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The king of DIY - 6 years ago

Wood, rocks and sand... the hardscape of the 2,000G aquarium!
With such big fish being added to the tank, and plants yet to be added... i think this turned out pretty good. What do you think?

Reji Magar - 6 years ago

you can out a turtule

c h e r r y_p o p - 6 years ago

The king of DIY when ur fishes have it better than you....

Juan Smit - 6 years ago

The king of DIY what type of wood is that I have a bunch of cedar trunks and branches that have been dry for about four years and are even sun bleached. Thank you for your time

Arthur G - 6 years ago

Totally stoked for you man! Looks awesome!

Sansa Stark - 6 years ago

Joey, this is going to turn out spectacular! Only think I could suggest to add to this, instead of adding tons more random big pieces of rock? If you really want to jazz up the interest, add petrified wood. For your "Rock".

Chris Littrell - 6 years ago

A little more sand and random rocks would be nice. But it your tank lol and it looks nice so far.

Gavin Stoodge - 6 years ago

It looks so great! I'm imagining it with some plants, clear water, and nice lighting and boy does that look great

Breeana Romans - 6 years ago

Needs more sand! There's bare spots left while walking through it which means the rays will move it around and leave patches empty over time. A nice thick layer would be better

KWO KGB - 6 years ago

The king of DIY for my opinion a couple more bags of sand you still need ! Amazing tank ! Cheers from Portland Oregon

Thomas O - 6 years ago

I am working on my first tank with live plants and Malaysian driftwood.
You're not the only one who wants to change everything around all of the time.
I keep changing my driftwood and plants around constantly!
But seriously, your rocks and driftwood look great there.
The fact that you have that natural archway for the rays to swim through was smart.
Again, I look forward to watching the progress.

P.S. I live in Tampa so......GO RAYS!

百合•希望 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY Next project : Solar-Powered Aquarium (I hope). I really want to know if it's possible.

Sanuda Kumuda - 6 years ago

The king of DIY

Courtz courtz - 6 years ago

The king of DIY are you not worried the flower horn may pic at the other fish he may be small but his anger is massive

May Lilies - 6 years ago

hilmJoshyu Personally I don't think this is a good idea, it will end up looking really cluttered specially once the rays get bigger. Also the rocks could become more of a nuisance if the rays are always bumping into them when they are trying to fed and explore.

May Lilies - 6 years ago

I like the larger pile of rocks in the back but I think the smaller pile needs some tweaking, it looks a bit off when viewed from the side.

Louie Gregorio - 6 years ago

The king of DIY I thought you were opposed to having substrate with ray's, due to the fact that when they shed there barbs it can be hard to remove them from the tank when it's covered with substrate?

Ryan Sandilands - 6 years ago

I think it looks amazing! Well done Joey. Maybe add a little more sand there looked a couple of bare patches is my only critique... Really looks beautiful. I agree aqua scaping is frustrating you always want to change and improve it... I have given up my cichlids just move everything where they like it anyway!!!

Pie-inator_5000 - 6 years ago

I'm just thinking about the fact that the smaller limb going straight up might be a problem for the arowana because I think he might accidentally scrape himself on it at some point and hurt himself, but you said that the limb would be against the cover, so I guess it doesn't matter.

Allyson Chains - 6 years ago

Looks amazing! Aquascape is killer

Narayanan Ramesh - 6 years ago

i thought this was going to be bare bottom as u mentioned in one of ur vids that stingray barbs get embedded in the sand (after they shed) & could possibly hurt them.

Fenu S - 6 years ago

The king of DIY how much water did you use for filling the aquarium so many times or for the drift wood that was outside

Fenu S - 6 years ago

The king of DIY wanna go viral?"world largest female betta sorority or make betta tank"

Eden Frawley - 6 years ago

The king of DIY Can you please do an above pond diy tutorial made out of wood?

Bailey Cornelio - 6 years ago

The king of DIY it's perfect man I really look up to you, I'm 23 right now but just know by the time I'm 27 I will own my own house and gonna go crazy with huge tanks for my bichirs, peacock and largemouth bass, oscars, my bluegills, and 2 rhino plecos

Arjon Gopez - 6 years ago

add corals!!!!!!

Sharon Trammell - 6 years ago

It's awesome!

Chaz * - 6 years ago

The king of DIY the build looks amazing! it is soooo exciting, I can't wait to see the airiwana (not sure on spelling) gliding through his new domain.

Lame X - 6 years ago

The king of DIY I love it

Jasmine P - 6 years ago

Hello The king of DIY :) I love the scape! I have always loved the more natural looks of aquariums. Maybe try adding flatter rocks with in the open space so the rays can still possibly move above them :) #Acadian_pride

Sion Napitupulu - 6 years ago

+百合•希望 r u kidding? build a 2000G for empty?

百合•希望 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY I like it better when the 2000gal aquarium was completely empty cuz I got so used to your other tanks where you don't put anything at all. Watching the Aranawa and sting rays enjoys the emptiness and simplicity of your fish tanks, I probably would rather leave the tank as it was - empty than add the sand and wood. ＹＡＨＳＨＵＡ bless and ＳＨＡＬＯＭ to you and your lovely family❣️❣️✨

xXMx_G4MINGXx - 6 years ago

The king of DIY I love the look of it it looks like a river with wood chunks, pretty natural ps I would love if you would put plants in but cleaning it would probably be a literal pain in the ass or maybe not but it looks fantastic really want the finished product of your hard work

Matarese28 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY can't wait to see the plants

eisenklad - 6 years ago

i bet he would need to make a sieve that allows him to scoop the sand and get the barbs out easily

Karl Frederick Mir Fernandez - 6 years ago

Please don't go back and change the aqua-scape, it's right on the money.

I can't wait for you to add the plants.

Colton - 6 years ago

The king of DIY You are such an inspiration to me joey! The tank looks amazing and I can't wait to see the plants and the awesome fish added! What's you're favorite live plants to use in your aquariums? I'm thinking about setting up my 36 Gallon Bow Front up to be a saltwater aquarium I'm debating whether to make it a reef tank or not but you inspired me to do something awesome with my tanks!

Ty - 6 years ago

The king of DIY this tank is going to be awesome! I would love to see the red arrowana in there when he grows up

Lourdes Ramírez - 6 years ago

The king of DIY wouldt the rays barbs stab the rays in the sand

frankie Limbrick - 6 years ago

The king of DIY looks really amazing, i love fish tanks xx

Grace - 6 years ago

The king of DIY looks awesome!!!! Some more sand tho

xenathomas - 6 years ago

its very good wow!!Good job :)

W 18 - 6 years ago

it looks great!!!!
but can you have a good view of the asian arowana sitting on your office your office chair since it usually floats around?

iamlegendary_1 - 6 years ago

hi joey just little hint for better looks you should make sure all the wood is facing the same way that way you get a better recreation of a river

kami kaze - 6 years ago

The king of DIY looks great, I love that wood, the fish will love it, great job.

A&IVlogs - 6 years ago

Still adding frank in there???

EnVision - 6 years ago

Game Hub cooler the arrowana personally.

Kristen Minuti - 6 years ago

The king of DIY Wow looks good! I'm so excited for the fish because then we will have a better idea of how big the tank actually is!

Guess Who's - 6 years ago

Some peacock bass in the 2000g aquarium Willy be cool

Will Godfrey - 6 years ago

The king of DIY can’t wait for it to be finished!! Looks great man!

Rouzer 17 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY d

koolaide321 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY needs more sand but looks awsome

Asnl45 - 6 years ago

Looks great, I can't wait for the plants. I feel like the smaller rock pile needs a couple more rocks. You can always add sand if you need it I'd wait until that moment.

malawilake40 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY looking good now..I like it,,real nice..

Susan Wynn - 6 years ago

The layout with the wood looks awesome! If I were you I would remove the rock pile on the right side of the tank and replace it with a few smaller stones to create depth. Place the larger stones you removed under the right side of the "bridge" like structure created by the wood for added support and to make it look like the wood is emerging from the rocks. A few more stones just right to the left rock pile would look awesome. I would also add a larger freestanding stone with some rocks around just left to the center of the tank in the middle to create a angled triangle. It would also look really cool to have that large stone covered in moss when planted. Right now your vision looks at the left side first and is drawn around to the right side but with the addition of the large stone it would be drawn from the left back, to the front middle and back to the right back. Add maybe 3-5 bags more of sand to fill in the gaps and I would be done! Overall awesome job!

Nerfing Maniac - 6 years ago

PUT PLANTS!!!

