Wow, what a small world! I went high school in Hanau and Uni in Mannheim. Otocinclus are tinier, but school really well and are very efficient in taking down all that algae and decomposing plant matter. I have mine paired with different breeds of Hillstream loach for an efficient and quirky clean-up crew.
Dennison Barbs are really great at schooling they fullfill all your requirements that u told. How ever you should know they are very fast fish and sometimes if they get scared they can jump out so using a lid is recommended. Alot of times when I pick something up something from under the aquarium when the aquarium was at low light. The fishes dash away and I always hear one or two hitting the top lid because they jumped out. Other than that you can watch them for hours since they school so well. It is mesmerizing. They are slightly on the bigger size and not as aggressive as other barbs. I am sure you wife will love them.
First, I love the diffuser inside my tank so I can see the water flow through the bubble mist of co2. Second, the rummy nose tetra is a good idea thou the red color will boom the view. đ great work btw đđ
I think H. araguia is suffering from ammonia toxicity. I had severe melting issues few months ago with my 120L and it looked exactly like that. Melting starts from roots and creeps up while shoot tip looks fine and sometimes even photosynthesizes...until eventually melts away. Almost all of TC plants died and few survivors coud not make roots and stunted in a place. It is indeed possible to kill plants with ammonia, especially when they are newly introduced to fresh soil enriched further with ferts. TCs are known to be more susceptible but pots also can be affected (This was less common on pots for me. My guess is the potted plants weren't as healthy to start with.) There are species differences and for me most stems weren't very resilient. Eriocaulon species seem to love it tho. I had to replace all melting plants and did 90% WC daily for a week or 2. After that things are going smoothly.
I recommend red nose/diamond red nose because their schooling very tight compared to rasbora galaxy, some varians of tetra(based on my experience). But please watch the temp, if too cold in long time they will get white spot
I second the idea of scissortail rasbora as a schooling fish. Alternatively, one of the larger danios might be nice. As for next topics, Iâd love to hear your take on the ADA additives and fertilizer regimen. Great video!
Sehr schönes Iwagumi! Ich stimme dir vollkommen zu, was den Diffusor angeht. Es ist sehr entspannend, dem Co2 im Becken zuzusehen :) AuĂerdem sind Probleme mit Strömung oder der Co2-Zufuhr sofort sichtbar und man kann zeitnah handeln. Ich könnte mir gut Regenbogenfische gut in diesem Becken vorstellen. Besser zum Iwagumi wĂŒrden aber evtl Puntius denisonii passen, die sind gleichzeitig auch noch nĂŒtzlich :)
looking good, cant wait to see it fully carpeted.. I cant wait to get another tank and have another go at all this.. looking forward to the next update!
I was thinking of Rummy Nose tetras, they school really well, does well in current, and theres also enough space for them to swim in the upper and mid levels
Try brilliant rasboras! Theyâre larger than neon tetras and school nicely. Also, go for an inline reactor for this large tank. Great that youâre including the wife in your scaping decisions! I also appreciate the nod to the ADA style and the classic plant glosso. Please donât do araguai at the rock base since itâs been done already by Glass Aqua. Maybe try dwarf hairgrass instead.
Hey Jurijs.. glad to see you my friend! Great addition of the shrimp and snails to battle the algae!!Appreciate you sharing your experience with what you are going through with this Aquarium đ Always excited to see your videos and listen to your experience!!Harlequin or Galaxy rasboras would be a beautiful addition!! I hope you've had a great week and a wonderful weekend!! Have a very blessed day!!â€ïžđżđđżđđ
Try sundadanio maybe, and please cover water additives! How will they affect the growth of plants and can they help in fighting algae and cyanobacteria? :)
This aquarium is going to look amazing!! I canât even guess the type of fish but Iâm sure theyâll be amazing! As for the next video Iâd like to hear more about co2! I plan on trying co2 in my next aquarium just trying to soak in as much knowledge as possible before I go for it!
Thank you. Your videos are great. Looking forward for a more complete video about the JBL Co2 controler. Never heard about it (I'm just a hobby enthusiast from Brazil) and it sounds like a real improvement in aquarium tech.
