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AquaTV - 7 years ago

The light is too weak, not suitable for aquatic plants

AquaTV - 7 years ago

Oh great. I wonder how to clean this aquarium

pecktec - 7 years ago

+AquaTV yeah well this is a super old video. They have LEDs now that do a lot better.

CTH 03 - 7 years ago

I hate the yellow lights

อมรเทพ ขุมแก้ว - 7 years ago

ทำไม ปลูกแบบนั้น ล่ะคุณ หรั่ง

pecktec - 7 years ago

เพื่อช่วยให้ปลา

Leo's Channel - 7 years ago

The five gallon actually looked bigger

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Leo's Channel if you mean the spec this is the same length but a little deeper.

David Perrin - 7 years ago

What do you think are the best tanks as you have a loteof fluval tanks

ttgk - 7 years ago

Man you only get that small opening on the top? Thats a deal breaker for me

Hornet Oliver - 7 years ago

Spec-5 is a much better nano option, IMHO.

Wrecker4488 - 7 years ago

I understand the design of it but man that tank is inefficient. If I had that tank I'd always be worried the tank would crack because it's not of a flat surface.

Boon Doggle - 7 years ago

Looks beautiful

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Sumner Bob - 7 years ago

Lol just throws the instructions...I would actually sit down and read it in the loo for fun

Beast _ Gago - 7 years ago

It's practically a aquaclear filter

Beast _ Gago - 7 years ago

pecktec oh you could try putting another aquaclear sponge added with the first level instead of carbon more bacteria growth and filtration

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Beast _ Gago it's an aquaclear 20.

ethefire - 7 years ago

Cleaning the glass and the substrate would be a pain with that small opening. Besides that it is a beautiful tank.

COMIX INK - 7 years ago

"maneuvering in this hole is a bit of a challenge" what he really means "This hole is THE BIGGEST PAIN IN THE ASS!"

MARKLINMAN1 - 7 years ago

What about an air stone/pump? Thanks in advance.

pecktec - 7 years ago

+MARKLINMAN1 I think it helps but there seems to be enough surface agitation to do the job. I don't keep it filled all the way most of the time. Just right after a water change.

MARKLINMAN1 - 7 years ago

pecktec no I don't want, hahahhaa, was wondering how you get away with it. Are the live plants providing the needed oxygen for the fish then? Thanks again.

pecktec - 7 years ago

+MARKLINMAN1 I don't use them but you can if you want.

SAVAGE308SNIPER - 7 years ago

What are instructions?

SAVAGE308SNIPER - 7 years ago

pecktec Cool. How do I explain how to snipe savagely? What's an explanation?

pecktec - 7 years ago

+SAVAGE308SNIPER if I said how do you snipe savagely. And you explained it. That explanation would be instructions.

Matt James - 7 years ago

some GU10 led bulbs would make this look amazing, did you or the person you set this up for ever try the GU10 led bulbs? :)

Guitar T - 7 years ago

i like fluval aquariums, but I dont like the led lights, WAY TOO BRITE, any suggestions, thx

Patricia Jones - 7 years ago

What is the difference between plastic and glass? I heard that plastic or acrylic tanks weigh less than glass ones. Also how many fish can a 5 or 6 gallon tank hold. I like this tank, but I agree with some of the other posters. The opening is very small. I am looking on getting a small tank and I do not know which way to go glass or acrylic. I also like that 5 gallon fluval tank you set up in another video.

Patricia Jones - 7 years ago

I have to worry about weight. I can't lift heavy objects.

Jessica Cook - 7 years ago

Patricia Jones glass is much better quality.

Marlen Lucero - 7 years ago

I have a betta but i would like to add 2-3 tetras and ghost shrimp would that be too many fish in this little tank??

Beast _ Gago - 7 years ago

Marlen Lucero honestly introduce the tetras and shrimp to tank first to establish themselves then put the betta or else the Betta goes in first it will be more territorial

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Marlen Lucero nope if the tank is well kept you could do that.

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musicalmarion - 7 years ago

Oh I just reached the end - you did such a great job and it looks really stunning !

pecktec - 7 years ago

+musicalmarion wow thanks!

musicalmarion - 7 years ago

LOL "Instructions..." <chucks it on floor> :D

Sam Heiden - 7 years ago

how often u water the plants ?

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Sam Heiden all the time. Since they are under water.

tara neasmith - 7 years ago

Cleaning would be a huge pain...

Alistair Leon Kok - 7 years ago

Hi Pecktec, Thanks for posting this video on maintenance for the Fluval Edge 12 gallon. I just set one up a couple weeks ago and have been adding some low-moderate light plants: Anubias and Java Fern on driftwood, and Undulata planted in fluorite (the only substrate I used in this system). I wanted to add some floating plants (wisteria and dwarf water lettuce) and have kept the water level below the top glass -- do you think enough light will reach across the entire top surface for these floating plants?

Adam Sean dubstep - 7 years ago

Love this video

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Adam Sean dubstep very cool thanks. It's getting pretty old now.

Robert Clark - 7 years ago

if you were only allowed one of the smaller tanks, what one would you have?

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Robert Clark right now I like the Flex.

Steven Bourgeois - 7 years ago

Great setup. I'm looking at this for myself but wondering how do you clean the algae off the sides? thx

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Steven Bourgeois drain it down a bit then take an old credit card and make your way around the glass.

Pinkie unicorn - 7 years ago

Y the fuck is it orange

musicalmarion - 7 years ago

I liked the Orange : p

pecktec - 7 years ago

+Something Something lol good question. Not my fav tank color.

Adam Sean dubstep - 7 years ago

ur awsome

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Umar Mujeeb - 7 years ago

can you easily add a heater?

Spencer does random stuff - 7 years ago

Umar Mujeeb you don't need a heater for tropical fish they will be fine

pecktec - 7 years ago

Sure!

hans veenstra - 7 years ago

you are a true artist. very nice to see what you made of this small tank. creating someting beautiful with a little space ☺

pecktec - 7 years ago

Thanks! my newer scapes are a bit better be sure to check them out.

chefdan87 - 7 years ago

Cleaning the tank and trimming plants seems like it would be a pain in the ass with that small opening on the top. Also if you decided to restart the tank with new substrate it would be hard to get the old stuff out. Looks cool though.

