The SECRET Of White Aquarium Backgrounds | Aquascaping Q&A #1

[@joshuastover1047]

When will we get a Green Aqua shop in the US???

[@ComputerScientist01]

Same question from India too.

[@syameel666]

Very awesome idea to do this kind of Q&A session and thank you so much for answering my question at the very last 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Never got bored with Green Aqua content, keep up the amazing work 🙌🏽

[@alwalsted]

A Monday video!? Made my day! I always need more Green Aqua in my life.

[@GreenAquaShop]

Trying to come up with more videos, maybe. :) Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.

[@klebberbrazilian.theprofessor]

I do believe in you, Tamás! 😁 I was just curious about the certificate appearance. 😀👍🏽

[@GreenAquaShop]

LOL. Gotcha mate.

[@klebberbrazilian.theprofessor]

@@GreenAquaShop I loved the idea (Q&A session), by the way. 👍🏽

[@laurag1076]

Love ya tommy! I like the ones where we can send our pics in and u give comments!

[@michaelcoffin4364]

Tommy, the exploded view of the bbs wheel is my favorite car shirt so far. Keep it up.

[@bjsmithart]

Same here. He has good taste in wheels.

[@333danyi]

well noted, that’s one of my personal favourites as well :)

[@dopey_duck_944]

Ooh yeah, I actually went into photoshop later that night and tried to recreate it lol

[@kfrizzle001]

@@333danyi curious what car(s) you have and like?

[@333danyi]

@@kfrizzle001 my daily is an Alfa Romeo Giulia and I have an E36 323i coupe as my project car

[@dordal]

Does a white background add more depth? What about fish behavior? I heard that black is better to shy fish. In white background I can see less colours of plants, fish etc., black is better in this focus. What you think about it? Thanks for yours comments. I cant choose if black or white... 😕

[@karkoor]

Is there sonething in the water like a solid composite that might draw back the growth of certain plants. I grow advanced plants easily but i struggled with montecarlo few times. Mainly when the soil was new, it always melted and turned yellow. Any justification.

[@herrgyula]

Very useful video! Thanks!

[@maureenk-farmhousecharms903]

Awesome video! I love this format once in awhile to hear others questions and a professional answer!! Great job Tommy!

[@eduardoferreira8121]

Co2 usage varies with water temperature, so the problem you have in the question, is not when temperature in summer or winter makes a cilynder pressure variation, but the absorption of co2 because of the water temperature. If that makes sense.

[@pedrocastel8177]

Good section, I have Big Wild bristle nose pleco in a planted tank, just put some zuchinni slice randomly, they love It!!

[@GreenAquaShop]

Yeah, they do!

[@gokhanertan72]

great informations. Thanks Tamas. I think you shoul do this regularly.

[@tomy7633]

Hej Tommy could you tell what is the difference beatween Aqua green GH plus and Salty shrimp GH plus. Yours GH-3=120 ppm on tds, salty shrimp GH-3=60ppm tds?

[@AquascapingCube]

Cool idea to make it a series! But I can already see people trying to think of the most crazy questions to get into the video :) And I don't mind :P

[@k.iskandar]

Thanks Tommy. Great Q&A video!

[@Robo082]

Hi Tommy I have a 100 l heavily planted tank with CO2. I am using aquario neo diffuser and my filter is Oase Biomaster 250 with a spraybar outlet. Should I buy a lilly pipe and replace the spray bar? Would it be more beneficial? Thank you boss

[@GreenAquaShop]

Buy it if you really want it for other reasons too. You will need less CO2 with lily pipes. 👍

[@danielbdebrecen]

A műanyag fehér háttérhez tudnátok egy M.o-i linket dobni? Vagy mégis, mire keressek rá, ha egy 150x50-es akváriumra keresek ilyen hátteret?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Azt hiszem van nekünk ilyen a boltban... Kérdezz rá az ügyfélszolgálaton, kérlek.

[@bigellamdipawijaya12]

what kind of fertilizer do you recommend other than ADA fertilizer? what water treatment do you use? Thanks Greenaqua team😇😇😇😇

[@steffievanmoorsel1389]

Is the vinyl for the background full white or more milky transparant?