Woow that's amazing tank. Don't worry about araguaia. I always admire your projects and what's more I've learnt a lot from ur videos!! I can surely reccomend you Nannostomus beckfordi. It's fast and amazing fish. Stay healthy and keep on scaping!!! Thank you for your job!!!
I simply would love to see the ADA ferts discussed in detail. And (1st) Rummy Nose tetra is pure joy; there are so many great choices. My other considerations would be (2nd) Buenos Aires Tetra (hyphessobrycon anisitsi), and then others Blue tetra (Boehlkea fredcochui), and the Black line tetra (moenkhausia costae tetra) and Copei tetra (moenkhausia copei), and the Congo tetra's are great, but not sure they prefer Iwagumi style.
I feel the glossos need more light as they are growing up towards the light due to the lack of sufficient lighting. You can pull the light a little down or change the light to the latest version like you mentioned.
Hello Jurijis! What about Thayeria boehlkei? Did You concidered it? And about next topic: I would like to listen about CO2 injection-regular and inline. Thank You for Your film! Can't wait for the nextđ€đ Stay safe and healthy!!!
Itâs happening with my also two weeks tank, but on bucephalandra and Myriophyllum 'Guyana'. RO water, co2, sachem equilibrium, Tropica specialized, sachem stability and ada green bacter
The side by side comparison really sounds interesting! Diatoms are making my life hard aswell atm in my nano. 4 weeks after setup still getting them. Scape is looking good!
From my experience the key to small low laying glossostigma is super high light. As much light as you can get without making algae issues. Once the light is to weak the glosso starts to get tall and large leaf. But not sure if this is always the case.
Hey, you have to keep your ro water in a seperat tank/bottle bevor put it into the tank. In the seperat tank you can put your minerals in and let the temerature grow. For filling up the fishtank you can use a pump with maybe 1500l/h and pump it into the fishtank if its ready. It is ten times better for shrimp and plants. Have a nice day
Nice lookiing tank setup. Lights: Topic plz Time pr day Lengt from water What to do if you want longer viewing time with lights on. Algea issue with lights. Do you need plants to pearl. How to slow down plant growt once it looks perfect. Fish: Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma for sure. More small video and more often.
Rummy-nose tetra is always a good choice but if you are after more volume, a school of light reflecting dwarf neon rainbowfish would look really nice in this tank.
Hi Jurijs thank you for the video, i like to see my co2 diffuser in the aquarium, i can see what is happening and any problems i can rectify at once. i recommend Rummy nose Tetras or Five banded barbs which are a peaceful community shoaler or glowlight danios. Love the scape looking forward to seeing it grow in stay well from here in the UK.
Another beautiful tank Jurijs! Glad your back to making content! Hope you hit that 100k soon! I would like to see filtration and how to choose how much flow to choose with the fish youâre keeping! And maybe pearl danios or similar danios! Bosami rainbows look amazing but might be to big! Love their colors though! Canât wait to see your next video! Thank you for helping me in my new found hobby aquascaping!
Red Beckfordâs Pencilfish would look great! Theyâre a very bright red pencilfish and grow to be about 5 cm. I donât know if you can find them in Germany but they are gorgeous when they schoolđ
Tank is coming along nicely!!! I was thinking a smaller rainbow species would be fun, donât see them too often in scapes. Then going over the additives from ADA, also not much covered by them by aquascapers.
Hey Jurijs, the scape looks amazing, cant wait to see the Glossostigma covers the whole aquarium. I would love to see you cover on water additives that you used for this aquarium and/or filteration, how you pimp your canister filter. As for the choice of fish, I recommend Espei Rasbora (Trigonostigma Espei) for their schooling behaviour as well as their colors are more vibrant than a typical Harlequin Rasbora (Trigonostigma Heteromorpha) that ranges from dark orange-ish to copper which really pops in this classic Iwagumi aquascape.
barbus titteya longfin. Great fish. I have it. It's so simple to have it and they ar beautiful. Red colors on male are amazing. Its great and frendly fish.
I know you didnât ask, but why not use a glass pipe surface skimmer intake instead of the separate power skimmer? Seems like a great way to clean up the gear inside the tank and still get the cleaning benefits at the same time. Just curious why you decided to go that route.
