Below are affiliate links of the equipment I use (shipping to ALL EU countries). If you buy anything by clicking on the below links I will receive small commision without additional cost to you. Please note I have not been given any free products in exchange for mentioning them. LED LIGHT 30cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/twinstar-light/twinstar-c-line-iii-300c?aff=19 45cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii451?aff=19 60cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii601?aff=19 90cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii901?aff=19 120cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii1201?aff=19 FILTER, SKIMMER AND PUMP Oase 75: www.azaqua.nl/en/filters/oase-biostyle-75?aff=19 Corner filter: www.azaqua.nl/en/filters/nano-hoekfilter?aff=19 Skimmer: www.azaqua.nl/en/filters/eheim-skim350?aff=19 Pump: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-pump/oase-optimax-300?aff=19 Wavemaker: www.azaqua.nl/en/stream-pump/oasis-streammax-classic?aff=19 Stainless steel: www.azaqua.nl/en/inflow-outflow/stainless-steel-skimmer-set?aff=19 HEATER Nano: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-heaters/dennerle-nano-thermometer-is-compact?aff=19 SOIL,GRAVEL AND SAND Soil: www.azaqua.nl/en/aqua-soil/aquarium-soil?aff=19 River gravel: www.azaqua.nl/en/cosmetic-sand/plantahunter-gravel-river?aff=19 Rio Xingu gravel: www.azaqua.nl/en/cosmetic-sand/plantahunter-gravel-rio-xingu?aff=19 Sand: www.azaqua.nl/en/cosmetic-sand/aquarium-decoration-sand-1-2mm?aff=19 STONES Round flat rock: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/round-flat-rock?aff=19 Black river boulder: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/black-sky-rock?aff=19 Black seiryu stone: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/dark-seiryu-stones?aff=19 Petrified wood stone: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/petrified-wood-fur?aff=19 Gray mountain stone: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/gray-mountain-stone?aff=19 WOOD Ancient root: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/ancient-root?aff=19 Corbo root: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/corbo-root-m-30-40cm?aff=19 Manzanita wood: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/manzanita-wood-m-40-50cm?aff=19 Spiderwood: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/spiderwood-s-21-30cm?aff=19 FERTILIZERS Micro+K: www.azaqua.nl/en/plant-fertilizer-and-additves/2hr-aquarist-apt-1?aff=19 FOOD Regural: www.azaqua.nl/en/fish-food-aquarium/dr-bassleer-biofish-food-regular?aff=19 Garlic: www.azaqua.nl/en/fish-food-aquarium/drbassleer-biofish-food-garlic?aff=19 MAINTENANCE Gravel vacuum: www.azaqua.nl/en/cleaning/dennerle-nano-soil-cleaner?aff=19 Aquascaping set: www.azaqua.nl/en/tweezers/nano-aquascaping-set?aff=19 Glass scraper: www.azaqua.nl/en/cleaning/window-cleaner?aff=19 VARIOUS Terra tape: www.azaqua.nl/en/necessities/dooa-terra-tape?aff=19 Moss cotton: www.azaqua.nl/en/necessities/moss-cotton-200m?aff=19 Superglue: www.azaqua.nl/en/necessities/superglue?aff=19 Pipette: www.azaqua.nl/en/plant-fertilizer-and-additves/pipette-1ml?aff=19
You probably have no idea how genuinely happy it makes me to see Mr. bulldog! And I’m so happy to see him rearranging things and making himself a little cave. That just adds the perfect finishing touch to the spectacular underwater world! The new fish are really pretty, but for me the main event was getting to see Mr. bulldog! And I’m really hoping that those tiny little babies make it! Thank you for always putting together such a beautiful and entertaining videos!❤
Welcome back , Mr. Bulldog. Always quite the character. 😄 Also, those colours on the Rainbow Shiners! Their bodyshape made me think of trout. Mini trout, in this case. Congratulations with the "accidental" Minnow fry. 😍👍
Welcome back! He changed so many aquariums and is still alive; my favourite fish. Rainbows shiners are amazing fish; easy to take care of with beautiful colours and they prefer cooler water so no heater is required. Cheers Frank
@@IMaqua Quick question I just thought of; where and how do you keep your fish before you introduce them into your aquariums? I think I saw some isolation tanks before, but now I'm not so sure.
Usually a bare bottom 40L aquarium with a heather and a filter is enough. I use transparent plastic containers. I always quarantine all the new fish I get; better safe than sorry.
I'm sure seeing the fry must have felt so validating after losing a couple of the original cloud minnows. What a gorgeous tank and great fish husbandry!