TheGamingMelon - 7 years ago

Were is the heter & air pump

pecktec - 7 years ago

+TheGameingMelon 10 air pump? The heater went in later.

Lalo Guillen - 8 years ago

what filter is that

Bryce Vitulli - 7 years ago

Aquaclear 10

ike zara - 8 years ago

what is the dimension

Boon Doggle - 7 years ago

ike zara It's the height, depth and width of a thing.

Nikhil Julka - 8 years ago

amazing setup.. subbed ya

Disney Dess - 8 years ago

is this good for saltwater fish

Disney Dess - 8 years ago

thanks

pecktec - 8 years ago

+Disney Dess I wouldn't think so but I've seen it done a bunch.

janedagger - 8 years ago

I had one of these tanks a few years ago and loved the look... but, the opening truly is a pain. I would suggest using your hands instead of a "tool"... hehe. BUt, that's me. Maintenance is not as fun with the opening and the lights do die. I like your LED idea much and if I ever get another, which I probably will do, I'll definitely get LEDs. Nice video though and very nice landscaping.

Lashawna Brady - 8 years ago

I did not need to see unboxing and set up in real time. speed it up. please

MoreMike - 8 years ago

Do you have to put that black peace on to keep the filter in place I don't know were to put it

s_ r - 8 years ago

i hate how it has small opning my hands are big and its hard for me

pecktec - 8 years ago

same the new one (that was supposed to come out a year ago) will have a wider opening i think.

s_ r - 8 years ago

what fish did you put in there

pecktec - 8 years ago

It was a friends he had some guppies in there.

Eric C - 8 years ago

Any idea when the Fluval XV or Fluval 19 gal Edge Plant will be on the market? ( I know you have connections lol ) Here's my Edge 6 setup https://youtu.be/3NhP_Mcs3lA

Masterjedi688 - 8 years ago

Fluval needs to remake this tank with either a bigger opening length and width wise or make the tank with a removable lid for aquascaping, water changes and floating the bags with the fish inside so the water in the bag can reach the same temp as the water in the tank. All in all, it's a nice looking tank.

Lilja S - 8 years ago

Big enough for one betta?

aldlkj - 7 years ago

Lilja S I think so... 6gal

PricklePickle - 7 years ago

yes, maybe 2 small ones but not recommended but 1 is fine.

B's Aquatics - 7 years ago

s_ r Berra and shrimp would be ok but the Betta would eat baby shrimp

s_ r - 8 years ago

Lilja S yha mabe some srimp

cobydrei - 8 years ago

$137 + $352 for shipping hahaha

cobydrei - 8 years ago

is this glass?

Bryce Vitulli - 7 years ago

Yes

drew teman - 8 years ago

can't find the update video

IBZY1._ OFFICIAL - 8 years ago

can u send me link of where i can buy this

IT’S YO BOY A CHANNEL - 8 years ago

GamerzNet HD its in the description

IBZY1._ OFFICIAL - 8 years ago

thank you so much!

pecktec - 8 years ago

Here you go http://amzn.to/2d9SO4A

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jason rothfeld - 8 years ago

Id say the only fish that should go in this thing is like shrimp, tetras, danios, guppies, goldfish, snails, khuli loaches, and plants. maybe dwarf gouramis too.

pecktec - 8 years ago

+jason rothfeld well no gold fish but the others would work.

G R I Z Z L Y - 8 years ago

What kind of fish were put in there? Just curious

piink socks - 8 years ago

"And we have instructions"
throws them to the side

Denise Thasder - 8 years ago

мιnuѕ
Aint nobody got time fo' dat

Curtis King II - 8 years ago

Very nice.... But that rubber band is throwing me off its so noticeable lol

King R. - 8 years ago

best starter tank ever I could never

Oshmed TheGreat - 8 years ago

Do a unboxing and setup for the Fluval Chi. I also have a question, is the 6.6 gallon Fluval Chi still available to buy?

Oshmed TheGreat - 8 years ago

Oh ok thank you.

pecktec - 8 years ago

I don't really like that aquarium. If one of my friends gets one I'll do it with theirs.

Philip lion - 8 years ago

Claudia Penaranda - 8 years ago

how do you prep your water? what products do you use?

Claudia Penaranda - 8 years ago

+pecktec thank you!!!

pecktec - 8 years ago

I'm answering your question in tomorrows video. :)

Nick V - 8 years ago

Is the tank glass or acrylic?

pecktec - 8 years ago

Glass

Auzzie - 8 years ago

Could you send one to me :)

Olly 1010 - 8 years ago

How much was it

LylacProductions - 8 years ago

I have recently been watching tons of planted aquarium/unboxing videos because I'm obsessed with planting my aquarium and Betta fish! Currently my parents won't allow me any live plants for my Betta. We got one once and, according to my mother, it caused an outbreak of these little things (I know they were just part of the tank's cycling, they looked like little worms) and yes we washed the plant before putting it in. I would love a Betta sorority and that's probably what I'm going to spend my birthday money on this month (July bday). Sorry if it's too much information but I love this tank and setup! Do you think this tank would be good for 5-7 bettas (aka a Betta sorority!)? Thanks! Love your videos!

pecktec - 8 years ago

I would do a bit bigger tank for that many. The little worms were not from the plants they pop up naturally. Normally the fish will eat them and they cause no harm. Look at my Aquarium plants for beginners video for some that are real easy to grow plants.

LylacProductions - 8 years ago

Nevermind about the sorority! I would need a 10 gallon+!

Solniczka Morska - 8 years ago

Fajne ;-)

pecktec - 8 years ago

Dzięki!

smshdchrb - 8 years ago

20:12 that's what she said

RX580Gaming - 8 years ago

wow! so original!

Quigley TheQuail - 8 years ago

With this substrate and gravel combo will you need to vacuum the gravel during water changes?

Quigley TheQuail - 8 years ago

+pecktec one last question...is it ok to use plastic decorations in a planted tank? Would they require extra cleaning or etc? Thanks Peck! I've enjoyed your videos for a while. I'd like to see you do a nano saltwater tank...I've noticed several nano saltwaters with frog-fish in Houston. Thanks again

pecktec - 8 years ago

+Quigley TheQuail I don't usually do that I let the plants do the work.