Stefan Lewis - 6 years ago

The king of DIY add more SAND

Broadcast Brad TV - 6 years ago

The king of DIY AWESOME!!! Can not wait to see how the rays love their new home. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Purplish Potato - 6 years ago

ReefMoore 103 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY Great job! Scape came out looking great! Can't to see how you add the plants. Seems like it will be difficult but I know you'll find a way.

Jimmy Lee - 6 years ago

It's awesome just leave it

It's Ethan! - 6 years ago

The king of DIY Are you going to add Pleco in there?

Fish Freak - 6 years ago

The king of DIY I like the woods and their positions very much! The stones are also good, but if you want your aquascape to look natural, in my opinion the rocks and stones look a little bit unnatural. I suggest that you break down the borders of the stone piles and put some stones and small rocks to the other areas of the aquarium.
But still you did very good job with the aquasqaping and if you are satisfied with the scape, then it's propably perfect.

Divyan Chamunda - 6 years ago

add some large jungle vall in between the rocks and wood

Arista Red - 6 years ago

Baby Dumbo Octopus same

rahul bh - 6 years ago

True joy on Joey's face ..

Dumbo Octopus - 6 years ago

I just want to see the fish inside the tank, the waiting is torturing me

Kenrick Purcell - 6 years ago

The king of DIY I like it a lot Joey

Vsuvis - 6 years ago

I think you might need more sand, with the rays messing with it you might get some spots where the white bottom of the tank shows through

kevs' life - 6 years ago

The king of DIY Hi, have you reinforced the rooms floor to accommodate the weight of the tank? it must weight a few tonnes! Ive gotta say I love it.. have you decided on what types of plants you may use? I'd suggest some anubias and some specimen amazon swords.

Jeff K - 6 years ago

How about lighting it with solar tubes.

Sachin Dath - 6 years ago

you should definetley go ultra compact ultra bright for lights. maybe something in the kessel line maybe? unless you can diy some super powerful diodes, I don't think you'll achieve that "gallery" look

bri's art - 6 years ago

The king of DIY can you please do swords, anubias and java fern for some of the plants they grow out really good

Captivating Dreams - 6 years ago

The tank looks absolutely amazing! Can't wait to see the water clear up and see what plants you are going to put in there, I'm sure it'll look awesome! Rooting for the flower horn to do well in there :D

Johan S. - 6 years ago

The tank looks amazing Joey!!! maybe a couple of small rocks in the middle... and i know what you mean haha by moving the plants every single day again! when even my gf gets sick off it and has to stop me! :p

Garco Leopard - 6 years ago

The king of DIY you should upgrade your saltwater tank

Jashan Swaich - 6 years ago

use purigen, it'll clear that up way more effectively than carbon

William Rowe - 6 years ago

The king of DIY it truly is a dream come true...

Fishing with Nathan - 6 years ago

The king of DIY this is amazing I love the placement of the drift wood

Gavin Puckett - 6 years ago

Moontanman how would he see his rays with black sand?

M.Z. Ali - 6 years ago

if he had black sand it would be hard to see his black rays

PixelFlames - 6 years ago

I thought you don't do substrate?

Moontanman - 6 years ago

Needs black sand dude! Great looking tank, I am green with envy!

M.Z. Ali - 6 years ago

wow it looks amazing how cool dude, pool / fishtank

MrCeo1978buddy - 6 years ago

its crazy how you started a few years back and the progression and to think there's more to come

Eva Czarnojanczyk - 6 years ago

The king of DIY, loved the video! Your rocks on the right don't look as natural as the ones on the left. Do you have some smaller ones to put there? Looking forward to seeing more!

Da Frontyardigans - 6 years ago

The king of DIY you should put a fire eel in it

YAPPY17 - 6 years ago

The king of DIY ya it looks good I'm looking forward to seeing the ray and will you do a red oscar

hahayourfunny94 - 6 years ago

I am super worried about Joey getting in there with the fish and getting stung by one of the rays! Or stepping on a shed stinger hidden in the substrate... be careful my dude!

Nigel Aquascaping - 6 years ago

BIG!!

MickMaan - 6 years ago

Would it be safe to get a big chunk of wood from the woodland and put it in a tank? I'm getting a 4ft'er and would like one massive piece of wood going right down the back, but the prices of bogwood are just ridiculous and I can only find pieces that are a few inches long, under 1ft. What types of wood are safe and how would I prepare it to make sure it's safe for the fish, assuming it's had all sorts of critters crawling all over it or even living in it. I'll be getting rid of a 3ft'er so I could submerge the wood for a while.

Harvey Lockwood - 6 years ago

Erica Renee - 6 years ago

Please get a spotter next time! My heart can't take it!

Jared Chavez - 6 years ago

THATS WAYYYYYY TO SMALL

Joe Spaulding - 6 years ago

pretty sure i im using the same gravel in my 60 gal really good gravel, my looks to be a little more on the tan side maybe just the lighting

Go Away - 6 years ago

looks like it could use more sand. It's kind of spotty in places. Also, the bigger rock pile looks kind of, man made to me. I think that kind of randomizing the placement of small and big rocks a little better might help with that.

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ralph van Noort - 6 years ago

How much does it cost to make a aquarium like this?
Hope to hear from you:)

Tyrik Carr - 6 years ago

Need some advice on a perfect size fish tank for my to Convict cichlids

Blue Bruh - 6 years ago

I like how he says out

Luke Doyle - 6 years ago

How on gods green earth does he do a water change??

Bunny Boo - 6 years ago

Omg lol imagine putting like 2 goldfish in there! They'd get MASSIVE!!!

Antoine Verrier - 6 years ago

Your tanks are gorgeous but I think that if you would add some ornamentations like pebbles, plants or whatever it would looks way more good and natural

TheWonderCartoonist - 6 years ago

I'm gone for two weeks with my grandparents and THIS happens? Wow. Super happy. Also my 30 gallon is covered and I mean COVERED in algae now. So now my weekend will consist of scrubbing the algae off my aquarium. Boo

custardcocktail - 6 years ago

Will the smaller arowana be going in this tank ? Is he doing ok ? Have not seen him in a while

shamanth krishnaji - 6 years ago

diy put silver arowana that more that 5 feet

Lexx 6318 - 6 years ago

Joey, bro the driftwood you have is freaking outrageous. Are you selling any of the unused driftwood? If not, can you let me know where you aqcuired that wood. its amazing. Please let me know.

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James Wilson - 6 years ago

I love the size..depth...everything bud...except all white. kinda looks like a sanatarium aquirium.

Frank Starship - 6 years ago

nice

david Morrill - 6 years ago

In reference to redoing aquascaping-------if you let the plants grow, they will change the aquascape for you. Btw< I find the Discus showing up to front of the tank, when they have places to hide-----giving a little more piece of mid.

Gregor Greiner - 6 years ago

Hey Joey, could you point me in the right direction to learn more about silencing aquariums? Just setup my sump and looking to quiet it more.

elijahfrix - 6 years ago

if this is in your house? did you support the floor? to keep that much water from collapsing threw the floor joists?

Uqqers - 6 years ago

Hes Canadian right?

Nathan Turner - 6 years ago

Needs more sand

BrutalRiotGirl01 - 6 years ago

looking good

Stephanie Martinez - 6 years ago

Heey Its Stephh - 6 years ago

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Dla De Las Alas - 6 years ago

Does your neighbors know what’s going on inside this building?

DReis 7 - 6 years ago

more sand

WiSeR BK CI - 6 years ago

Man I can't wait to see it with the fish

ThisIs ReadyMade - 6 years ago

I think you need more sand in it.

matthew bowman - 6 years ago

More sand

Pd Lc - 6 years ago

Selling baby arowanas in pet stores should be outlawed No regular home aquariums are big enough to house something that turns into a 4 foot carnivorous monster and 99.9% of them end up dumped and dead.

Justin Lawson - 6 years ago

where can you buy Malaysian bogwood in canada?

Maddy Grabham - 6 years ago

Can't wait for the stocking

steve foy - 6 years ago

sorry it's just an inside pond with some acrylic panels slapped on the side

pixellover 2000 - 6 years ago

This dude is awesome he is working hard and it's showing!! This is the coolest thing I have ever seen!!

SmiLe Gaming - 6 years ago

hi mom 7:11

Soundless - 6 years ago

I like Ada they have really good substrate.

Darrell D6 - 6 years ago

what happened to your goldfish tank

zalajin - 6 years ago

My opinion: 25-30% more sand.
Everything else looks awesome, sterling job!

REEFTUBE - 6 years ago

Looks great joey! Can't wait to see it with fish and plants

Jeruel Orillaza - 6 years ago

its perfect!

FishLOver2131 - 6 years ago

muscles just keep getting bigger and bigger...

