EPIC BLACKWATER FISH ROOM - MUST SEE 46 0

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Today we tour Macs Fishroom epic blackwater fish room. Apistogramma, rare tetra, discus, killifish, rainbow fish, and even a stunning african cichlid display aquarium. We talking about running a blackwater aquarium set up and how they work as a full ecosystem environment. Visit our website to check out our weekly blogs www.thefishroom.co.nz Like us on Facebook https://business.facebook.com/thefishroomNZ/?business_id=469136323443846 #tropicalfish #aquarium #fishtank

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Sam13431 - 7 years ago

hi do you have some tips on how to set up a black water tank im in nz but i dont really want to rely on almond leaves great vid by the way

kadalora - 6 years ago

Mmm i can't find it either.. cam?

Sam13431 - 7 years ago

Sorry bud I was looking at the wrong product I can't seem to find sera Blackwater on your website and you please post a link to it cheers

Mac's Fishroom - 7 years ago

Sam13431 just remeber slow and steady when changing chemistry in a ecosystem. Sudden shocks are deadly to the fish.

Sam13431 - 7 years ago

sweet cheers found it i will order some later in the week cheers for the help

Sam13431 - 7 years ago

cheers mate whats the sera product called not to sure what one im looking at

The Fish Room - 7 years ago

If you are not wanting to be reliant on IAL, you could look at plenty of wood and collecting oak leaves from local parks (might be a bit late for that now) once you have them dry them out and add them as required. If you collect extra wood, keep it in a container outside, as it leaches tannin, you can use that water for water changes. With collected leaves or purchased IAL you can boil it and make a tea solution up to use after water changes as well. You can also make up a tea formula with peat (which we sell).And lastly, we sell a water conditioner on our website made by Sera which has a blackwater additive to it as well (we use it in our blackwater display) we also stock IAL as well. www.thefishroom.co.nz

Mac's Fishroom - 7 years ago

Sam13431 i use tons of oak leaves, low mixture of rodi also aged peat water.

Everything I Know - 6 years ago

Great Video - I have subscribed to your channel - I'd appreciate if you subscribe back to support Fish lovers..

propergait - 7 years ago

subd

Jonathan G - 7 years ago

That last tank looked awsome!. Had a real natural feel to it. Good species choice as well

Dave's Fishtanks - 7 years ago

Cool! love the vid and fish room!!!

The Fish Room - 7 years ago

Definitely a super cool fish room.

Heather Nielsen - Scarlet Aquatics - 7 years ago

I love blackwater and biotope tanks! Great fishroom tour!

The Fish Room - 7 years ago

Heather Nielsen - Scarlet Aquatics it is a stunning fish room

nays needle - 7 years ago

Love how natural the tanks look.

The Fish Room - 7 years ago

nays needle stunning aquariums alright.

Fishman - 7 years ago

Nice fishroom

BluewaterBoof - 7 years ago

Looking good, Mac!

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