@@santoshsharmavlogs1550 thank you 🤩

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Thank you :) you can go for it! its not hard to do :)

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Thank you 🙌 So far no smell or mould. Lets see how it will go but i never had any problems with mould or smell in my projects

@@user-xw6ek6pn7v myabe it will 😂 thanks for your comment 🙌

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@@hensley2931 the water gets filtered by the rocks and the filter floss around the pump 🙌 i dont think there will grow algae, but if so i will need to clean the rock and do a water change. Using osmosis water also helps not to introduce unwanted nutrients

@@AquaAndScape how long have you kept them on?

@@sukritisingh777go for it 💪 i would love to see you results 🤩

@@triciarich2755 yea they are real

@@Assyla_555 thank you 🙌 Never had any problems with bugs in my projects 💪

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Some mushrooms would be nice 🫠

Thanks for the compliment 🙌 I dont intend in selling those 😅 But on my Channel you find the whole video, so you can do it as a diy Project 🙌💪

Great idea 🤩

Real plants 🙌

Thank you so much! But i dont know what "dollar tree" is. 😅

@@AquaAndScape dollar tree is an inexpensive store. Everything for a dollar, but it isn't really. (:

​@@Raittway ah i see 🙌

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Thanks a lot 🙌 If the filter floss which saves the pump gets to clogged up i may have to remove the structure. The best way to build would be to have a little service area for the pump on the side. I tried this at first but there was not enough space in the vase

Thank you so much! 🤩

@@teddyperera8531 thank you 🙌 i give my best

Thank you 🙌 As long as the water falls on the moss it doesnt really splash. If it hits the rock it splashes. I would have prefered a more round vase but unfortunatly i didnt found one that exactly fit my needs 😅

Thank you for you super kind words 🙌 If you like the video its worth it 💪

thanks a lot :) the moss is grwoing well but the isopods decided to move out :D cant blame them

Thank you ❤ Coming soon 🙌

Wow that has to be the nicest comment ever created 🤩 Thanks a lot for you super kind words. This really motivates me a lot 🙌🤩

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Yes it is crypto parva 👍 No its just planted in sand

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Thanks a lot for you super kind words 🤩 plants are: Pogostemon erectus Rotala rotundifolia h'ra Hygrophila pinnatidida Riccardia moss Blyxa japonica Bolbitis heudelotii anubias nana Pogostemon helferi Bucephlandra Kedgang Cryptocoryne parva hope this helps and i would love to see your results 🙌🤩

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They are crazy 🤯

Thanks! 😄

thank you for your interest :) unfortunatly i didn't record the building process, but on my insta @aqua.and.scape you can see the tank right after planting and you can see how the rock structures are build up much better :) I do actually get algae on the rocks and you can see a it a little bit in the video. 1,5 month before i even got a lot of hair algae on the rocks. The reason for this was that my Co2 ran out when i was away for 2 weeks. This threw of the balance in my tank. But as long as the tank is balanced (light, nutrition, plant to fish ratio) i usually get next to no algae. Balance is king :D I have more time for this channel now. So starting in the next weeks there will be more build videos of aquascapes and terarrium scapes :)

haha doggo doesn't understand much :D i'm really happy i found this part of the forest. Unfortunatly not much forest looks like this anymore :(

thanks a lot for your super kind words :)

thanks a lot :)

haha :D the pinnatifida grows like a pest :D it´s already sending out new runners. there is not much to say about the plant. Its quite a fast and easy grower. Of course it benefits a lot of Co2 and fertilizer. Under strong light it will get it's red color. If you cut it a lot it will grow more like a carpeting plant, but if you let it grow it will get high and have a palm tree aethetic :)

@@AquaAndScape I have issue on hair algae on existing plants So I don't want on my pinnatifida also What should i do in your opinion

@@yashtapase3821 Its hard to say without knowing your tank. If you have a algae problem it will most likely also affect the pinnatifida. Check you parameter: How strong is the light and how long? What are the water parameters? Is something out of balance? Do you have co2? What Temperature? How many fast growing plants are in the tank? Are there to many fish? If all parameters are good you can use easy carbo to spottreat the hair algae. But if something is out of balance it will just come back

@@AquaAndScape I was lazy to pull out some organic matter of wood Lighting was 10 to 14hrs And I wasn't doing water change like 1 in a month that's why it happen I'm a college student that's why I didn't pay enough attention 🙃

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