Flo Green - 8 years ago

Nice tank and set up, didn't know they made 6 gallon tanks. Very nice loved it

ExiliousX - 8 years ago

What are the dimensions of the hole at the top of the tank? I'm considering using one as a PC case.

Reptilian Spags - 8 years ago

He's right. You could make it a mineral oil tank with the radiator through the hole in the top.

ExiliousX - 8 years ago

No. We build fish tank PCs all the time.

RX580Gaming - 8 years ago

ur kidding right?

AHMET GUNDUZ - 8 years ago

şunu türkçe anlatın bişey anlamıyor uz

Hannah Jones - 8 years ago

Omg the perfectionist inside me is dying when he first puts the tank on unevenly

pecktec - 8 years ago

+Hannah Jones Sorry about that.

wcslim760 - 8 years ago

I set this tank up yesterday and the filter or motor is making a weird grinding sound any idea how to fix it

pecktec - 8 years ago

Be sure you prime the pump by adding water in the top where it comes in. The only moving part is the impeller sometimes if you get grit in there you can pull it out and wipe it down. It's magnetically attached so it just pulls out.

Harrison Walker - 8 years ago

The substrate can be a hassle at first as it produces so much amonia but is can be worth it with patients

Antonio Siete - 8 years ago

Lamentable.

Nolan Q - 8 years ago

Check out my video on how to add sand to your aquarium or other fine substrates
you can also soak the substrate to get bio growth

Sharp Smirnoff - 8 years ago

how many guppies you can keep in a tank of this size?

pecktec - 8 years ago

+Sharp Smirnoff six males

Too Cold - 8 years ago

and what kind of fish can u add to a tank this size with the plants you have in it

Too Cold - 8 years ago

+pecktec ya I found them about twenty minutes later after asking the question lol. was very helpful . ty . love the videos by the way

pecktec - 8 years ago

I have videos on both questions you asked. Check out my playlist one fluval edge videos. Hope it helps. Thanks for watching!

Too Cold - 8 years ago

how does one clean a tank like this ? same way you would clean a reg tank ?

travel and wildlife - 8 years ago

+The Gaming Betta he means the glass

X X - 8 years ago

You just siphon gravel and do water changes, same as every single tank.

Michael Xu - 8 years ago

+Christopher Glenn u dont clean it

SuperZandersmom - 8 years ago

I like the orange one. I don't think they make them that color anymore ?

Sarah Elizabeth - 8 years ago

I really like the design, but I find the elastic distracting, lightly attaching with fish line is much more attractive and natural looking.

pecktec - 8 years ago

I hear ya. The elastic is temporary. It breaks after a week or two. Just long enough to hopefully get the plants to attach. Of course there are lots of other ways to attach now. Including glue oddly enough. Flourish makes a supper glue especially for it.

sidehatch69 - 8 years ago

What a nice product

Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago

too small for anything but maybe shrimp

TIMLucas Timandlucas - 8 years ago

+MC JUGGERNUTS like your videos

Kelley G - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen a beta in a 50 gal. are you fucking retarded ? your the guy who has dead fish and blames it on the food

Kelley G - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen NO

pecktec - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen every betta I have ever owned is better off in the well planted clean and cycled tank I provide for them. As opposed to the Tupperware they were sold in. A betta in the wild may have 50 gallons of water to live in. A totally arbitrary number that is not necessarily accurate. But that 50 gallon is shallow, and may be full of other living things. That means it will stake out a few feet of water and never leave it. There is a certain point where they can be in to big a tank. A 55 for example is way to deepThe plants make a huge difference in the quality of the water. So a well planted 2 gallon is just as good as a 5 with fake plants. The true test of fish happiness (if one assumes they can determine this) should be determined but spawning readiness. If the betta is bubblenestimg he's probably ok. And to your original post. Shrimp need a much bigger tank. 5 gallons is to unstable. Cherry shrimp may be able to deal with it. But most won't breed. That's my two cents.

Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago

+Cody Well maybe but i still prefer to have larger tanks cuz then the fish has more space to move and chose where it wants its sort of territory to be. plus i can have more fish for them to interact with. Its more natural for the fish. I once had a goldfish in a 20 gallon and it would never move, the water was good and there were growing plants in the tank but it just looked depressed. When i moved it over to my homemade 80 gallon shallow ish tank it suddenly looked much much happier. Large aquariums don't have to be expensive either even if you don't build them your self, there are very cheap tanks on cregslist.

Cody - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen many kinds of fish don't need anywhere near 50 gallons to be happy and healthy. i've even seen bettas in 0.5 gallon tanks that live to be 5+ years old, but we can both agree that's much too small for them to be happy. 5 gallons for a single betta, for example, is plenty. they will be happy and healthy in a tank that size.

Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago

+Cody Honestly its all up to you but i think those guidelines are just put there so companies can sell smaller tanks and expand the market. Me personally if a fishes natural environment is 50 gallons at the minimum in the wild i won't put it in a tiny 6 gallon. And also a 50 gallon is not that large, for me i would call 50 and bellow a small tank. And around 80g is a medium. around 200g is a large. Anything above 300G is giant. The goal is not to give the fish enough space to move around in, you want to give it enough space to live in and a prison cage size is not enough space to live in all your life.

Cody - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen that's pretty silly. 50 gallons is absolutely ludicrous for a betta. the widely accepted betta tank size is 2.5 gallons minimum and 5 gallons recommended, while everybody agrees that those tiny 0.5-1 gallon "betta" tanks at pet stores are cruel.

Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago

+Cody Well in my opinion putting any fish, even a betta who's natural environment consists of pools that are 50 gallon at the smallest and then putting it in a 6 gallon tank is cruel.

Cody - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen plenty of kinds of fish can live very happily in a 6 gallon tank lmao. those 0.5 gallon betta tanks? hell no. but 6 gallons? plenty.

Palle M. Christensen - 8 years ago

+Cody yes

Cody - 8 years ago

+Palle M. Christensen no lol

manFORsuck - 8 years ago

nice one

Kiam Cua - 8 years ago

I've learned a lot about this fun hobby by watching pectec's videos.

