The Secret to Make a Fish Pond Combined with Growing Clean Vegetables

Making a fish pond combined with growing clean vegetables is a good idea for the aquarist but liking cooking.
The water culture system above not only provides clean vegetables for your family but also creates the Oxy for your fish tank.
Watch the full video and learn to make a fish pond combined with growing clean vegetables.
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Materials: red brick, cement, sand, bamboo pipe, glass, mini pump, plastic cup, filter cotton, roll ruler, PVC pipe, plastic fitting, electric handy cutter, paintbrush, and electric drill
Paint color: blue
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[@no1ideas]

👉A new unique idea 😍✔: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHbTmmili5lmm8U

[@0623kaboom]

unique version ... aquaponics is not unique ... but HOW you did it is awesome ... not only does it provide food but it also provides something to look at when sitting out on the back patio having the morning coffee or whatever .. . I would suggest putting a mesh over the fish tank portion to keep cats and the like from going after the fish ... and to keep large debris out ... something liek a 1/4 inch mesh top slide off top or hinged top and your laughing

[@EndlingsShoes]

you need to add plants in the water for the fish to hide in and swim trough and some substraite, so they feel more comfterble :c

[@annisaputrisarasati5828]

@@pugilisticfront6777 wasml

[@markeagles7383]

I notice, you chopped up banana trunks and put in the water. Something do with the chemical from the mortar ? And how old is this technique idea been around? Please share, cheers 🍻

[@pugilisticfront6777]

@@annisaputrisarasati5828 thank you

[@esszee7083]

Nice, but aren't those fish kinda big for their environment?

[@BAMA-1986]

Yeah, 3 1/2’ fish inside a 4’ wide enclosure. It’s REALLY small for those fish !! He should have just done the carp ... which get big also ,, Tilapia may have been the best choice ,, but hey He needs the VIEWS

[@Pierrekira]

I was thinking the same. But I realised that it might be to store food, maybe not to expose fish for years as pets. If living stock rotate very fast and they cook them every day/week, it doesnt matter too much.

[@kaykaysos2046]

I was thinking the same.but I quest the fish is going to be good for dinner later on🤔

[@vocalpodcast173]

Exactly

[@niharg2011]

@@Pierrekira Don't think Alligator Gars are livestock

[@nekkosthreepmongo7541]

To those who are broke, busy with life, & not motivated... Who wanted to build this --- hello!!!

[@adirolf9056]

OMG those big fishes can't live in that limited pond for too long. very nice and creative vegetable garden anyway

[@kokomkurniawati9435]

Aku makin semangat mutar pdio ini ,tanaman dankolam hias dilaboradikan sama tanaman adabunga ada sayurannya pokonya. Mantap

[@niyoleo]

Those fishes are too big for that tank.

[@phatoiangi2537]

Phải

[@phatoiangi2537]

Em ppp

[@phatoiangi2537]

P

[@9w2xyz]

this is not an aquarium. Its acquaphonics. Becuase the filtration and aeration is quite a few times more efficient than an aquarium the fishes are quite happy. In 500 lliters of water, I had 25 LARGE tilapia. The water remains clear and clean. It has a greenish grey tinge from the chelated iron put in as a supplement to help fix iron deficiencies and to ensure the plants maintain healthy and vigorous growth. Iron has a number of important functions in the overall metabolism of the plant and is essential for the synthesis of chlorophyll. If you feed the fish high quality feed and fresh food, you end up with harvestable fish without any muddy or riverine smell.

[@pablogeez]

@@9w2xyz One thing is the salubrity of the water and another very different is the physical space to be able to move. It's like being put in a small cage, but hey! the air you breathe is very clean.

[@adrenalinem4n]

Glad I'm no the only one with a PC in their garden.

[@andrewprentice6354]

wtf haha

[@0623kaboom]

great place for apple products ;)

[@vuongphamvan7578]

😅

[@leylander]

i have a pc in my garden! hahaha

[@FloridaPreppers-mh7vl]

got a tower garden made from PC, family and friends compline I remind them that the water they drink comes to their house in a PVC pipe and big farmers use them to water everything

[@CanaldoTarquino]

Amazing project! I'd totally recreate that, but I'd definitely use smaller fish.

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@shreeraaman1667]

I would stock it with mbuna.

[@jameskenny8821]

You would need a net over to protect smaller fish against birds.

[@UtukushiDAE2007]

Tyank you fir ahowing how and where to mark the drill and cut spot. Makes the DIY really easy to follow.

