+Mark-jan Fioole thanks man, now get planting that moss!!

+Laura Wrenn Get to work on figuring out your flow!! And plant some moss!!LOL

+TWK Aquascaping Party on man!

+OZZYTHEOSCAR Dude! thanks for checking in! I hope you are getting enough water this year. I am really hoping we get snow this winter, or else I may have to start recycling my tank water and drinking it. Get planting your moss!!!

+pittbully13 Good deal man, he better get to work planting that moss!! Or I am coming for him. Let him know...

ADU Aquascaping Hmmm. Maybe.

+Ruben haha, I should have. I will get a Santa for Christmas. lol

+Hugh Melton Thanks man, get to work with your rocks!!

+Beyond Aquatic Design Look! The moss doesn't care about editing. It only wants you to have good flow! Get planting your moss dude!!! LOL

awesome

+Oscar Segundo Get planting that moss man!!

+ADU Aquascaping Yeah man I've actually been wanting to get me some mosses. Your tank/videos inspire me to mess with my tank. Imma try to go with co2 and also upgrade my light. I'm liking your new lights. maybe I'll go with one of those!

Once you get rolling I have plenty of moss I can sell you for cheap.

I don't actually have a video. I do an analysis video though. One of my older videos. I think it is called New nature aquarium. I talk about the process, and!!! In another video called "scaping with the triangular scape or using the golden spiral or something... I can't remember what it is called, I talk about using the golden ratio spiral etc....

Thanks! Glad you like it

ADU Aquascaping love your videos..wish I can make my 55 gallon low tech tank this nice...

+BD Aquascaping Thanks man, now get to to work planting that moss!!

naldjb Fissidens, Riccardia, and Java mosses. Check out all three videos in this series. Thanks for watching

Equales Rex in my "40 gallon nature aquarium aquascape" video I have all that information in the video description. It is the introduction video I use for my channel. You can also find it in the cinematic aquarium videos Playlist on my channel.

This tank itself is high-tech, but some of the mosses and the Monte Carlo could be grown low-tech

I did have a look at the 40Gallon intro video but the flora in that tank are very different to the ones in this tank. Does give me a break down though, so i'll wade though the ones i think will work for my low tech tank. Thanks. Great Video btw!

Equales Rex oh yeah a bit different. In this tank I had: blyxa Japonica, potamogeton gayi, S. Repens, Monte Carlo, microsword, hydro sp. Japan, Mini pellia liverwort AKA Riccardia, fissidens fontanus moss, peacock moss, Java moss, Anubias Nana petite, and Cyprus helferi.

Awesome, thanks ADU! Subscribed! What are you using on the left hand side of your tank to give the different heights of the bedding? Lava rock? More drift wood? Weights?

Haha nice! Thanks for watching

+ol Relic christmass moss, fissidens moss, willow moss.

+Chris Locke Yes!! How could you tell!? Get to work planting moss Chris!!!

I have an online diffuser, so it dissolves some of the gaseous CO2 as well, which helps distribution. You may have to move your configuration around to get optimized results

A lot of people genuinely hate fish and aquariums. I don't really understand why they don't just leave the video instead of disliking tho.

Oh, I will have to check it out, and thanks for the invitation. Are you a part of Aquascaping the World on Facebook?

+olav blikra A 4 lamp T5HO 6500k lamp will work really well. I have blyxa japonica, cyprus helferi, hydro sp, japan, Fissidens moss, Riccardia (Mini Pellia), Java moss, Monte Carlo (carpet plant), Anubias nana petite, Staurogyne repens, Micro sword, Potamogeton gayi,

Yeah i need to see around i dont live in USA or England soo its hard getting stuff here. but in Your nature aquarium i think its one of Your old tou have a javafern the bushy one ill be getting the narrow leaf maybe(it will probely be too big) but wasent it to mutch light for a javafern?

They can handle higher light. I got the thread leaf java, which is similar to narrow leaf, but doesn't get quite as long.

you can put it in the tank right after placing the glue onto the moss. You just want to make sure you do thin strands or clumps of moss. It will grow up and like a pillow on its own. I rarely trimmed mine... You can put it in a bottle with some water and place it under a desk lamp. In the dark it will go dormant. I am sure you could bring it back to life over time, but would take longer than keeping it green!

ADU Aquascaping thx for replying.. ohhh okay... hmmm how kong does it takes to growth? my rock is around 1/2 inch long ... how long it takes for you to get the fluffy pillow like moss? thank you

bradley stapleton I use an API Filstar medium size canister filter and the aquarium is a 40 gallon breeder. Great dimensions for aquascaping

you can put the moss on sponge if you want. Cut the sponge into thin sheets and glue or tie the moss onto it!

+Red Is For Ronny They are Bumblebee Gobies. They can be hard to take care of and need really small micron sized fry food, such as Golden Pearls specialty food. And a current that sweeps across the substrate of your tank. Thanks for watching.

Yes, they do eat Java moss. They didn't eat the Fissidens moss. They may eat flame moss and peacock moss. They seem to really enjoy java moss.

+Anh Tran These are AquaticLife Halo LEDs, really great LED for the price. Check out my review video that I did on these lights!!!

Jeremy McReynolds no, it will be fine. 83-84 is where it can start to cause issues

@@ADUAquascaping will tropical fish tolerate 79°F temps?. Also, my house gets pretty hot and i dont have a chiller. And cant afford to get one. So if i get it what are my options?

@@kathleenmonsegue9700 that temp is fine. You can look at Marinedepot.com for a chiller. Maybe an inline one that fits to a canister filter

it is because Oils from plants ;)

+Anh Tran Aahh okay that clears things up haha thank you! Is there anything I should be worried about in terms of it possibly hindering my gas exchange? Do I just need enough surface agitation to keep it somewhat clear?