Carlene Pool - 8 years ago

nice looking tank i am sure he enjoyed it

Bastarden - 8 years ago

I was thinking about buying this tank as a good starter but decided against it...the small opening in the top would drive me nuts!

crazee635 - 7 years ago

I was thinking the exact same thing. I can't have a tank with a little opening like that...it would be impossible to clean properly. Its a stupid design.

AudemarsontheWrist - 8 years ago

nice

Jerry Detres - 8 years ago

I just bought this tank, it's my first tank, do you recommend anything I should get for it? like heater co2 tank etc. . thanks brother

Najkstory FishFever - 8 years ago

good tips and tricks! :)

Neill Jansen van Vuuren - 8 years ago

Man this is awesome aquascape... wish it didn't need rescue

ICOOKIE69I - 8 years ago

Can you run a Fluval C2 for this tank?

B Sanders - 9 years ago

Any thoughts on 4-6 neon tetras and two Cory cats in this tank?

jason rothfeld - 8 years ago

You could probably throw in a dwarf gourami or guppies too.

mochitheone - 8 years ago

+Todd Howard Corys need 15-20 gallons, I have 4 in a 20

Dillon Cookson - 8 years ago

15 gallons + 2 platies

YouTube Hero - 8 years ago

+Nano Kumo u can put a couple of neons in there, I kept 6 in a 5 gallon and they survived for a little longer then a year, so I would say it's fine

Syafeeq Said - 8 years ago

+Todd Howard why are you and what are you here? you better be busy with a new TES..

SkankHunt42 - 8 years ago

+Browdy betta, shrimp im affraid.

B Sanders - 8 years ago

+Todd Howard what should I put in this shoebox then

SkankHunt42 - 8 years ago

+Browdy They also need 10 gallons. im not tryna sound like a dick this is just simple fish care.

SkankHunt42 - 8 years ago

+Neill Jansen van Vuuren Yeah because you had three usually the minimum is five hence the 10 gl

B Sanders - 8 years ago

+Neill Jansen van Vuuren what about mini puffers

Neill Jansen van Vuuren - 8 years ago

+Todd Howard The cory cat thing is totally true...but In had 3 neons my edge and they did great

SkankHunt42 - 8 years ago

+Browdy says any fish expert or hobbiest

B Sanders - 8 years ago

+Todd Howard says who

SkankHunt42 - 8 years ago

+Browdy no tetars need 10 gallons with a family of atleast 5. and cory needs 30 gal

finnaquarium - 9 years ago

nice tank

Fai Faifai - 9 years ago

Nice video, however would you recommend buying this from a USA website and have it shipped internationally to South America?

Faton Shala - 9 years ago

I whant to a aqvarium never hade one ? is it Hard? ??

Shamy Manavie - 9 years ago

felt "poor that instruction manual" lol....i guess i'm one of those guys who still read instruction manual, or else i'll be putting that tank over my head lmao

pecktec - 9 years ago

Lol I actually do read them for the most part. It's become a running joke to throw them aside.

meowrisaaa - 9 years ago

Fluval should pay people to use their pain in the ass aquariums lol

ita pretty but wayyyyy too complicated

san0w - 8 years ago

+meowrisaaa hahahaha i was thinking the same thing! Wonder how it is to clean the tank or capture a a fish

James Hamilton-Bird - 9 years ago

Thanks for your straight forward approach , I have been able to learnt a great deal.

pecktec - 9 years ago

+James Hamilton-Bird Awesome thanks for the comment!

MELODY MUNRO - 9 years ago

$23.99.....for the bag of eco complete...$49.00 on ebay over here..(Australia)...sucks...it's why I am trying dirted tanks rather than using the eco complete...just too pricey...

Jay Gilroy - 9 years ago

totally not worth the money

Pedarsag - 9 years ago

how are you supposed to maintain this tank? The opening is way to small to vacuum the gravel

pecktec - 9 years ago

It's not horrible the 12 is easier. You do have to plan for that when you lay it out though. More so than a regular tank.

Gerard Stephens - 9 years ago

Haha good old Garageband! Oh, and thanks for the review!

Gerard Stephens - 9 years ago

Awesome haha keep an eye out, I may be starting a channel using Garageband! Thanks again

pecktec - 9 years ago

Ha! I have worn that app out. It's neat to make your own music though. Even if it not so great. :)

100. comment for Fluval Edge 6 gallon: Unboxing and Setup

marcos garcia - 9 years ago

Can I grow marihuana in my fish tank

Neill Jansen van Vuuren - 8 years ago

Yes...definitely, I do it in al my tanks...in fact if you have a Pakistani loach he will get really high and try to catch it's tail ;)

pecktec - 9 years ago

+marcos garcia Humm maybe not in per-say. :) Check out my aquaduo video though.

Joel B - 9 years ago

I always thought they were cool aquariums, but I can't believe how small the opening is!

Lynn Little - 9 years ago

So which one do you recommend more 12 or 6 g? Which one is harder to maintain?

pecktec - 9 years ago

The 12 is by far the better one. The six is a pain. We are taking it down in a few days. It's not mine it's a friends. The newer led ones may be a bit better but idk. I love my 12 though.

littlepiggyzoo - 9 years ago

is the fluval edge easy to access and/or clean? as the top looks quite small??

littlepiggyzoo - 9 years ago

okay I will thank you

pecktec - 9 years ago

It is pretty small. The 12 is a little easier. I have a maintenance video for the edge you should check out.

YaBoi B - 9 years ago

+pecktec I am buying this tank, is it a good starter tank?

Iveth Chavez - 9 years ago

I am going to buying this tank and it will be my first tank, any advice?

Jake D - 9 years ago

Hi I really want this tank but can't really afford the $145. Do you know where to get this cheaper? thanks.

Zaidigames - 9 years ago

you would need a bubble stone or something, that tank will NOT be oxygenated by itself

mICHAŁ XXX - 9 years ago

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Snappy 6 - 9 years ago

now it does

Snappy 6 - 9 years ago

its not even

KodRaiN - 9 years ago

Fluval makes some of the coolest looking, non-functional aquariums. So much so that another company exists solely to make acrylic inserts for their filter compartments.

