Bless the little lady Kim and Bless you Father Fish always 💕

@FatherFish

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Bacon Man

father fish make it easy just like making a morning coffee 😊

@FatherFish

2 жыл бұрын

As all life should be.

You are like a father to me :)

Father fish has a heart of gold 💙❤️💕💕💙❤️

I love how you help your customers during your videos.

One hand 10mins who ever doubted you ha excellent job and what a nice gesture 💚

I’ve set up a few dirted tanks and some of the additives you’ve used I never would have thought to use... genius. Thanks for helping out the community!

@bubblerings

11 ай бұрын

So practical and fumctional, when under a thick layer of Sand.. There are other dirt tanks with gravel. Yukk. Multiple water changes, long waiting... And still loads of Algae! Took awhile to change my thinking... before I changed my ways. Lol! 😁🎈🍻

@corinnakl

11 ай бұрын

​@@bubbleringsbecause there are not enough plants then and 'aquatic maintenance' animals..

@bubblerings

11 ай бұрын

@@corinnakl Ok. What I learned from Father Fish... is that gravel allows too much water flow, so the dirt nutrients get into the water. Also, the gravel collects lots of waste and food in the large spaces. Sand is very different. The nutrienys stay safely separated from the water column.. And all food is eaten, not rotting in the gravel gaps... Etc etc.. His video.. Dull Tank into Aquatic Wonderland converted my tank without tearing it down. The nitrates have gone wayyyy down. And I can now add ferts into the sand... and grow plants. My nitrates used to be too high to do root tabs. I am thrilled. My puffer tanks never kept plants alive, just Algae... Gravel, no dirt...

Father Fish you make it look sooo easy! that tank was set up in just minutes, and how happy Kim will be :-)

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

I think so too!

Father fish i have algae in my aquairum..am letting it be as you said its natures way of balancing itself..earlier these things about alage used to bother me a lot mentally but not any more after i saw your educational videos.thanks father fish.....

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

This too shall pass....

That’s so nice of you to give like that! Putting those Good Works in the Karma Bank is GOOD BUSINESS! 👍

Just recently stumbled across your videos, packed full of useful information. I will definitely be setting up a dirtied tank soon. Thanks for all you do, I feel inspired again by this wonderful hobby. Looking forward to part 2, can't wait to see Kim's reaction to her new tank!!

It's so very nice of you to do all this for someone in need during a difficult time in our history.❤ You are the very definition of a Mensch.❤❤ May all your journeys be fishy ones!!❤❤❤

@FatherFish

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

What a nice gesture. Comes complete with the already cycled bacteria. How cool is that?

I believe she's really going to love it. And thank you always for sharing your knowledge! God bless!

I love u! You're so great!

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

Just watched your crochet vid. You are perfectly delightful. I trust you have children thriving in your love.

I recently discovered Father Fish. He puts together a natural aquarium in 10 mins, when I’ve spent hours just driving back and forth to pet stores trying to pick artificial stuff that will make my new aquarium “look natural”. Watching this is changing my way of thinking on it, so thank you! I also have a question…would it make a difference if I used a HOB filter instead of a sponge filter? I have an Aqua Clear 50 and 70 from other setups in the past. I also have a couple air pumps, so switching to a sponge filter wouldn’t cost much.

@FatherFish

Жыл бұрын

HOBs are fine. They tend to break down and create a maintenance issue.

@ianrose1140

5 ай бұрын

You could always run both as well Sponge filters are great for biofiltration. HOB filters are good for mechanical filtration but can also have biofiltration if you have a mesh screen or filter for bacteria to colonize

@nabilazman9544

4 ай бұрын

what is documen soo sir for the addactive part father fish 😢

Awwwww... Was hoping this turned out well for Kim.. 🌻🍀 Still says - waiting for part two.. A great tutorial, in any case. 😊

@FatherFish

11 ай бұрын

SHE GOT IT! kzread.info/dash/bejne/haR4qK2fe7y-pps.html

coolest so many tanks there woww :D "D cheers

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed your ADA tour. Your tanks are wonderful.

