How to Tie Anubias to Driftwood

Dustin's Fish Tanks

How to tie anubias or any aquarium plant to driftwood or rocks in your aquarium. This is a simple design on an easy piece of wood that I am working on. Buy Anubias https://goo.gl/nrVQ6U Free Tips Anubias Flowering: Species Sunday https://youtu.be/t5cPecqPrsU Beginner Plant- Anubias Minima, Anubias Congensis- 3rd 125 Gallon tank https://youtu.be/zG_CRTTiTtE Hardy Aquarium Plants & Old School Filters https://youtu.be/oB1fxKgphM4 Aquarium Plant Species. SPECIES SUNDAY! All Aquarium Plants https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3B002480CE91AC49 Want to work with Dustin for that awesome garden pond or planted aquarium? https://goo.gl/bRejwRfishtankpeople Dirted tanks? https://goo.gl/bRejwRplanted-tank-substrate/why-dirt-in-your-planted-tank/ Want more Dustin? https://goo.gl/gkDOxP How to Tie Anubias to driftwood. You could tie java fern to driftwood like this as well. I am always a fan of attaching plants to rocks like this as well. I know people use fishing line and black zip ties as well. I haven't ever done the small black zip ties, but it seems pretty legit. I would venture to say that it will probably take about a month or so for the anubias to be fully attached to this driftwood. Like I said in the video. I wasn't really feeling this tank so I figured I would just start with this driftwood and see where it takes me. I am now "seeing" the direction I want this TV Tank to head. Let me know how you all tie anubias to driftwood. and if you are just joining us... Welcome to Dustin's Fish Tanks YouTube Channel. My channel is made for FISH TANK PEOPLE! I try to focus on Planted Aquariums, how to grow aquarium plants, dirt as the planted tank substrate and low light aquarium plants. Planted Tanks shouldn't be difficult. My goal is to make the planted aquarium hobby easy. "Planted Tanks Made Easy" Dustin's Fish Tanks. TANK ON! Click here to subscribe for more great videos every week ! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=dustinsfishtanks Support your boy! Check out my Aquarium Plants and Aquarium Stuff for sale! https://goo.gl/Bmmm4G Free Top 10 Planted Tank Secrets on website: http://www.dustinsfishtanks.com Facebook: https://goo.gl/gkDOxP Fish Tank People Social Community http://fishtanktv.com/

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Ella Gregory - 7 years ago

can u tie them to take wood ?

Bill Williams - 8 years ago

Dustin get one of these
https://www.amazon.com/Rite-Bobbin-Bobbins/dp/B004RR1BVE

Gabe Sansomfishkeeper - 8 years ago

Nice!

Gabe Sansomfishkeeper - 8 years ago

What's better fishing line or thread?

Gabe Sansomfishkeeper - 8 years ago

Can I put anybius in my 55

Michael Wells - 9 years ago

What other low light plants wood be good to grow in a ten gallon tank. My goal is to raise freshwater shrimp in this tank. They seem to flourish in tanks that have a lot of plants in them in the videos I've seen on You Tube. I just ordered an led strip from ebay and I'm hoping it will help the plants grow and live longer. I'll be glad when it's delivered.

Michael Wells - 9 years ago

Anubias seems to be a good beginners plant. Will it grow in regular aquarium gravel with plant tabs and CO2 applications? I just started a 10 gallon with gravel being the substrate and an incandesant hood. There are 2 Anubis plants in it for only a few days. Do you think they will stay alive? Over 40 years ago I was able to grow corkscrew val. the same way. Why is dirt the main substrate now days?

Asad Patel - 9 years ago

Thanx for all the tips.. Really appreciate. Hope it's going well on ur side.

yaoming yen - 10 years ago

Are those anubias grow huge?

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ADU Aquascaping - 10 years ago

I just use black zip-ties for anubias, ferns and mosses. Takes 5 seconds to tie the plants and are more reliable than super glue or thread in my opinion and last longer than rubber-bands- which aren't best for slow growing plants or mosses. Thread always gets messy so does glue. Thanks for sharing. Black Zip-ties guys, just try it.

Katheen Miller - 10 years ago

Anubais is one of my favorites, hard to kill, ! Well I came close, one is coming back strong, the other I think will make it. I went buggie trying to tie knots, so ya ! This is a great help. Especially. when I get another java fern w. Did kill the one I got at pet smart immersed. Didn't. Know ur plant sales then. Thanks for the video, always enjoy ur humor & helpful info.. kaye

AnnaBananaoh11 - 10 years ago

i've used thread to tie java fern.. by the end of 1st wk the thread got all fuzzy and was disintegrating in my tank. So i tried fishing line and plant just kept coming loose. Think i'm gonna try glue or rubberbands next time.

