New fish and Plants in a 75 Gallon Betta Fish Tank. (Part 3)

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Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

If you're wanting to know what we used or where we got something from, all the details are in the description box. Thanks for watching.

Fire belly newt King - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets .

The Dominus - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets hi! Is colored gravel can be used as a Substrate for plants? Because i think i got the wrong gravel and i have a new and better 10 gallon tank, and i want a community tank with a betta and guppies

My Vuong - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets where do you get the gray or brown whatever fish tho

Mackenzie Soutar - 7 years ago

REPTILES101 same

Aussie_bassen08 - 7 years ago

AussieFishKid I'm in Australia to where about u at I'm in nsw

Panda Andy - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets Hello I'm from Australia if there will be a give away in the future will it be global?

Small forest dweller - 7 years ago

My plecko got huge, I had to sell him because he out grew the tank. Your tank looks lovely :) Will the cory be ok on the gravel?

Small forest dweller - 7 years ago

Oh that's good to know, mine was a common one then haha

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you.The clown pleco only grow 4 inches. The common pleco gets really big.

nazeem ameen - 7 years ago

Could you add more colorful fish like Honey Gourami, Platies, Mollies etc?

Karima Zetanski - 7 years ago

Species profile please

Aaliyah Thompson - 7 years ago

how many female betta fish can I put In a 20 gallon?Can I put in neon tetras if so how many?

Aaliyah Thompson - 7 years ago

What fish do you recommend

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

5-6 females and I wouldn't do neons they can be nippy and the tank would be too overstocked for the number you would have to add for them to be happy.

George Burnett - 7 years ago

Great vid! 75 gallon is not big enough for clown loach.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks. 75 gallon is minimum for clown loaches. We have just recently rehomed them.

Pogi Ladia - 7 years ago

What happen to your goldfish

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

We still have them. We have babies now too!

Leslie Hill - 7 years ago

Your aquascaping skills simply amaze me. How you achieve a heavily planted tank that is neat, organized and gorgeous. The livestock all look so happy and content. I have a 55 gallon that is waiting to be turned into a +LifeWithPets Betta Sorority /Community Tank. Thank you for sharing your creativity and pets.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you! We will be moving them in to a 55 gallon soon, so more aquascaping to come!

Krystal Perron - 7 years ago

i love the design!!!! you are amzing love your style

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

10. comment for New fish and Plants in a 75 Gallon Betta Fish Tank. (Part 3)

redroses501 - 7 years ago

Your tank is beautiful! I love how peaceful the Betas are! Is it possible to decorate a 10 gallon tank like that; maybe miniature design? smile!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you! Yes I'm sure you could do a miniature design.

C DAWG - 7 years ago

I love the look of this tank, is it ok if i use this idea for my tank in the future?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you. Yes, feel free to use elements of this design.

BB's bb's - 7 years ago

very pretty tank set uo. love your design style & love your videos ~♡~

Joshua Liang - 7 years ago

put a dwarf puffer in there and hope fully u got a friendly one it would make a great difference and adds different personalities together

Heidi M - 7 years ago

I have been curious where you get the flat stones for your tank builds as i don't ever see them in my local stores.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

We get them at Michaels.

stella's cool styles and pets 2005 - 7 years ago

what's the fish on the thumbnail called????? can it live with guppis or just bettas

stella's cool styles and pets 2005 - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets thanks

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Clown loach, yes it can but it needs minimum tank size of 75 gallons and to be in groups of 3 minimum. They get very large 8-10 inches in size and larger.

FlarePlayzGames -minecraft,roblox and more! - 7 years ago

I love ❤️ your tank but i would love to put some guppies and mollies and some and platies

RM Aquatics - 7 years ago

I love h2oplants.com Justin is wonderful

Lufa - 7 years ago

Dang that looks so good....

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

TC Films - 7 years ago

Your tank is gorgeous!!! I am going to do something like that! Definitely

TC Films - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets your welcome! Please check out my betta fish video!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you.