[@adedishomegarden3935]

Amazing...motivational and ispirational chanel for me..I am beginers in garden chanel..good job 👍👍👍

[@no1ideas]

What a nice feedback! Many thanks 🥰

[@TheFarmsteadLife-o7x]

"Fantastic video! [5:48] The way you break down the concepts makes it so easy to understand. Keep those tips coming!"

[@traveric3]

Cool tank. I like the glass front. But, alligator gar??! Unless planning to eat or rehome them soon, not the best choice

[@no1ideas]

Let's try to do it!

[@bnpqowl]

@@no1ideas What? Try to to what?

[@duypham76]

I think they're going to eat it sooner or later lol.

[@bnpqowl]

@@duypham76 Okay that checks out.

[@PreludeSon]

@@bnpqowl I think he meant he's going to try your advice.

[@BAMA-1986]

Great job putting 3 1/2 foot long fish in a 4 foot wide enclosure .. 👍

[@TexasAndyAquatics]

the fish are there for food so wont be in there too long. good to know it aint just us from south east Texas and Louisiana folk that eat gator gar hah. figured someone from bama would too but maybe its a cajun thing not southern. gar balls and patties are great!

[@no1ideas]

Thanks so much😍

[@soopafly5220]

@@no1ideas I think it was ironical... meaning, it's NOT a good job. Two things, one : try to use NO PLASTIC AT ALL, and two, thoose fishes are WAY TOO BIG for such a small aquarium. This is horrible and painful to watch.

[@AlexisKasperavicius]

@@soopafly5220 It's not an "aquarium" for pets, this is essentially a refrigerator for food to keep the fish tasty before they are gutted and fried up.

[@syrupybrandy2788]

@@soopafly5220 Those are food fish. The tank is used to keep them alive until it's time to serve them on the dinner table. THEY ARE NOT PETS.

[@kingdomplantae5240]

What a nice build! 😍 It looks so amazing, but I think the fishes need a larger area.

[@no1ideas]

Thank you so much for your watching!

[@ИринаРысева-о8ъ]

А рыбу то зачем мучать

[@karontecr]

Completamente de acuerdo, un espacio muy pequeño para tantos peces y el tamaño de esos peces, por lo demás muy buen trabajo. Completely agree, a very small space for so many fish and the size of those fish, otherwise very good work

[@lalanmaloloofficial]

wow amzaing.... sangat bermanfaat... boleh dicoba ini, terima kasih sdh berbagi...

[@OTOMOTIFCHANNELTREN]

Rahasia membuat kolam ikan sangat kreatif dan bermanfaat mengisi kahan kosong

[@flyingriders631]

Hey, people, stop complaining about the large fish. They won't stay in the tank for long and will be all consumed. And you can put gold fish in your own tank. I will raise a crocodile in mine if I build one.

[@shoesman60]

the beginning of the video was off to a good start but when I saw the huge fish in such a small tank I was as disappointed as the poor fish who discovered their new home! :-(

[@no1ideas]

Thanks for your advice 👍

[@sawlty-suite5131]

you mean the food?

[@jessyvandeputte7689]

Same

[@lordlem]

This is what I have been looking for, something that looks nice, and is quite sustainable. I will definitely make something as close to this as possible, thank you ever so much!!!

[@no1ideas]

Thanks so much for your feedback💖💖💖

[@michaell6645]

@@no1ideas is this sustainable outside of the pump? Don’t you need a substrate in dark area with bracteria to convert the poop to ammonia to nitirite to nitrate in order to feed the plants and keep system strong?

[@totopolo2379]

still need to pay for fish food

[@jean-yveslauret3546]

Ingénieux R.A.D d'autre bravo. Bonne appétit.

[@FascinatingDiscoveries02]

Good idea. I have a water bottle that I want to recycle to plant trees. Thank you for these ideas. i come from USA😍😍😍

[@vivereintheuk1729]

Amazing video my new friend! I always wanted to make pond. You gave me the final push and I am on it lol

[@Asldfsijasd]

gudluck

[@kimfrankwatson4688]

I want to make something like this so bad! Using the bamboo is really nice. When I make mine I'll try to build it to reduce the water fall sound, and use it to house turtles instead. Instead of painting the concrete I would have left the crackling texture all around the surface. I'd also design it to hide the PVC tubing where possible.

[@no1ideas]

Many thanks for your interested in my video!