Great video. đ. Looking forward to the new Videos. Like to see how to pack your Oase bioMaster ...... curious what you think about CO2 reactors. ? Also looking forward to see how & why you use the ADA additives. đđ».
Not necessarily a thin and long bodied fish but I think Melanotaenia Praecox would look great there, just keep in mind these are fragile fish that don't like temperature changes during water changes.
Great video again, Jurijs! And I really like, if someone speak about faults, and possible imperfections. About bigger fish, german blue rams/golden blue rams are so lovely and great with neons, but as I watched your video, I ve got appistogrammas in mind(Cacatuoides or agassizii). They could look great with that rocks
Klassischer Rotkopfsalmler wĂ€re eine Option. Wenn es doch ein wenig kleiner sein darf, dann bleibt nur der Kubotai! Mit dem dunklen Hintergrund wird der sehr gut zur Geltung kommen. Bitte mache als nĂ€chstes das ADA DĂŒngesystem. Bin auch am ĂŒberlegen umzusteigen. WĂŒrde gerne deine Meinung dazu hören.
I like the classic iwagumi style you have there. Looking forward to see it grown in a few weeks. About the glossostigma, i think the light intensity is too weak for her to grow more to the width than to the hight. You got 28 - 30 lumens per liter with that Twinstar. That is maybe ok for growing as such, but for carpeting i think 40 lum/l and more would by much better.
@@JurijsJutjajevs Good point, but on the other hand, there is maybe 20 - 25 cm between the water surface and the Twinstar. I have this from the Tropica website "A difficult plant demanding a lot of light. Grows upwards if light is poor." But yeah, maybe it is a new Glossostigma elatinoides "dennerlesis" species :) I am curious.
Iâd like to hear about the filtration next, I just switched from a sun sun filter to the biomaster thermo 600 myself and ambient sound has dropped outside the cabinet from 51db to 39db. Iâd like to know how you improve your filter set up. Iâm running mine with 4 middle chambers of sechem matrix, a bag of purigen ,the first chamber with sponge and last chamber with fine floss. Iâve just ordered a new waterbox clear 4820 aquarium so my discus will be moving from their Rio 240 in a few weeks. Emperor Tetras could be interesting although theyâre not great at shoaling.
Jurijs! Love the video quality it's always aesthetic. Thank you for this type of content. To answer your first question, I personally don't know what your favorite fish is but! Congo tetras are currently my fave because of their fins, size, and rainbow reflection from lighting. For the Second, I'd like to know about the additives (Ex. Green gain plus, Green bacter plus, etc.) and when to use them. during the first week of frequent water changes? or The week after the first 7 seven days of frequent water changes. Mahalo (Thank you) from out here in Hawaii!
From your description Iâm guessing one of the larger Rasboras and I really hope đ€. I think a more common one would be more likely like Brilliant Rasbora (Rasbora einthoveni) or Graceful Rasbora (Trigonopoma gracile). But I hope a less common as I rarely see them: Red Dwarf Rasbora (Microrasbora rubescens) Clown Rasbora (Rasbora kalochroma) Red Line Rasbora (Trigonopoma pauciperforatum) Blue Line Rasbora (Rasbora sarawakensis) Black Line/Red-tailed Rasbora (Rasbora borapetensis) Hope it is one of these less common larger rasboras, I would love to have an aqua scape with each side by side to compare all the types of rasboras as the larger one are just not seen often enough!!!
Thanks for the video, I like the new format đ I would add a nice school of Inlecypris on this tank ! I would really appreciate a video on filtration (are Oase filters as quiet as Eiheim pro 4+?) or fertilizers.
In the first time i used in-tank CO2 diffuser, but there was some high-frequency noise when the bubbles releases from the membrane, so at the moment I am using in-line CO2 diffuser from JBL.
I prefer co2 reactors because I dont like seeing the bubbles in the water. Just my personal preference, however I appreciate seeing the defusers in others peoples tanks.