[@GreenAquaShop]

We use only full white,but the milky also cool. :)

[@Aquagold.goldysingh1313]

its so amazing to get suggestions from tommy sir. i love this

[@GreenAquaShop]

Thanks for the support!

[@ComputerScientist01]

Nice and informative. My question: Will the roots of Anubias rot, if I put it in contact with soil? (Not planting in soil but placing it under a rock, i.e, in contact with soil).

[@eduardoferreira8121]

No, just as you don't bury the rhizome. That will rot your plant

[@johnnyjga]

the two stage CO2 regulator I have came with a bubble counter but I have a glass counter from ADA which I bought before I knew the CO2 kit came with one. Can I also set up the ADA glass counter? Do I need to use 2 check valves if I do this?

[@araucario4921]

Hola Tommy, faltó el "welcome to the beautiful world of aquascaping" 😎👍

[@shaynaanderson3014]

Starting my first planted tank and can’t decide if I want it to be high or low tech. Can I add CO2 system later if I’m not happy with how it is progressing?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Sure you can add it anytime

[@mofish3601]

Loved it! Entertaining and educational. Can’t wait to see more like it!

[@milkus7884]

What do you think about Skaylight Hyperspot light to tank?

[@jan_spacil]

Hi Tommy, can you please give a tip on how to increase PH in the aquarium? In my aquarium I have Tropica substrate and water from Reverse Osmosis. I have a PH of about 6, which is low. Most common PH enhancers contain sodium, which is not suitable in large quantities. I add KHCO3, but also in limited amounts, due to the total amount of potassium in the water. Do you have any experience with this? What can help to effectively increase the PH? Thank you for your tips, Jan

[@BDGMed]

Posted the question before but I’ll try again! How do you deal with the seiryu stone raising the gh and kh of tank water if you’re trying to house shrimp? Or just in general? Do you find that it continually raises it when you dose co2 and do you do anything about that?

[@GreenAquaShop]

This is normal with these stones. You can't do anything with it. Hardness will fluctuate between water changes. Some plants can stress and surely some shrimp would be better without it, but there are zillions of examples where people keep shrimps with these stones, including some of our aquariums as well. So nothing to worry about really. Just enjoy the scape with these stones.

[@lachapr]

@GreenAqua Why do you use Seachem Excel in a planted tank with C02? I’ve noticed in several maintenance videos your dosing Excel. Is that normal practice? If so, what is the dosing regimen and why (I assume it’s to combat algae). Thanks in advance and thanks for producing such informational and great videos.

[@GreenAquaShop]

Yes, helps with the algae a lot and supports the CO2 injection a bit. Not a must, but we found that it helps in the long run, so we dose it daily. Cheers.

[@gustavor.3268]

Hello, the background Vinyl is glossy white or matte white?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Matte, I guess, but the glass will make it glossy anyway. So it doesn't matter, really.

[@ddivesh2709]

I use tropica as my soil and fluval grow plus as my fert and keep my lights on 8 hours a day..but my plants that are bacopa car,rotala,alternanthera reinicki mini satrogyne and moses dont grow well and die out..do uk why?

[@rinostevanato9350]

hi tommy, do you always use osmosis water only when you fill a new tank? congratulations for all your work. Ciao

[@GreenAquaShop]

In the galery we only use soft water every time. ;)

[@GreenAquaShop]

In the galery we only use soft water every time. ;)

[@wouterw78]

Great video! Question about the Aquario NEO CO2 system, when you use this system there is no valve to control the amount of co2. Can you use this type of system 24x7? Or do you have to take it out of the aquarium sometimes?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Yep,there is no any valve solution. :/ We use it 24/7.

[@setyahartade3335]

yesss. keep this as a regular show please. also tommy, LM or RS?

[@333danyi]

depends on the car but in general LM rules :)

[@setyahartade3335]

e36 wih LM is never gonna be wrong!

[@333danyi]

true that! I have RT on my e36

[@LukaszTiiger]

Nice idea with this shade. Thanks :)

[@GreenAquaShop]

Cheers Łukasz!

[@denniskim1352]

bristle nose will not eat the plants. BUT they are kinda destructive and regularly will knock smaller plants not with deeper root systems out of the substrate. so if you are trying to start a carpet of some type the bristle nose will just never let it take root and develop

[@fredscheffer1849]

Really liked this and very informative. Please more of it :)

[@GreenAquaShop]

Thank you Fred 👍

[@rejadechuck2753]

It is okay to use ADA soil ver.2 for dry start method?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Sure why not?