Neko Miku - 6 years ago

wouldn't that hurt the fishes? like rip there skin?

Andrew Madden - 6 years ago

This is the first video I've ever seen on this channel but I'm excited to see plants and fish in here

matthew o'dea - 6 years ago

thatll look great once its finished and fish inwll done that's a lot a lot of wok so well done joey

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Siopao Espiritu - 6 years ago

Put a hole in the roof
Sunlinght

Irfancooking - 6 years ago

my stingray just died :-) </3

robert rinkenberger - 6 years ago

well done sir!

Koll Fish - 6 years ago

Joey it needs more sand.

scottishduck88 - 6 years ago

Honestly, I think plants will be more work than they are worth in this tank.

Daniel Gonzalez - 6 years ago

please be careful with wire tighs they have oil and quimicals

Avery Melton - 6 years ago

Put some plants

Dominic Donelli - 6 years ago

When the fishes

sharon terry - 6 years ago

the size of that tank. omg you could have a swim in it yourself.

kristins life - 6 years ago

looks great so far !!

Scholtz Neveling - 6 years ago

no rocks

Elizebeth Snow - 6 years ago

It's small to me for those types of fish your putting in there driftwood or not it's still small for rays

pro builder - 6 years ago

I kind of liked the look of the dry driftwood. Not like you keep it that way though.

Nikki B. - 6 years ago

MY DREAM

Azzy TheSnazzyCat - 6 years ago

I so want to swim in that aquarium. It looks amazing! :)

David Prins - 6 years ago

looking good. And yes, I too am constantly adjusting my tank's decorations. It's only a 30 but I am trying to base the aquascape on the creek behind my childhood home. Wife thinks I am OCD in trying to imitate nature.

LionKing17Simba - 6 years ago

lol when you wanna add plants are you gunna go for a swim? XD, looks great so far tho! <3

Abby c - 6 years ago

That's the same with me too! I am never really fully satisfied when I aquascape a tank.

Haakon Bledsoe - 6 years ago

don't pull a Steve Irwin

Abby c - 6 years ago

80 pounds! That's how much I weigh!!

JAIME SAM - 6 years ago

Un poco absurdo

Yope01 - 6 years ago

Your legs look funny when in the water, fat and stubby

Hans Müller - 6 years ago

Sadly, even if we can't see it yet, your water circulation is going to move the substrate away significantly. It just takes a bit of time. Maybe think of some plants near the MP-16s that help keep the substrate there? I mean, just like with sand dunes

fishlaw1 - 6 years ago

This is just AWESOME ! ! ! Thanks for sharing with us Joey, and as always. . . Happy fish keeping :-)

Carmen Lourdes Aponte - 6 years ago

What a Dream of all of us,to jump in completely inside our tanks

Paolo Casaclang - 6 years ago

If you love Joey .. we must give him a million likes once all the fish are in this monster tank. Who's with me?

Chris Holliday - 6 years ago

Looks good more substrate and Anubis on wood

janedagger - 6 years ago

SYmmetry is overrated. Assymetry is attractive. grin Very nice btw.

Ty - 6 years ago

Put a feather fin catfish in there

Kevin Fruhen - 6 years ago

I Think almost everyone how keeps fish and scape historischen tank hast this Problem joey .
its never good enough never its be like nature.

Victor Vargas - 6 years ago

yeah def constantly changing mine I think I have a problem . hahahah addicted with aquascaping.

Jack Rudduck - 6 years ago

i have a cichlid tank in with white rocks, how can i clean them? i scrub and scrub and theyre still green. any advice would be much appreciated. thanks

MarjA12 - 6 years ago

I think one neon tetra is enough?///WHAT DO U THINK??

Mya8D - 6 years ago

aquascaping is such a nightmare

saimy singh - 6 years ago

when will you put fishes :) waiting for the final lookup

The grako - 6 years ago

when this finished...you should reward yourself with cigar...

KORRUPTION - 6 years ago

is it possible to make an entire barrier reef?

jecolaco - 6 years ago

Hello joey, loved the progress of the tank....anxiously.waiting for the fish to go in....cheers!!!

SkyBaR - 6 years ago

RIP flower horn

Johnny Newport Alfaro - 6 years ago

Is thing in his living room lmao

Exotic Animal Fanatic - 6 years ago

the laugh he made when he slid in the tank warmed my heart and made my day better haha

Daniel Matwiejczuk - 6 years ago

looks ace but I'd have to put more sand in to cover up the white showing through, and another small gathering of stone or wood in the opposite corner to set it off.

Blake Steele - 6 years ago

more rocks! would be cool to have some closer to the front

Meu aquario - 6 years ago

good

Noah's Ark - 6 years ago

Don't forget to thank your wife Joey!

Gina Goth - 6 years ago

Looks great! More sand though!

Rick Figueroa - 6 years ago

Dude. I very much have enjoyed this tank coming together!!! I'm super exited. Can't wait to see your ariwana, rays, and your flower horn in there!!!!

james stuart - 6 years ago

hurry up

Gabrielle P. - 6 years ago

looks awesome!

John Hall - 6 years ago

I understand you are not that worried about swimming with your rays at their current size .. but...maybe.... cooler heads should prevail on that? As the rays get bigger aren't you going to need to partition the rays away from where you are working anyway? Why not just figure that out now and not swim with them. You are so smart about everything. I think too smart to start doing dangerous stunts on your channel. Off camera if you get too use to doing going into the tank with them regularly couldn't you be setting yourself up for an eventual and very painful mishap? You said the top priority is the fish... please consider your own safety at least on par. Another idea would be a scaffold or just a ladder extension with ply on top across the tank and some pool tools to be able to access the center of the tank and move things around from the top.

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Cheese Boy - 6 years ago

fresh water puffer fish!!!

lizzyanthus1 - 6 years ago

I'm never happy with the looks of my tanks either. LOL. The wood and rocks look great, and I love the view especially from your office! I like the feel of it, from that angle I guess I mean? IDK, guess I just like it. :) One step closer!!!

Dally Dznuts - 6 years ago

I'd say you need more sand for sure

bigdreams - 6 years ago

that is going to be a sick view from your desk once the tank is fully stocked. the aquascape makes a lot of sense from that angle. great job. I think you may end up turning your desk around so you can just glance at your monster tank all day. I don't think I would get any work done with that in my office ;) awesome

Jay Nick - 6 years ago

Wait, since the tank is technically complete and the arowana is going in it, Does this mean that you're bringing back the goldfish tank?!?!??

Kevin Gerald - 6 years ago

lol def. never satisfied with my aquascape either bro!

VozzieB11 - 6 years ago

You know your tanks big when u gotta stand in it to scape it haha

PewPewQQs - 6 years ago

you need a good 2inces of sand on the bottom, rays in real life bury themselfs when stressed hunting, or whatever you can see the base of the tank. plus a deeper sub straight gives u the option to put a few live plants in the tank. which personally planted tanks are my favorite.

Carlo Weis - 6 years ago

Amazing job!

Shannon Carney - 6 years ago

looks amazing x

Rachel Smith - 6 years ago

just as guilty as you are joey

Justin Thillens - 6 years ago

I have a poison dart frog paludarium with some African dwarf frogs and guppies.. Nothing too large but I rearrange it almost on a weekly basis and its pretty frustrating

seandelevan - 6 years ago

lol I don't think I ever seen you smile so much. And who can blame you!

Calum Byrne - 6 years ago

looks great can't wait to see the flowerhorn at home

Terry Ahn - 6 years ago

I think there's too much rocks concentrated in one place, doesn't look very natural. Maybe put some big rocks towards the front corners of the tank?

Vincent marceau - 6 years ago

joey have you tought about using 2 2x6 position on top of the cement tank so you could move thing/maintenance from top of it?

infamouscoma886 - 6 years ago

Almost reminds me of a bass pro shop tank nice and simple!

Nancy Ware - 6 years ago

Put Fred in first! Let him be The King of The Tank...... at least until everyone else goes in. LOL

wayne L - 6 years ago

Looks GREAT, have been following since the start of the aquarium. WELL DONE!

Aileen Nguyen - 6 years ago

Wow!!! CONGRATULATIONS, I'm so happy and excited for you! Can't wait to see what comes next!

B.D.B. - 6 years ago

50% water change the water bill must be insane! lol. great looking tank.

Spice Bo1i - 6 years ago

What about all those open spots with no sand on the bottom?

Livia Rose - 6 years ago

If anybody you know wants 'pre cycled water' you would be the man to go to.

Brennen Anderson - 6 years ago

So have you decided to add anymore fish besides the Rays and Arrawanna?

Joseph Mangiola - 6 years ago

Did anyone else appreciate that beautiful stereotype from Joey?