@WorldAquariumSingapore

4 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish Thanks Father Fish :D cheers glad u like them

Thank you so much for this video!!! ❤️❤️

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Hi father fish you make it seem so easy to make. Love the tank

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Looking good today

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

TY Zimon

Very nice sir....hopefully you are able to set it up for her....we finally got around to using some of the beautiful drift wood you gave us when we visited....those videos will be coming out soon....like everyone we got a little behind with everything going on.....we hope you have a wonderful weekend!

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

I hope so too. We are trying to contact the owner to get dispensation for setting up the aquarium.

I waiting to next video

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

Me Too!

Hi Father fish I stopped by from Ro's to visit you're channel. I hit all the buttons and bell I hope you do too Tyfs ❤ I'm soooo Looking forward to seeing more videos!! Have a wonderful day much love to you 🥰

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for coming

Waiting for Part II Father 😃

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

The nursing home administration has put up roadblocks. We are negotiating....

@bhuwanchander2196

4 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish but you should also be careful as COVID 19 is very contagious even more so with elderly persons.

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

@@bhuwanchander2196 Yes. Quite. We are trying to find a way to get the tank installed in Kim's room.

More videos like this! We want to learn by what you're up yo during the day ‼️‼️

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

More to come!

This looks really good. I can't wait to set up a nice tank/ecosystem for my fish 🐟 I'm confused though, I thought one had to leave the tank for a few weeks before putting fish into it and also what about the dechlorinator?

Hi father fish you are the greatest! My question is about the black Kow and potting mix. I have Kellogg's organic putting soil. Does this substitute work for one of those elements? What do the black kow and potting mix supply respectively?

Do you sell your dirt mixture? I would LOVE to buy some from you. You’ve sold me on the “dirty” tank setup! So natural looking and seems like a FAR better option than the commercial setup I have now.

Nice job Father Fish. Did the sand have establish bacteria for the nitrogen cycle?

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

YES!

I didn't clarify myself enough.. I want to do a combined system in a 50 gallon tank, with a focus on maximizing bio-diversity. So I would like to use your method for a large percentage of the tank (75 - 80% of the bottom), which I will heavily plant. Then I want to have a smaller area that is a UGF, to give an environment for aerobic bacterial mattes. I wont ever touch or clean the UGF unless it gets totally blocked. If you look at streams and lakes (I grew up in Oregon), you ALWAYS find both plants and bacterial mattes in healthy ecosystems. I will seed the tank with microfauna from a clear water lake. Importantly, the UGF area (with gravel and a powerhead for flow and adjustable surface aeration), will be isolated from the soil. I'll probably put it in a casserol dish or something that will lay on the bottom of the tank, with the soil built up around it. I can also easily load the uptake tube with activated carbon, if my tank gets too full of tannins... Ultimately I want to have like a little gravel clearing, surrounded by well-planted sand beds. Lots of plants, and then some schools of nano- or small-sized fish, gradually adding fish and other critters like frogs and shrimp. Is it crazy enough to work?

@FatherFish

24 күн бұрын

I will be very interested in seeing this development. Join us on our Wed nite Show and Tell.

@ianallen738

24 күн бұрын

I'll do that! We get the tank next week, I'll make sure to document the build as well as I can. Thanks by the way, really love your channel.

Interesting! I always just dig the clay up from deep on my property I know it has no chemicals etc and it grows just about anything once it's broken up. I just use that and sand or fine gravel on top but never added anything else. It has worked well so far especially in the shrimp tanks. I never water change it or do anything its only 5 gallons and I breed thousands of shrimp out of it and plants.

@FatherFish

Жыл бұрын

Clay is nature's mineral deposit. A good way to mix it with a looser soil base is to liquify it and pour into potting soil. That is a rich foundation for a sand capped substrate.

Feed less Yup it's just that simple. Any secrets setting up a salt water tank father fish? 10 years of saltwater I switched to a father fish freshwater tank. Love it.

Nice! :) Can you please list all the ingredient by what it is? We do not have the same proas you have over here.

Can you post a list of the additives you used for this soil?

I was wondering what sand to use. Especially how course it should be to let wast sink in but avoid to much water circulation at the same time. Can you please comment in that? Thank and kind regards, your videos are inspiring!