I would put a huge amount of rummy nose tetras (Hemigrammus species) even if not that big. Also some beautiful rainbow would be nice (Melanotoenia species). Next episode about water additives and routine (such as usual parameters preferred) would be nice đđ»
Awesome inspirations. I guess my next tank gonna be 120 size :) I look forward to hear more reviews on ADA addictives and ferts. Perhaps bloodfin tetra or hasemania nana (silver tip tetra) will stand out with their red tails among the greens.
a nice school of congo tetras or blue(praecox) rainbows would look amazing. i prefer the look of diffusers in my aquascape. would love your feedback on my 1month update canyon dreams if you get the chance. looking forward to your updates. cheers!
Looking great. Gotta admit i didn't like it at first but it seems to be growing on me. I think if you add some grass type plants like cyperus helferi or eleocharis xingu to the back left and right corners it would look even better.
@@JurijsJutjajevs you are probably right. I have some,but in a closed top tank! But love them! Anyway,great vids. I've just subscribed to your channel..I realized I was watching you vids but wasn't subscribed ,so I've just done it! Keep up the good work!
Doing a side-by-side test of Tropica's Hydrocotyle tripartita vs. ADA's Hydrocotyle tripartita "Mini" and even though it might be too early to say it seems like there is a difference just as the name suggests. The ADA version seems to have thinner stems, more delicate leaves and slower growth. Looking forward to more comparisons from you :) Btw, I am guessing for Penguin tetras in this scape, would look great.
Comment which fish you would stock this aquarium with and which topic I should cover next: Filtration, Co2, Light, Automation, Water Additives?!
Filtration
Rainbow fish maybe?
Odessa Barbs
Denisonii Barbs (red line torpedo sharks) , Congo Tetras maybe or some Diamond Tetras ? :)
Bosemani rainbow
Love how the tank is coming along. Scissor tail rasbora or Congo tetra is my guess
What a delight to see you here
Wow, what a small world! I went high school in Hanau and Uni in Mannheim. Otocinclus are tinier, but school really well and are very efficient in taking down all that algae and decomposing plant matter. I have mine paired with different breeds of Hillstream loach for an efficient and quirky clean-up crew.
Dennison Barbs are really great at schooling they fullfill all your requirements that u told. How ever you should know they are very fast fish and sometimes if they get scared they can jump out so using a lid is recommended. Alot of times when I pick something up something from under the aquarium when the aquarium was at low light. The fishes dash away and I always hear one or two hitting the top lid because they jumped out. Other than that you can watch them for hours since they school so well. It is mesmerizing. They are slightly on the bigger size and not as aggressive as other barbs. I am sure you wife will love them.
Great tank Jurijs. A deep dive on water conditioning would be highly appreciated. What about white cloud minnows
I only stick to dry start when planting these foreground plants. I think cyano bacteria are sufficiently prevented by controlling the lighting time.
First, I love the diffuser inside my tank so I can see the water flow through the bubble mist of co2. Second, the rummy nose tetra is a good idea thou the red color will boom the view. đ great work btw đđ
H araguaia is a slow-initial adaptation plant, the problem that you show is not so weird, then reborns in good condition đ
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I think H. araguia is suffering from ammonia toxicity.
I had severe melting issues few months ago with my 120L and it looked exactly like that. Melting starts from roots and creeps up while shoot tip looks fine and sometimes even photosynthesizes...until eventually melts away. Almost all of TC plants died and few survivors coud not make roots and stunted in a place.
It is indeed possible to kill plants with ammonia, especially when they are newly introduced to fresh soil enriched further with ferts.
TCs are known to be more susceptible but pots also can be affected (This was less common on pots for me. My guess is the potted plants weren't as healthy to start with.)
There are species differences and for me most stems weren't very resilient. Eriocaulon species seem to love it tho.
I had to replace all melting plants and did 90% WC daily for a week or 2. After that things are going smoothly.
TC plants are like baby plants whole potted plant are definitely more robust thatâs for sure
I recommend red nose/diamond red nose because their schooling very tight compared to rasbora galaxy, some varians of tetra(based on my experience). But please watch the temp, if too cold in long time they will get white spot
I would love to know more about the ADA ferts and additives... mostly how you use it Jurijs đ
I second the idea of scissortail rasbora as a schooling fish. Alternatively, one of the larger danios might be nice.
As for next topics, Iâd love to hear your take on the ADA additives and fertilizer regimen.