David Pennino - 10 years ago

Java ferns are over rated. No offense, but mine wouldnt attach for 3 months, in addition to their rotted roots, i took the dam things out :( but if they work for you then you are luckier than me.

Snigelkrantz - 10 years ago

I was recommended by the guy in my local fish shop to use Uni-flexx elastic strand meant for fly-tying. It's like the perfect mix between an elastic rubber band and regular thread. You can break it off by pulling, but it will remain elastic in water for years, only eventually losing colour. It got discontinued here but he likes it so much that he started importing it himself. I had to buy a roll and it's pretty great.

Dashingyetti7778 - 10 years ago

Hey man I have a question could u got watch my last update I got 2 new tanks used and 1 is suposed to be a 75 gall and the other is supposed to be a 120 could u let me no what u think the size is on them

James Campbell - 10 years ago

A brother I have been watching you're Chanel for awhile now..
I just got some german blue rams for my tank the guy at the shop said they are male and female but I'm not to sure if they are can you help me out

TheAngry Fishman - 10 years ago

I cannot imagine TheAngry fishman planted tank. I've been tempted by others. Lol

TheAngry Fishman - 10 years ago

lol

Maurice Aquariums - 10 years ago

Tempted you say? Lol

Hindsight Aquatics - 10 years ago

I like to super glue mine to rocks.

Bill Zerkeley - 10 years ago

I like to use cable ties.

MrRandomJeremy - 10 years ago

The tank is fine for goldfish 29g is a good size tank for oranda's or a ryukin nobody believes me search it up the minimum size is 29 soo that is fine they might eat a plant though.

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Reefer RICO - 10 years ago

Hey how its going I need some help with my fish can you please go check out my latest video and drop a comment if you know what I can do thanks for your time

Johanan Micaiah - 10 years ago

What happened to the goldfish that was there?

HybridHerps - 10 years ago

super glue also works for attaching plants to hardscape.

Patrick Ziegler - 10 years ago

I use the rubber suction cups from old heaters, etc. Attach the cup to the side of the tank, stick an Anubias through the hole and you're done. Fast, simple and creates a great effect. Besides, who doesn't have old suction cups? Super easy to move.

dfunkt - 10 years ago

that sounds cool!...gonna try that.

Livefromtha315 - 10 years ago

Sweet

say my name - 10 years ago

yo dustin can you plz answer my puffer question.

Dustin's Fish Tanks - 10 years ago

um- whats the question?

calgy84 - 10 years ago

I used rubber bands, but they get brittle and break after a month or so under water, which is fine if its attached on its on by then. Switched to green acrylic wool, very soft and doesnt cut into the rhyzom, plus if you use the right color its barely visible.

Dustin's Fish Tanks - 10 years ago

good to know. I used to use rubber bands as well. I really wanna try small black zip ties...

Tim Lucas - 10 years ago

You should put a red caped oranda goldfish in that tank D. TANK ON!!!! :D

rebeljoe williams - 10 years ago

Have you ever used gel super glue? I used it on my moss and it worked great,the moss 3x'ed its size now and attached it self fine. It does not hurt fish reef people use it on there rocks.

Bexley75 - 10 years ago

I swear by it, specially good for java fern!

rebeljoe williams - 10 years ago

+Dustin's Fish Tanks It worked for me no ill effects on my fish or water either

Dustin's Fish Tanks - 10 years ago

i actually asked Bryan on this, he hasn't nor have I. I know my girl Margaret in Canada does though....

Wayne's Fish World - 10 years ago

"what was that demonic noise"........ohhh you mean dustin, he was just closing a video

Wayne's Fish World - 10 years ago

haha yeah man it makes the ending more dramatic

Dustin's Fish Tanks - 10 years ago

haha- Yeah- that was a nice grunt eh?

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Ruben - 10 years ago

I like what you did with the Anubias on the driftwood. I like to use this Invisible Thread 100% nylon and it' like clear. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CCEIHW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

ZippyDragon - 10 years ago

Hey Dustin my friend thinks that you can't tie anubias to rocks because driftwood has nutrients and rocks don't. Is this true?

Natural Aquatics Eco-Aquascaping - 10 years ago

......"If you can't tie a knot : Tie alot"........ Thanks D.... Tank On !!

TheFishGamer - 10 years ago

That tank looks really cool and any suggestions on goldfish for a pond

TheFishGamer - 10 years ago

Ok thanks

Dustin's Fish Tanks - 10 years ago

Thanks,-depends on where you are located as far as weather, depth of pond, how much work you wanna do ect. comets are easy, koi if its a huge pond, fancy goldfish if you can get it deep enough and they aren't gonna freeze solid over the winter, (i have kept them over winter in KY in just 18 inches....just fantails, not orandas or anything too crazy)