Amazing video! I simply love naturalistic looking aquascapes. Please tell me what your video gear and equipment is. Your slow panning is awesome and the closeups of your fish and tank are so sharp!
@@IMaqua cool, can I ask what software you use? Also I don't have a Sigma 1.4 but I have Nikon 35 1.8. Any settings you recommend for a first time aquarium filmer? Greetings from Australia 🦘
I am using Filmora because I started with it from day 1. Its OKayish. Maybe I would like to change the editing software but I got so used to this one that and it took me weeks and months (years) to get used to all the features and everything. If I had to use another one that would take too much time (new UI). I am self taught filmmaker and still consider myself amateur. I would recommend Sigma 16mm because it has two great features. It is incredibly sharp and it is wide lens. With 35mm lens you won't be able to put all the aquarium into frame and you when you do put it you basically need to go 10 meters away haha. If you zoom that into post production you won't be able to see finer details. With my lens for smaller tanks I am usually 50-80cms away from my aquariums and still able to fit all the aquarium into the frame.
Below are affiliate links of the equipment I use (shipping to ALL EU countries). If you buy anything by clicking on the below links I will receive small commision without additional cost to you. Please note I have not been given any free products in exchange for mentioning them.
LED LIGHT
30cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/twinstar-light/twinstar-c-line-iii-300c?aff=19
45cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii451?aff=19
60cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii601?aff=19
90cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii901?aff=19
120cm: www.azaqua.nl/en/lighting/chihiros-aii-series-aii1201?aff=19
FILTER, SKIMMER AND PUMP
Oase 75: www.azaqua.nl/en/filters/oase-biostyle-75?aff=19
Corner filter: www.azaqua.nl/en/filters/nano-hoekfilter?aff=19
Skimmer: www.azaqua.nl/en/filters/eheim-skim350?aff=19
Pump: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-pump/oase-optimax-300?aff=19
Wavemaker: www.azaqua.nl/en/stream-pump/oasis-streammax-classic?aff=19
Stainless steel: www.azaqua.nl/en/inflow-outflow/stainless-steel-skimmer-set?aff=19
HEATER
Nano: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-heaters/dennerle-nano-thermometer-is-compact?aff=19
SOIL,GRAVEL AND SAND
Soil: www.azaqua.nl/en/aqua-soil/aquarium-soil?aff=19
River gravel: www.azaqua.nl/en/cosmetic-sand/plantahunter-gravel-river?aff=19
Rio Xingu gravel: www.azaqua.nl/en/cosmetic-sand/plantahunter-gravel-rio-xingu?aff=19
Sand: www.azaqua.nl/en/cosmetic-sand/aquarium-decoration-sand-1-2mm?aff=19
STONES
Round flat rock: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/round-flat-rock?aff=19
Black river boulder: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/black-sky-rock?aff=19
Black seiryu stone: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/dark-seiryu-stones?aff=19
Petrified wood stone: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/petrified-wood-fur?aff=19
Gray mountain stone: www.azaqua.nl/en/stones-per-kg/gray-mountain-stone?aff=19
WOOD
Ancient root: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/ancient-root?aff=19
Corbo root: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/corbo-root-m-30-40cm?aff=19
Manzanita wood: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/manzanita-wood-m-40-50cm?aff=19
Spiderwood: www.azaqua.nl/en/aquarium-wood/spiderwood-s-21-30cm?aff=19
FERTILIZERS
Micro+K: www.azaqua.nl/en/plant-fertilizer-and-additves/2hr-aquarist-apt-1?aff=19
FOOD
Regural: www.azaqua.nl/en/fish-food-aquarium/dr-bassleer-biofish-food-regular?aff=19
Garlic: www.azaqua.nl/en/fish-food-aquarium/drbassleer-biofish-food-garlic?aff=19
MAINTENANCE
Gravel vacuum: www.azaqua.nl/en/cleaning/dennerle-nano-soil-cleaner?aff=19
Aquascaping set: www.azaqua.nl/en/tweezers/nano-aquascaping-set?aff=19
Glass scraper: www.azaqua.nl/en/cleaning/window-cleaner?aff=19
VARIOUS
Terra tape: www.azaqua.nl/en/necessities/dooa-terra-tape?aff=19
Moss cotton: www.azaqua.nl/en/necessities/moss-cotton-200m?aff=19
Superglue: www.azaqua.nl/en/necessities/superglue?aff=19
Pipette: www.azaqua.nl/en/plant-fertilizer-and-additves/pipette-1ml?aff=19
Love the down stream feeding effect + how the white Clouds "taught" the shiners to eat. Perfect companions!
