Reciprocity Aquascape 1 Year Old by James Findley

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Husain Alqabandi - 8 years ago

hi james how are you?
i have problem with my tank 200co*50cm*60cm the CO2 cannot cover all tank i try use API co2 booster but also without any results, can you help me please?
second a question please, when time start co2 and when time close it?
many thanks james

Aleph Null - 7 years ago

the lights should not be synced but should start an hour before the lights come on and stop an hour before they turn off

Brad Simpson - 8 years ago

I'm not James, I am not associated with TGM in any way, and without seeing your setup I can't really say much on your first question, but I can tell you that plants use CO2 as part of the photosynthetic process, which only occurs while they're exposed to sunlight(or aquarium plant lighting). Ideally, your CO2 system should cycle on and off with your aquarium lights.

lifehackertips - 9 years ago

how do you filter these aquariums?

James Preper - 9 years ago

What are those bubbles that are raising from the plants ? oxygen or do you have CO2 pump in the substrate ? or the plants release some oxygen ?

tomp rocks - 8 years ago

+vzsombor95 noob

Paul Marriner - 8 years ago

actually, this is called pearling. As the plants create oxygen the surface tension of the water keeps the oxygen held in place until it has enough mass to break the tension. My tank does this without CO2 injection. Also if you actually watch the video you can see the bubbles rising throughout the entire tank. Now unless you think he is running an under-gravel CO2 system, that is oxygen being released from the plants. "boobles"....

vzsombor95 - 8 years ago

+Paul Marriner definitely not oxygen from plants, this isnt the way how its made... when plants creating oxygen they doing it one by one molecule, so while oxygen molecules leaving the plants they become solved in water. i think these boobles are from the co2 system

Paul Marriner - 9 years ago

plants creating oxygen. sign of healthy plants

TheFirefox8192 - 10 years ago

Does the substrate require cleaning, and if so , how is it done?

TheGreenMachineLtd - 10 years ago

+TheFirefox8192 The substrate doesn't need cleaning. We do remove (syphon) sediment from the aquarium during maintenance though.

Nabil Raziq - 10 years ago

What fish is that 1:17 and in 3:20????

Varun Pathak - 9 years ago

+Nabil Raziq Chocolate gourami,they are a little hard to keep

TheGoci - 10 years ago

Hi, can you please tell me the name of the fish @ 1:29 (top left corner) ty
ps. I could watch your videos forever :)

Varun Pathak - 9 years ago

+Matheus Matos or the harlequin!!

TheGoci - 9 years ago

thank you

Matheus Matos - 9 years ago

it's a trigonostigma heteromorpha.

Fun Aquariums - 10 years ago

Simply beautiful

Paul Nicoloso - 10 years ago

L'oxygène ne risque pas de manquer ici...

Bryson Wiley - 10 years ago

That's cool

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JohnDoe - 11 years ago

Do your plants always pearl?

Ethan Vargas - 11 years ago

Can you sub to me

Allen Tan - 11 years ago

hydrocotyle sp japan

UnderwaterTreasurez - 11 years ago

Just Amazing!

TurtleTankVideos - 11 years ago

Recently bought an 8ft x 2ft x 2ft tank, looking for ideas for an aquascape for 3 my different turtles. Can you give me any tips for this project? Plants aren't really an option as they will get eaten. Do you have any possible techniques I could use with rocks?

NATUREmag - 11 years ago

Interesting! Thank you very much! Happy Sunday!

iSim0641 - 11 years ago

dat pearling

Brendan Kavanaugh - 11 years ago

Check out a guy named Dustin on Youtube. Dustin uses organic potting soil under gravel with some red clay. It works great, I can personally attest to it!

César Riveiro - 11 years ago

beatifoul tank !

Curtis LaMalfa - 11 years ago

Anyone in the U.S.A know of a good resource for cheap substrate supports that are aquarium safe?

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MissBella71 - 11 years ago

Looks like a Chocolate Gourami (Sphaerichthys osphromenoides).

David Pierce - 11 years ago

you need to supply enough co2 and nutrients for in order for the plants to fully utilise the light and photosynthesise

Grant Grillo - 11 years ago

Honestly I'm not a huge fan of this layout. I love James' other work, but not this one. It may be the choice of fish, or the fact that the stones are so difficult to see. It may look different in person, but from the video, it doesn't do anything for me.

Matt Weber - 11 years ago

How many otos are in there?!?!

Phil Grady - 11 years ago

This tank has inspired me to set up my Iwagumi tank. I plan on a 100 gallon tank and the simplicity of style of the Iwaugumi layout is appealing. Thank you for the inspiration. The tank is even more breathtaking than the day it was created, and I did not think that was possible!

MrTurritos - 11 years ago

my tank sucks =(

David Pierce - 11 years ago

I agree with suivzmoi, we need a day in the life of The Green Machine Video :)

David Pierce - 11 years ago

plants release oxygen as they photosynthesise

sangoluvr9 - 11 years ago

plants create oxygen....

Marian Cihoň - 11 years ago

the size is mind-blowing, plants looks so healthy. but i don't like the design much - it just looks too flat in the centre. i wish it had more texture.