Prime Time Aquatics - 6 years ago

Tank is looking good! Can't wait to see things swimming in it. : -)

Ali & arm Lopez - 6 years ago

Nice like I said I can't wait to see the fish in it !!!!!!

uqktba - 6 years ago

weren't u afraid of getting stung by a old stinger and thats was why y didn't put any declaration in your old stingray aqua ?

Unixonline - 6 years ago

You shrunk at 5:20 :D

TheHerpsKeeper - 6 years ago

once you add plants I think it will be perfect

Lillian Coticchia - 6 years ago

His water bill must be through the roof lol

Nigel Lister - 6 years ago

Get the fish in mate looking good

Kenn Fong - 6 years ago

How many times did you fill and drain this tank? Here in California we've just ended a long drought and I always am conscious of water use. Not criticizing you, more envious of your seemingly endless supply.

GracefullAnimals - 6 years ago

wow those are gonna be some lucky fish:) but i'm sorry you can only fit 1 guppy in there!! JK

grigoris bozek - 6 years ago

nice one i like that you said that you don`t use chemicals in your water :)
my suggestion if you put few rocks or wood in opposite corner of the large driftwood is gonna look natural

Disney Disney - 6 years ago

Tank is looking great but the rocks at the front of the tank just don't look right maybe they look different in person can't wait to see it planted!!

Ben Edwards - 6 years ago

nice one Joey, it's coming on really well, keep us updated, love watching your vids

nazeer rahmaty - 6 years ago

Don't like the rocks they r sooo cheap

brix davids - 6 years ago

what a super build right there,congratulations and enjoy.

nr22mag1 - 6 years ago

I'm not even into fish tanks, but I can appreciate the labor put into this project. Been watching your progress for a couple weeks now, keep up the good work!!

Alec Spaude - 6 years ago

more rocks!

Stu-ool - 6 years ago

I live in Alberta. it would be great to meat you!

Kibbles N Bits - 6 years ago

I ALWAYS change my scape. Sometimes I fear that itll stress my fish out a lot, but they always love exploring everything after it's changed, so I think they're doing great. Glad to know I'm not the only one!

German Shepherds - 6 years ago

u should get a few small turtles to put in it

coleman thomas - 6 years ago

five frontosas would look nice in there.

canijustpetmycat - 6 years ago

Hey, this is sorta a weird question, but do you think it's possible to turn an above ground pool into an aquarium? Excluding the cost of it, would it be possible? If so, is there anything special you'd have to do? Other than obviously installing aquarium level filters, heaters, etc.

Vinh Tran - 6 years ago

Awesome!! Can't wait to see it finished :D

Trolliskee - 6 years ago

I can't wait to see this tank completed and stocked it is stunning, amazing job man.

Justin Harris - 6 years ago

where do you get the funding, space, and time for this stuff?

NYCity Cichlids - 6 years ago

This is amazing Joey.

Mike Kincaid - 6 years ago

That is just one awesome tank! Can't wait to see it stocked.

Brandon Pan - 6 years ago

Your Canadian, so your used to slipping on ice, then apologizing to the ice.

Aquatic Haus - 6 years ago

Love the driftwood positioning Joey! How much did you spend for the driftwoods itself ?!

J_KASH_27 - 6 years ago

JOEY AMAZING JOB .
add more sand??.

Diane Hawkins - 6 years ago

I have always attached freshwater driftwood with stainless steel screws. Drill holes first to prevent the wood cracking. I place the screws in inconspicuous places. The wood can be assembled outside the tank, then added in 1 piece, but can be taken apart whenever needed.

Ethan Quirk - 6 years ago

If you do end up rescaping it once filled, you could do it on a stream and have the camera facing through the window while you can watch the playback from a screen while you're still inside. That way you can double check how it looks from the outside too.

svrack - 6 years ago

Don;t sweat it. I have revisited the set up for my backyard turtle pond about 5 times in the last 2 weeks. Its time consuming but ultimately pretty fun! Your videos btw have been so helpful! Your awesome, keep em coming!

Tim Newton - 6 years ago

Love the vids Joey. I have learned a ton and you are absolutely my favorite fish keeper on YouTube.

Mohammed Aamir - 6 years ago

love you sir ❤

stevenwhite200026@gmail.com nfrmbxbn - 6 years ago

why dont you fill in the whole indent with little pebbles

George Winter - 6 years ago

Do you think we can get an update on your fish Joey?

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

+George Winter i just did last week

Tylerao Campos - 6 years ago

How come you used a substrate when you said it was bad to have a substrate with stingrays because of the stingers

Nikhil Bodade - 6 years ago

joey, what about the background that you had taken selection from the subscribers? Are applying that or not?

RSB . PlayzGamez - 6 years ago

Do another vid wanna see the fish in there can't wait

Noah Fagello - 6 years ago

The white spots where the floor shows through the sand doesn't look very good

Reed Peters - 6 years ago

please pull your shorts up

Andrew Baumann - 6 years ago

4th of July > Canada Day

Thomas O - 6 years ago

Dude, that is awesome! That filtration setup is mind blowing.
Good luck on the progress.

Anthony Jung - 6 years ago

I like the setup so far. Iv'e come to a point in my fish keeping to believe that simple is better. Needs more sand. Your wood arrangement is spot on. I think the rocks chosen are fine but eventually that and the substrate will be the items you choose to be finicky with. It's always the small things that I mess around with often. Big changes are less frequent and usually come with a massive change and breakdown of the tank. Looks great, just more sand.

Hunter Haas - 6 years ago

Joey What Editing Software Do You Use For YouTube Videos???

Yash Chandwadkar - 6 years ago

same situation here joey I change the scape every 2-3 days lol
NEVER EVER satisfied with look

Jeffrey Tellis - 6 years ago

Yea Joey u are never alone... I too cannot keep my hands out of my tank

Jeffrey Tellis - 6 years ago

I think the left wood piece is too much to the right ; a bit to the left and foward is better also doesn't obstruct the intakes (looks empty over there). Also the first pile of rocks is too much cramped, mind spreading it,heading towards the viewing panel .

Home Aquatics Hobby - 6 years ago

The tank is looking better and better through out each video

batsareamasing - 6 years ago

Once the plants have been established thoughts on adding small fish which can live/hide amongst them?

Jay Macq - 6 years ago

Hope your fish die again soon Joey. I remember you being to upset for months to make a video about it, would be brilliant from a viewers prospective

Timothy Paskal - 6 years ago

I like your indoor swimming pool...i mean aquarium...

also, how do you have the time for this!!!???

Rachelisaloserr - 6 years ago

Timothy Paskal he has said before he's a stay at home dad and this is his hobby

Sanuda Kumuda - 6 years ago

ah good luck joy

Teedy P - 6 years ago

Great video

dsaasdasd asdasdasd - 6 years ago

cant wait for this tank good luck Joey :)

666Iri - 6 years ago

Yap... I'm always changing things in my tank too ^_^

Derek Anderson - 6 years ago

I am suprised you added sand what about there barbs.. also I would put a back grounds and ditch the peace of wood it is too big :-)

Hunter Mine - 6 years ago

You need a long brush to fill in the white spots in, and make little hills for the Rays to destroy

L Robinson - 6 years ago

Headin' over with my fish head pool ring to float around in it, now that it's filled!! Can't wait to see the plants added!! <3

Nguyen Ngo - 6 years ago

Get a red tail catfish.

em1ownerify - 6 years ago

what a random thing to put into a room

CpnStbn12 - 6 years ago

You joey'd the sh** out of that aquascape

ViolateAHS - 6 years ago

I think the rock piles need to be spread out a bit. The wood is beautiful btw. And more sand, it's going to be amazing when it's done

drewee88 - 6 years ago

Excellent! Some height in the right/top right could be good, though maybe you left it for your aros space, xxl java/anubias will add height safely, xxl plastic lily pads would look sweet too. Hygrophila angustifolia and vallisneria australis in terracotta pots with aquasoil for first annum ;)

strat1960s - 6 years ago

That 2k tank looks awesome. Thank you for sharing it with the rest of us.

no po - 6 years ago

I would place some rocks spread, in my idea that is more natural

no po - 6 years ago

I mean spread out

Wayne Bradford - 6 years ago

looking good mate if i had to be make one point i didnt like it would be it needs more sand but thats just being picky and as you said you have plants to add yet but its looking good

I'm smarter than you - 6 years ago

You need some aquashoes

Heike - 6 years ago

Cant wait to see it complete with the fish in it! :D

Akwarystyka Rodzinna - 6 years ago

Great natural Aquarium Aquascape. Really pretty. Regards from Poland :)

Dartist64 Rocks - 6 years ago

looking great Joey. if you add a small rock within a hand's breath, anywhere from the pile on the left and a mid sized rock, just off- center, ( in the curve of the wood), it will look even more natural and the rays will still have lots of room to swim and explore. Just a thought.

