HOW TO TAKE DOWN AN AQUARIUM | Step by Step

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 11

  • @christianschmidt5744
    @christianschmidt5744 Před rokem +1

    I learned a lot from you... just about ready to flood the acid washed seiryu scape. thanks again

  • @SlickNick3
    @SlickNick3 Před rokem

    Always exciting getting to re set up a tank! Can’t wait to see the re scape.

  • @tetraguytx1705
    @tetraguytx1705 Před rokem

    I use a five gallon bucket for the foster home and then I hang the lily pipes off the side the bucket. This cycles the bucket instantly. It also keeps the canister filter running so there's no risk of bacterial die off. (Of course you could the same thing with a small tank.) I put an air stone in the bucket.
    When getting down to the last of the water and residual substrate, nothing beats a wet-dry vac. Wet-dry vacs are not expensive, and if you have the room for one in a garage or closet, it's worth considering.

  • @standardace8355
    @standardace8355 Před rokem +1

    Really great video. I learned many great tips and tricks from you for my aquascape. So nice!

  • @3DRC-707
    @3DRC-707 Před rokem

    😂 Take advantage of their trust.
    Writing that tip down for life in general

  • @BearJJ1337
    @BearJJ1337 Před rokem

    how did you dispose your soil? and if you plan to save some for reuse (because of all the beneficial bacteria living in the soil), how long can you keep it in a bucket before they go bad?

    • @LoganRandoAquascaping
      @LoganRandoAquascaping  Před rokem +1

      It goes in a sealed garbage bag into the dumpster. I don't save old soil so I'm not sure about how long it stays biologically viable. Not very long without oxygen and a filter