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Connor Winfield - 7 years ago

don't mean to be rude but you know the clown loaches will need a bigger tank in the future right?

Tanked With Aussie - 7 years ago

Clown loaches can get over a foot long... just a FYI. I beleive Marie is the biggest recorded

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Yes this is true. They usually grow quickly to 5 inches and then very slowly after that. Few reach there full size. I will have to look up the largest on record. Thanks for the info.

Masterjedi688 - 7 years ago

The tank is gorgeous. I love the Harlequin Rasboras and the Betta.

tina lightfoot - 7 years ago

Hi! I was wondering if you still have all your snails? I love all your fish tanks!

tina lightfoot - 7 years ago

Oh ok, yeah they would not be safe with the loaches. Beautiful tanks and fish you have!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Yes, we do. Although none in this tank as the loaches would eat them.

Aussie_bassen08 - 7 years ago

seriously that is one of the most amazing community tanks I have ever seen

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you

Jen C - 7 years ago

Can anyone in the comments tell me how long beneficial bacteria can live with little to no ammonia (I'm cycling my tank but my nitrates and nitrites are not where they're supposed to be yet)

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Sounds like you're doing it just fine. There need to be a source of ammonia for the cycle to finish.

Jen C - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets thanks I knew the process but I wasn't sure I was doing thing correctly do you think I should keep adding food to supply ammonia or just wait for the cycle to finish?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

No, that's a good thing. As you go through the cycle the ammonia will become 0 and that's a good thing your nitrites will spike, they will then start to drop overtime and you should then be showing nitrates. Eventually you want no ammonia or nitrites and 5-20ppm nitrates.

Jen C - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets I think I have so little ammonia because I'm about half way through the cycling process and the bacteria is eating the ammonia faster than it's eating the other stuff (not that in an expert but my ammonia was very high before) and I don't have fish in the store tank I've been using fish food to supply ammonia

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

I have only done a little research on this but it seems they can last several days to several weeks. If they do deplete they usually will bounce back and replicate quickly. Why do you have little to no ammonia?

Champion Pets - 7 years ago

wow what a beautiful tank! <3

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

PilleR - 7 years ago

A really lovely tank - definitely thumbs up :) And good luck finding the fish you need.

Flynn Mercer Aquatics - 7 years ago

FYI- incase you didnt know you can mix and cory cats as they atre such 'social fish' so they except all varietys of corys (i have 2 emrald and 2 salt&pepper corys )

Flynn Mercer Aquatics - 7 years ago

oh cool pandas are one of my faves!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Yes, I did but thanks for the information. I've been trying to get some pandas but they're hard to find.

Darwin D - 7 years ago

Wooowwwwwwwwww!!!!!great tank!and fish!!!love it

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks. The fish from the 20 gallon are now in the 75 gallon and the 20 gallon is the quarantine tank at the moment , but we do have future plans for it.

30. comment for New fish and Plants in a 75 Gallon Betta Fish Tank. (Part 3)

Mr. Purple - 7 years ago

I loveeee harlequin rasboras, wish I had a suitable tank :(

Loi Yong Sheng - 7 years ago

Any Co2 injection?just wondering

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

No, Co2 in this tank,

Talihood - 7 years ago

<3 Clown Loach

PsychedelicBabe - 7 years ago

This just looks amazing ..... you certainly never fail to deliver

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you

shifterkart1 - 7 years ago

Bettas are the best fish ever. Not only do they all have their own unique look (colors, body forms, fins, etc......) they all have their own unique personality too!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Yes, they're a very cool fish. They have such personalities and are so interactive with their owners.

MyView 10.75.69 - 7 years ago

I like the clown loaches, i had 3 but two died, still got one :D that clown pleco is really nice too. the roseline is a BEAUTIFUL fish that was a really smart pickup :D i am really liking this tank.

MyView 10.75.69 - 7 years ago

I'm sure you'll get them sooner or later.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you, yes they're a beautiful fish, I just wish I could get hold of two more. They prefer to be in groups of 5 or more and tend to fight more if the group is smaller.