[@MrAKB1976]

What is the best solution for hot summers in Planted Tanks? Considering Chillers and ACs which are really costly. Do changing the water daily help in summers where the temperature in my room rises above 35 Deg Centigrade at times? I use fans which I feel are not good enough in bringing down the temperature.

[@BioTechproject27]

Fans are your best choice if you want the cheapest yet effective options. Position them in a way that blows over your water in a shallow angle, replace evaporated water with RO/destilled water, open windows/doors to help the water vapor escape.

[@GreenAquaShop]

Yeah but in such a high temp this does not help too much. Unfortunately in some cases probably better to put the hobby on hold and do that in the next 9 months or so. Alternatively just use super easy and heat tolerant plants. Since you can't manage the sensitive ones with these conditions.

[@MrAKB1976]

@@GreenAquaShop That is so true. Thanks so much for your reply.

[@andrescuston]

que bien esta sesión de preguntas, ojala sigan haciéndolas ... saludos desde Colombia

[@GreenAquaShop]

😃👍

[@Kyleman51]

I have a bristlenose pleco in a planted tank..anubias petite, bucephalandra, monte carlo carpet, java fern, cryptocorynes, christmas moss, eleocharis parvula...no problems for already several years. Of course the pleco can loosen some plants on hardscape because it will try to hide during day time, for that reason make a permanent hiding place for it. Also put in some driftwood (soft wood type), the pleco will munch on it.

[@Kyleman51]

Almost no algae in the tank but I do throw in food pellets at night. The pleco is like 7 cm big.

[@rogerbajillo1888]

Ohh tnx.. i saw my name im happy haha watching from Philippines.. The best chicken inasal

[@apurva618]

Brislenose are the best algae eater in the planted tank.. we generally keep 1 for every 180 liter tank.. buy a smallest possible and keep replacing them another small one by every 60 days..

[@laurag1076]

No way.... bristle nose only clean when they're little then turn into poop machines. Create more than they clean!!!

[@KenLe1998]

Man, you are joking, I hope 😂 where are you going to throw the old one after replacing it?

[@apurva618]

@@KenLe1998 just give it away to a local shop..

[@laurag1076]

@@KenLe1998 yeah. I had to give mine big boy to my local fish store. He was huge amd aggressive. And just pooped too much.

[@tonygonzalez9299]

I think this is great content and it's easier to make. What are 2 carpet plants that look good together in a Brazilian style scape for a natural look? I thought about Heminathus callitricoides mix with Marsilea crenata with Cryptocoryne parva around the huge stones.

[@GreenAquaShop]

Both looks good and you still can use some grass types. Tenellus, Brasiliensis, Eleocharis for taller appearance next to rocks for example

[@tiendat8007]

It’s such a helpful topic , keep it going on :) i’ve watch your videos so many times so i don’t have any question at all . The only question i encountered that ideal to build amazing hardscape 🤣

[@tharushahansana5256]

thanks for the knowledge

[@binhtruong46]

Love Tommy vids 👍

[@GreenAquaShop]

💚🙏

[@brunojoaosantos]

Why is fishkeeping a high-priced hobby all over the world? I believe this is the biggest factor that discourages people from joining the Hobby. Hello from Brazil!

[@BioTechproject27]

1. Just like with everything, if it were more common, then producing things in higher numbers would cost less, thus the price overall would decrease. 2. High quality stuff just costs a lot, that's how it always is. For example the LED lights aren't your basic piss-yellow standart lights that are specifically made for your eyes. These are lights designed for photosynthesis as well as looking nice, bringing out certain colors, having long lifecycles, etc.

[@GreenAquaShop]

The hobby in general not expensive at all. Join to a community and swap plants, fish etc if you're tight on budget. Buy 2nd hand goods many of them are good ones from the previous owner. But just like with everything these days you can have access to better equipments, quality off the shelf plants etc with a higher price tag. But even if i compare my high end aquariums to my other hobby (photography) i can tell aquascaping is still way cheaper. So costs are relative.

[@Smoke-te1iy]

Is there any worries with deep substrate?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Base on our experience, nothing to worry about. With soil the substrate will not block the water movement. Maybe for a longer term. If you keep your tank running for a few years.