Great video!
Phenacogrammus aurantiacus aka Blue Eyed Congo Tetra .... you will love it ...! Really striking!
Sehr schönes Iwagumi! Ich stimme dir vollkommen zu, was den Diffusor angeht. Es ist sehr entspannend, dem Co2 im Becken zuzusehen :) AuĂerdem sind Probleme mit Strömung oder der Co2-Zufuhr sofort sichtbar und man kann zeitnah handeln.
Ich könnte mir gut Regenbogenfische gut in diesem Becken vorstellen. Besser zum Iwagumi wĂŒrden aber evtl Puntius denisonii passen, die sind gleichzeitig auch noch nĂŒtzlich :)
Rummy nose tetras could be a good choice. Slightly larger than the neons and a wonderful schooling fish.
Very good video really looking forward to the filter vid to see how yours is set up đ so 100% filtration first
looking good, cant wait to see it fully carpeted.. I cant wait to get another tank and have another go at all this..
looking forward to the next update!
I was thinking of Rummy Nose tetras, they school really well, does well in current, and theres also enough space for them to swim in the upper and mid levels
Try brilliant rasboras! Theyâre larger than neon tetras and school nicely.
Also, go for an inline reactor for this large tank.
Great that youâre including the wife in your scaping decisions!
I also appreciate the nod to the ADA style and the classic plant glosso. Please donât do araguai at the rock base since itâs been done already by Glass Aqua. Maybe try dwarf hairgrass instead.
Great to see how it going now. I think a school of melanotaenia lacustris .rainbow vis .nice bleu Grey collorr đđđđ
Inspirational! Appreciate you sharing your challenges and the how, why and solutions. Sure helps me overcoming like setbacks!
Hey Jurijs.. glad to see you my friend!
Great addition of the shrimp and snails to battle the algae!!Appreciate you sharing your experience with what you are going through with this Aquarium đ
Always excited to see your videos and listen to your experience!!Harlequin or Galaxy rasboras would be a beautiful addition!! I hope you've had a great week and a wonderful weekend!! Have a very blessed day!!â€ïžđżđđżđđ
thanks Mary, both rasbora are small fish though. I want something bigger in size here
Try sundadanio maybe, and please cover water additives! How will they affect the growth of plants and can they help in fighting algae and cyanobacteria? :)
Apistogramma Agassizii for schooling fish. And I would love to see a video about water additives and setup.
This aquarium is going to look amazing!! I canât even guess the type of fish but Iâm sure theyâll be amazing! As for the next video Iâd like to hear more about co2! I plan on trying co2 in my next aquarium just trying to soak in as much knowledge as possible before I go for it!
right way to go đ
Thank you. Your videos are great. Looking forward for a more complete video about the JBL Co2 controler.
Never heard about it (I'm just a hobby enthusiast from Brazil) and it sounds like a real improvement in aquarium tech.
What a tankđ what about notropis chrosomus I think would be a cool fish with the red plantsđż
Woow that's amazing tank. Don't worry about araguaia. I always admire your projects and what's more I've learnt a lot from ur videos!! I can surely reccomend you Nannostomus beckfordi. It's fast and amazing fish. Stay healthy and keep on scaping!!! Thank you for your job!!!
I simply would love to see the ADA ferts discussed in detail. And (1st) Rummy Nose tetra is pure joy; there are so many great choices. My other considerations would be (2nd) Buenos Aires Tetra (hyphessobrycon anisitsi), and then others Blue tetra (Boehlkea fredcochui), and the Black line tetra (moenkhausia costae tetra) and Copei tetra (moenkhausia copei), and the Congo tetra's are great, but not sure they prefer Iwagumi style.
I feel the glossos need more light as they are growing up towards the light due to the lack of sufficient lighting. You can pull the light a little down or change the light to the latest version like you mentioned.
Hello Jurijis! What about Thayeria boehlkei? Did You concidered it?
And about next topic: I would like to listen about CO2 injection-regular and inline. Thank You for Your film! Can't wait for the nextđ€đ Stay safe and healthy!!!
Rasio Family... love the t-shirt..hehehhe
I think you could cover water additives. You could put congo tetras in this aquarium.
