I like this kind of Paludarium the most (Simple) 😁👌

Great one, as usual ❤ I would love to see a long term maintenance tips video for such tank.

@LuckAqua

Жыл бұрын

Count me in.

@nathanielwise508

Жыл бұрын

I have a similar tank, and I find that with moderate light and weekly 50% water changes I have very few issues. At the same time, I have to accept that it won't be as pristine or lush as my high tech setup, but that's part of the charm

I love this kind of layout, low budget and maintenance but still got the natural vibes of a planted tank 😍

@davidlevett9881

Жыл бұрын

I've heard of anyone describe an ONF/ADA setup as 'low budget' before

@ariginarsa7267

Жыл бұрын

@@davidlevett9881 for this tank i said low budget coz i mean it cost you less money if compared to >5gallon tank 🙂

@LuckAqua

Жыл бұрын

I love the layout too, but it is expensive actually.

@LuckAqua

Жыл бұрын

@@davidlevett9881 Correct. Only the tank could cost a whole fortune.

@PaulZyCZ

Жыл бұрын

I've seen cost of DOAA nanos and while a gem, nearby LFS is making custom Optiwhite tanks for less. Again, it costs more to build an aquarium in the US or Japan and there's that brand extra. If I've seen it live in a shop, I'd probably get one. DOAA is like a Mercedes in the car world. Sadly in the Czech republic there are few shops which sells them, so I'd need to order online. It's a pity Lifestyle mags won't write more about shallow-tank paludariums and wabi-kusa like they do about kokedama and moss walls. People would put angelfish in a fishbowl and Betta in drinking glass as a decoration, instead of making something like this. :-/

One of the best works of 2023... Well done

@GreenAquaShop

8 ай бұрын

Glad you like this!

So many details in a small tank simply beautiful

One of the nicest small setups.

I love this small shallow tanks! They look amazing when scaped well!

@LuckAqua

Жыл бұрын

Me too. Especially the nano tanks.

What a beautiful tank❤

Incredible!!!! this is what I love!!

Amazing, this step can be my inspiration. thanks.

Beautiful!

What a masterpiece.

beautiful! would love to see more of the similar content~!

Very interesting new concept. Loved it.

Awesome!!! love that...♥

Congratulations it's awesome 👌👌

So amazing

Very nice.

Nice one!

Very nice !

Absolutely brilliant 👏 👌 😀

@GreenAquaShop

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like it, thanks for watching.

Love this. Always thought about setting one up but assumed the maintenance would be a lot. Do you have to clean algae much in these setups? Can you use regular tap water without dechlorinating it - to prevent algae/cyano?

I didn't know Marsilea can grow in a moss, interesting. Overall the end result is stunning.

Interesting.

Beautifully done !!! Would 've like to have seen some live stock such as a few shrimp or rice fish

I'd love to see them take on the challenge of the Opae Ula (Hawaii brackish water shrimp). I'm very curious to see how they'd tackle the concept. It's similar to this, extreme low tech.

Have you ever thought of using an Air Dust Blower with Soft Brush, from a photographer's toolkit, when working on the hardscape?

👍 круто

Suggestion for cleaning water? Good job!

@GreenAquaShop

8 ай бұрын

We do the water changes every second day. Still working nicely.

Thanks a lot for the relaxing video. Are u tried to grow underwater mushrooms in your tanks? I find interesting Psathyrella aquatica. Interesting idea for the scape.

@PaulZyCZ

Жыл бұрын

Are they safe for fish/shrimp? If so, I'd like to see that. It happens mushrooms sprout from emersed wood in a tank by accident.

@OlegPalyvoda

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulZyCZ it grows in the rivers of USA. It must be safe I think.

very nice. would be interesting how it looks now or in a month... because i think it has to be in the bin already. looks extremely difficult to clean, the plants down are hardly getting light and are maybe gone already, also don't see to many eco-aspects meaning a waterchange is necessary every 3rd day? are the stones green already? it is always nice to see and build things like this, but in the end it is also a ton, if not more, work and slowly goes away.

How is that ONF MistO set up to the wood stand you have? I know they are magnetic. Would be nice to see the set up for that.

Great video as always! Just a question can you put rummy nose tetra in an ada 60p?

❤

This one is absolutely gorgeous. It’s a bit sad not to know more about it. No filter, how does it work then?

1 week later...Balazs: What, no filter? Michael: but it's a 7 liter tank... Balazs: Doesn't matter let's put an Oase Biomaster 850 filled with Seachem Matrix and some Purigen 🤣

Fantastic, but how do you maintain such a tank, prevent algae whilst fertilising the plants? Please let us know as I have only just conquered algae in my fish tanks, mainly thanks to Amano shrimp ☺

How do you avoid areas of no flow for distribution of gas and nutrients?

i wonder what are aquascape channel that green aqua follow, it will be a good content

Gostei, mas sinto falta dos peixinhos 😁☺️

Looks like it could use a orange dwarf mexican crayfish , don't you think ?

can you write the plant that suit to this tank ?(WITHOUT FILTRATION)

Can Cyeprus Helferi Survive immersed...? And Simply beautiful layout

@Cherrysams1

Жыл бұрын

Answer my question guys

@nathanielwise508

Жыл бұрын

@@Cherrysams1 they don't owe you an answer lol. But yes, C. helferi can grow either emergently or submerged. You can clearly see from the rigid structure and darker color of the leaves (indicative of thicker cuticle) in this video that the plant is producing leaves meant to be in atmosphere rather than water.

@Cherrysams1

Жыл бұрын

Okay thank you

@GreenAquaShop

Жыл бұрын

We've seen the plant grow out a bit from the water, but not significantly. We observed that it tends to just lean down and go horizontal on the surface and then bend downwards. So I would say it does not really grow out of the water unless you somehow force it.

what livestock can live in there? i guess shrimps aren’t allowed because they can commit suicide.. so what are some fish/animals you can add?

I'm puzzled by the design of these DOOA products... how isn't the bottom a liability long term?! Aesthetically they are very nice thou.

@GreenAquaShop

8 ай бұрын

There's nothing to damage it, no dust, no movement, so no physical damage...

C est très joli . Curieux de voir la maintenance au bout de quelques mois... Par contre la musique est insupportable !

Bravo from Romania ❤🎉

@GreenAquaShop

8 ай бұрын

Multumim, Florentin!