Cassandra Hahn - 7 years ago

Love the new tank, and the community fish that you chose! I have personal experience with clown loaches and bettas. If you choose to do a species episode I would be most interested in clown plecos because I am interested in them, but have never had one in my tanks.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks for the feedback:)

Khin Langle - 7 years ago

it's so beautiful I love it

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Creative Pet Keeping - 7 years ago

Beautiful! I can't wait till I move in the future.. more tanks..bigger tanks! OH YEAH!!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you. Hurry up and move....lol! I can't wait to see that!

Anna Rigsby - 7 years ago

species profile would be amazing

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Ok, thank you for the feedback.

anfarlamb - 7 years ago

Ahh I'm so jealous! All the little fishies look so happy in there. Has your alarm gone off yet? The tank may or may not be missing... ;)

anfarlamb - 7 years ago

:) Hehe.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Lol......this made me laugh!!

Livin' Life in the TTC - 7 years ago

WOW!!! That tank looks incredible!!! You have such great ideas for tank set ups! Your super talented!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you, it was fun to do.

Alyssa Growden - 7 years ago

Love this tank! What are u going to do with the 20 long tank now it's empty ;) can't wait for ur next video x

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you, at the moment it is our quarantine tank but we do have plans for it in the future.

dbachelor's Planted Aquarium - 7 years ago

I love the set up. Those Dension Barbs are beautiful! Great choice of community fish. :)

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

Bunny Basics - 7 years ago

Wow, the tank looks amazing! It turned out so nicely :) I think the roseline sharks would have to be my favourite in this set up, such a stunning fish :)

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you, I agree they're mine too!

Alec Berg - 7 years ago

I also love tiny sharks! Some day I want to get a bigger tank and get some Red tailed sharks

DebTim A CANADIAN Girl - 7 years ago

This is really beautiful.. It looks very similar to your other tank design. I love when you can recognize a tank setup by the personal style!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you, it's been hard work but worth the effort.

PaNiC! aT tHe yEeMo BoYs - 7 years ago

Im upgrading my female bettas to a 40 gallon and i was wondering how many female do you think i should keep in there at most without overstocking/

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

I'm sure there would be a lot of differing opinions on this and I know many would say you could add a lot, but from my experience the more space they have the happier they are. I would do no more than 8-10.

BTS GOT 7 of EXO's Jams - 7 years ago

still very lovely! i was excitingly waiting for part 3

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

Cit Laly - 7 years ago

Another amazing video

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

50. comment for New fish and Plants in a 75 Gallon Betta Fish Tank. (Part 3)

Stephanie Nelson - 7 years ago

Great video!! I love that aquascape, all of the plants look so nice!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Strawberry Animals - 7 years ago

Will the larger fish eat the smaller fish?!

Strawberry Animals - 7 years ago

That is good! I don't want all of those pretty fish to get eaten! ❤

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you. Absolutely not!

Marissa Karto - 7 years ago

I was wondering if you could do a video about how you use pothos in your tanks? I tried it once and the betta passed away the next day. I think it might have been the pothos. It was a fresh clipping and may have leaked something in the tank. Please let me know your thoughts or if you have any advice?

Marissa Karto - 7 years ago

I put it in the tank. Next time I will make sure to put it in the filter.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

I'm sorry for the loss of your betta. I will be doing a video on pothos in the next few weeks. I haven't used it with betta fish though only in my goldfish tanks but I see no reason to not use it in a betta tank. I would use it in the filter not in the actual tank though.

Paris Jean - 7 years ago

Oh my the tank is beautiful

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you, it's been a lot of hard work, but worth it!

