Emersed Aquarium Plants 172 4

Pets & Animals 7 years ago 13,868 views

In this video, I talk about the emersed Anubias Frazeri in my 240 gallon tank as well as my emersed tank project in my fish room. Emersed Plants: 240 Gallon Tank - Anubias Frazeri 40 Gallon Tank - Anubias nana gold, Anubias Hastifolia, Anubias Heterophylla, Anubias Afzeli, Anubias Nangi, Anubias Barteri, Anubias Minima, Anubias Congensis, Java Fern Lace, Cryptocoryne Wendtii, Amazon Sword. Equipment: Heater, 100 Watts: http://amzn.to/2pN2ROX Lamps: http://amzn.to/2odvpUK Light Bulbs, 75 Watt, 5000K LED: http://amzn.to/2pmYWvm Water Pump, 85 gph: http://amzn.to/2oSt0gN My Fish Room Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoJdcBMHfg4 240 Gallon Tank Aquascape: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozCf6986c9E Music by bensound.com

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Samuel Jiménez - 7 years ago

buenas tardes, una pregunta q planta es la de tu acuario y felicidades Hermoso acuario, saludos desde México df,

Ivan C - 7 years ago

Love the set up

I.R. Serviano - 7 years ago

Hi, how did u plant the anubias inside the pot? Is it tied to a drift wood or just and organic soil with the rhizome exposed just above the substrate? Thanx a lot.. love your work!

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Yes, miracle gro organic potting soil works great. the organic brand ensures there are no added chemicals that might hurt fish.

I.R. Serviano - 7 years ago

Thanx a lot.. just natural garden soil boss? Luv ur work so mch.. really apreci8 it. .

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Hi I.R., I just hold the anubias while I fill the pot with the soil to make sure the roots are covered, but the rhizome is exposed. Thanks!

Rajiv Nair - 7 years ago

amazing work :-) you're an inspiration. I wanna be you someday !!

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Thank you, Rajiv!

g Josué moir cerna - 7 years ago

Do you supplement with ferts, and if so what and what is the schedule? Great channel

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Hi Josue,
In the large 240 gallon, I don't put any supplements yet. I started with organic soil in the substrate with osmocote fertilizer (http://amzn.to/2oox5L1). This substrate should last at least a year based on previous experience...after that, I would probably need to dose iron and potassium.
In the small 40 gallon emersed tank, I also have organic soil with osmocote...I also have red worms and snails that breakdown the organic matter and convert it into nutrients for the plants.
Thanks for tuning in!

Danny's Aquariums - 7 years ago

Wow great video man!
I just subscribed!
Keep up the good work and thumbs up!

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Thank you!

Duane Hill - 7 years ago

Great stuff. Good luck with your new discus fry. Looking forward to video featuring those guys.

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Thanks Duane! I hope to finally have success with the fry being raised by the parents!

Cindy O'Hara - 7 years ago

As usual, a very informative video. Thank you so much for sharing.I always wondered what the difference between emersed and immersed plants, and then there are bog / pond side plants that allow their roots to be 100% below water but would not survive a total immersion. I am amazed by how many plants you have in your emersed project and I am also so impressed by how many types of anubius you are successfully transitioning. I think your fish room is the best I have seen! Thanks Again

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Cindy, I don't have a facebook forum, but maybe in the future. With anubias, I've read in a forum (linked below) that for pollination to happen, the flowers have to be above the water and the two flowers have to be from unrelated plants, i.e. self- pollination doesn't work. I will definitely document any progress I make and put a video together to share. Thanks!

https://emersedanubiasblog.wordpress.com/

Cindy O'Hara - 7 years ago

Do you have a facebook or forum that you post on... I also love Anubias and their little 'lily' like flowers, sometimes I have 3-4 flowers at a time. I would also love to learn more about the plan. I wonder if they are related to lilies in some way?

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Thank you, Cindy! I love anubias, they have so much to offer. I eventually want to get into pollinating anubias as a means to propagate them...it's yet another aspect of the planted tank hobby that is not talked about much.

M. Peters - 7 years ago

I love your setup. What lights do you use?

M. Peters - 7 years ago

Thanks.

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

Hi, the bulbs in the 240 gallon tank are 100 Watt LEDs, 5000K color, PAR 38 (Phillips brand).
The bulbs in the 40 gallon tank are 75 Watt LEDs, 5000K color, PAR 38 (Sylvania brand).
Thanks!

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Creole from Damsko !! - 7 years ago

I need to get started !!!lol

Trace Vision - 7 years ago

Neat rain drip system! I am slowly but surely learning about discus fish and their habitats and whatnot and I love a lot of your setups. I hope to get some discus in the coming months! Thanks for the info :)

PlantedDiscusFishTank - 7 years ago

That's great! Discus are beautiful fish and can be addicting...once you get a few, you will want more until you get all the color strains! :)