Hello Father Fish, I’ve been watching most of your videos on no water change aquariums and found it fascinating how well you explained the nitrogen cycle. I'm sorry for the long read, you’re one of the best practical explainer of the no water change phenomenon on youtube and "Jay's aquarium" is something like the best theoretical explainer. But surfing through forums on the internet I noticed a lot of people considering dirtied tanks to be harder to manage as it ca destabilize quickly if you don't know what you're doing, unforgiving in terms of replanting, messy. Clearly it’s not a beginners aquarium. But I absolutely love the concept of denitrification and the big nutrient battery that dirt is. For my first aquarium, I want to go with semi-inert substrate. Now, I’m a beginner, but willing to experiment a bunch but not take tank crashing risks, everything is new to me in the practical sense and would greatly appreciate if you would answer me to a few questions. 1. Sand is known to compact and hinder roots of plants, what is the smallest diameter of sand/gravel so that most aquatic plants can grow their roots normally? 2. Can the sand/gravel of the size you answered in my first question harbor denitrifying bacteria as well as fine sand ? Or does it need a thicker layer because of increased aerobic water flow ? 3. Can the output water of canister filters (presumably less oxygenated, mechanically filtered) at low flow through another canister with labyrinths, filled with ordinary canister media harbor significant nitrate eating bacteria ? Or it would be so inefficient that it’s simply not worth it ? 4. If it’s worth it, what kind of medium should I use to maximize efficiency aside laterite which I can’t find even if my life depended on it? A Dr. Novak basked filter. Hope my noob questions aren’t too much of a sore eye but I really need the opinion of an experienced aquarist. Best regards.

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

You are overthinking the process. Pour an inch of mud in the empty tank. Add 2" of dry sand above the mud. Carefully fill the tank not disturbing the substrate. Stop listening to naysayers. They are not helpful. Add plants and fish and enjoy the wonder of a natural aquarium. This IS a beginner's tank and is the very best way for a complete newbie to set up their first tank. It is not messy unless you make it messy. It is not difficuly unless you make it difficult. It is not a lot of work unless you make it a lot of work. Follow the simple directions I have outlined. If you can LEAVE IT ALONE you will be delighted. If you cannot let it be you will fail.

@sylvesterskyes9558

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish But, what of the plant roots? Most if not all people say that sand compacts and hinder plant root development.

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylvesterskyes9558 The people who say that have never gardened. Nor have they ever had sand in their aquarium. Their complaint is nonsense.

@sylvesterskyes9558

3 жыл бұрын

​@@FatherFish I see. Alright. I will follow your advice along with the advice from all of your other videos on aquarium set up. Most challenging thing will be the soil preparation with all those powders and moss and stuff that I have no idea how to translate in Romanian. X_X Botanical/Geological/Whatever terms are the weakness in my English vocabulary. :(

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylvesterskyes9558 You do not need all of the additives. If you use a good quality potting soil with some manure and peat moss you only need to add iron to make it effective.

Nice job...father fish i wanted to setup a dirted tank but i wanted to know if i can use dirt from the backyard without adding any of the additives you have added to your mix and will it still work as effective?...thanks

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. Be sure to cap with 2" of sand

@rattlesnake871

4 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish thanks a lot...i appreciate it...will any sand do ?...after setting it up how to help it achieve balance?....i know u said u dont do water changes but if i am using backyard dirt..do i still have to do water changes?..just askin becuz i prefer just enjoy watching the fishes rather than having to do water changes every week as i am doing rite now lol....i came across your channel by luck just browsing but i must say im glad i did...i have watched all your videos and it is very educational and informative...thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge

Will the diatomaceous earth not kill the microorganisms that feed the fish

@FatherFish

8 ай бұрын

no

Father Fish, I have a 60 hex tank with African Leaf fish in it, and I want to have some tall plants. I already use your deep substrate method in the tank, but I would really like bamboo. What is your opinion on using the lucky bamboo fully submerged in an aquarium?

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

It will not live submerged.

Do you get some of the same benefits of a dirted tank with no substrate or a thin layer if you use a heavy amount of various floating plants like Water Lettuce, Duckweed, Water Sprite, etc... and maybe some Java Moss underneath?

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

Apples and oranges. You are comparing two things that are not comparable.