Indeed it is. Thanks.
Mr Bulldog - what a handsome cheeky fellow!🤩
Maybe he'd like a Mrs Bulldog...?🥰
Maybe, maybe...I will try to get one more.
You probably have no idea how genuinely happy it makes me to see Mr. bulldog! And I’m so happy to see him rearranging things and making himself a little cave. That just adds the perfect finishing touch to the spectacular underwater world! The new fish are really pretty, but for me the main event was getting to see Mr. bulldog! And I’m really hoping that those tiny little babies make it! Thank you for always putting together such a beautiful and entertaining videos!❤
Thanks for watching Jen. Mr. Bulldog is always the main star of every aquarium he has been in.
I've never seen this fish before, its looks great👍
It is originally from North America. Beautiful fish especially when breeding.
Du hast die richtigen Fische für dein Flussaquarium gewählt! 👍
Danke.
Welcome back , Mr. Bulldog. Always quite the character. 😄
Also, those colours on the Rainbow Shiners! Their bodyshape made me think of trout. Mini trout, in this case.
Congratulations with the "accidental" Minnow fry. 😍👍
Welcome back! He changed so many aquariums and is still alive; my favourite fish. Rainbows shiners are amazing fish; easy to take care of with beautiful colours and they prefer cooler water so no heater is required. Cheers Frank
@@IMaqua Quick question I just thought of; where and how do you keep your fish before you introduce them into your aquariums? I think I saw some isolation tanks before, but now I'm not so sure.
Usually a bare bottom 40L aquarium with a heather and a filter is enough. I use transparent plastic containers. I always quarantine all the new fish I get; better safe than sorry.
Shinners look amazing in this sloped hill stream aquarium. Also, great job on the tank my friend it was worth the wait 👊🏻😮💨
Thanks. Now it is your turn to make one...
What a beautiful aquarium 🥰 I love the inhabitants!!
I will add more fish soon. Thanks for watching.
我每一次看片好舒適😊，心情好平靜😊我想造一個這樣水缸😮
I am glad you enjoyed watching the video.
Awesome fish ❤.
Thanks for watching
I'm sure seeing the fry must have felt so validating after losing a couple of the original cloud minnows. What a gorgeous tank and great fish husbandry!
Thanks for watching.
I've not seen those Rainbow Shiners before and I LOVE them!
The WCMM fry are cute as well
They have amazing colours.
Красота 🥰
Spasibo.
Beautiful tank! Rainbow Shiners are some of my favorite fish.
Thanks for watching.
Beautiful set up
Thanks for watching.
this video deserves more views!
Thanks for the compliments. Cheers
I forgot it's FRIDAY!!! I love this tank! 🐟🦐
Its Friday again...
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Another awesome vid🎉
Thanks for watching Mr. Frustrated.
Beautiful 😊
Thanks.
Amazing video! I simply love naturalistic looking aquascapes.
Please tell me what your video gear and equipment is. Your slow panning is awesome and the closeups of your fish and tank are so sharp!
I am using Sony a6400 in combination with sigma 16mm f1.4 lens. Thanks for watching.
@@IMaqua good camera. And how are you doing to zoom in and panning while filming or are you creating these effects with your editing software?
@@EVP22 all this is created in post production with editing software.
@@IMaqua cool, can I ask what software you use? Also I don't have a Sigma 1.4 but I have Nikon 35 1.8. Any settings you recommend for a first time aquarium filmer? Greetings from Australia 🦘
I am using Filmora because I started with it from day 1. Its OKayish. Maybe I would like to change the editing software but I got so used to this one that and it took me weeks and months (years) to get used to all the features and everything. If I had to use another one that would take too much time (new UI). I am self taught filmmaker and still consider myself amateur. I would recommend Sigma 16mm because it has two great features. It is incredibly sharp and it is wide lens. With 35mm lens you won't be able to put all the aquarium into frame and you when you do put it you basically need to go 10 meters away haha. If you zoom that into post production you won't be able to see finer details. With my lens for smaller tanks I am usually 50-80cms away from my aquariums and still able to fit all the aquarium into the frame.
What size is this tank?
All the info is in the video description. Cheers
What happened to the fry? Any of them still alive?
I cleaned this aquarium in the morning and noticed couple of them are still alive...
Which camera are you shooting with?
Sony A6400 in combination with Sigma 16mm f1.4 lens.
I would do anything for Mr. Bulldog 🥹
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