[@iqtech1362]

Loved this QnA

[@GreenAquaShop]

Thanks for the feedback 👍

[@Patrickjk]

How long can an aquascape last upto? If we are doing water changes and maintenance religiously, can I keep it forever???

[@KenLe1998]

Hey man, they had video before (blind scape, I think) rescape 7 years old tank. So I think if you use root tabs, ferts and maintenance you can keep it for lifelong

[@devachapman6315]

question: for Halloween can Tomas colors is beard. but in all seriousness I like this idea. Did oase f bio masters fix there issue they had with there air purging?

[@extinctionchannel1493]

Thank you very much

[@GreenAquaShop]

Thanks for watching us. :)

[@DRaquascapes]

Dirted tanks seem to be very popular here in the United states, can you explain why dirted tanks are not commonly used elsewhere in aquascaping.

[@GreenAquaShop]

It is popular based on the walstad/low tech method. Not really for high energy scapes.

[@rimcreaper3500]

I have never noticed my bristlenose Pleco was eating my plant. I have a lot of plants and I don't see any signs of it eating them. Just make sure they have some algea and woor ( they chew on the wood for nutrients. It's bites off really small pieces, so don't be worried that he will eat it whole.) Also, they like cucumber

[@dopey_duck_944]

I've bred them, kept them for years in planted and not very planted tanks, they have never eaten my plants. I've kept them with plants with leaves big enough for them to sit on, never ate it. They hardly even touch dropped leaves, but will munch away as well as an otocinclus on algae. I've seen them sit on a java fern leaf, they're not eating it, even though it's pretty much wood. They're just big otos. And I love them, they're adorable

[@simoncook3460]

'Bristlenose plecos' are a very common aquarium fish here in Australia. Also named 'bristlenose catfish'. They can get up to 15cms which can look too big for aquascaped show tanks. However I've have never ever seen or heard of them eating aquarium plants.

[@BrendaStJames]

True. I have them in my planted tanks.

[@BioTechproject27]

[Coming from someone who's working in a fishstore and thus having lots of contact with customers] They will if they are hungry enough, so feed them well if they do and they'll usually leave them alone. (Sometimes they can be assholes either way though and demolish your plants regardless)

[@blackwoodaqua]

is there any low tech IAPLC tank ?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Not likely, in the top anyway. Plants need good lights, and CO2.

[@rustystork7477]

I am subscribing simply to stalk Tommy...

[@GreenAquaShop]

Awesome!

[@Bst24]

Would you make an aquascape in collaboration with James Findley from The Green Machine?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Not a bad idea,but as we know,he stoped the scaping.

[@Bst24]

@@GreenAquaShop Oh... I didn't know that

[@ytphillip]

I am in the US and cannot find the vinyl that is not cling anywhere. Can you share more details? Manufacture item ID number?

[@GreenAquaShop]

These are general ones. No brand etc. I am sure if not in a hardware store you can get something from companies like 3M or so. Just make sure to apply it with soapy water.

[@eduardoferreira8121]

Won't, doing a water change, through CO2 time on, in the middle of the cycle, cause a ph fluctuation that could affect your fish?

[@microcox]

What I hear generally is that most fish don't really care about pH. However plants care about stable CO2, and yes a waterchange during CO2 on will cause a big change in CO2 concentration which isn't good for the plants.

[@BioTechproject27]

Depends on how big your water change is, how much different the water itself is in composition, etc. Usually it is well enough buffered that the change won't be that big and there is always a good amount of CO2 dissolved in tap water, although that depends on region I guess.

[@eduardoferreira8121]

@@microcox mine, it's a planted Discus tank, so both, fish and plants should be taken in consideration, I think.

[@GreenAquaShop]

Big pH fluctuation can harm your fish as well at water changes. This is dangerous for shrimp too. 0.5 change is ok. But larger changes you need to be more careful. For discuss tank we recommend to use some pH controller for a more stable environment.

[@legionaquatics]

How do you maintain moss balls that are attached to the rock or do they not need maintaining

[@BioTechproject27]

Usually they don't need to be maintained, I mean what are you gonna do? Trim them because they grow too fast?