@bigyingadventurestoo9916

4 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish The reason I ask, is because I have a few container ponds outside I set up like that and I would say after a year or less, they seem to settle in to a pretty good balance and support a decent population of fish with a lot of breeding. I do have sponge filters running in them. But other than regular maintenance on the sponge filters and maybe adding a little water in the dry season, I don't do much to maintain them. Never feed them.

I’m just getting into the Hobby and I’m using Sand as a Substrate for African Cichlids and I wanted to put plants 🌱 in the Aquarium to help add more oxygen, Do you have any suggestions on if I’m going in the right path? Your Wealth of Knowledge is Awesome 👏, Just Trying to absorb all of the information that I can get to have a Well Balanced Tank .

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds great! Plant the plants about 2" deep.

@danieljeffries6430

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish Will the Cichlids eat the plants 🌱? And I have 100lbs of Sand to put in my (55) Gallon tank, I’m open to your expertise advice on this Matter, thanks 🙏

Hey father fish! Was the sponge filter also already cycled? And what about the water changes on such tanks?

@FatherFish

5 ай бұрын

no and none

hey father fish I saw this video maybe 5 or 7 times even though I'm learning English I understand everything you explain and I find it a very nice gesture from you that you share all that knowledge but what I can't understand the names of the ingredients What do you use for what I tell you that I am learning English could you write them please I will be very grateful ,. and what a great gesture from you to give someone an aquarium a pity it hurts that you could not deliver it

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Do your best. You will succeed.

@manojahd1

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish ya can you list down the ingredients ... pls

@sylvesterskyes9558

3 жыл бұрын

@@manojahd1 -manure 2 parts, -solid iron fertilizer 1 part, -black mulch 2 parts, -potting soil 2 parts, -baking soda 0,5 parts, -limestone 1 part. -peat moss 4 parts, -iron plant fertilizer 1 part, -blood meal 1 part, -osmocote (found it at a store!) 1 part, -epsom salt 1 part The soil mix should be 1 inch thick. The sand should be 2 inch thick on top of the soil.

@manojahd1

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylvesterskyes9558 thanks

Hey father fish...i tried the dirted tank but i think the sand i use was regular sand and it made the water very very cloudy....im from trinidad and not getting silica sand close by but we have sharp sand in hardwares..will that work or which alternative suggestion u might have?

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that. It usually will clear up in a day. Try rinsing the sand in a bucket first. Any sand will work.

Can you combine this with an undergravel filter if you dont want the sponge?

@FatherFish

29 күн бұрын

No

@ianallen738

25 күн бұрын

​@@FatherFish I didn't clarify myself enough.. I want to do a combined system in a 50 gallon tank, with a focus on maximizing bio-diversity. So I would like to use your method for a large percentage of the tank (75 - 80% of the bottom), which I will heavily plant. Then I want to have a smaller area that is a UGF, to give an environment for aerobic bacterial mattes. I wont ever touch or clean the UGF unless it gets totally blocked. If you look at streams and lakes (I grew up in Oregon), you ALWAYS find both plants and bacterial mattes in healthy ecosystems. I will seed the tank with microfauna from a clear water lake. Importantly, the UGF area (with gravel and a powerhead for flow and adjustable surface aeration), will be isolated from the soil. I'll probably put it in a casserol dish or something that will lay on the bottom of the tank, with the soil built up around it. I can also easily load the uptake tube with activated carbon, if my tank gets too full of tannins... Ultimately I want to have like a little gravel clearing, surrounded by well-planted sand beds. Lots of plants, and then some schools of nano- or small-sized fish, gradually adding fish and other critters like frogs and shrimp. Is it crazy enough to work?

@ianallen738

25 күн бұрын

Also I really love your channel! Keep it up!!

one handed tank setup 😁

Maybe could you list the things we need it would be easier you us thanks 🙏✌️🇨🇦

@FatherFish

Жыл бұрын

Join us on Discord where everything is listed. discord.gg/GdakStEjAy

father.. you advice to put new plants only in the sand and not the substrate but what to do with plants that came with long roots like amazon sword.

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Do your best.

