HOW TO: Underwater Waterfall TUTORIAL
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Get the ultimate DIY book ► http://thekingofdiy.com Im also on facebook ► http://thekingofdiy.com See this in proper action ► http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtfivvZTUnk Learn how to build the background ► http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROZPt7M2uIk Learn how to build the water fall ► http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSbUTX0qyzs This is a how to video on building an underwater waterfall. It is a waterfall for your aquarium created using PVC and sand. HOW TO build aquariums ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSKIT2OLOYQ&list=PLcWeEm9w62maxRP9hUzeWSR2NsoCK0prQ HOW TO build aquarium filters ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROkhHGIPwj4&list=PLcWeEm9w62maaz5-CO-M0O7MzldTzRRhn HOW TO build aquarium stands ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN4Y9AYuwcQ&list=PLcWeEm9w62mbxY1lefvU5kgYiWRAGVVkU
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Many thanks for the reply and keep showing your magnificent fish.
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2: not enough air flow(air pump is too weak)
3:airstone set at the wrong height.
Here is the the sand fall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSbUTX0qyzs
Here it is built into a background: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROZPt7M2uIk
Btw, if you're not an instructor or teacher... you should be.
;)
1) Do these 'sand falls' exist in nature?
2) if so - What species have a habitat that include sand falls?
3) Do you think this would work as some elaborate fluidized filter?
Is it too thick?
is it okay that i am gonna be use a pebble ?
please reply.
i need answer pls.. help
can u showing the video...?
I need U'r help.
answer my question please...
thank you...
the "sansibar black" "sand" (..its to coarse to be called sand, but VERY fine for gravel) i use in one of my tanks should work very well for a waterfall like this, it is heavy enough, that i can use a gravel cleaner with low flow, and hardly suck out any of the sand, but its fine enough to be moved around by stronger current. (i love its look, even though its a major bitch to rinse initially) i might try that out one boring sunday afternoon, and report back.
PS: can anybody tell me, if it would be harmfull for fish to swim through falling sand and inhale it?
I'm having hard time looking for the 1mm sand.. I live in Southern California, is there a name/brand which will help me out?
Thanks
It will end up looking something like this:
DIY Sand Fountain Assembly
or this
Aquarium Sand Waterfall
It can also be used as a top filter...If kept off the bottum and with a PVC T-or-+ fitting. One can either run it with a cap on the bottum or just use a T set about 4 - 5 or 6" off the sand..
African Cichlid tank with 3D background and multi level sand fall.
HOW TO: Keep your aquarium clean
the sand is tooooo fine?
lol
Of course. It is underwater so O2 will diffuse into the water like any other source of air underwater... And yes, of course you will have a constant stream of bubbles emerging on top of your submerged waterfall.
do you know what kind of sand could use to make the waterfall look real
sorry my english is so bad