[@rafaeldorantes3648]

Pero el sonido del agua callendo es relajante

[@aquariumlifestyle]

Very interesting project! aren't the fish way too big for that pond? How does it take to have a full grown lettuce?

[@thisismyaccount456]

Way too big, but these channels don't care about them

[@Dougie84]

Pretty sure the fish are there as a food source.

[@terip8277]

@Sanguis as an avid aquaponics farmer who has done years of research, even with the fish being consumed, they are still in a water source much much too small! Not only is this possibly ignorant human selfishness on the part of the builder/farmer, but also what was the “cement” used and does it release any toxins into the water over time that will in turn change the waters balance? I guess everyone could be doing some research lol 🤷‍♀️

[@ssssh4750]

It's an aquaponic system where the secretion from the fish serves as fertilizer of veggies, while veggies keep the water clean and provides source of oxygen

[@FlightofCrows]

@Sanguis If they're there to be eaten, it would have been much more economical to buy them young and let them grow, rather than buy them fully matured, at their most expensive, and risk losing them to illness caused by overcrowding in a small tank for several weeks. It's about keeping your food healthy. But yeah, sure. "Moralistic BS".

[@jasonjetplane]

excellent fish tank construction video

[@no1ideas]

Thank you !

[@yceltirao2779]

Full watching here in the Philippines. Beautiful.. So amazing!

[@no1ideas]

Thanks for your following😘😘😘

[@deelunbeck5647]

I enjoyed everything about your work you sure are very professional and thank you so much from Shoshoni Wyoming USA God bless you all

[@no1ideas]

Thanks for your cheer, I will try with my best ❤️

[@lilspiderlily]

Very tidy brickwork. You are a professional...

[@spankythehero]

The biological filtration of just the root wicking material is quite insufficient unless I missed something here. Pretty sure you would need much more substrate to proper cycle. The project itself is wonderful, don't get me wrong. I would be looking to increase the biological filtration medium significantly for an "aquaponic" solution involving fish of this scale.

[@hanyo1o132]

this looks cool, but it wont work long term for that reason. also the fish are to big for that enclosure.

[@hogie9]

Was thinking the same thing. The fish poo was going straight to the plants. Yikes

[@juicerlol]

Adding a discreet sump tank would help right? Plus obviously smaller fish like Koi lol

[@WadersInAlaska]

Very Nice Video!! Cheers from Alaska!!

[@paijaieh]

Fish tank is beautiful.

[@CodyCleggMusic]

Super cool! If I ever build something like this, I'll be coming back to this video as a reference.

[@no1ideas]

Many thanks!

[@yang10960]

Awesome diy, but was expecting aquarium fish or even a bass. I died when i saw the aligator gars.

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@benchase7537]

@@no1ideas He's implying that alligator gars require large spaces to thrive in captivity. That's a pretty small tank.

[@davidlawrence8803]

@@benchase7537 Ahh fankyou

[@winnievergara1128]

@@davidlawrence8803 😂

[@anajuanco1273]

you yourself can put guppies or what your climate permits in your pond, why depend on what the others did ? remember the joke of steven seagull, how many aikidokas are necessary for changing a light bulb ? exactly 101- the 1 rising himself for doing it +the other 100 sitting on the mat & criticizing how less he was qualified to do it. paradise fish even tolerate short frost periods, macropodus in latin. if we criticize them, may be they eat up their fish ? so i prefer saying nothing.

[@MrKrtek00]

The fishes: "And when I shit in the water, his whole family easts it! I am a king!"

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@c.kainoabugado7935]

You're talking about naturally filtered water 💧(through the roots of the plants) too!

[@code-exclusive]

jadi suka banget sama chanel ini, love this chanel😍

[@no1ideas]

😘😘😘😘

[@chientranorgan7281]

Nhìn những đồ dùng và cách làm thấy giống của việt nam lắm Video rất hữu ích, đa góc quay rất chuyên nghiệp Chúc kênh ngày càng phát triển

[@no1ideas]

cam on ban da quan tam, minh se phat trien nhieu video doc dao hon trong thoi gian toi

[@sebastianblue8688]

It would have been nice to have smaller fish for such a narrow tank but otherwise, I love it!

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@NonRoy]

WooW c'est juste énorme 😄😄😄 Moi qui m'intéresse à l'aquaponie depuis peu je trouve votre réalisation incroyable 🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@richardhardaker4586]

Its a good idea, but would like to see gravel, although I accept this might be detrimental for such large fish and so many. Not happy with their confined space. With so much cement used I feel the alkalinity of the water would need more than one change, probably regular changes for quite a period, but as we do not know if the cement was waterproof maybe not.