@manojahd1

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish if i put the root horizontly.. would it be okay ? or can i cut off the extra root more than 2 inches

Can I use creek dirt in my 10 gallon aquarium instead of purchasing it? Thx!

@FatherFish

3 ай бұрын

It will be too rich. The formula is found in the Shoal. Ck it out. VERY cheap to do. discord.gg/father-fish-shoal

why we need sand in the top up dirt?

Is it possible to buy the Substrate mixture from you pre-made

@FatherFish

8 ай бұрын

Join us on the Father Fish Shoal discord.gg/G4fkAE6qNw Some folks are offering substrate packages.

Sir can i use garden soil and vermi compost Or should I add something else too like peat moss (if I need any different component then plz tell) 1.)Sir is one inch substrate ok? 2.) sir how many watt light is ok for dense plants?

@FatherFish

6 ай бұрын

follow the formula here: discord.gg/father-fish-shoal

Does any sand work? The only sand I have nearby is beach sand- I'm worried about salt in my freshwater tank.

@FatherFish

2 жыл бұрын

Beach sand does not contain salt. Rinse well to get cigarette buts out. lol It is perfect sand but may be illegal to collect.

@honourwest6074

2 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish Thankyou for answering my question. So just to be clear, the ocean saltwater doesn't leave residue in the sand and it will be okay as long as I rinse it properly?

@FatherFish

2 жыл бұрын

@@honourwest6074 Yes. Absolutely!

Do you have all these ingredients pre-mixed for sale?

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. Go to GetGills.com/Father Fish store

@manojahd1

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish i tried to go to the link but it said donot exist

I used potting soil, osmocote, Epsom salt, some river water and river mud, blood meal, bone meal, granulated lime, and baking soda to mix as my base. Is that sufficient?

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds OK

@edwinbetancourt3958

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish what ammonia sucking aquatic plants do you suggest I can add? I currently have some Betta bulbs, an amazon sword, some anubias, and some stringy plants....nothing is fully grown just as it comes in the containers. I also have some marimo balls.

@edwinbetancourt3958

3 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish and thank you for replying...you make this much more understandable then the average youtube fish keeper👍

Can you use marine sand?

@FatherFish

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Any sand will do.

I would literally pay you to set up a tank for me.

@FatherFish

7 ай бұрын

You really can do it. Watch a vid and follow the steps. Not at all difficult and pretty forgiving.

Dear Father fish, is it important not to have any borrowing snails? Like Malaysian Trumpet Snails? Or are they good for the deep substrate?

@PatrickPoulsen

4 жыл бұрын

Good question !, now I'm not FF xD but in my opinion it doesn't matter if you cap with at least 1.9 to 2.3 inches of sand over your top soil as minimun. I have ofc a dirted tank kinda following hes step. i have much more Substrate as he said as minimun. keep in mind that can be why i dont have a problem having alot of Malaysian Trumpet Snail and Rabbit Snails and I have not run into any problem (Yet) let's see what FF says. I'm curious . Peace :)

@ramymourad992

4 жыл бұрын

Patrick Poulsen thanks for the great answer, I appreciate the input! Another question that maybe u know the answer to: I am looking for the proper grain size for the top sand layer, should it be 2-3mm?

@PatrickPoulsen

4 жыл бұрын

@@ramymourad992 I appreciate, you appreciate my input :) Yes, I do know :) Im 99.99% sure it does not matter. I use ROUGH SAND 0 - 0.5 MM So if you like 2-3mm go with it sir

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

They are smart little critters and will help you keep your aquarium healthy.

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

I have used all grains of sand. The very fine sand works extremely well. Keep the finest on top and coarser deeper.