Itâs happening with my also two weeks tank, but on bucephalandra and Myriophyllum 'Guyana'.
RO water, co2, sachem equilibrium, Tropica specialized, sachem stability and ada green bacter
I just checked, my PH is 5.5
Bucephalandra ph 6~8
Myriophyllum ph 6.8~8
So... Iâm starting to mix my RO water with tap water 75/25 on beginning
The side by side comparison really sounds interesting! Diatoms are making my life hard aswell atm in my nano. 4 weeks after setup still getting them. Scape is looking good!
usually diatoms disappear 2 weeks after adding algae eaters, but sometimes they appear for a longer period
@@JurijsJutjajevs Why do you not use a Twinstar Nano+ wouldn't that be helpful?
From my experience the key to small low laying glossostigma is super high light. As much light as you can get without making algae issues. Once the light is to weak the glosso starts to get tall and large leaf. But not sure if this is always the case.
Hey, you have to keep your ro water in a seperat tank/bottle bevor put it into the tank. In the seperat tank you can put your minerals in and let the temerature grow. For filling up the fishtank you can use a pump with maybe 1500l/h and pump it into the fishtank if its ready. It is ten times better for shrimp and plants.
Have a nice day
Nice lookiing tank setup.
Lights: Topic plz
Time pr day
Lengt from water
What to do if you want longer viewing time with lights on. Algea issue with lights. Do you need plants to pearl. How to slow down plant growt once it looks perfect.
Fish: Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma for sure.
More small video and more often.
Rummy-nose tetra is always a good choice but if you are after more volume, a school of light reflecting dwarf neon rainbowfish would look really nice in this tank.
Hi Jurijs thank you for the video, i like to see my co2 diffuser in the aquarium, i can see what is happening and any problems i can rectify at once. i recommend Rummy nose Tetras or Five banded barbs which are a peaceful community shoaler or glowlight danios. Love the scape looking forward to seeing it grow in stay well from here in the UK.
Dwarf neon Rainbow will look great
Another beautiful tank Jurijs! Glad your back to making content! Hope you hit that 100k soon! I would like to see filtration and how to choose how much flow to choose with the fish youâre keeping! And maybe pearl danios or similar danios! Bosami rainbows look amazing but might be to big! Love their colors though! Canât wait to see your next video! Thank you for helping me in my new found hobby aquascaping!
Great reference to snake oil :)
Red Beckfordâs Pencilfish would look great! Theyâre a very bright red pencilfish and grow to be about 5 cm. I donât know if you can find them in Germany but they are gorgeous when they schoolđ
Melanotaenia praecox would look awesome against the blueish stones. Or Marosatherina ladigesi if you can find them.
Tank is coming along nicely!!! I was thinking a smaller rainbow species would be fun, donât see them too often in scapes. Then going over the additives from ADA, also not much covered by them by aquascapers.
Hey Jurijs, the scape looks amazing, cant wait to see the Glossostigma covers the whole aquarium.
I would love to see you cover on water additives that you used for this aquarium and/or filteration, how you pimp your canister filter.
As for the choice of fish, I recommend Espei Rasbora (Trigonostigma Espei) for their schooling behaviour as well as their colors are more vibrant than a typical Harlequin Rasbora (Trigonostigma Heteromorpha) that ranges from dark orange-ish to copper which really pops in this classic Iwagumi aquascape.
Great work as alwaysđđ»đđ»
As a next topic I prefer to see âpimp my filterâ đđ
Nice video and beautiful tank. Canât wait to see the update on this tank. :)
barbus titteya longfin. Great fish. I have it. It's so simple to have it and they ar beautiful. Red colors on male are amazing. Its great and frendly fish.
I know you didnât ask, but why not use a glass pipe surface skimmer intake instead of the separate power skimmer? Seems like a great way to clean up the gear inside the tank and still get the cleaning benefits at the same time. Just curious why you decided to go that route.
Great vid dude!
Iriatherina werneriđ!!!
Look out for the congo tetra variations - the yellow one and there is another stunning one!
Rgb lights can have customisable controls, including timers, colour temperature.
Correct, but this one doesnât
Great video. đ.