Alejandro Flores - 9 years ago

+pecktec good vid man make more

KodRaiN - 9 years ago

I was mainly referring to the acrylic filter compartment inserts for the SPEC series, but then you also have the awful filtration and the "always on" light on the Chi.

pecktec - 9 years ago

+KodRaiN For the aquaclear filters? Or do you mean to cover the intakes? I noticed they were making those. That being said my 12 gallon works great. I don't care for the 6 all that much.

Emily Hall - 9 years ago

I am hopefully getting the fluval edge 46l today! It will be my 7th tank

KRcandybox A. - 9 years ago

It would be a nicer tank if the glass top would me made of plastic and is remove able from what I have seen Fulval needs to test their products before they sell them but great video

John B. - 9 years ago

Here's a link to the Fluval Edge!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005WEDVIM/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B005WEDVIM&linkCode=as2&tag=hipvanlan-20&linkId=O26VABHWZGCVJYYL

MP288 - 9 years ago

whoever designed this fish tank obviously doesn't know what it requires to take care of one. Good luck trying to net Zebra Danios with that small opening, better take the weekend off cu it wont be an easy tsks! haha

hamneggwich - 9 years ago

+pecktec I'm quite fond of the trick of catching fish immediately after turning on the lights after the tank has been dark for hours. Alternatively, keeping the tank dark(and the room) and using a red light source apparently works very well too. You can move the net slowly and carefully when you do this so you don't mess up plants/substrate and the fish are less likely to realise that the net is even there. Still a bit awkward with the smaller Edge access, but it might help :)

pecktec - 9 years ago

Actually yea that is what you do. Still hard on an aquascape. Then again I have only had to pull a live fish out twice. I have to say the 12 gallon is loads better all around than the six.

hamneggwich - 9 years ago

+MP288 I'd probably just drain out most of the water into a big old bucket to give them a disadvantage, haha. Then put the water back :D

Leslie Gutierrez - 9 years ago

What was the little plant used in this tank? Not the Java Fern or Anubias.

pecktec - 9 years ago

+Leslie Gutierrez Its a type of crypt. But I got it so long ago i cant remember which one.

Harry Nugent - 9 years ago

I had that fish tank,it was crap!!!

Haardwiired69 - 9 years ago

Why

pecktec - 9 years ago

+Harry Nugent I have to say this one is way worse than the 12 gallon version. It has been wonderful. This one is a pain.

St-inky St-Inky - 9 years ago

não tem como trabalhar sem a tampa??

Jordon M - 9 years ago

and we have instructions, throws away i died laughing!

pecktec - 9 years ago

+Jordon M Thanks that sort of became my inside joke over the years.

Alfred Chambers Jr - 9 years ago

HI, Thank you soon much for your awesome videos. I've been watching all day.I think this is the perfect size for me since I'm a beginner. Do you think two guppies or small fist would do well here, along with some kind of algae cleaner like a shrimp. What are you community suggestions?

pecktec - 9 years ago

Yea you could do maybe four boy guppies and some ottos.

Tam Bui - 9 years ago

Can u use white sand instead of black?

porkchop express - 9 years ago

don't know why ppl are saying this is easy to clean...

the small opening was the main thing that turned me off about this aquarium. To vacuum through it & replant the plants/rearrange all the messed up decorations afterward (plus catch the fish b4 vacuuming) each time you clean it looks like a total BITCH.

plus, magnet or no magnet..you still need a razor to properly scrub off algae from the tight corners--impossible to do w/this aquarium w/out spending hours for maintenance, sweating, & getting pissed off.

pecktec - 9 years ago

+funktronix Yea but some people build ships in a bottle. LOL if so this is the tank for you! Seriously though the 12 gallon isnt bad but the 6 is pretty difficult if it gets to dirty.

nkaneti - 9 years ago

ive heard that its best to leave the tank empty with no fish for about a week for the water to mature, is this true?

pecktec - 9 years ago

+nkaneti That is true especially if its all freash tap water. Its mostly about the gases and desolved meatles.

Relyt345 - 9 years ago

That turned out beautifully, I think want to get one now, maybe stick my Clown killie fry in there

Jeremy Flener - 9 years ago

You have a good eye for aquascaping.

Missy Lowe - 9 years ago

I have 2 of them, and love 'em both! Gorgeous, easy to keep clean (it is small, just a few minutes), and well worth it (but maybe just to me :))

Chainsaw Reptiles - 9 years ago

+Missy Lowe There Like £150 Over Here Each So I Wont Be Getting One Any Time Soon ;) But Maybe I Hope XD

Missy Lowe - 9 years ago

So true, all the difference in the world! :)

pecktec - 9 years ago

Keeping the well maintained is the key for sure. But that's true with any tank.

Its Just Anais - 9 years ago

Where did u get the tank it's so cool

Tuan Wan - 9 years ago

the tank is ugly. hard to clean n stupid design. those who buy this tank will regret it.

Hi Aws - 7 years ago

Swiggty . Huh?

Swiggty - 7 years ago

You tell me

Hi Aws - 7 years ago

Swiggty . wtf r u saying

Swiggty - 7 years ago

Tuan Wan If you care about how it looked why did you get it

Atul Gupta - 10 years ago

How soon do the filters typically need to be replaced?

JazzyFaReal - 10 years ago

what nutrients do you use for your plants?

pecktec - 10 years ago

+JazzyFaReal I use mostly just flourish with Iron

diana isawesome - 10 years ago

where did u get the plant bush

Frogos mcduck - 10 years ago

like a man :D "and instructions....TOSS"

Vicky Li - 9 years ago

I died laughing

Filthy Is Babe - 9 years ago

So True :3

wolverine1865 - 10 years ago

those tanks look a right pain to clean

YungFLy Brown - 10 years ago

Question, if you use black sand will the plants still grow ?....

The Goldfish Nerd - 10 years ago

I would hate cleaning that tank >.>

pecktec - 10 years ago

+xDoctorRed Its got that ship in the bottle thing going.

Keegan Gibson - 10 years ago

Hi did you know that Hagen the company that owns Fluval also owns Aqua Clear filters? What that means is you have an AQUA CLEAR 20 so they can use it in a 6 gallon and a 12

pecktec - 10 years ago

+Keegan Gibson I did! Yep its a pretty decent filter.