I saw your fish and plants for sale on get gills. I was wondering wht you are feeding your pygmy sun fish? Also you are selling a 6 group of Florida fish. Is this okay to have a group of individual types of these or is this a group to order the 6 of each Florida natives and add onto this 6 group? Thanks! P.S. The listing is for NATIVE FLORIDA FISH FORMOSA, BLUE FIN KILLIE, SAILFIN MOLLY, FLORIDA FLAG FISH, GOLDEN TOP MINNOW Can a person order 6 of one of these individuals? I like these from wht research I've done. Says Florida Flag fish is somewhat aggressive...can't remember the others.... I am stocking a 7 gallon cold water tank with some of each of these: Pygmy Cory, Asian Stone Catfish, Otocinclus and a couple endlers. These are doing very well so I don't want to upset the apple cart but I'm so interested in the Florida ones in your listing. I am interested in the Pygmy Sun Fish too but I'd have to find out what you are feeding them. I had a small group with no luck as they would NOT eat any of the foods I gave them and I tried just about every type including frozen blood worms and other frozen. I would not want to feed live worms, etc. So these fish seem to me to need this...but can be found to eat non live food so that's why I'm asking what you feed yours. These fish will starve themselves rather than eat something they don't like so want the appropriate info re their current feeding. Thanks!!

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

I do not think I can help you.

Should the sand be very fine?

@FatherFish

Жыл бұрын

I prefer fine sand but it does not matter.

@anirajstha

Жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish Thank you father fish love from Nepal.😊 🙏

Please suggest some plants that can be used

@FatherFish

11 ай бұрын

stem plants are easy and grow well.

That water was from a tank?

@FatherFish

Жыл бұрын

I believe that water was from a supply of RO waste water. GH 200, Ph 7.8 kh 12.

Do u quarantine fish, sir?

@FatherFish

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes

what is documen soo sir in addictive part 😢 i need help father fish

@FatherFish

4 ай бұрын

On my discord there are many people waiting to help you discord.gg/father-fish-shoal

@father Fish, I really want to hear your opinion. Q: Can I take all my fresh cut plants from my 92 gal and put them in the bottom of my aquarium (New), as well as green hair algae rolled together. It has the same size as a football. (Looks crazy) Flatten it out and throw a fine layer of HORNUM Fertilizer nozzle and throw top soil on top and close it with sand. ??) (all in all, my bottom layer will be 6 - 7 inches) I ask because it is an easy and cost free method for me. P.S. you are an old soul and I mean that in a loving way! You have what we call a big and loving heart. Orh yearh .. By the way! I hope you take in all the good things people have to say about you, with a deep breath. because you are going to need it;) lots of love from me here in Denmark to you. you spark passion in the hoppy § and you are for sure unique. We are hungry FF. Feed us :)

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

1 - Use a fine layer of lime on the plants. It will help break them down. 2 - Oh! I did not see. You have defined my commission. You have shown me what I have been searching to do. Yes. As T am able.

@PatrickPoulsen

4 жыл бұрын

@@FatherFish 1- Awesome I'll do all that tomorrow, thanks :) 2- orh surpriced. You already doing what you are trying to do :) so wonderful done, thank you

Every been to south Africa?

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

NOPE

@corinnakl

11 ай бұрын

Of course not.What he says would be different if he hadn't..and would have attended a few courses with marine biologists there...

Love your videos but, reprimanding your employees in front of customers is no bueno. Always puts the customers in an uncomfortable position.

You are not moving a half full tank! You will have a mess. And they probably won’t allow you in a nursing home.

@FatherFish

4 жыл бұрын

I will reduce the water level to about 2" and carry 2 buckets of water.

@davinarose2876

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks for killing the vibe Debbie downer

@corinnakl

11 ай бұрын

...and pray that the tank won't be leaking afterwards....There are many, many companies around the world who have created fish tanks IN GENERAL: ANY fish tank no matter how big or small has not been manufactured to be carried with water or a tiny amount of substrate in it...Anyone doing that is doing it on their own risk. The manufacturing companies who create fish tanks state it clearly that any fish tank must be completely empty before moving it because THEY HAVE NOT BEEN DESIGNED TO BE MOVED!! Anyone who does it and disregards their policies will have no coverage and lose money.. (I hope I am wrong- but it appears that Father Fish would be more than happy to sell you a new fish tank...) People!! Do research!! You do not move a house nor a lived in fish tank.. .You move the ingredients of the house because you cannot move all tings inside the house with the house .Now a human house is solid, so you only move whats insidd or can be taken appart. USE COMMON SENSE- ERGO = you empty your fish tank completely before you move it..Even if it's is in the same room! A absolutely no brainer when it comes to common sense...You can get tanks suitable for traveling...................m