content, keep it up man!

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Correct, thanks for your feedback

[@saitamasensei5154]

Can i skip the dry start?

[@TCC95]

It's main purpose if I'm not mistaking is to keep the humidity in the tank. About to scape a 10g with seiryu stone dwarf hairgrass seed and I'm building a bonsai tree going to use Java moss as foliage leaves. Wish my month long journey luck lol

[@aqua2084]

@@TCC95 a month is short but gl!

[@boazfarzalla9928]

I watched the whole video hoping i would find out how he deals with giant heaters in such a tiny aquarium. I really enjoined the video regardless 😁

[@maninmocian]

My first tank's first plant was HC as well, and that ended terribly. And it's funny cause I had done enough research to tell me that I shouldn't have used it considering I went low-tech as well. But when I got to the store, they convinced me it was just as easy as MC (which is what I was there to get). Well, obviously I never took their advice again haha.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Unlike in your story, they told me back then "lush carpeting plants like in Amano's work are a myth and only last a few days" haha

[@maninmocian]

@@JurijsJutjajevs well, that's why I'm thankful for the internet and informative channels like yours. It really helps to sift out misinformation. There's too much of it out there. And most of iut comes from "professionals". Thanks for the great content. Cheers

[@stevenmartin1607]

I love this! I've worked with larger aquariums, but recently did my first nano, and really enjoyed it. I want to do a few more now! And yes, those UNS aquariums are a beautiful glass box. As always, awesome content from you, always informative and fun.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thanks Martin, glad you enjoyed your first nano

[@newmexicoaquatics282]

Great video! Thanks for sharing! - Little Bobby

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Thanks for watching!

[@xaliander923]

Wirklich wunderschönes Aquarium ! Das Weißglasaquarium hat auch eine super pflegeleichte Größe. Top !

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Danke, ich finde das Aquarium auch absolut genial, vor allem wegen den 45° Ecken

[@chaseanderson5545]

I would’ve liked to see the tank filled with water and a month down the road to see how everything filled in

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

You can do, 2 updates are linked in the description

[@EmotioninAqua]

😮 ONE of the very best Videos from you so far👏 Well Done like this Format very well 👍👍👍👍👍very suitable especially for beginners 👏

[@acitrashid7611]

Can't wait for the update on this...

[@JesemanuelRamirez]

I tried Cuba, but it melted away also, so I tried Glossostigma and it was super good for my aquarium. I'm trying to get my aquarium back on track, its been in a very bad place for a few years, ever since I moved (I didnt realize that the water parameters were different even though I moved within the same city) and its been just an algae bucket until the other day. Now its kinda hard to find Glossostigma again.Hopefully I'll be able to get my carpet like I used to soon.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

with good care and maintenance everything should be possible ;)

[@JesemanuelRamirez]

@@JurijsJutjajevs just bought two cups of glossostigma, can I separate them like in the video?

[@tracys_plants]

Monte Carlo was my first. It did great, but I let it overgrow and eventually had to start over as it lifted from the soil. I actually like how it looks full grown, but it just doesn’t work long term.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

It something Amano did in the early days ‘80s and ‘90s his tanks were overgrown but beautiful

[@erfan_planet818]

beautiful view from outside my glass brother ...

[@jemmyliem4125]

Wow.... That stone is awesome.....

[@jemmyliem4125]

May i get that Rock....from u.. . Xixixiix

[@marcinmorris]

I stopped at 1:25 and I think that plastic foil is for the "dry start" method. Let me find out if I was correct :)

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Yesssss !

[@growinginportland]

Knowledge. You have given me lots of helpful information. Don’t know if the same materials are made in America but I can improvise. Thx for posting. Practice. 🤜🤙

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

All products I’ve linked to amazon .com in the description. The only component missing is the SanSui Stone, but you can use mini landscape or dragon Stone or pagode .. apply same technique

[@growinginportland]

@@JurijsJutjajevs Word.

[@growinginportland]

One more question. What kind of filter do you recommend?

[@selwop1]

the film is for dsm :D I've tried helanthium tenellum and monte carlo in my 5g iwagumi and the h.tenellum completely overtook my monte carlo

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

swords with runners require frequent prunning, I'm not sure either if the quadricostatus is going to stay, it might get too big, but we will see

[@selwop1]

@@JurijsJutjajevs :)

[@nigeljameson481]

Instead of using the soil "its quite expensive" is it an option to just crush the substrate and then use that as a soil?

[@sirasitp6183]

Do you get micro scratches on your rimless tanks? Are they easy to get scratched? Any tips on how to remove or prevent them? Thanks!

[@omaeve]

I have rainwater you say you add nutrients but is there anything you can add to make the water hard I have no other water heaters rent water we collected our cistern we don’t have a well and you don’t say what kind of nutrients you need for soft water please do a soft water fix for those of us who have no other choice that would be a great video

[@isseymiyaki7981]

Very informative and I like your soothing voice and relaxing background music. Keep it up!

[@morrisfalker2773]

Thank you for the tutorial, i learned and relaxed. Still waiting for the cooking show with Jurijs :/

[@thatfroginpeppapig5105]

Can shrimps and nerit snails live together with a crayfis?

[@shreyasnagaraj5792]

LoRiN loZaDa Snails are a treat for crayfish Dwarf Mexican Crayfish can go with shrimps But not with the regular Crayfish

[@maluwa2107]

Thank you very much U inspired me to get in to aquascepe and it gives a new look to Chanel as well 👌 Thanks again

[@ibrahimaksoy8996]

I can't find helanthium quadricostatus. Can u suggest something else? For example straurogyne repens, hydrophila corymbosa . Or another alternatives? You know the best alternatives.

[@HeRo-qd6tk]

Thank you for this demonstration. It will help me do my first aquascape/terrarium. When you redo it in 2/3 months, do you dispose of the soil? If not, does it make a difference if you had 3 small fish in there? Thanks again!

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

I usually always use fresh soil. For me it’s the main source of nutrients for the plants and I really want it to be fresh every time

[@taphazoj4]

Awesome, great series idea. Wish i would have waited to start my 5 gal tank, i just started it a month ago

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

you can rescape it ;)

[@taphazoj4]

Hihi, maybe in 6 months or soo, i have some blue diamond neos, and some caridina yellow babultis, plus the plants are rare anubias chili,pangolino,micro and petite plus some rare buce plants...haha the carpet is "cuba". So ill wait for them to grow a bit then rescape using one of yours as inspiration.

[@smikoto]

Hi, can I only used Tropica soil power to this aquarium size? What a filter and in and out flow you used?

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

Yes you can use only powder in this size aquarium. I think I will be using nano lily pipes. Eventually a spin type lilypipe of small jet pipe it depends

[@pilar1366]

No añades agua hasta arriba y algún pez?

[@DokterIkanAquascape]

SOOOOO AMAZINGGGGGGGG

[@Bachdude1750]

Awesome tutorial and sweet little scape brotha. First carpeting plants I did was Hemianthus Cuba and Enchinodorus Tennelus and I have hard water so no problems but nerite snails getting underneath the cuba and lifting it up.

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

I use clithon snails, they don’t dig plants

[@aquabero4891]

Bitteeeeeeee mehr von solchen Videos 😍. Relaxing time einfach 🧘🏽‍♂️

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

schon in Produktion ;)

[@zuschauer5785]

Amazing! Thanks! One question, do you use Osmose water for the dry start? Thanks in Advanced ;)

[@hakovatube]

Thank you for the very nice instructional and inspirational video. How would you prevent or fight with mold if it appears during the dry start phase?