Gabriel Titus - 10 years ago

yes indead I watch over and over your tutorials is so perfect done most complete work . meny thanks sir!

pecktec - 10 years ago

+Gabriel G Thanks for stopping by!

Venom65437 - 10 years ago

Off topic, where did you get the old time phone? I want one!

pecktec - 10 years ago

+Venom65437 yard sale

Xan Beerboy - 10 years ago

Man the lighting on this looks bad, especially on the edges of the tank. Did those plants survive in that light?

FortWayne Fishtanks - 10 years ago

+pecktec
could you grow crypt wendtii on the edges? How about java fern?

dragonrage122 - 10 years ago

+pecktec with the bad lighting i would suggest plants like anubias, java fern, and marimo moss. they do well in low lights, i've kept them in unlighted tanks rather easily.

pecktec - 10 years ago

+Xan Beerboy the lights it came with were awful. The LEDs were a bit better. but not a lot.

Gabriel Titus - 10 years ago

hello mister ; you do best films for aquariums , plantes like ferns , anubias , exotic fish , or any tipe of that I have to thank a lot to you :)

pecktec - 10 years ago

+Gabriel G Thanks!

Callum Earnshaw - 10 years ago

Whats the black substrate ?

Dmitry Shushkevych - 10 years ago

I bought Fluval Edge on last week, because in warehouse where i work this is the best aquarium! And thank's for this video its a good instruction for the first use Fluval Edge) (sorry for my bad english)

SkyeBlues - 10 years ago

Really nice. Turned out beautiful. Can't wait to get mine...

Celesta Martins - 10 years ago

I have watched Several of your video's and you often use more than one kind of substrate, this tank you only used the Eco-Complete Substrate, Can you effective grow plants with just the Eco-Complete, or do you need the others as well ? I have always had fish tanks but I have always used fake plants I want to start a tank with real plants so watching your video's are very informative. Thank you.

pecktec - 10 years ago

+Celesta Ralston Hey I responded to you in this video! http://youtu.be/dIbqvGH_GhY

pecktec - 10 years ago

You can use just eco complete. over time the nutiants will run out a bit faster with just that so I often put other things in as well. LOL I also end up with partial bags all the time so I end up blending sub strait.

Alvin Dam - 10 years ago

thank you ive learned a lot from your videos.

Hasaan Muhammad - 10 years ago

Nice tank

patrick jullian - 10 years ago

were did you the those bands from

patrick jullian - 10 years ago

beautiful plant attached to the bog wood

patrick jullian - 10 years ago

i will be getting one soon maybe not identical

adysetan69 - 10 years ago

Fluval edge will be my next 5th tank..hehe...naughty thoughts!!!

pecktec - 10 years ago

Ow myyyy

Michael M - 10 years ago

Hi - I've just bought the Fluval Chi 6 gallon. I was thinking of putting in 1 Betta, 4 Endler's Guppies, 1 Cory Cat - will this be too much, do you think? Thanks for the advice!!!

Michael M - 10 years ago

Cool - might replace with a few shrimp! Thanks for the advice!

pecktec - 10 years ago

That's sounds ok but keep in mind the Corey's are schooling fish and do better in groups. Also some types of Cory's get pretty big so you have to read up on them.

CharizerdEX - 10 years ago

is that glass or plastic aquarium??

pecktec - 10 years ago

Glass

Steve Vaj - 10 years ago

*Threw

Steve Vaj - 10 years ago

Love how you through that instruction manual, Like a Boss
Lmao.

pecktec - 10 years ago

Yes its now a running gag.

Lynn Heiser - 10 years ago

Another fine video and educational video at that. What is the name of the plant to the right. Not the Lace Java fern or the anubus the smaller one planted in the substrate. Also do you sell any of your plants?

Dribble Master - 10 years ago

good video

Lizzie Barrett - 10 years ago

We are replacing our daughter tanks, which is in her bedroom. We were sold a tank that only has a air pump, no filter at all (even though they said it was) and her plecs ~~"spook and kirk" died :~~( As we need the tank to go in her bedroom, just how quiet is the Fluval. On your clips (which are great) I cant hear any noise? We would be grateful if you could let us know, before we invest. Many kind regards Lizzie (UK)

Elizabeth Grace - 10 years ago

Fluval equipment is almost silent, but you need to watch the water height to make sure it doesn't dip too low. That's when it begins to be noisy. Just remember to do your weekly 25% water changes and you shouldn't have that problem.

Random Walk - 10 years ago

Nice aquascaping! I love it! I bought the same tank few years ago; does your top lid have issue with rust? How can you prevent that? Thanks :)

loopba - 10 years ago

Wow, the top only has a small entrance point? That would be far too difficult to clean, catch fish, etc.

Mark Nutt - 10 years ago

Yeah... I can't imagine what Fluval was thinking, or the people that buy them.

Noel Santos - 10 years ago

Thanks just got two of them@ $90.00ea. . For my little one. Will make a reef and see her eye's light up with nemo.

Clarisse Pauline - 10 years ago

I was planning on switching to this tank, but find that because of the small opening, and that you can't open the actual "top" of the tank can get infuriating trying to aquascape. Is there another aquarium that is similar but offers more space at the top to put both your hands in and really get in there... Sorry that was confusing.

Candace A - 10 years ago

What fish would you suggest I place in this tank? I just bought one and i'm getting mixed advice. Thank you

jon368100 - 10 years ago

oh wow, those lights are awful.

Alex Cardosa - 10 years ago

Felt like you where opening an Apple Computer box. That is well done packaging.

Miguel Carreiro - 10 years ago

I purchased one of these about a year ago. Like you said in one of your other videos: it is very hard to maintain and capture fish because of the tiny opening on top. You have a larger version (which is taller, in your other video) and that one is probably easier than the 6 gallon Fluval to get a net into.

I find it so frustrating to get a normal sized net to maneuver around this tank! I also found the filter's waterfall disturbing my substrate because of the low profile (especially when the water level decreased).

Lastly, the "old" version of lightbulbs, are actually quite dangerous. They get VERY hot and I found myself accidentally burning myself when I would lift the hood for maintenance.