[@Seriouslydave]

Finally someone not only made hydroponics, but added fish(aquaponics), and made it look good.

[@temboanvillage1168]

Bagus sekali, kombinasi membuat kolam ikan dengan menanam sayuran. Sangat bermanfaat.

[@m.h1374]

Cool idea but I feel sorry for the fish :(

[@jub8891]

when i first read your comment i was thinking, dude that's like a lake for a goldfish.. then i saw him put in those behemoth whatever they are and felt :(

[@m.h1374]

@@jub8891 exactly.. great for small fish :)

[@rexoni2512]

Exactly, should have put the small fishes in there

[@ukwarrior89]

You realize what the purpose of those fish is, right?

[@okarnando88]

I imagine he plans on eating those fish.

[@lianne2830]

This is a fantastic build, however those fish are way to big for a tank of that size.

[@TiaDDy]

Agree with you, beautiful tank, but felt sorry for those 🐠 are , really big for that tank , 👎

[@trido3815]

@@TiaDDy Don't be. It will be good when he combines it with the lettuce.

[@ivanv.1555]

@@trido3815 Critical thinking

[@DebashishMohapatraNIT]

I am pretty sure it is a temporary place for the Fish to stay until the owner is ready to eat them. Fresh fish with fresh Vegetables.

[@darlene2483]

@@DebashishMohapatraNIT omg going to eat them ? I couldn't look at the poor fish then........ Noooo

[@GuigoHendell]

SUPER TALENTO!!!!!!!

[@markushalfmad]

Mas bah!

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@cassandrarowe2796]

Nice job ❤. Like the different fish in the tank.

[@no1ideas]

Many thanks for your support 💗

[@DALATPANORAMAvn]

BÁC LÀM KỲ CÔNG QUÁ. TUYỆT VỜI Ạ

[@SniperSteve1]

Several issues I have with this, First as has been mentioned the bio load on this system by those huge fish is way to much. Which leads me to the second problem, there is no bio-filter. You need a bio-filter to turn the ammonia into Nitrates for the plants to use. Not to mention to prevent from poising the fish. Lastly it's the friction fit of the tank drain, that could slip off and drain the tank at some point and good bye fish.

[@tonybarrientos6610]

You can choose telapia fish or guramie , ar aroo instead. Thanks for sharing ur know how too. Appreciate it.💕

[@harveythepooka]

The the cotton/synthetic stuff in the cups could host bacteria, or he could put something in the 1st hole where the water poured though. But it needed to be cycled, especially with such a massive load. Maybe he did daily water changes to get it going. But, I have a feeling this design just didn't work because the cups seemed to be well out of the water as it passed through the bamboo. If they were touched by the water, it was maybe enough to keep them damp, no more. The bamboo is curved and the cups are flat. Maybe cutting of the bottom of the cups so the cotton was directly in the water would solve all these problems.

[@Kevin-bl6lg]

This is a yt Video, not a aquaponic guide

[@sharazar]

I would use a pond filter pump, so that would cover cleaning the water. You could still have a 2nd pump just for the plants

[@Armando_El_Pur0]

11:45 why soak the bamboo for 7 days and then drain it out just to fill with new water ? I'm new to this haha 😅

[@kurjak1975]

It is not bamboo but banana tree. It is for cleaning the cement. New cement is dangerous for fish

[@hogoijulien]

thank you for the question, many of us certainly wondered the same :)

[@wakeupthebear]

but you painted it didn't you?

[@erickay7105]

Does the cement change the ph too much in the beginning and is that why the banana trunk? Looks like lots of tannins which is good for palancing ph. Or am I completely wrong and there's another reason entirely?

[@ricardocaliman2830]

@@wakeupthebear didn't paint all interior

[@macosuganda2510]

So ingenious and workable. That's a wondrous hydroponic technique I have seen in a while. Kudos!

[@ElizabethWood1962]

With fish it is aquaponicd

[@ElizabethWood1962]

Nutrient Film technique

[@debiecha3307]

waowhh hasilnya amazing mass kuh . salam semangat selalu

[@natanaelagusdharmawan7842]

Waow mantap sangat kreatif sukses selalu GBU

[@bythegraceofgod993]

This is beautiful. You are so creative.

