Setting up a dirted/planted aquarium quickly

[@ianmilillo8491]

Awesome job with the tanks man!!!!! I love the rock scape dude!!!! I subscribed to your channel

[@MrBeeznutz]

Thanks for the support, man. I appreciate that.

[@nabokovfan87]

AWESOME! I'd love to see more videos like this from you just working on tanks. :)

[@MrBeeznutz]

Thanks, I'm going to give it a shot and put out more videos. I'm glad you like it, and thanks for your support.

[@kumisanom]

heck yeah finaly i can copy your setup hahahah, thxxx!!!

[@MrBeeznutz]

My cheat codes have been released, have a good one.

[@oioioioioioioioio]

Nice. Should use black air tubing to blend in with your black background

[@MrBeeznutz]

Thanks, I just got some black hose last week, I need to change my old blue ones out

[@davethefishdudesteinbock5518]

Lookin Good 👍

[@MrBeeznutz]

Thanks Dude

[@bigeizsupportgroup1427]

Look very good

[@MrBeeznutz]

Thanks Mark

[@drummer360]

Hi Brandon, I was told a deeper substrate is better of 2" of dirt and 1" on sand? Anyway, I emailed you several days ago and have not heard back and became frustrated and wondering about my questions.

[@MrBeeznutz]

I would say more sand is always better, I normally use 1 inch of dirt and 2-3 inches of sand. Sometimes, I add more dirt, but then I always add more sand. Sorry it took me a while to reply, but check your email, I sent it out this morning, and have a great day.

[@mattriggs.aquaria]

Handy drum throne 😉 🥁 🪑

[@MrBeeznutz]

I don't use my roc n soc for these dirty jobs, pull out the old vinyl covered one. Good eye brother.