The Morning After

[@AquariumAftermath]

😊😊❤

[@j.t.cooper2963]

👍🏻😎Looking fantastic as always. I figured you had a natural gas heater in your house. I'm glad my place has a natural gas heater and hot water heater otherwise I would never get a break on my electric bill. During the hot Summers we have here my central air conditioning makes it go through the roof. Natural gas gives me a little break from it in the fall and winter months.

[@DiscusNT]

Gas is brutal expensive here, so is electricity. Winter kills me. In the summer I just run fans

[@bajafins]

I like to take photos of my central americans and I agree that the day after a water changes is when the water looks the best. My fish look like they're floating around in mid-air hehe.

[@AndrewFishman]

My Tangs are like that, but my blackwaters look like they are swimming in a cup of tea.

[@DiscusNT]

It is so satisfying to see too. Makes me happy 😁

[@AndrewFishman]

I assume you took all the fish you killed with the water change out before the video was shot? 🤣 Water change day for me tomorrow.

[@stoneysscapes7544]

I will never forget what that F said a few years ago about processing water changes " Oh the horror" but that's never going to change no matter what 🫨 lot of folks with Kool aid stains ready to spread the gospel and bags of designer dirt of Bat guano and freshwater community fish carcasses !!!! 🦇🐡

[@christophermartin5742]

@@stoneysscapes7544 They put bat guano in their fish tanks?!

[@DiscusNT]

Lol❤

[@DiscusNT]

​@@christophermartin5742 Ya he mixes it with his mud. Bat poo only carries some of the worst pathogens on earth, but let's add it to an aquarium.. Just rediculous.

[@AndrewFishman]

@ A little ebola never hurt anyone... much... well, you know... gotta sell that mud!