[@legionaquatics]

@@BioTechproject27 thanks I was thinking they don’t but I was just making sure.

[@GreenAquaShop]

They grow very slowly. And its not like a moss which you can trim easily. So probably need to replace every year. At least this is what we experienced earlier with our attempts. When we used these for trees etc.

[@jjhanabal]

nice one we'll done

[@malcolmmcguire2876]

Hey Tommy, I love the channel; what’s the best way to propagate those tiny 10mm baby Java Moss ferns that float in the tank? Cheers, Malcolm, Sydney

[@dikadwi3788]

Can a large tank use a small filter?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Yup, but you will face with water quality issues, need frequent filter maintenance etc. As a result you probably will see more fish problems too.

[@arjundwarkanath3107]

Can you do a video on the dark start method for planted tanks? Does this method work?

[@alwalsted]

I am about to try it. Jurijs has a video about it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnnJn6Z5iK6jnNE

[@devachapman6315]

next Q: can you guys do a moss only build? or 75+% mosses please.

[@GreenAquaShop]

We did it at the past.. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqW9eXmeaqibeMU

[@sionghua]

I think the CO2 pressure question was asking about the air pressure during different seasons.

[@HobbywithNature]

Please make a or a series of videos about hardscape concept in compition tank,zen or wild style,about the specific mistakes on compition tank of IAPLC21( in this case we can send our compition layout in your mailbox)

[@AndrewMc-he3ue]

Bristlenose plecs won't eat plants if you keep them fed, but they will eat the algae off them.

[@mr.pikachu496]

Can you do more nano and low tech tanks please? And, when will you guys start sending hardscape to the USA? And, last question, what car do u have Tommy, and did u modify it, if so, how?

[@mickel3594]

i just wonder how you get good circulation on a heavy scaped tank

[@HAlves-ip9cn]

Powerful filters, and if really needed you can also use small power heads.

[@GreenAngelX]

I have this question that wasn't answered yet. When are you gonna talk about common aquarium diseases and how to prevent/combat for each specifically? If it was already made and I missed it, can someone link me to it?

[@jellevdbrink2901]

diseases are always related to poor aquarium circumstances or excessive stress for the fish. having a good and healthy tank with fish that are peaceful together, is the best way to prevent diseases in the first place.

[@KenLe1998]

@@jellevdbrink2901 not true at all. You can always get a sick fish from petshop, and very commonly it spreads to the others, even your tank is in perfect condition. In the other way, I think this question is for fishkeepers more than an aquascapers.

[@dennisvanopstal7360]

@@KenLe1998 because fish are usually kept in stressfull environments in shops Therefor always pay close attention to the health of fish before you buy

[@GreenAngelX]

@@KenLe1998 I guess you're right about this being an aquascaping channel. I may have overlooked that fact before asking this question.

[@BioTechproject27]

This isn't really a question for an aquascaping channel. Either way, diseases can be divided into 2 main groups: External and internal. And also into the categories of who causes it: bacteria, parasites, fungi. The first sign that your fish may be sick is that they have slow reaction times (just like when we are sick for example). The most common and easy to spot ones are external ones. Bacteria: the skin becomes white as the bacteria consume the flesh, either as spots (usually fins or the mouth parts are the first to be eaten) or as large parts if it went long unnoticed. Very much treatable with antibiotics like acriflaviniumchloride, methylthioniniumchloride, etc. Parasites: Often fish excrete lots of slime coating (they look like they are covered in a white-ish cloud) as they try to flush the parasite, often times they also start rubbing/swimming really fast against decoration, trying to rub it off. The most common one is ichthyophthiriosis, in this case white bumps that appear on the fish skin, easily treatable and often very survivable, as long as they don't look like a christmas tree with stuff like malachitegreenoxolate and formaldehyde. Fungal: pretty much same as the other two. However you always have to be careful what fish you have and what you're giving them, some fish, like discus or chocolate guramis are very sensitive to such treatments, especially that antiparasitic one can be dangerous to invertebrates and chondrichthyes. Always ask your local fishstore that's specialised in aquatic animals.

[@xaviershen3831]

Great !!! Monday vlog ??? ;)

[@vahids9043]

Hi My cardinal fish all have worm in body. What can i do in planted tank?

