HOW TO: Building a LOW TECH Planted Aquarium | TonyTanks
Pets & Animals 7 years ago 197,156 views
Loved the idea of using these black rock strips to raise certain parts of the aquarium (as I did in my previous video) so I decided to do it in a larger aquarium. I bought some plants at an online store but sadly got very few of what looked like aquarium trimmings... Not exactly what I was expecting but had to work with it and will have to continuously grow the plants, trim them and replant them until I fill the aquarium to my liking. I haven't decided on what fish to stock the aquarium with but they will most likely be neon tetras or other small colorful fish. The tank at the end looks a little cloudy but that will soon disappear once the tank gets well established. Will be posting an UPDATE video on this tank and my previous one so SUBSCRIBE to keep up! Hope you enjoyed the video and remember to leave that LIKE if you did! Thanks! MUSIC: 1. Ascending the Vale 2. Danse Morialta 3. Gymnopedie No. 3 4. Easy Lemon 5. Cello Suite 1 in G 6. Cattails Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
10. comment for HOW TO: Building a LOW TECH Planted Aquarium | TonyTanks
English can be bad looking at the bug
20. comment for HOW TO: Building a LOW TECH Planted Aquarium | TonyTanks
I just want to make sure that plants will thrive using this type of substrate you're using. Thanks!
30. comment for HOW TO: Building a LOW TECH Planted Aquarium | TonyTanks
MY ADVICE EVINN: look up Dustin and his dirted tanks - with some help or by yourself you could do it pretty easy as long as you go slow and do your research. Dirt makes all plants easier, but that being said, it isn't a MUST, you will just have to help those plants grow with other food if theres not dirt
Hi tony I love your videos and I like your channel
Please if you have time can I get a shoutout