40 ember tetra (Hyphessobrycon amandae) in densely planted aquascape

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Seascorp Scorpio - 7 years ago

How do you clean a tank like that? It is beautiful though.

João Ismail - 7 years ago

Can ssomeone name the left plant (orange)?

Tagonoura Bay - 7 years ago

Gorgeous tank. Do these ember tetras breed in this tank?

mikeycbaby - 7 years ago

nice

David DL - 7 years ago

Very beautiful

weebolddavy - 7 years ago

I love the way those ember tetras school. I've got a small shoal (7) of rummy nose tetras and they stay together well in my 260 litre tank. Having seen your video, I'm tempted to buy some more. It wasn't the route I was going to take though! Now I'm confused!!!! Thanks for posting.

GetInMyBelly - 7 years ago

rummynose shoal together pretty nicely as well

Shianne Chang - 7 years ago

Hi there, can you or someone identify what the background music is used here? thank you.

Patricia Black - 7 years ago

Shianne Chang Blue Danube Waltz is the back ground music.

Neil Munro - 7 years ago

I agree, just beautiful

Éstephania Gomez Londoño - 8 years ago

beautiful

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wantsome480 - 8 years ago

My pet shop only had 3 so I bought them and put them in with my cardinal tetras and gold tetras. They seem ok with their tank mates.

Aquarium wie? Nano Aquaristik - 8 years ago

die sind normalerweise nicht so rot!

myrmecofourmis - 9 years ago

They are so colorful !

Johanan Micaiah - 9 years ago

Of course they're suitable for nano tanks... You can still have a small shoal in a nano

Johanan Micaiah - 8 years ago

+deegan murray And I know many species of fish are threatened or extinct in the wild, but that's humans fault. if we didn't destroy they're habitat, they wouldn't need to be "saved"

Johanan Micaiah - 8 years ago

+deegan murray In the wild they have much, much more space than in captivity. And they also have the ability to make their own choices. I wouldn't have a problem if someone kept them in a very large pond, but besides that, its basically imprisoning them. How would you like to be treated the same way? And yes, it does have to do with me being vegan, because vegans don't cause suffering to animals as much as possible

Johanan Micaiah - 8 years ago

I'm a vegan now, i'm against keeping fish in tanks. If they were in a huge pond i wouldn't mind though

hoah - 8 years ago

+Johanan Micaiah theyre quite active, skittish fish, and would do better in a larger tank

Brandon Foresee - 9 years ago

my tank just went and hid in the corner.

Pikubird Ok - 7 years ago

Lol. Its about providing the necessary needs (substrate/fertilizers/light/co2) for the plants Brandon IF you can afford it. If not your tank should stand proud right in front of the living room

Timothy Young - 9 years ago

I think Brandon Foresee was speaking figuratively. I think he meant that he is envious of how much better this tank looks than his own tank.

Johanan Micaiah - 9 years ago

If your fish are new, that's normal, but you should also have hiding places for them to feel secure, such as wood, rocks, or plants

Chris Noto - 10 years ago

Bravo! Hypnotic!

Syakir Shahidan - 10 years ago

The water looks very clear . . But why my aquarium doesn't like that ?

Lucu Lencia - 9 years ago

+IHVHandmind
True, you don't need to spend lots of money for clear water (just lots of water changes and a stable water chemistry), but I don't think you can get the kind of plant growth shown in the vid without CO2, good lighting and weekly dosing of ferts.

I have unfiltered planted tanks with crystal clear water - proving you don't even need a filter (don't try this if you haven't done a ton of research btw) but the plants don't look like those shown in the vid, they're a lot scragglier, wild looking, and not so bright green :)

IHVHandmind - 9 years ago

My' water is clear like that because I use a water polisher: seachem purigen in my' filter - I also use co2 booster by api and do a weekly 40 percent water change...Oh and feed my' plants.. you can get clear water if you want you just have to stay ontop of things. Not necessarily spend a ton of money.

Lucu Lencia - 10 years ago

CO2 injection, £100s or £1000s spent on equipment (especially lighting), good filtration, lots of time planning, aquascaping, and pruning, and water changes, water changes, water changes.

aqualotte - 10 years ago

fantastic aquarium

j so - 10 years ago

amazing

Μπαμιας Δαμιανιδης - 10 years ago

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Tom's Fish Tanks - 10 years ago

That is a beautiful aquarium.

Darren Arnett - 10 years ago

Very beautiful

AquaChannel - 10 years ago

Echt ein mega schönes Becken. Macht vorallem bei der Kameraqualität richtig Spaß!

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