Looking forward to the new Videos. Like to see how to pack your Oase bioMaster ...... curious what you think about CO2 reactors. ? Also looking forward to see how & why you use the ADA additives. đđ».
Not necessarily a thin and long bodied fish but I think Melanotaenia Praecox would look great there, just keep in mind these are fragile fish that don't like temperature changes during water changes.
Great video again, Jurijs! And I really like, if someone speak about faults, and possible imperfections. About bigger fish, german blue rams/golden blue rams are so lovely and great with neons, but as I watched your video, I ve got appistogrammas in mind(Cacatuoides or agassizii). They could look great with that rocks
Klassischer Rotkopfsalmler wÀre eine Option.
Wenn es doch ein wenig kleiner sein darf, dann bleibt nur der Kubotai! Mit dem dunklen Hintergrund wird der sehr gut zur Geltung kommen.
Bitte mache als nĂ€chstes das ADA DĂŒngesystem. Bin auch am ĂŒberlegen umzusteigen. WĂŒrde gerne deine Meinung dazu hören.
I like the classic iwagumi style you have there. Looking forward to see it grown in a few weeks. About the glossostigma, i think the light intensity is too weak for her to grow more to the width than to the hight. You got 28 - 30 lumens per liter with that Twinstar. That is maybe ok for growing as such, but for carpeting i think 40 lum/l and more would by much better.
Donât forget the tank is only 40cm tall. Benefit of shallow tanks is they require less intense light
@@JurijsJutjajevs Good point, but on the other hand, there is maybe 20 - 25 cm between the water surface and the Twinstar. I have this from the Tropica website "A difficult plant demanding a lot of light. Grows upwards if light is poor." But yeah, maybe it is a new Glossostigma elatinoides "dennerlesis" species :) I am curious.
Iâd like to hear about the filtration next, I just switched from a sun sun filter to the biomaster thermo 600 myself and ambient sound has dropped outside the cabinet from 51db to 39db. Iâd like to know how you improve your filter set up. Iâm running mine with 4 middle chambers of sechem matrix, a bag of purigen ,the first chamber with sponge and last chamber with fine floss. Iâve just ordered a new waterbox clear 4820 aquarium so my discus will be moving from their Rio 240 in a few weeks. Emperor Tetras could be interesting although theyâre not great at shoaling.
The pre filter chamber I left as standard
Jurijs! Love the video quality it's always aesthetic. Thank you for this type of content. To answer your first question, I personally don't know what your favorite fish is but! Congo tetras are currently my fave because of their fins, size, and rainbow reflection from lighting. For the Second, I'd like to know about the additives (Ex. Green gain plus, Green bacter plus, etc.) and when to use them. during the first week of frequent water changes? or The week after the first 7 seven days of frequent water changes. Mahalo (Thank you) from out here in Hawaii!
Hey đ mate, appreciate your feedback. Yes the Congo tetra is stunning and is on my top list
Danios as a fish school. Less lighting I think is what we need in the hobby. Great video will be waiting for the next one.
From your description Iâm guessing one of the larger Rasboras and I really hope đ€. I think a more common one would be more likely like Brilliant Rasbora (Rasbora einthoveni) or Graceful Rasbora (Trigonopoma gracile). But I hope a less common as I rarely see them:
Red Dwarf Rasbora (Microrasbora rubescens)
Clown Rasbora (Rasbora kalochroma)
Red Line Rasbora (Trigonopoma pauciperforatum)
Blue Line Rasbora (Rasbora sarawakensis)
Black Line/Red-tailed Rasbora (Rasbora borapetensis)
Hope it is one of these less common larger rasboras, I would love to have an aqua scape with each side by side to compare all the types of rasboras as the larger one are just not seen often enough!!!
Thanks for the video, I like the new format đ
I would add a nice school of Inlecypris on this tank ! I would really appreciate a video on filtration (are Oase filters as quiet as Eiheim pro 4+?) or fertilizers.
hi jurijs apreciate your all ideas !!!
Nice tank! Neon dwarf rainbow fish or rainbow shiner would be nice!