Luke Hartley - 6 years ago

Need more sand but other than that looking great. Like so Joey can see

P J - 6 years ago

You are living my dream! :P haha, now...fill it with 1000 Neon tetras!

Martin Lorenzo Oconer Yuzon - 6 years ago

Yasssss another step forward to finishing that AMAZING TANK!!!

Johannes Burström - 6 years ago

you should put The Rock in your aquarium

1wf - 6 years ago

Keep up the good work Joey!
I think you should add more sand and spread out the rocks.
And we need a 24/7 live stream on the 2000g!

Blue Stuff - 6 years ago

So he put the wood in before he put the sand in... well done, but before you even put that bloody sand in clean it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Blue Stuff - 6 years ago

Nvm he did it anyway I didn't watch the whole vid

Piranha Fish - 6 years ago

awesome :) maybe have the rocks slowly thinning and spreading out a bit

nishchay pallav - 6 years ago

Your wife deserves a special mention more than all of us for putting up with all this. This couldn't have been possible without her!

J.Cliff Toomey - 6 years ago

Who cares if its right, so long as you love the look!

Sian Little - 6 years ago

OMG its looking fab!!! can't wait to see the rays in it!

Raptor 13 - 6 years ago

Omg im so excited! Looking forward to the plants & fish

Zlachry - 6 years ago

This is going to be so awesome.. Great work like always..

Shelley H. - 6 years ago

Awesome

leetlebob - 6 years ago

More sand -_-

Mark Hope - 6 years ago

real i think you should put frank in the planted tank by your desk. just think you'll have someone happy to see you at your desk! plus when you do vids from your desk we'll see him alot more plus it be more then enough room for him to grow!

Thirsty Rabbit - 6 years ago

good day Joey. im so happy for you your dream is coming along and looks tight mate. im so happy Frenk is going in as well. i dont think i will sleep until i know he will be ok. but like you mate i would give it a try as well. i cant wait to see more and what eles is to come. but for this project lots of love from down under mate. keep up the great work mate

Azim Fox - 6 years ago

im from malaysia

BigYoshi - 6 years ago

If you put anymore than 2 neon tetras it will be over crowded

Bare Bottom Aquariums - 6 years ago

Mr. KingofDIY. I'm sure this comment will get lost in the tens of thousands, but I think you should do what you want. However... Ted Judy just put out a great aquascaping video and his tank looks amazing. Obviously you would have a different idea of stocking but I think it doesnt hurt to take a look. Thanks for all you do for the community. #fishfam.

Allyson Chains - 6 years ago

Looks amazing! Aquascape is killer

Donavan Schoeman - 6 years ago

I am exactly like you. I made a path throughmy 150l tank and the next day I changed it

Ryan montano - 6 years ago

Put in peacock bass

Eazy Reefer - 6 years ago

Looking great Joey ! I love to aquascape, mainly saltwater marine, but would love to start doing freshwater, any tips would be awesome

Tyler_ - 6 years ago

In one year:

Aquascaping the 10000 gallon

Shawn Tannehill - 6 years ago

Funnest part of setting up an aquarium.

Beautiful Otaku - 6 years ago

Yep was constantly in my 220 gal reef tank till I was happy with the scape.... same as with many of the tanks at the shop

IamVeryShadowKnighty - 6 years ago

shouldve built it all the way to the roof!!! like a whole aquarium wall!

JyB818 - 6 years ago

Looks great Joey!

TheAilaS - 6 years ago

You should add more sand. Rays love sand. My dad used to have 4 rays. And they loved sand. They like to cover their bodies with the sand.

Scott Nak - 6 years ago

nice Joey! looks Awesome! has everything turned out how you initially visioned? better? worse?

Spoon - 6 years ago

Is the water going to get clearer ?

Deepa Gupta - 6 years ago

we don't just want you to GET IN the tank, we want you to GET IN IT WEARING A MERMAID COSTUME.

Aaron Carter - 6 years ago

Yep! So sick!

陳嘉星 - 6 years ago

Hello Joey，I want to ask you what kind of fish you intend to put in this giant tank?

OP KilliE - 6 years ago

poo wee

ReeferGil - 6 years ago

Congrats!

Adrian Lara - 6 years ago

Everyone loves Joey. He was the first fish YouTube channel I saw I've seen most of his videos and I like how you just feel like his friend. watching him be happy and so exited about fish makes you happy and exited as well. Thanks Joey!

Ghetto Flies - 6 years ago

that tank is either really tall or he's a little short

Fishlift - 6 years ago

i change it every water change

Fishlift - 6 years ago

i fell the same way aqua scaping

dnyul r - 6 years ago

You could probably fit a shoal of 10 neon tetras in that, not bad.

Phillip Lee - 6 years ago

how much did all that wood cost lol

Fishlift - 6 years ago

i cant wait to be able to do something like this

Red1676 - 6 years ago

should put a garden gnome in there lol

romoelgato Romo - 6 years ago

when are the fish going in?

tên không có - 6 years ago

có ai việt nam kg ???

SuperSlim - 6 years ago

Needs more cowbell Joey... oh and more sand!

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

+SuperSlim cowbell being added today.

mallo _man95 - 6 years ago

did you know that you can get foam that looks like rock to cover the wave maker pumps to make it look more realistic??

Griffin Boeson - 6 years ago

Love the aqua scape!

Mark Weatherhead - 6 years ago

this is fantastic I mentioned in another video of yours that I'm new to fish keeping but I agree this new tank I have I can't seem to get any aquascape the way I want to keep it. will your rays be okay gliding over the wood like that since when they are full grown they will take up 50% of the tank. I know nothing of rays but they are fantastic

MrDillon2029 - 6 years ago

I love you videos joey!

MrDillon2029 - 6 years ago

Wow your lol

Daniel Kim - 6 years ago

Nice vid and u need to add more sand in the tank

Jerome Chen - 6 years ago

Nicely done man!! I would suggest to add in at least an inch of sand. Not enough for the rays to hide and might be just right for the rays to push it around. Cheers.

Off-Brand Bleach - 6 years ago

Cool Pool!

Oh wait..

Dave McConnell - 6 years ago

The tank looks great. Can't wait to see the plants growing and the fish in place.

Badandy538 - 6 years ago

That driftwood takes up too much room Joey. You've said it numerous times that your fish never needed a hardscape.

Big Stank - 6 years ago

Need more sand

Jagajivan Preveen - 6 years ago

Eeel and arowana is good I think

king0dasouf - 6 years ago

Needs more sand

Joey L - 6 years ago

those arms tho

Em.thomo - 6 years ago

I love that the flower horn is going in here

xochristine46 - 6 years ago

you should measure the arowana before putting him in the tank. Then, measure him after a year or so to see how big his growth spirt is :)

Josh Palmer - 6 years ago

Looks great Joey! Love what you are doing, very informative and inspiring!

Jordan Weinstein - 6 years ago

"Comploated" hahaha...love it Joey!

MoneyMarcMes - 6 years ago

That would have made a great saltwater lagoon tank with some bamboo sharks!

Alaya thao - 6 years ago

Damn joey have you been lifting? Your guns

APURV SHUBHAM - 6 years ago

man you are strong.

Mackenzie Soutar - 6 years ago

The rays are going to kick up the sand alot

APURV SHUBHAM - 6 years ago

so what types of aquatic plants you are going put in your aquarium.

IamDèimon - 6 years ago

can't wait to see the arowana and rays in there

Rob Youl - 6 years ago

Any thoughts towards some crustaceans in there to keep the substrate clean as well as eating any left over food?

Johan S. - 6 years ago

Dont let frank play with the duck, he would eat him alive!!! :p

K Everett - 6 years ago

i like it!!

Carlos Amaral - 6 years ago

I would have added a little more sand, but other than that, It looks awesome! Much better than I expected! It's going to be great coming home to such a fantastic tank! Cheers from Brazil!

Calvin Geppert - 6 years ago

Make a small acrylic box for the top of the aquarium so you can see straight to the bottom like goggles

Mackenzie Suchanek - 6 years ago

15:18 it looks like a fish

RAW REPTILES - 6 years ago

Hey joey don't think we forgot about all of those goldfish hopefully those are one of the 125's !

maheshwar MOHAN - 6 years ago

ur nice man

RETZ_GAMING 23 - 6 years ago

Nice job I love it

Sankid N - 6 years ago

looks great

Heartland Fishing - 6 years ago

I bet his water bill is going to be Huge

Rich S - 6 years ago

Doing great with this channel Joey! Keep up the great work!