[@pushpanjalibehary976]

Very beautiful work🔥❤❤.keep up the hard work

[@mokko759]

Unsealed concrete is a fish killer. It continually lowers the PH of water to the point of being unsafe for fish. The white filter batting around the lettuce isn't even in contact with the bottoms of many of the cups and some cups aren't even in contact with the water in the bamboo. The lettuce would die from dehydration in many of those cups. Fish of that size are in no way appropriate for that size of a tank. It's cruel to keep them in a tank that is so overcrowded and small for them. 18 days later, my ass. Bamboo discolours in water and it does not take long at all. Somehow in those 18 days, not a single speck of algae grew anywhere in the tank, in the lettuce cups, in the bamboo, nowhere. Nuh huh, don't believe that for a second. With that many fish producing that much waste in a newly set up tank, there would be such an ammonia and nitrate spike, the algae would be going wild! Carp are notoriously filthy fish and yet we see absolutely no waste in the water. I doubt that water pump and lettuce whose roots that aren't even able to properly reach the water would be up to the task of handling the waste produced by fish that large. I'm willing to bet all they did for that 18 day shot was switch the lettuce out for larger ones and throw water hyacinth in the tank to make it look different. The concept is a really nice idea but it's painfully obvious this was made purely to farm content and not be a properly sustainable tank.

[@FASTRACKFARM]

Picky, picky, picky...

[@mokko759]

@@FASTRACKFARM Pardon me for having no tolerance for bullshit.

[@TruthSeekerAll]

Nicely done ✅ 🎉

[@John-ww3ji]

Lovely concept design. The fish is ready for chow time. Bbq or boil fish in fresh coconut milk and sweet potatoes or Tapioca. Lemon juice and chilly. Lettuce, cucumber and spinach salad. 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 😋 Kana mada kana tale foodie.

[@no1ideas]

Thanks for spending time to my video!😍😍😍

[@nemoyap]

Is that banana tree trunks for curing / detox the new aquarium ? Secret step noted

[@Vvensley]

Awsome

[@dianemoril7612]

yes I noticed that too, and very curious for the reason...!

[@DWCmoose]

90% sure it's to promote natural bacterial growth in the tank and lines

[@SubaStar24]

Ancient Chinese Secret 🧏‍♂️

[@TexasAndyAquatics]

@@SubaStar24 haha for once that statement might actually be legit and not a joke

[@3Y3ECE]

Gorgeous, functional build! I'd add some hard scape to the tank portion, to hide the pump and water line, if nothing else! But a rotating, display/livestock tank, all working hydroponically together... That's going to bring about some good eats!! Great jobs!!

[@silc6179]

Exato, algo cheira mal nisso ai porque não tem como as plantas sobreviverem sem o substrato...

[@uncoolpotatoes560]

neat idea but those fish need a way bigger habitat, that pond would be good for a few goldfish or koi but not fish that big

[@jennysnotes4008]

very nice if they go fishing, can keep them fresh until ready to eat :)

[@shareloved]

ganda so very creative and clever idea. Stay Healthy safe and happy host God bless!

[@no1ideas]

Thanks so much😍

[@honeyofoats5619]

No one, is going to talk about how he broke the brick with just a garden tool? Lol 😂

[@jdmcwteg]

no because thats a common thing

[@0623kaboom]

Brick layers tool ... it's called a trowel and they are designed to be able to do just that

[@honeyofoats5619]

@@0623kaboom cool, didn’t know that

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@scottjohnston7190]

@@honeyofoats5619 Duh

[@earthboundangel2926]

Beautiful! I feel a little sorry for those big fish in that size tank.

[@sawlty-suite5131]

read the comments for the answer

[@ducnhat1892]

The fishese are the food

[@littlemountaingardener1477]

I love your creativity, that's an awesome pond.

[@khmersharekh]

watching full time is best video

[@MamanChannel07]

Keren banget jadinya,boleh di tiru nih,ide kreatifnya.

[@Karimochkina]

Poor fish, too little space...

[@marywall6114]

You make it look so easy. I would love one in my back yard

[@diogenesoliveira5664]

congratulations on the construction, really good, but the fish are too big for the place.

[@MiricNews]

Thank you for your sharing, it's great, now I'm also trying to grow lettuce in discarded beer cans, they grow very well after only 10 days, I will apply your method to my small garden .

[@no1ideas]

Thanks a lot for your impression! 😍😍😍

[@kongkingkong6896]

I know what my next project is 🙌

[@MariaGarcia-ed1bp]

Con todo respeto que belleza de creaciones bendiciones

[@boycharles9166]

every lettuce gangsta until the freaking gators shows up

[@rakes5150]

" Everyday I'm Hustlin " - Lettuce

[@t44n3st]

I appreciate this comment.