They are very cheap, as you said, I got mine on sale for $100 I think.

pecktec - 10 years ago

I totally agree. If you get one of these tanks the twelve isnt bad but the six is a pain.

Gabriel Csoka - 10 years ago

do u think a 15 gallon tank is good for a planted aquarum

Gabriel Csoka - 10 years ago

thanks

pecktec - 10 years ago

Sure I think any size tank is good for plants!

Reid Smith - 10 years ago

i cannot understand why people would waste their money on something like this. $150 for a 6 gallon tank when you can probably get a 125 gallon for about the same price

pecktec - 10 years ago

They must have some great deals where you are. I know the point your trying to make although I think its a bit exaggerated. The point I'm making is that its a unique tank. Whether that's a good think or not is debatable. Not for you that's fine but this wasn't made for someone, who say would rather have a 125. Its a small artsy tank for a small with a unique shape.

Reid Smith - 10 years ago

search craigslist enough and yes, you will find deals like that and when i say 150 im talking about just the tank. not drilled not filters no light and no stand

pecktec - 10 years ago

No not even close 150 for a 125 gallon? Its not my favorit tank but it is diffrent and all the reason most people need.

Nessie Blanes - 10 years ago

awesome video!!!! i have the same tank and im loving it!!

Tacho Momendz - 10 years ago

that the orange material is based??

pecktec - 10 years ago

Yea I think that tank came in tree colors. White black and orange.

Jasjeet Sahota - 10 years ago

Hi I was wondering whether the filter makes much noise if I were to put it in my bedroom

Dylan Wolf - 10 years ago

I couldn't help but laugh when you threw the instructions at 1:00 :D

pecktec - 10 years ago

I have only had to go back and find it once. :)

Rose Sakura - 10 years ago

I know this is an old video but do you know if the fluval tanks usually come with heaters?

Rose Sakura - 10 years ago

darn i thinking of buying one for my moms birthday

pecktec - 10 years ago

Nope they don't normally.

Eckstrom Bryan - 10 years ago

your videos are GREAT thanks so much !!!!!

UK FISH KEEPER - 10 years ago

That looks great, i love it, but not loving the little top space you have to put the plants in etc, doesn't it make it a little hard to clean ?

UK FISH KEEPER - 10 years ago

That's good to hear you have been getting on good with it, it is very interesting how people find their tanks and the ups and downs they have with them,

pecktec - 10 years ago

I really have no problems with the 12 gallon version. My friend who bought the 6 gallon in the video has been a bit frustrated with it.

UK FISH KEEPER - 10 years ago

I See, but it looks really cool though any way, so it is worth the effort :o)

pecktec - 10 years ago

It is a sort of "ship in the bottle" time when you go to clean these. no matter how you decorate.

aquaticexpert3102 - 10 years ago

How is gas exchange supposed to happen?

aquaticexpert3102 - 10 years ago

I'm surprised that they would design one like that. As aquarists, we know how important gas exchange is. Great job on the aquascaping by the way!

pecktec - 10 years ago

At the waters surface. Because when filled properly most of the surface is touching glass and not air very little air is exchanged.

Stephenplaysmusic - 10 years ago

where did you get your driftwood? i want to make a little bonsai looking tree for my small aquascape :D

pecktec - 10 years ago

I have gotten most of my wood from my local fish store.

Justin Hoai Le - 10 years ago

What gravel did you use first what's the company ?

pecktec - 10 years ago

Eco Complete

Andre Malone - 10 years ago

Fluval Edge Facebook Site
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mario rodri - 10 years ago

buen video

Alyssa Bachmeier - 10 years ago

so with planted tanks, do you still use a siphon or whatever to clean out your tanks, do you just take some water out and put it back in? That seems impossible to clean.. or possibly the plants keep the water clean?

pecktec - 10 years ago

I do use a siphon to get the water out but I dont clean the gravel. Plants help keep the water and the tank in general very clean.

cyprus1309 - 10 years ago

Thanks so much Buddy! you are so patient and explain everything just perfect! loved it Happy New year from the UK x

pecktec - 10 years ago

Thanks!

adamcole111 - 10 years ago

Since danios are fast moving fish.. Is it common for then to jump out into the water stream and out into the filter?

adamcole111 - 10 years ago

thats weird! atleast think is covered. just got mine set up and started the cycling process on saturday, filled up water yesterday and just waiting until the slight cloudiness goes,

pecktec - 10 years ago

I havent had many of those but yes! All fish will jump now and then. I had some hatchet fish I would find several feet away from the tank. In the couch... yuck!

adamcole111 - 10 years ago

Does bog wood stain the water in this tank bad? How do you stop it? Does soaking it help?

adamcole111 - 10 years ago

ahhh thankyou very much!

pecktec - 10 years ago

Most wood will stain the water for a period of time. Soaking it helps but it would have to soak for a long time. I just let it go it doesn't hurt anything. It can even be helpful for the fish. The piece of wood n this tank had already been in an aquarium for a long time and didn't stain much at all.

Swedish_Steel - 11 years ago

Ok Thanks but are the pygme good at cleaning?

pecktec - 11 years ago

They aren't really a cleaner fish. Just bottom dwellers. Shrimp do a good job of cleaning though.

Swedish_Steel - 11 years ago

Do you think a siames algee eater + flying fox+ 4 cardinal tetras+4 small shrimp+1 small catfish would fit in this tank and survive?

pecktec - 11 years ago

The SAE and F Fox are almost the same thing and will be way way to big for this tank. I dont know about the catfish unless your specific.Maybe some pygmy corys or a bristlenose catfish while its young but even it will slowly outgrow it. The rest are fine.

M. Wright - 11 years ago

Thanks. Interesting vid. I just got one of these tanks and hope to set it up tomorrow.

M. Wright - 11 years ago

I took a look. Very informative. Thanks.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Great. I have a bunch of stuff on the 12 gallon also which is pretty similar.

adamcole111 - 11 years ago

how many fish would you say it good for this size tank or a 27litre tank? what fish would be ideal for them aswell? cheers!

pecktec - 11 years ago

Definitely depends on the fish you chose but a school of 6-7 danios or white clouds would be nice. Maybe some bebe puffers or one or two dwarf cichlids.