Arjon Gopez - 6 years ago

you should add corals too, so it looks much better.

Ahmed Shaikh - 6 years ago

Joey why don't u induce sand waterfall in this gaint tank. It will look aweeeesommmmmeeeeee.

Skidz Keepitstreet - 6 years ago

Looks awesome!!! You still really need turtles

Colin David Runge - 6 years ago

I think the flower horn is a big mistake. It would be cool if it worked but I think it's going to interact poorly with the arrowana. Especially, since you already had an issue with the arrowana and tank mates in the past. I don't think it's worth the risk in a tank that size. Too hard to correct. And the damage it could do in a short period of time to the arrowana may be too much.

Dog Cat - 6 years ago

I can see his fish is ganna be monster size and eat someone who falls down the aquarium.

Vishal Anand - 6 years ago

Arowanas and Flower horns are aggressive fishes when it comes to territory and food eating. Isn't there a risk of self-injury, if things get out of hand due to driftwood?

Leon Zhang - 6 years ago

A pacu would be cool......

Phil Morton - 6 years ago

glad to see the wood go in, feel for ya, that water looked cold.

JakeAchew Here - 6 years ago

a not i

gryphon 1986 - 6 years ago

Joey waiting ur next video to come

JakeAchew Here - 6 years ago

get i mega big sucker fish

R Williams - 6 years ago

Awesome job! I love the view from your office. I can't wait to see it with the plants and clear water next!

Petlover2017 123 - 6 years ago

Hello from Arizona

Juan Santillan - 6 years ago

You should make a good sized coral viewer that way you can see the rays clearly from the top view

Winston The Gorilla2k2 - 6 years ago

Such a good bathtub.

Blazerking 121 - 6 years ago

I think that you should put some of the rocks in close to the glass or in front of the wood.. putting the rocks more spread out. just a thought

Brendan Griffin - 6 years ago

2 or 3 kessil a350 led lights would be sweet for this. Can't beat there ripple effect and you can dial the kelvin spectrum into what you like

2wheelsx2 - 6 years ago

You should put in some Pseudacanthicus L25 in there to breed in the rocks. Would look awesome.

Petlover2017 123 - 6 years ago

Huge aquarium

Aneesh C R - 6 years ago

So happy for you...I can't wait to see the final stage..... I get that you don't like aquascaping very much... But try to make it look a bit more chaotic... Especially the floor is relatively flat... I would love it if you make kind of wavy appearance with your sand.... And it will be cool if you could get some really large boulders too (without killing the open space of course)... Good luck

Thomas Heath - 6 years ago

Anyone else notice the face in drift would at 6:53

Andres Pilquil - 6 years ago

toss the FH in first!

nanda mari - 6 years ago

Hi. Will the arawana be in any danger with the pointy branches of wood on the left of the 'scape?

TankByte - 6 years ago

Amazing man. You can come build me one if you wanna

Fawnstorm Aj - 6 years ago

That's WAY to small for a betta fish

Corey Gendron - 6 years ago

I change my aquascape once a month

J Reese - 6 years ago

enjoying the stone as much as you did bring it out with a couple flag stones. keeps the flat surface for the rays and gives you more stone.

MrFish 666 - 6 years ago

do u think you can keep two or three peacock bass or iridescent shark

ben s - 6 years ago

always awesome. hit dustin up for some bolbitus a java ferns. tridents or windelov java ferns would look sick. or anubias?

gamer SuZ - 6 years ago

Looks great!! I wanna swim with the rays!!

Juan Palacios - 6 years ago

the view from ur desk is perfect.

John Nickerson - 6 years ago

absolutely amazing!!! Very excited to see how this plays out! Easy subscribe

Xero Nox - 6 years ago

finally coming together, very nice joey

Michael Gimeli - 6 years ago

He should put a large mouth bass In that tank

Angela Hale - 6 years ago

I constantly rearrange my tank scape. Joey you are not alone in that. The Malaysian bog wood looks really awesome in that setup.

Kate Marsh - 6 years ago

3:24 that could have ended really badly! Be safe Joey

Franz von Köller - 6 years ago

Please Joey! Plant a waterlily on the corner between the viewing panels! It would look amazing with the pads floating on top and the stems leading up to the surface, it could make the tank look much more natural and help consuming nitrates and might even flower with the correct lightning. Plus it might give the arrowana a place to hide under the leaves if it feels the need to escape sometime O:)

Franz von Köller - 6 years ago

Just another little thing, how would plecos work with the rays? I was thinking it's one of the few things that might work with an arrowana that size. It wasn't a joke? are you sure? Maybe that little fella will do ok, I sure hope so.

Mihir Gurjar - 6 years ago

Please check if you add four wave makers , if that will drive aquascape wood here and there around the tank.

Johnathan Foong - 6 years ago

i think running LED strips underneath the acrylic strip supports would look good; creating some background lighting. Place some scaping right infront would create some foreground interest.

MrDodgeBullets - 6 years ago

110 weirdows dont like this video!!!???

rashmi baral - 6 years ago

can't wait for the fishes

Stacey12 Stacey - 6 years ago

Would you ever do a koi pond??

SDD525 - 6 years ago

Where? It gets really cold where he lives.

iMPiNoY - 6 years ago

Discus fish in there?

James Schmautz - 6 years ago

Super pumped, it's so close now to being completed

Paul G - 6 years ago

An edited video on a Tuesday?.... I can get used to this

Paul G - 6 years ago

Sounds good to me

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

+Paul G good. I got used to 2 a week. Now testing 3 a week. How's 5 a week eventually sound?

123 JTL - 6 years ago

That's awesome to hear the flowerhorn being in the tank as well. He's quick as a cat, should be fine.

nuatica1345 - 6 years ago

so uh when you gonna add the single tetra also have you considered the amount of space the tetra will have? Seems a little bit to little id say a 5500 gal tank you be minimum for a neon tetra

D-Fens - 6 years ago

The 5000 inch per fish rule.

Judge Dredd - 6 years ago

GET ON WITH IT!!!

Judge Dredd - 6 years ago

So why is he making the video now?

SDD525 - 6 years ago

He needs his stuff to get delivered.

Floyd Morey - 6 years ago

McPuff's Laboratory - 6 years ago

Looks great. I like what you did with the wood and the addition of rocks makes it even better. Also glad you've decided to add the flowerhorn. That will be cool to see. Such a cool and odd fish. I hope you will document the physical movement of the fish as many viewers are Keen to see that process.

The Taps - 6 years ago

looks awesome! i'm just as excited to see the fishes in there especially my boy frank.

Albert Contois - 6 years ago

Dose it leave enough room for the sting rays to move around

Eduardo D. 121412 Racoma - 6 years ago

Why did you scape with water

Deakin - 6 years ago

happy 4th of july

Christian Mirafuentes - 6 years ago

you talk too much

SDD525 - 6 years ago

No, you do.

Sion Napitupulu - 6 years ago

you need light... a lot..

Logan Witte - 6 years ago

Maybe for lighting, you could extend the lid ledges and put some strong LED strips underneath them.

elizabeth wren - 6 years ago

I think it will be epic once the plants in there and the fish.

EDK ReefMeister - 6 years ago

Looking sharp, buddy

Blessed one - 6 years ago

I'd love to live near you, I'd throw you you a huge party for the final!

Michael Populus - 6 years ago

Dope

Matthew Dean - 6 years ago

Sat down here with a few beer(s) and enjoying man! haha Good job brother! Keep it up!!!!

Blessed one - 6 years ago

Joey, My spider monkey, I was on the edge of my chair the whole time, walking on ice yikes lol. Well done, looks awesome!

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

+Blessed one spider monkey lol... pretty accurate.

Sion Napitupulu - 6 years ago

who the hell disliked this? --"

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

+Sion Napitupulu probably my wife

lionking 2443 - 6 years ago

434k people slipping around in there

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

+lionking 2443 sounds like a good time to me.

Jonathan Bell - 6 years ago

Given the bacterial benefits that a substrate encourages... I'd be tempted to fill the tank to about half way to the glass.

Carter Stone - 6 years ago

I think you should add a little more sand and add some rocks in the empty areas to make it a little more natural looking

Xavier smith - 6 years ago

What made you decide to do sand after denouncing substrate with rays for so long?

scarred_ lotus - 6 years ago

i kept tanks for over 15 years, aquascaping is an rt, but yes never can be satisfied. add a few more small rocks. :)

Duncan Glave - 6 years ago

i have spent 70% of my time at my tank trying to adjust the aquascape.
i feel ya joey!

