7 Tips for Keeping a Stable Aquarium

Your videos are a breath of fresh air. I've been out of the hobby for a decade at least and thinking about getting back in is intimidating.

Knocked it outta the park with another great informative video matey...agree X7. Not many videos talk about pH and keeping it stable, i.e., not chasing a value, which is very important as it stresses fish out and causes problems. 👍

Love these videos, just stocked my first ever tank today off the back of your videos. Aquascaped and planted it and now I’ve added: neon tetras, corys, one Pleco, cherry shrimp and nerite snails. Loving watching them get to know their new home! Keep up the good work!

First video I’ve watched of yours and it’s great. Making another tank for my fish and having some problems with the floating live plants. I will definitely have to get more substrate but in the mean time thinking about what I can do to keep the plants down. Love the vid!

I have been researching for a long time now and at times have been totally confused and intimidated. My first go at it was a disaster :( I have just found your videos....thank you so much! I feel like I can do this now, my confusion is gone and it no longer intimidates me :) You explain things so well....again thank you!

Needed this! ☺️ Awesome video!

Really helped this vid, was just checking up and I am already following all this so feel good now that Im doing it right 😁 thanks !

Very helpful video!!!Thank you! Ευχαριστώ.

Awesome video mate, great info mate, I have a schedule for all my tanks and all mine are fine. Thank you for sharing

Great video! Like the cinematic background with nice lighting on you while you talk

Amazing vid! I really loved it! Keep up the amazing work!!!👏

Great advice. Thanks

Spot on ✌, so many people cause themselves problems by fusing about

Hats off for the video quality my brother.

Well said man Deep substrate is key!!!

Love this video good job

Good advice. My tip is to buy a tank that fits the type and number of fish you intend to keep or by the fish according to your tank size. I myself have had fish from 1967 in the States and for the past 40 years here in Israel. I have an L81 gold nugget pleco for 24 years so far and Australian rainbows for years. I've found things are simpler than many people in forums imagine. I tend to run more than one filter. Undergravel filters were considered the best for at least two decades. Everything you say about deep substrates was said about them. I personally have found no observable advantages in the use of any commercial chemical additives including dechlors. I have also found that there is no reason not to rinse sponges under the tap all at one time. Where I live, we've chlorine but no chloromine. I do bimonthly water changes. I don't have plants as I seldom have long term success with them.

Love it 😊 👍

Great job young fella :)

Hey Nick have you seen these guys there related to the Endler and Guppy and look so cool micropoecilia picta