Dublogic gr - 11 years ago

great job and thanks for doing the video

omar contreras - 11 years ago

Sorry but, you have not idea how to do aquascaping set up!

pecktec - 11 years ago

+omar contreras no problem! I have a thick skin and I dont hold it against you.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Kasun Vithana - Its a simple substrate set up with Eco complete. This particular sub comes emersed in a liquid that contains beneficial bacteria and iron supplements for plants. look around 11:30 where i talk about it some.

omar contreras - 11 years ago

Sorry about that

pecktec - 11 years ago

I'll agree that its not my best and it have to be completely revamped after the dynamics of the tank revealed themselves (See the rescue video). But I dont think it warranted the "You know nothing about aquascaping" comment.

omar contreras - 11 years ago

I don't want to be mean, just he can do a better job with the beautiful tank.

Kas Vita - 11 years ago

+pecktec I disagree I love it! I do have a question though, what did you do with with the substrate?

pecktec - 11 years ago

Thanks for your input!

Ryley copeman - 11 years ago

"And we have instructions" throws away.

Haha gold!

pecktec - 11 years ago

Ha! thanks I actually crack myself up doing that.

Jefferson - 11 years ago

dia of 6G ?

hermesbowser11 - 11 years ago

that looks hard to siphon. is it? im thinking of buying one but thats the one problem that i see

SiXftSiXTaLL - 11 years ago

Love the rubberband :P

Abdrakhimov - 11 years ago

Крайне не удобная конструкция аквариума!

Harrison Gay - 11 years ago

How much was it

Al Leibman - 11 years ago

Outstanding! Very creative design - thanks for stepping us through.

Thao Doan - 11 years ago

hello. I wonder if its able for me to put the Fluval heater into the tank??

MMODoubter - 11 years ago

The top doesn't come off? There's no way I would buy that.

bmoneybesteves - 11 years ago

Nice!

pecktec - 11 years ago

I can be, keep it away from windows for sure! Great for an office though where not natural light gets to it.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Its easy 20% a week.

pecktec - 11 years ago

It can be but mostly because you don't ever want to skip a week of water changes. If things go bad they go bad pretty quick. But that being said all I ever do is scrape the glass trim plants back and change 20% of the water. so about 10 minutes a week.

AQUADESIGN by aquamaniac - 11 years ago

Nice video. Always liked the look of the fluval edge. Nice to finally see how it works. Greay simple aquascape too.

DJMRyan - 11 years ago

How about a African Dwarf Frog? Can I put that in the tank?

John Newcomb - 11 years ago

Very informative. My tank is due tomorrow, so I have a good idea of how to proceed

Celestial - 11 years ago

Great job and video.

jacob bull - 11 years ago

it looks like a nightmare to keep clean, how difficult was it to keep clean

litelboyblu - 11 years ago

ok thanks ^_^

Caleb Poulson - 11 years ago

ok, i understand now, thanks!! :)

pecktec - 11 years ago

I think the glass on top could be confusing. And the water is turbulent at the opening because the filter is there. So bettas won't be happy trying to get to the surface.

pecktec - 11 years ago

It's had some wicked algee growth. I'm not maintaining it ( it's a coworkers). I may have to film a make over.

pecktec - 11 years ago

You can cut it anywere along the stem. Make sure you have a few leaves on both the cut pieces

Caleb Poulson - 11 years ago

why?

lostdollbaby - 11 years ago

Oh Mr. Pecktec, he was doing his Blob impression (from Wolverine:Origins movie) p.s where's the update on this - I'm dyin to see how it's doing!

pecktec - 11 years ago

No I said Bub. That my Wolverine impression. :)

MrMagic282 - 11 years ago

did you call me blob?

litelboyblu - 11 years ago

thanks btw how do you cut the anubias i see you cut it but the base (i dont know what its called) grows stems so were do i exactly cut the anubias so i can have more please reaply thanks

pecktec - 11 years ago

at the same time.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Actually no I wouldn't put a Betta in it or any other fish that takes air from the surface.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Thanks bub!

pecktec - 11 years ago

Anubias nanna

litelboyblu - 11 years ago

great video what kind of anubias please reply thanks !

MrMagic282 - 11 years ago

nice step by step wolverine :)

takeyourpill - 11 years ago

Awesome video. Is this a good tank for a betta? I have my betta in a 3.5 gallon tank and I'd love to get him into something bigger.This tank just looks too cool to pass up. Opinions? and thanks!

Adam Gladwin - 11 years ago

if you add cold tap water do you add the chemical that said tap water thing to into the tank after you filled it up or put it into the water before you filled it[the jug or tub]

luizmakesvideos - 11 years ago

this tank makes having a removable top very convenient lollol

pecktec - 11 years ago

No I wouldn't think so. Better to have a mesh top.

mariogaming7000 - 11 years ago

I was just wondering if this could be used to for terapins?

pecktec - 11 years ago

I read that in a book. In the wild they grow up rocks on waterfalls.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Thanks! It is nice and cycled and he is fish shopping now. He also swapped for the LED plugin lights.

pecktec - 11 years ago

Right now 8 and working on 9. I also help with this one and another one at work which is the five gallon for the other edge video :).

xxxtremeskipping - 11 years ago

curious how many tanks you have? Great set up's and thanks for the reviews.

MelissaP - 11 years ago

Love it! I bet Spencer does too! Looking forward to the update and seeing the fish, etc. I am really enjoying my Edge but have learned I have to be part contortionist to do much of anything through that little hole. Thanks for another great video with good tips. I posted a brief and very amateur video of mine if you'd like to take a look.

foresaken797 - 11 years ago

i oddly found some of this Lace Java Fern at my local petsmart today while i was picking up some cat food and bird seed for my feeders. Was in the plastic tubes supplied by Top Fin. So i got 2 healthy plants of it. :)

rook - 11 years ago

love it!

akalegs - 11 years ago

Tank looks great.

foresaken797 - 11 years ago

pretty cool and i never have been told that fact about Java Fern before. No pet store or planted tank youtuber has ever mentioned that if you bury that part it will rot. Thank you for the knowledge.

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