Does Elmer eat Java Moss?? Cuz usually it's sorta bitter and fish don't eat it much... Maybe try pennywort ... that lime green plant that comes in for container planting at home depot in spring. Still nor sure why lady bird doesn't have congos and rope fish those albino kribensis ect... with her ... thatctank would be dope decked out all congo river like the tank at Maidenhead aquatics MD fishtanks did !!!

I know I will !

I could easily spamm the comment section with a lot of different thoughts from this video, But, I settle with. You guys are magic together. You bring out the truth and playfullnes out of Cory and you are showing us exatcly what we awant to see with plumbing and so on.... Please Bob, Thank Cory From Zack! aka Crazy Aquarium Guy. PROMISE! :-D . Would have been an awesome video on his channel as well. But when Bob is there, you are just asking it straight up, whatever it is it comes out without filter. !

Lolz maybe aquarium co-op needs to pull a "Snake Discovery" and do a Tank off ...and invite serpadesign and Joey DIY and oliver Knott reef builders ect.... to come scape these tanks for cory!!!!!! Cory I think you should get Black comet goldfish as your " duckweed disposal unit" Surprised you aren't working on increasing the yellow in those dwarf swordtails

@Steenfott Aquatics thank you for the video of the fishroom. Really enjoy watching y'all have fun, and letting your joy shine through. Too many people are taking everything too seriously, except for the things we need to take care of, like plants and animals and their environment. How's the weather up there?

Don't stop dreaming! Low tech cheap version of corys setup is definitely achievable . Use 1000L flow bins , aren't that bad second had in regard to cost

Congratulations! Your comment was hearted by Bob! Well, I'm just going to have to watch again, aren't I? You win extra watch time! 😜

I think that was version 83

He is in Asia r u slow?

@@jeffedwards823 Actually it’s Japan and no need to be rude 👍🏻

Maybe something to do with the heat & evaporation. Just a guess.

My guess would be the tank is getting hotter. Warmer water holds less oxygen and can build co2, resulting in lower ph

@@malachigrey4895 You would need veeeery large amounts of CO2 to go from pH 8 to 7. This doesn't happen without CO2 injection and it would probably be too much for fish, anyway.

Sell to lfs. Feed cichlids.

@@STORIEDAMAAN My LFS is said they are good on guppies for a while. I'll probably just slow down on the BBS so when they're ready I've got a good supply.

They have two floating docks with natural sunlight. If i was there in the afternoon you would see them all sitting in the sun.

They are 100% a Surinam species. These are sitting at about 4 inches currently. The size can be misleading when using macro lenses :]

You're right, they aren't Surinam Toads. Even as babies Pipa Pipa are identical to adults, having a much more flattened appearance and not where near as pointed of a snout. Can't trust fish hobbyists to accurately ID amphibian species.

@@fresnocascabel7571 This is the most ridiculous comment i have seen in awhile. Can't trust fish hobbyist to id amphibians... So you're saying a felinologist could not identify a dog? But you can identify a species from admittedly less than ideal quality video? I've been keeping and breeding herps for over 30 years. I have attended hundreds of hours of lectures covering over 50 topics including but not limited to the general biology, taxonomy, anatomy, evolution, historical human relationships, identification, natural ecology, life histories, habitat requirements and conservation of amphibians and reptiles. Lectures given by the worlds leading herpetologists from all around the world. I am a Masters certified herpetologist. That's just some of my credentials. Now, these are most definitely Surinam toads. However they are not Pipa pipa, they are Pipa parva (Sabana Surinam). This fish hobbyist wants to know what your credentials are.

Ngl this was my exact reaction on the first frame