Tera Kloc - 6 years ago

Great Job scaping Joey. I truly think you did a great job. I cant wait to see you add some plants and how you will put them on the wood? Im guessing. Correct me if im wrong but if you try to put them in the substrate wouldnt the rays just move them around. I think your literally counting the days with couple more adjustments and its alost ready for fish!!!

JustPets - 6 years ago

Nice, looking forward to see what fish are going into it

Tyrone Wong - 6 years ago

aren't you afraid that your fishes might jump out?

fernando medina - 6 years ago

Awesome love it

Andrew Thompson - 6 years ago

at minute 19:20. the design looks to me like a large fish with its tail curved and fins up. anyone else?

EDGY PAPIx - 6 years ago

i would like to see in this aquarium, some random placement of small to medium stones and pebbles to give it the look a if you'd see it in nature.

Fashooga - 6 years ago

16 hours to fill! Yowzas!

Akash Singh - 6 years ago

careful with the spiky wood for the fish

Char Lee - 6 years ago

LOVE the tank and the aquascape! I am addicted to your channel. I can't wait for each new video!

gryzor S - 6 years ago

looks mint glad its going well for you . fish will love it

droffilc alleba - 6 years ago

my suggestion is BIG no for flowerhorn to be put.. Flowerhorn may kill your sting ray.. Flowerhorn is territorial...

ashley - 6 years ago

iM maKing tHis foR mY bettA fiSh

Christopher Vargas - 6 years ago

y not play sand or all propose sand

PSeV YT - 6 years ago

Will u add more sand to cover up white spots in bottom of tank?? doesn't look finished with white spots showing.

Loc Lam - 6 years ago

Absolutely beautiful tank, can't wait to see the fish goes in, Tks.

Mark L - 6 years ago

Where's the pirate ship and treasure chest????

Christina Facts - 6 years ago

Maybe consider some waterproof light strips along the bottom perimeter or somewhere hidden?

jharmantas - 6 years ago

Why didn't Ecotech give you any Radion Lights?

Bella Sharard - 6 years ago

Definitely has potential. Needs much more sand - especially if you're planting plants. Also scatter a few smaller rocks around the base of the wood so it doesn't look so bare.

marco zando - 6 years ago

When are the 120s going to arrive

Siwulam - 6 years ago

Bro that tank is so badass. 10 million people are jealous. Good job and can't wait to see the actual build

Roger Hernandez - 6 years ago

his butt is above the water so why did he say it wasn't him farted I it was kind of obvious

Rico's Reeftank - 6 years ago

Get the fish in man!!!! Looking good man! keep up the good work

boofy8bear - 6 years ago

that hapins to me allott

Scott Harrison - 6 years ago

looks great a bunch of Java fern would look good on that woood

Diego Armando Riollano Plaza - 6 years ago

Good luck from puerto ricoo!!

lewis ruschin - 6 years ago

It would be cool if u made a natives tank with bass and turtles in their natural environment

CMOORE AND ANIMALS - 6 years ago

why dont u have a oscar

King Pac's Gaming and Vlogs - 6 years ago

What going to happen with the 100 gallon tank

ghorab abyath - 6 years ago

can't wait to see the tank ready :)

michael jugadora - 6 years ago

who the hell put a thumbs down............ grrrrrrrr

Callum Hughes - 6 years ago

Get a Leopard Pleco

Ivan Eduardo Veloz Guerrero - 6 years ago

Joey, the rock pile on the left looks too piled up. Spread it out more, so it loooks more natural. Yes, you will lose some space but it's that or having little to no rocks.

Ivan Eduardo Veloz Guerrero - 6 years ago

Maybe tiny rocks in random places... more natural

Lelani Dixon - 6 years ago

Looks really great! I love the wood, so gorgeous. The only tweak I would make is adding a few large flat rocks in between the two rock pile anchors. You mentioned it yourself that it might need some rocks in between and I agree with that. Keeping it to flat rocks shouldn't interfere with the rays ability to swim under and around the wood.

Will Hodgson - 6 years ago

I pretty much hate both my tanks every time I try to scape them. not sure if I'll ever be able to get it where I want it lol

Dev Han - 6 years ago

it's just like a pond

Liam White - 6 years ago

You need more sand

fRANK CENA - 6 years ago

Did you chop down your neighbor's tree? haha looking good man!

Sly Bowtie - 6 years ago

Try out some kessil leds

VolleyballBuster - 6 years ago

what's the plan for aeration?

ddgandme - 6 years ago

plain wood is not a cool aquascape

Steve Campey - 6 years ago

i can see you jumping in and out of that tank at least a dozen times till you are happy with it. IMO you need bigger rocks, heavy and awkward I know, but will make your timber pop.

Ivan Eduardo Veloz Guerrero - 6 years ago

You could have used a large mirror to see what you were doing.

Anthony's Malawi Predators - 6 years ago

substrate?!?! finally.. lol
In tank watet changes? you'll be fine a little venom never killed noone.. right

Alpha smurf - 6 years ago

"this wood is so big and heavy" as his biceps are barely fitting in his shirt

Steve Campey - 6 years ago

Great job, looking forward to the plants going in.

Sea Sparkle - 6 years ago

Nice! that almost looks better than the aquariums they have at zoos and stuff.

R Bear - 6 years ago

I love your tank, I would love to have one that big.

Stitching Jules - 6 years ago

Do you expect some cloudiness for a few weeks when the rays go into the tank and disturb the sand? I can't wait to see the fish in their new giant tank!!!!!

Kit Fisto - 6 years ago

Would you design a house for me to? I'm looking for something a little more modern.

JD Aquatics - 6 years ago

Looking great Joey! !

M.havoks aquariums - 6 years ago

love love love it!!!

BAS Aquariums - 6 years ago

I killed 2 fish due to stress when is was reaquascaping my tank

Eldwin Rodriguez Tejada - 6 years ago

Where the others tank at

vizell garrett - 6 years ago

Yep Joey I know! I have 300G tank with 3 26 inch Bichirs Polypterus Ansorgii just a little substrate and little small rocks they do that speed swim and dash nothing can be in there way had to keep changing it around till it was the way they like it. Good Job on the Tank love it

FUNNY SH#T - 6 years ago

Looks awesome

Thomas Salter - 6 years ago

If you have to get in the tank to plant the plants don't you run the risk of getting stung by a stingray!

I am a soul - 6 years ago

why don't plp just push the like button it only takes a second

Kittenmage Bone - 6 years ago

I think you need more sand, the white patches really take away from it

Sam's Fish Tanks - 6 years ago

Looks awesome!

Jimmy Neutron - 6 years ago

I think you should add a thicker layer of sand

TheTorqueMusic - 6 years ago

Please do a DIY LED planted light for this tank!!!

Maybe attached with brackets to the back wall, so it can fold up when doing maintenance etc....?

Splitter101 - 6 years ago

flowerhorn and smaller arowana temporarily in the planted?

RC West Midlands - 6 years ago

congrats dude looks awsome

Ashley S - 6 years ago

You should get a common pleco, so we can see how big it gets lol. you can use it to teach people how big they really are!

ĐøŘý pęt ţv - 6 years ago

cant wait for the last resolt

Steff D - 6 years ago

beautiful tank only thing that bothers me a bit is the tank is so low. like it feels like a fish market tank rather that something of display. Much respect to your tank but just wanted to get my opinion across

I. RIVERA - 6 years ago

I'm the same way! I'm never satisfied and get really frustrated. I think it looks good! Maybe spread out the first pile of rocks and add more sand? Either way it's coming along nicely!! Keep it up.

ted pollock - 6 years ago

I don't know what the rays will do(never have taken care of them, but planing on it) but I would put some gravel on or around the rocks not much about a 5 gal bag of them if they get scattered then it looks more like a river/lake

ted pollock - 6 years ago

oh and a live stream of the tank on the channel at all times would be fun

Mark Kissner - 6 years ago

Looks great. Can't wait to see your fish and rays enjoying all your hard work.

madcypress L.L. - 6 years ago

Storm Van odijk - 6 years ago

Looks amazing Joey! Please keep us updated quick

Charlie10Tango - 6 years ago

sooo.... you aren't going with 70 sq ft of clown vomit???

HazedForDays - 6 years ago

Bad ass!!!! Can NOT Wait to see the Flowerhorn!

ttgk - 6 years ago

DIY king has some guns

XpetraXpazlX - 6 years ago

Take out the huge rocks, your rays need more room to swim around.

Those piles don't look good, you should just have some of the smaller rocks. The wood already looks good by it's self.

Dusan Dobranic - 6 years ago

You need half inch of water to be higher than acrilic windows.