Betta Boy - 7 years ago

I'm sure those fish are fascinated. Great video!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Tha'nera Telesia - 7 years ago

I REALLY love what you did with the substrate making it look like a river with the sand! Beautiful!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

Sylvia Bond - 7 years ago

i have big tank and i have a big ishoued with it i have fish dided in it my betta fish and new fish

FintasticFish - 7 years ago

The clown loaches are beautiful!Also how many otosinclus did you add?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

We have 2 at the moment. I couldn't remember when I was doing the video

Pink Bettas - 7 years ago

Great video! The tank looks amazing! Good job.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Amber Vigil - 7 years ago

I love your tank! I just finished setting up my 20gal planted betta tank with otocinclus, orange and blue neon tetras, and a baby clown too. The otos are adorable because they're so tiny but so fast! :P It makes it look like they're working extra hard.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Congratulations on your new betta tank. Clown pleco don't get very big 4 inches is usually maximum size.

Amber Vigil - 7 years ago

My Clown Pleco is going to a 75 gal once he starts getting too big.

Stephen Stratakos - 7 years ago

I know it doesn't seem like it, but you are overstocking your tank HEAVILY. you said you will be getting 6 cory cats, and each one should have about 5 g of space, so thats 30 g already. One clown loaches needs 40 g to thrive, and 20 additional gallons for each additional clown loach. a clown pleco needs at least 30 g of space to grow, unless they will pass of organ disfuntions. Otocinclus need 10 g for one, and 5 additional gallons for each other one. female bettas should have at least 2.5 g to thrive. denison barbs need at least 40 g each to thrive aswell. THIS IS ALREADY 210 GALLONS only including 1 otocinclus, 1 denison barb, 4 female bettas, one clown pleco, no rasboras, 6 cory cats and 3 clown loaches. I am not trying to be mean or rude, but in the wild these fish have 1000s of gallons of space, and this is only the minimum.

Pittsburgh FishGuy - 7 years ago

30 gallon for a clown pleco? Crazy.......lol.

RM Aquatics - 7 years ago

Stephen Stratakos stocking in this tank is completely fine you're looking at like each fish must have that gallon minimum to themselves. that's not true.

Slimy Stuff - 7 years ago

Stephen Stratakos Look man, you added up all the gallons each fish species needed and you thought they needed that amount individually. Simple mistake

Stephen Stratakos - 7 years ago

Slimy Stuff, Imight not have made it clear enough. I did not mean they need a max amount of gallons to live, but you can check many websites yourself and they will tell you the same information, especially for the loaches and denison barbs

Slimy Stuff - 7 years ago

Stephen Stratakos I'm pretty sure you have very little idea as to what you're talking about. The only thing that could possibly, yet unlikely, cause problems would be the Clown Loaches. Also, just because the fish require a minimum amount of gallons doesn't mean they have to be the only fish living in that amount of gallons.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

No offense taken. Thank you for your opinion, whilst I don't fully agree with it, it is something I will take into consideration when choosing the final stocking levels.

Barnaby Tuckman - 7 years ago

in England the roseline sharks are called red-line torpedo barbs!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Yes, that's right, they have several names.

Talon Fox - 7 years ago

I've never seen red line sharks before. I wish I could find some around here they're beautiful! I'm setting up a 65 gallon soon and I'd love to get some for it. I feel you with the ick too when I set up my 20 gallon long guppy tank it had a huge outbreak I luckily only lost two fish but it was hard to treat the fish and keep the plants healthy.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

They really are a beautiful fish, a bit on the pricey side but worth it. They need to be in groups of 5 or more. The ick is more challenging when you have live plants but thankfully it's gone!

Fluff,Fins And Feathers - 7 years ago

this turned out looking absolutely beautiful!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you

Stylianos - 7 years ago

are you going to do a marine reef tank any time soon???

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

No plans at the moment.

Jordan Randell-Tredgett - 7 years ago

Yay! Finally, such cute little baby clown loaches too

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

It's interesting the difference between the loaches, one is out all the time the other we hardly see.

Lovebetta - 7 years ago

I knew this will be for betta. Nice.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

Azmat Tamimi - 7 years ago

Lovely set up you have there. All the best

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks!

Michael Solis - 7 years ago

This is sick! I love the design! I'm definitely doing something like this soon. Thanks for the inspiration man!!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Christopher O'Brien - 7 years ago

Be careful with that water lettuce! It can reproduce very quickly and can overtake you tank!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Yes, it does! I love it, one of my favorite plants and great for betta fish. My goldfish love to eat it too.

