How I clean my 2,000G AQUARIUM
Pets & Animals 6 years ago 243,010 views
Cleaning my 2,000 gallon fish tank in my aquarium gallery! Check out the makeover i did to my 375 gallon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMnrYHJvG4c SUBSCRIBE ► https://goo.gl/xjOm50 Get the ultimate DIY book ► http://thekingofdiy.com LIMITED EDITION SHIRTS!! ► https://goo.gl/E2l6tk Facebook ► http://facebook.com/uarujoey Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/uarujoey/ The king of DIY aquarium projects, education and inspiration! Join me each SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY for a new aquarium related video! MAIL TO: PO BOX 25054 Truro, NS B2N 7B8 Canada How to build aquariums: https://goo.gl/gu3CsK How to build aquarium filters: https://goo.gl/cw0Jl9 How to build aquarium stands: https://goo.gl/9JB9jo How to build aquarium equipment: https://goo.gl/BHkT2s How to build aquarium lighting: https://goo.gl/Wg4kt0 How to build aquarium decorations: https://goo.gl/crQkeT Varius aquarium tutorials: https://goo.gl/BKCb3a ALL Thursday videos: https://goo.gl/DPHjEM ALL Sunday videos: https://goo.gl/Rn0wmS My aquarium pumps, circulation and lights are by: http://ecotechmarine.com My aquarium racks and the aquariums within them were made by: http://customaquariums.com
Your tank has orange/brown moss and mine has green. Is that bad??
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Thanks for sharing.
I have to agree I would love to see him setup a full blown SPS tank!!!
P.s I'm not asking for subs or anything like that just advice
P.s.s sorry if you see this message in another video.
Just recomending
I was just thinking- your electricity bill must be RIDICULOUS! I would look into getting some solar panels for your property, they'd help out so much! ALSO I really think that you should get a massive pond outside in the future for koi :)
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First off loving your DIY video's, your enthusiasm is really contagious.
Now im thinking of building my own tank but sadly plexiglass/acryllic is extremely expensive here(The Netherlands) so i was looking into polycarbonate sheets as they are allot cheaper.
Now i know they are stronger then plexiglass but there is very little information on it beeing used for aquariums.
Do you know of its safe to use or if there's a reason not to use it?
Dreams shattered /:
Soon... soon lol
Me:Dying cleaning only one tank
Cost of running a place like that , and foods for all your fish
It's super hot here today in Australia.
Thanks
Proper circulation in the tank will go a long way to preventing the buildup of waste in the tank.
I'm really curious now because I was considering setting something up that would heat my tanks from my hydronic system in my house.
Great video by the way!
1 Question, how do you condition the water feeding your drip system? Is it harvested rain water or off the mains supply?
My tap water smells like a public swimming pool. Probably about 60% chlorine.
Greats vids.
Can't wait to see you in london.
One question. How do you dechlorinate with a drip system?
Gonna need a longer hose
Just kidding the amount of knowledge gained every time you make a post offcourse.....
Since then.. ..HUGE FAN!!!
Thank you....
love you work, keep it up
Some guy with a 10,000 gallon aquarium actually does that. I think there’s a video of him on YouTube somewhere, LOL
If your fish is female, it could also just be full with eggs
enviormentalists that are pissed that he's "wasting' so much water, probably.
Special mention for your european fans?
Now that you got me hooked to the idea of setting one up, I'm in the planning phase (investigating the market, available equipment, food sources, etc...) Looks like it's gonna be a 105 gallon community tank, which I plan to have ready to stock by February 2018.
Great work and keep it up.
But they sure are a pleasant sight in a tank.
I have a major algae problem
How should i get rid of this as magnets and scrapers dont work
Best advice I can give for now is dial back the lights to 6 hours a day. Keeping light low is always the basic solution.
There is probably an imbalance tho. This can be due to overdosing fertiliser, going over the recommended 8-10 light hours a day, Tank receiving direct sunlight, overstocking, not enough water changes. Basically all simple mistakes cause algea.
Large amounts of plants help, and nerite snails can help keep algea down until the cause is fixed. I hope any of this was helpful.
I don't care how many people keep saying one of the rack aquariums are their favorite, this monster will always be the coolest