Easy Aquarium Plants 96 3

Betta 6 years ago 1,477 views

Easy aquarium plants especially for Betta fish tanks. The easiest plants to care for in an aquarium are Anubias, amazon sword and Anacharis. They all require little care and low light. Aquarium plants require 3 basic things water, light and food. The easiest way to feed aquarium plants is with root tabs. Check out the links below for what lighting we use. Use our coupon code to get 15% off aquarium plants when you order with H2oplants... https://goo.gl/AnBfNm use code LWP15 Filming Equipment Macro Lens. http://amzn.to/2hRYIGV iPhone 7http://amzn.to/2AcN3N3 Tripod http://amzn.to/2k5F2U3 Tank Equipment Root tabs. https://www.lifewithpetsgci.com/store.html Sponge filter https://www.lifewithpetsgci.com/store.html Tank dividers. https://www.lifewithpetsgci.com/store.html Water Conditioner https://www.amazon.com/shop/lifewithpets Heater. https://www.amazon.com/shop/lifewithpets LED Light. https://www.amazon.com/shop/lifewithpets Siphon. https://www.amazon.com/shop/lifewithpets Want to support us? https://www.patreon.com/Lifewithpets LETS CONNECT! Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/lifewithpets72 Facebook ~ https://www.facebook.com/sheila.gardner.524934 website ~ https://www.lifewithpetsgci.com Business inquiries only. gciinc@hotmail.com *Disclaimer ~ This video is not sponsored in anyway. All opinions are our own. The above links are Amazon Affiliate links. We'll receive a small commission if you use these links, thank you for supporting our channel. This video content is the property of Lifewithpets72 and may not be used or reproduced without written permission.

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Bettaxfish 1 - 6 years ago

Hi Sheila
Do you use the front or back of your iPhone 7?
Looks wonderful ❤️

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

I use both depending what I'm doing. I also use a Marco lens sometimes.

Kevins Aquatic Life - 6 years ago

Hi Sheila I was wondering what do you feed your cherry shrimp and snails

Yana Brown - 6 years ago

can dropsy be cured my betta Joy has it. She got it after she ate the guppy's tail.I bought her salt and medicence.

Yana Brown - 6 years ago

Thanks for telling me

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

Sadly Dropsy is usually not curable. Keep her water as clean as possible and add almond leaves to her tank.

Yana Brown - 6 years ago

Well it Chistmas so i am hoping she wont...... UGG I CANT TALK ABOUT THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jenni __ - 6 years ago

Yana Brown she’ll probably die. The chances of surviving dropsy are like 5%. I’ve had 2 bettas die from it

Cecelia's Hobbies - 6 years ago

Thanks for the tips. This is a great video. Worth watching again. Your tanks are always beautiful.

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

Thank you.

Omar Cortez - 6 years ago

Can u make a video on the signs ur fish is going to die

V. Stag - 6 years ago

Awesome Video Thanks for sharing #FishFam #NJAE18

Noah Fagello - 6 years ago

How do you have such large moss balls!?

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

We have them about a year and a half and they just keep growing!

SubparPanda - 6 years ago

good upload timing I'm gonna try and get some plants today for my tank finally. I hope they don't all die lol

Dylan Tansur - 6 years ago

hi sheila when are the winners for the calendar going to be reviled ?

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

The winners are posted on the community tab.

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Aina - 6 years ago

As a new new beginner, I love anubias! Mine are already growing new leaves and it is so pretty and green, and you can stick it anywhere. The anacharis OTOH didn't fare so well and was a pain to clean up.

Heidi Kleinsasser - 6 years ago

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JsAquaStuff - 6 years ago

Great very informative video! Note on ECO-COMPLETE!!
I use Eco-Complete in all of my planted tanks ( Low-Tech - Low Light ). From the info I have gathered about it, it isn't a nutritional substrate but it has a very high CEC value. Which means it sucks the nutrients from the water column and holds them in for plant roots. So you are supposed to dose with fertilizer/root tabs. Which I use both. It is best used in Low-Tech - Low Light tanks. Hope this helps! <3

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

Thank you! This is very useful information and explains a lot.

Rebecca Williams - 6 years ago

One question that I don’t believe was answered: how do you feed a plant that you tie down to something like a decoration?

OXI - 6 years ago

Rebecca Williams I would only use root tabs in sand or gravel substrate because those substrates provide no nutrients. I would not use root tabs for plants that you tie to decorations.

Rebecca Williams - 6 years ago

Does that include root tabs or can I only use them if the plant is rooted into the substrate?

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

As the others have stated the plants take the nutrients from the water column. If the tank is not producing enough you would have to dose fertilizer.

OXI - 6 years ago

Yes, rhizome plants (plants that do not get planted in substrate) usually suck up excess nutrients from the water column. Some nutrients include potassium, iron, nitrogen, and Co2

Sarah Jane - 6 years ago

Rebecca Williams dosing with fertilizer because those types of plants get nutrients from the water column

Rebecca Williams - 6 years ago

This video is so helpful! I’m setting up my first 10 gallon tank and was looking for plants to use instead of silk fake plants. Your videos are fantastic!

Lifewithpets - 6 years ago

Thank you!