Gilmar Oliveira - 7 years ago

wow amazing. I love it love it.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Jack smith - 7 years ago

Looks great! I like the oto cats but ive always been put off by the fact that they are wild caught. Redline torpedo barbs are beautiful.. shame they get so big otherwise I'd have some. I think GBR's would look nice in that tank :)

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Of course...lol!

Jack smith - 7 years ago

Lifewithpets German blue rams

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks, GBR's?

Aquarium Saturation - 7 years ago

Love your tank! Are you going to upgrade the Clown Loaches? Was there a Female Swordtail in there? Your clown Plec is beautiful! Does he/she have a name? My favourite fish in your tank is the Clown Plec! A suggestion for a fish in your 20G long is a Dwarf Gourami!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you. There are no swordtails in the tank, there is a male platy who's been with us for what seems like forever!! The clown Pleco does have cool markings but doesn't have a name. The only fish we name are bettas and Goldfish, not sure why though!

Danny's Aquariums - 7 years ago

Wow! The tank looks so nice!
Your channel is blowing up haha!
Last week you hit 5,000 and now you almost have 5,500!
I have 756 now! I'm getting close to 1,000!
If you pin my comment......haha....just joking!
I was happy to see you in my last livestream!
Thumbs up!

Danny's Aquariums - 7 years ago

Thanks for the support!
And you deserve it!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks Danny, yes it's crazy how fast we're growing! You'll get to 1000 no problem

DWSDARIUS FISH TANKS - 7 years ago

The growing plants look amazing and those female betta have nice colors!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you! I can't wait for them to grow out a little more. They really melted back when we treated the tank for ick but they've bounced back well.

Purplesnowball 13 - 7 years ago

I love all the fish you decided to stock the tank with! They are all looking good after what I am sure was a very stressful time with the ich and everything that happened. So glad the plants are looking healthy, too! You guys did a wonderful job with this tank!

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you! I'm amazed how they've all bounced back. I'm finally starting to enjoy the tank!

Animal&Plant Enthusiasm - 7 years ago

Great video it's very informative,helpful, and inspirational.Your setup is gorgeous looking forward to future updates and projects.

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Johnnan Monzon - 7 years ago

Its so beautiful! I love the clown loach the most and I'd love to see a species profile lols. Also what have you done with the 20 gallon tank without the bettas?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you for the feedback. The 20 gallon is being used as the quarantine tank at the moment but we do have plans for it!!

Kiley Desmet - 7 years ago

nice video

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks.

sugargliderlove123 - 7 years ago

great video look out for the rose line sharks when they get big they can eat your cory catfish and otocinclus mine did that and they weren't even full grown not to be a hater my experience

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

I'm sorry to hear that. Sometimes fish behavior out of character. I guess the guidelines are very generally and not every fish will behave the same way. Thanks for your concern and I will be watching them closely.

sugargliderlove123 - 7 years ago

but my corries where still young but yes it was a roseline shark i had 5 and i don't know why they did that i gave them food every day and every 2 times a week i gave them some frozen food

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thanks, I'm be surprised by that, their mouths even when big are only tiny as they're more of a slim line fish. We've had them before with Cory's and all sort of small fish and they've never harmed them. Are you sure it was the roselines? That would be very out of character for them to do that.

Ignacio G.M. - 7 years ago

dont you think these big fish will just take over the tank?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

No, they're all peaceful fish and the tank is large enough to take care of them.

Dolphincutie World - 7 years ago

Great video! Love the tank and all the fish! Everything looks beautiful. Are you going to put something in the 20 gallon tank you have?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

Thank you! Yes we have plans for the 20 gallon tank. We're using it for quarantine at the moment though.

*oliver cupcake* - 7 years ago

I have 3 female betta fish in the same tank,they are fighting,what I can make?

Lifewithpets - 7 years ago

You need a minimum of 5 females in a heavily planted tank. A 10 gallon tank is minimum but I think 20 gallons is better.

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