Check out the eheim skimmer

Around 50$ 45$

Its just look annoying haha nothing to worried about

+John Ang Loctite super glue gel works because it is cyanoacrylate.

+Eugenio Vazquez Just the radiation measured in micromols. It is the standard now for determining needed light in your tank. 30-49 is medium light, and 50-100 is high, 100+ is very high, below 30 is low. All of these measurements are taken at the substrate, which is the lowest point from the light source. You will see many manufacturers using this measurement as a means to demonstrate how much radiation their fixture will produce, but real-world results will vary. Research PAR ( photosynthetically active radiation) Even more important is PUR (photosynthetically usable radiation). Just has to do with the amount of photons being produced by the light, and the type of nanometer it is emitting. Different plant pigments respond to different wavelengths of light. This, of course, is a very simple explanation.

Are they not bushy or have algae? It can be tough, maybe your temperature is high in your area? Thanks for watching! Hopefully I can upload more videos once I get a scape set up!

@@ADUAquascaping Algae, and I was not dilligent with my trimming. But that's because right now I have baby shrimps that like to hide among the mosses and I was afraid of accidentally mutilating them. Lol.

Some mosses tend to grow nicer in lower light, they will get shaped better and finer. Also try keeping it clean by having waterflow and maybe manually cleaning it, so algeas will not take over

+Jon Bettas you could buy stainless steel screen mesh at a hardware store and make your own, or you can usually find the mesh through online shrimp dealers, or online fish shops.

+ADU Aquascaping thanks!

right now all my moss has melted from me moving. I am trying to grow it back out for my next scape, so right now I don't have any.

Riccardia Mini Pellia, Fissidens Fontanus, Java moss, are what I mention in this video. Mini pellia is a liverwort and the other two are mosses. Here are the plants and animals used in this scape. PLANT LIST: Potamogeton gayi Blyxa Japonica Staurogyne repens Glossostigma elatinoides Riccardia ( Mini Pellia) Java moss Peacock moss Fissidens fontanus moss Hydrocotyle sp. Japan Rotala Nanjenshan Green Cryptocoryne parva Cryptocoryne Lutea Walkeri Dwarf Sagittaria Unknown Utah native plant, true aquatic-- in the carrot family, and possibly a new species to the hobby. To left of rock, on far left side of the tank. Anubias nana Petite Thread leaf Java fern, somewhat rare, Han's aquatics has it for sale. Different than needle leaf java fern, leaves don't get as long. Bolbitis fern Heudelotii, Han's aquatics Hygrophila pinnatifida Rotala sp. Ceylon, Rare plant and is not Rotala rotundifolia, has pink coloration, purchased from adana-usa. Hygrophila Sawtooth, Mermaid weed, Proserpinaca palustris Cyprus Helferi Fauna List: 5 Green Fire Tetras, 3F/2M, Aphyocharax rathbuni 1 Gertrude's Blue eye Rainbowfish, Male, Pseudomugil gertrudae 3 Siamese Algae eaters Crossocheilus siamensis 2 Otocinclus Catfish 1 Female, Orange Blaze, Apistogramma cacatuoides Cichlid 2 Rainbow Gobies, Stiphidon sp. 2 Bumblebee Gobies, Brachygobius 20+ Amano shrimp, Caridina multidentata 1 American Flagfish, Killifish, Jordanella floridae 2 Ninja Bee shrimp, Caridina serratirostris - changes multi colors like a Chameleon And a few cherry shrimp, and some fire red shrimp. Mini Ramshorn snails

this list is from another video. "40 gallon nature aquarium" video. I just copied.

+olav blikra That will be fine in a small tank that will be plenty of light!!! Get to work planting your moss, or I will smash your tank with a hammer! LOL

im now preparing to setup my first high Tech tank With soil,co2 and a light that should be fine for my 60l its a aqualighter 1 60cm. i will have som medium/hard plants. i have some fertilizer from elos too but any tips on what is smart to do when i prep to make it happen? some dos and do not?

What kind of substrate are you gong to be using?

a mix between tropica soil and some ada soil

You will want to start out doing frequent water for the first two weeks because ADA releases a lot of ammonia, maybe do two water changes per week. It can be a lot of work at the beginning.

fontanus

@@ADUAquascaping

Equales Rex it is Monte Carlo. A very easy to grow carpeting plant. Very nice and easy. Can be grown in low-tech as well. Although this Aquarium in the video is not low-tech it is high-tech. Thanks for watching!

+Jake Tracy my new email is fishfinaticsdob23@gmail.com. Man! I really wish I could go to the experience, but I have tests this weekend! Now I see Dustin did a video on it. I wish I could somehow setup my tank at the convention and meet everyone. Hit me up with your other ideas you mentioned.

+Eugenio Vazquez yes, it will work great. It is probably similar to the Finnex Ray II, but with the Halo I don't need anything else.

Elizabeth Johnston yep stainless steel mesh screen. Used for planting moss

Like they use for some window screens? Or, where do you get it from?

John Bear's Fish Room no, more stiff than that. Lowe's or some aquarium stores. Online stores like Hansaquatics sells it

+Laura Wrenn Haha, I think I will do one. It can include the different configurations.

I knew you would have a plan ;) !!

? fontanus. It is, this is fissidens fontanus

@@ADUAquascaping I seem to have made a note of a fissidens montana, can't remember where from, maybe I was high at the time, just ignore me.

@@MoreChannelNoise haha hey no worries. Comments are welcome.