[@vahids9043]

I know it is Parasitism

[@apurva618]

Seperate them, Increase the water temp to 28 deg and add rock salt which doesn't have iodine.. for a week or so and then add them back .. make sure in the separate tank u keep doing water change every day.. u may find lot of videos on KZbin on this topic

[@BioTechproject27]

@@apurva618 This works on external parasites, not internal. External parasites would dry up faster than the fish, thus they would die first. Internal ones would just be constantly supplied with water from the fish and thus both would die simultaneously.

[@BioTechproject27]

Feed them frozen food with deworming medicine mixed into them

[@keshithyay.6861]

I saw this notification early

[@madcatdad42]

I moved my bristlenose to another tank because he was eating plants, hope this helps.

[@BioTechproject27]

Then maybe you should feed it more. Either that or yours is really petty.

[@madcatdad42]

@@BioTechproject27 he was getting cucumber daily and he still ate all my pogostemon helferi

[@GreenAquaShop]

Some plants are fish/shrimp/snail magnet :) But many times these creatures just do their job with the damaged plant. So i would focus first on plant health.

[@DavidBono]

Thanks Tommy! (Is that his name?) ;)

[@jashimahmed4504]

Is there any way to get a job at green aqua….??

[@GreenAquaShop]

We're fully staffed at this mo 😃

[@zabirmhmahdi4203]

do this once every month :D

[@GreenAquaShop]

OK!

[@Snoochie-Booch]

How to trim cryptocoryne spiralis tiger?

[@GreenAquaShop]

Remove the whole leaf.

[@Snoochie-Booch]

@@GreenAquaShop if I remove all the leaves will the plant die?

[@luqzmania7650]

Hi tomy! ✌🏼

[@HungNguyen-pj8jg]

In higher Temp, it is harder to dissolve a gas into a solid. therefore you need to inject more Co2. that's what the question is about.

[@GreenAquaShop]

Yes you need more fertilizer too in this case.

[@dikadwi3788]

what happens if there are too many animals in the aquascape

[@GreenAquaShop]

Probably your filter will not keep up with the task and fish will be stressful as they do not have their area to relax.

[@전영준-o7l]

He is smart and handsome guy😆

[@theunderwaternature]

Notification Squad

[@gbj6581]

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood??? 😅

[@GreenAquaShop]

Good question. 42? LOL.

[@gbj6581]

@@GreenAquaShop 😂😂

[@aleks3184]

🌱

[@TheMiggsz]

@9:45 The secret to white background

[@TushhsuT]

instead of yes, you should have said - 42 . That is the correct answer :)

[@stephanegristi9251]

Pourquoi il n’y a-t-il plus les sous-titres en français c’est dommage🥲

[@GreenAquaShop]

Not sure why, but sometimes we miss a couple of languages due to technical reasons. We do the auto-translating, and then it disappears from the list. Anyways, I checked it now, and you have the French subs, enjoy!

[@samhradh1680]

Ever heard of the "WOW-Signal" ? ... I guess, the "WTF" comes from the same space :)

[@GreenAquaShop]

LOL

[@maveric1200]

👋👋👋

[@keshithyay.6861]

Hi

[@mcjigger5364]

WTF stands for "what's the fish ?" may be

[@GreenAquaShop]

😁👍

[@Igor-q3f]

Fine filter pad needs to be before the biological media like matrix. Matrix is very fine pores that dirty water will block and all that myth about matrix and anaerobic bacteria won’t work. It doesn’t work anyway because of the biofilm on the media and even clean water won’t get to the micro pores. That’s why oase uses plastic media and have in on the bottom of the canister filter , the turbulence moves it and it doesn’t get blocked.

[@GreenAquaShop]

There are many ways to do this. We never used this method as fine filter mesh is mainly there for optical reasons, not to help bio media. If you have too much organic waste in your filter, it means your filter is not big enough for the task. How effective is it? We have a pretty good track record here on KZbin as well. Cheers 👍

[@keshithyay.6861]

Five minutes ago

[@benscape2761]

Regarding the time of the water change, it's best when it's not your tank's prime time, let's say you alr turned on the light, the co2, and the plants start to photosynthesis. And then you change the water, the co2 fluctuate during that. And you ruined their food 😂😂. Think about that.

[@waqasshaban7663]

What are each of your favourite styles of aquascapes?