I guess cherry barb will be a great addition , they will add more orange color to your iwagumi
Filtration. Have my Oase Biomaster Thermo 600 sitting here and thinking on what I should add.
biological medium for the win đ
Colombian tetras. The colours are amazing!
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thats gonna be really nice in a few weeks
Congo Tetra, Boesemani Rainbow and Tropedo Barbs đ
Please the next Video about the ADA Fertilizer đđ
I would love to see the White Cloud Mountain Minnow in this tank. Thank you for your most informative videos!
In the first time i used in-tank CO2 diffuser, but there was some high-frequency noise when the bubbles releases from the membrane, so at the moment I am using in-line CO2 diffuser from JBL.
try adding the rainbow peacock fish... I think the colours are match with cardinal tetra
I prefer co2 reactors because I dont like seeing the bubbles in the water. Just my personal preference, however I appreciate seeing the defusers in others peoples tanks.
Itâs like looking at the engine of a car, itâs fascinating, but driving around with no hood is a different story đ
Great video man! I like the new direction youâre heading
Rosy Tetras, white cloud mountain minnows and Rummy Nose (my favorite). Either one of these would look great in ur Iwagumi aquarium.
Perhaps You shoult try Neon Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia praecox)? Nice tank, best regards.
I would put a huge amount of rummy nose tetras (Hemigrammus species) even if not that big. Also some beautiful rainbow would be nice (Melanotoenia species).
Next episode about water additives and routine (such as usual parameters preferred) would be nice đđ»
Informative video.what is the tank size ? I have a doubt that like 120cm long do we actually need a brace for safety? Pls advise
Jurijs, what would you do differently next time? Soil and CO2 caused acidic water, ideas on how you could prevent the drop in PH?
rummy nose tetra is my guess! Great tank!
I would go for Thayeria boehlkei (Blackline penguinfish). And the topic for the next video - my vote goes for automation! đđ
Awesome inspirations. I guess my next tank gonna be 120 size :) I look forward to hear more reviews on ADA addictives and ferts. Perhaps bloodfin tetra or hasemania nana (silver tip tetra) will stand out with their red tails among the greens.
Hi Sir
Waiting for a good dragon stone set up from very long time , hope you will do very soon .
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a nice school of congo tetras or blue(praecox) rainbows would look amazing. i prefer the look of diffusers in my aquascape. would love your feedback on my 1month update canyon dreams if you get the chance. looking forward to your updates. cheers!
Beautiful scape. Denison Barb or Rummy Nose tetra would be good option đđŒ
Looking great. Gotta admit i didn't like it at first but it seems to be growing on me. I think if you add some grass type plants like cyperus helferi or eleocharis xingu to the back left and right corners it would look even better.
And as for the fish suggestion rummynose are ofc great but congo tetras will be quite nice as well.
Congo Tetras yet, beautiful fish
Great video Jurijs , i would to know about using the full ADA ferts system , thank you đ
Yes, it can be oftentimes confusing
@@JurijsJutjajevs please !
Golden tetras will looks awesome in there
Hello, beautiful and relaxing videos you have. I don't know about the fish but i vote for Additivies topic in the future.
Appreciate your vote đł
Black Molly! They are great active fish and would do a great addition as a feature fish!
Great algae eaters, but not a good fit in a open iwagumi like this
@@JurijsJutjajevs you are probably right. I have some,but in a closed top tank! But love them! Anyway,great vids. I've just subscribed to your channel..I realized I was watching you vids but wasn't subscribed ,so I've just done it! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the sub đ
Always wounder what Congo tetras would look like in an iragumi layout. Do you think bloodfin tertas would look good?
Chances high you will find out
Scissor Tail Rasbora? Looking great by the way đ€
I recommend pristella tetra with chilli rasboras
Puntius denisonii, love them
Doing a side-by-side test of Tropica's Hydrocotyle tripartita vs. ADA's Hydrocotyle tripartita "Mini" and even though it might be too early to say it seems like there is a difference just as the name suggests. The ADA version seems to have thinner stems, more delicate leaves and slower growth. Looking forward to more comparisons from you :)
Btw, I am guessing for Penguin tetras in this scape, would look great.
hi, great tank. Melanotaenia praecox would be incredible. additives / ferts in the next video, but all topics are great.