[@elizzasoares2339]

Um sistema muito interessante e bonito! Parabéns 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@นุชนารถแสงจันทร์-ศ6อ]

Verry good .I like your make.

[@no1ideas]

Many thanks for your impression🥰

[@BABAALI6871]

SIR. Your videos are amazing

[@no1ideas]

That is really a nice compliment, thank you💖

[@MissJnet]

This is amazing but the tank is even too small for just one of those fish, nevermind 5.

[@sawlty-suite5131]

food

[@Guppy_Girl]

Good build, but you lost my thumbs up when I saw the fish in the tank. They need a bigger tank.

[@tracytran3019]

The owner of the house chooses those big fishes I think

[@amyvoss9847]

From the looks of this video, this might have been made in Thailand where American alligator gars were introduced invasively, and so might be used as a throwaway fish, like pet store goldfish that we all buy, but know that they won't live longer than a few weeks.

[@Pearlglade]

@@amyvoss9847 why won't they live more than a few weeks??

[@no1ideas]

Thank you👍😍

[@natashafrancis3191]

Literally same

[@TerraMagnus]

That tank is waaaay too small for those fish.

[@barnabyvonrudal1]

Those guy/s (??) are very resourceful and skilled! Why did they fill the water with chopped woody material (after the build was finished) and then drain it?

[@SunriseFarmStories]

"Amazing intro! Love the energy right from the start! 🔥" (Comment at 0:10)

[@OLGMC]

Looks amazing! Only change I would have done is chosen smaller fishes, looks like these ones can barely even turn themselfs length wise

[@no1ideas]

Many thanks for your interested in my video!

[@ducnhat1892]

Those fishes will be the food with lettuce in the short time

[@bertinabrown4707]

This is so amazing

[@no1ideas]

Thanks so much😍

[@Rosana581]

Sempre incrível.

[@mohammedkamal3365]

السلام عليكم ، فكرة جميلة جدا ،خصوصا باستعمال الخيزران ! بارك الله في عملك وانتاجك .

[@frankkohler4869]

Einfach nur super. Fische und Pflanzen. Aquaflorik??????!!!!!! Aber Super👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ahmedalraed1996]

I suggest you sir to put few Oscar fish in the tank, not that big fish Your tank is really small for them Anyway your design very nice

[@no1ideas]

Thank you! 😊

[@seanmohamad5701]

awesome project, just that I pity the fish, they are too big for that size of pond.

[@nursereef1512]

Wow. I hope these fish found a bigger home. Beautiful until I saw the fish you chose, they need so much more space than that.

[@no1ideas]

Thank you so much for your advices!

[@ducnhat1892]

Those fishes aren't Gold Fish. They will be a dish, in a short time, with lettuce

[@lovelylorica2097]

Soo nice... Thanks for this video..

[@no1ideas]

Thanks a lot

[@arle.566]

Wow.. very artistic

[@no1ideas]

💕💕💕

[@OurGreenPlanet]

very very good

[@no1ideas]

Thanks for your cheer, I will try with my best ❤️

[@andycool23u]

What stwm u added after filling water for first time why .want to know for knowledge

[@aquariumlifestyle]

@@phdat does it work? Is it used also for ponds in asia?

[@lenagarcia2044]

Esse tronco é de bananeira que você usou para o aquario? Preparação para colocar o peixe?

[@linconsousa]

Sim, de bananeira. O objetivo é neutralizar as toxinas do cimento. No entanto, não sei se é o suficiente, pois o cimento torna a água muito alcalina para os peixes.

[@Cristianocult1]

@@linconsousa talvez um revestimento com azulejo pra piscina

[@PachecoAquarismo]

@@linconsousa você sabe se essa cola que ele usou para colar o vidro é silicone mesmo?

[@gegearias7025]

for so many years watching youtube videos this is the most beautiful videos ive ever seen so nice thank you so much for uploading this

[@clairemason4103]

Hay those fish are both healthy and alert. You see that a mile off. And tank is really amazing, when get my new home and garden I am hoping to give it a go. Soz edit a word.

[@КотДикий-м4ъ]

Сколько труда и цемента) ради листьев салата в три присеста)

[@bertolinamaffei1961]

Parabéns e sucesso!

[@sanshyu7609]

great pond, ended with unfit fish

[@phamhoangkhoimy3001]

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