Jiree Pugh - 6 years ago

and river carp

Justin Hart - 6 years ago

Great hardscape! can't wait to see you get the plants in.

Jiree Pugh - 6 years ago

you should add guppies and mollies and tetras with cori catfish

Joshua John Walters - 6 years ago

looks awsome

CREEPONATER Minecraft - 6 years ago

You never said anything about the flowerhorn

jss12 a1234 - 6 years ago

You need a little bit more sand ther is some gaps

Frosty Winter - 6 years ago

Looks good

Max Husa - 6 years ago

This was the highlight to my fourth of July you may not know what that is Joey but who cares

J Reid - 6 years ago

It doesn't look all that good... the holes in the sand kinda look crappy, and the rocks don't look good right up against the wood like that... just my opinion though

Andy's Reef - 6 years ago

Quality channel, it really is!! I here what your saying regarding aquascaping...........one of the best but also one of most irritating / agitating things you can do. I've only just been really happy with my aquascape (re-scapped last week.....again) and I started it in January!!!

Marty - 6 years ago

Looks great! Petaluma Nemo

Diego Arana - 6 years ago

Great almost finished

ShiningBOT - 6 years ago

You could have lost your shirt to go in. I was hoping for it

Nick - 6 years ago

I feel Joey, my friends make fun of me because I'm constantly redoing my tanks!

guacamole - 6 years ago

when you said that about the flower horn i thought it was a joke but then I thought it could be a good idea

guacamole - 6 years ago

and you should add a really big pleco I just think it'll look good but it's up to my man

Jimmy H Fishes - 6 years ago

Looks Awesome Joey.... can't wait for the fishes....

TheTheladrillo23 - 6 years ago

hope you will use you water changed for something productive, maybe some hydroponics? we are talking about a lot water to waste

jt santiago - 6 years ago

To make it look natural you should add some scattered rocks too

Parameister Creations - 6 years ago

I've got a 5G and a 20G and if I could, they'd have a different aquascape everyday, I'm sure the fish appreciate that I don't though lol

J Reid - 6 years ago

I know nothing about aquariums etc., but I have been watching this channel for months. What are tannins?

The king of DIY - 6 years ago

Tannins are an organic substance leeched out of wood. Some woods leech more than others. Side effects are that it can turn the water yellow/amber in colour and has an acidic effect, lowering the PH of the water. Harmless, but for some it is not visually pleasing(although more natural looking, i don't like it... i prefer the water to be clear)

donna rigg - 6 years ago

wow going to be awesome. Can't wait to see fish in their new home

goseeGEO - 6 years ago

i think it needs more sand

robin Christensen - 6 years ago

why do you say "and what not" so much?

Grimalkin Felidae - 6 years ago

Hey Joey this tank rocks

huehuehue

Jennifer Zhang - 6 years ago

I love how it looks like. can/t wait to see how it looks like at the end.Great job!

Edward E - 6 years ago

Wow i love it! gives it a very nice river look for sure!! can't wait till the fish are in there :) Great job Joey!

Jonathan Lopez - 6 years ago

SO SICK!!!!!!!!!!!

luisman713 - 6 years ago

Your videos are addictive Great going with your tank!Cant wait to see future videos! :-D!

Tru Reef - 6 years ago

looks awesome. doing a saltwater like this series would be so amazing

Kyle Raines - 6 years ago

SAWEEEETT!!

Alpina YT - 6 years ago

It looks great but I really think you should add a little more sand cause you can still see the ground of the tank a little bit

Kobin Harris - 6 years ago

Maybe stock some crawfish in there they will clean up the bottom of the tank and are high in protein I'm sure the rays would gorge on them

Marysol Deeley - 6 years ago

Awesome!

NickskibikeFilms - 6 years ago

Joey! Great work so far. Love how it's all coming along. You should get a GoPro and make a mount for it above the tank looking down! So you could always get shots looking straight down at the tank! Anyone else agree??

Firepast Studios - 6 years ago

Joey, you promised us that you would be a mermaid, When is it gonna happen? xD Lol love your vids and hi from the land down under!

Grumpy Old Scotsman - 6 years ago

hey love your enthusiasm, inherited a few mollies and a goldfish and now have my first 80 litre tank with guppies, tetra's shrimp, and mollies in it ... your videos help hugely and fingers crossed things seem to be going well.. been aquascaping I had never heard of until a month ago... oh dear not sure if ill be stopping at one tank now... good luck with the big tank and thanks for the videos.

oceancolours - 6 years ago

Looks good. Depends on the individual personalities of the fish but from my experience I've found generally Flowerhorns to be more aggressive than Arowanas, after all they are large cichlids and territorial (especially when they are horny). When it doesn't work out it's really painful to see an Arowana's fins torn up and/or lost scales.

Simon Modzgabrishvili - 6 years ago

Are you only putting rays and the arawana

wereaboutsunknown - 6 years ago

Hey Joey, you should add a pile of rocks in the front corner, I think it would look pretty good; but that's just me.

austalien1 - 6 years ago

that first peace of drift wood is amazing.......the aquascapeing look fantastic. cant wait to see it planted.

Grace - 6 years ago

More sand but besides it awesome

DashiHunter - 6 years ago

Joey are you going to add bakround?´

noelfezza - 6 years ago

Looks absolutely awesome. Kind of hoped you'd have a group of dither fish in there aswell. I'm chuffed to hear franks going in there badass fish he is

Croix Kaun - 6 years ago

Can you please make more videos about discus fish

Jus a pupper - 6 years ago

Just please don't pull an Irwin on us

طالب العلم - 6 years ago

wow very nice job

michji2 - 6 years ago

Please let's the fishes in this tank will be Heterandria formosa

KatrinaThomas1990 - 6 years ago

I hope he got all the silica bags out of the sand, those can be toxic if dissolved in water. would hate for anything to happen to the fish, but knowing joey hes already sorted it!

Sean Hare - 6 years ago

I think you need more rock in the front right corner as if you were walking in the room. Other than that, this tank is going to be a amazing.

Tanya Foster - 6 years ago

I am absolutely in love. I am no aqua enthusiast like you, but I do appreciate aquariums and yours are especially impressive to me. Very nice!

tom4728 - 6 years ago

Needs more sand

JM_ Vlogs - 6 years ago

red pigeon discus would look so cool in that tank!

Razvion - 6 years ago

Would you consider adding a 3d back wall ?

MrBoss560 - 6 years ago

I can't even imagine the humidity

Vincent marceau - 6 years ago

put the damn fish!!! joking take your time. tank look great!

Ryan Wilson - 6 years ago

Man, this is the definition of a "wet" dream...

Great work!

Asapb360 Gaming - 6 years ago

How much did this cost you all up? :) Interested in my own now haha

Nishi Hahn - 6 years ago

I simply want to swim once the fish are are added

Lefman Kan - 6 years ago

So this is the very first regular Tuesday video? Awesome!

SMK what's next - 6 years ago

looking good

Rosco's Reef with Scott - 6 years ago

It is really looking awesome, won't be long now until the fish are in and it truly comes to life.

Saif khan - 6 years ago

Cant w8 for the FISH to GO in the TANK!!!!! :D :D

Sanjay M - 6 years ago

Damn !! I would love to see a Wild Discus + Altum setup :D Either way amazing tank !! Enjoy watching your videos Joey :)

Devin Orvis - 6 years ago

looks great!! cant wait for the big guy to be in it.

Funny Fish - 6 years ago

What about if the rays stab them self with the spikes sense you have substrate

Summer Rose - 6 years ago

(tiny schooling fishhhhhhhhh)

subscribe to games/funny - 6 years ago

The king of die nice video I like fish to I have better fish and there awesome

Allen Jones - 6 years ago

Don't forget About Frank!!!

Briski89 xo - 6 years ago

looks good but i think it needs a bit more sand

buddiwanbr - 6 years ago

incredible tank. Great job Joey

Richard Holford - 6 years ago

It probably wont be a problem now there is sand in there but wearing regular sports socks would stop your feet from sliding on the bottom. I used to have to wear them for that reason when I supported people swimming in a tiled swimming pool in my old job.

Thomasgolen Golen - 6 years ago

Awesome. I thoroughly enjoy watching the progression of your tank, keep it up!!

cool dude 1234 - 6 years ago

the tank looks amazing. thinking how will u remove that stingray thing from the tank

Salemthedovah - 6 years ago

I was cringing so hard when he got into the aquarium and didn't pull up his shorts so they won't get wet LOL

Tyler Perry - 6 years ago

More decorations and maybe plants

UltraJJTA Gaming - 6 years ago

I can't wait for his tank to be completed. It will look really nice.

Pedro Brandão - 6 years ago

Definitely add more sand to it. please.

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