FOREST AQUASCAPE - AQUARIUM PLANTS TRIMMING SESSION BY GREEN AQUA

Thank you Luis for your continuous support. It means a lot to us and really motivational. The goal is to educate people on this beautiful hobby. Giving support for this learning curve. Makes the whole process enjoyable without the frustration of the problems. And of course, show how beautiful nature is.
If you have any suggestion for future episodes or content what you would enjoy just let us know.
Best,
Viktor

Thanks Little Bobby!😎🙏🏻👍🏻

Thanks so much for the nice feedback, much appreciated. It keeps us going, thanks for your support. You are great.

Thanks Morris, glad this is closer to your heart. Cheers. 🙏🏻👍🏻

Thanks Michael for your tips. Cheers. 👍🏻

Not at all. We never measure the exact levels, we just go by "the looks". So it's not a scientific method. We know however, that the looks to the naked eye could be deceiving. We've seen that with color temperature before.

You can use cooler vents, more shaders for your room of course, and if this is a small nano tank then some peltier cooling thing could work too. Room air conditioner however is probably cheapest than buy a dedicated chiller to your tank. 👍

Hi ManicMindTrick, check them out on the Green Aqua website:
www.greenaqua.hu/en/akvariumok/akvarium-butor.html

Hi Steve, welcome on board. Enjoy the time with our content. 😊👍

In our showroom and with our client installations we only work with pressurized systems. So i am afraid not. We do help many of our customers set up their non-co2 tanks, but our goal is different. We want to show the tanks and plants in the best possible form.

Thanks negan 😊🙏🍀🌸

Cheers Randy, thank you for your words. Riccia is like a weed. Means it is so low demanding that almost can grow in any tank. And as you pump up your light, CO2, and ferts this grows with a lightning speed so will be out of control shortly.
Riccardia is a moss. Grows slowly. Has a different needs, but much more controllable. Personally, this moss is my fav one from all what i had in hand before. - Viktor

@Green Aqua thanks for sharing!

Thank you Daniel 👍🍀 For model 600 around 4L Matrix needed. And 100ml Purigen for every 100L water. Just fill in all baskets with Matrix and put Purigen in bag on top of that.

@Green Aqua thank you 👍

21-25 celsius in general.

Can you please tell me the minimum and maximum water temperature we have to maintain in planted tank?

@Green Aqua thanks soo much 👍

Under 25 Celsius

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Thank you for your feedback :) Glad you like it :)

Thanks, great job :)

Usually around 30cm. We're using powerful lights over on our tanks to make sure we will not have problems on the bottom layer. This 30cm is still a good height to grow any light demanding plants on the carpet level in a dense form.

Thank you :)

Im ur subscriber right now :)

Thank you Nikko :)

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Thank you Michael. Our goal is to reveal all the details and with this helps every newcomer on this beautiful hobby. There are really no secrets, and everyone should do easily these underwater gardens.

Thank you. NO3 and PO4 is very low in these tanks because of the ADA fertilizers. 0-5ppm NO3 and no PO4.

RO water helps in many ways. Plants are having less stress overall. Also, need less CO2 and will find less algae issues also with soft water. This goes back again plant health. Healthier plants, fewer algae issues in general.

Thank you Melvin! :)

Thanks.

These are the ones we're using: www.greenaqua.hu/en/osram-t5-ho-54w.html

Yup that is true. Many people do not like it. For a beginner, this plant is a great experience. No need CO2 or high light to spread and thrive. You can attach this to a flat stone and build a carpet with that. Or make it to a rounded ball shape thing. Very easy to trim and shape it. Always throws bubbles. So i think this is something that gives instant success for the beginners. More advanced gardeners are not using this these days. Back in the age of Amano san, we've seen many wonderful tanks with this plant. But times fly and we do not use this anymore for the known reasons.

Not needed if your filter is powerful enough. This is something that is pretty overcomplicated in the past decades. You can place it almost anywhere if your filter has a good power to turn the water a couple times per hour and you do your maintenance task weekly.

Thanks Pete :)

Thank you for your feedback, Peter. Hopefully, I helped :)

Thank you :)

Thank you :) We only use bio medium in our filters + chemicals. For a 240L tank 8-10L bio medium is something what is a general solution in our shop.

Thanks Jim! :)

Thank you :)

Yes...that would be really helpful to those who are starting out

Thank you for your words and your feedback. We noted your ideas and this is something we will include in our episodes for sure! Cheers! :)

Thank you :)

Lovely little moss. Our fav one as well! :)

@Green Aqua no suggestions really, you're doing a great job. Just continue to share the secrets of your success 🙂👍🏻

Thank you for your feedback. Any suggestion for future videos? Or something we've missed?

Thank you Shawn, appreciate your words. :)

Thank you :)

Thank you Raimondo, glad you find it useful :)

Thanks Jean :)

Looked lovely, but plants would quickly just fill the entire tank. :) But agreed that this overlook appearance looks magical many times. More natural too. :)

Ahh, i see. Thanks for the reply! I'm going to order some now for my driftwood, as i think what you've done with it here looks beautiful.

Hydrocotyle will grow everywhere. No need to be planted. Some Hydrocotyle species goes out of the water too and shows beautiful form there, like Hydrocotyle maritima for example.

Thank you John :)

Thank you 🙏🐠🍀📸

Sorry to hear that. No chance for plant swaps in groups or within a community?

Thank you 🙏🍀🌿🐠👍

Green Aqua
I wish you guys would move to Pennsylvania, United States

We need a purely aquascaping store in Sweden. Not sure how the business will go but it's about time.

ah ah ah ah ... that's the spirit!
You're like me: where other see unsurmountable hills, I see high-speed take off run-ways going vertical !!! Fly you M.F.(!), fly....!!! Lol

Thank you for your words. Also for the hint! We will see what we can do. If we can't solve it, we will move to Sweden! :)

Thank you Jeffrey. Your support means a lot to us!

Most of the plants would do well in low tech too. Maybe Hydrocotyle Tripartita is the only one which needs more and Hemianthus C. Cuba. But Anubias, Bucephalandra, Riccardia, Myriophyllum, Crypto, H. Pinnatifida, would be ok. May would use more Microsorum but the Trident version or the petite one in low tech.

Thank you :)

@Green Aqua great job and amazing shop

Thanks mate!

YES! Be there or be square! :) :) Looking forward to that. Will be a super event for sure!

@Green Aqua you are welcome! I'll see you Viktor on Vivarium in November 💪😉👍

Thanks Stefan! :)

Thank you :)

Thanks Matthew :)

Do you guys dose the recommended amount of Excel, or more?

I’m going to have to go back and watch the workshop again. Thanks for the information.

Yup plants just overtake the tank :) Love it! :) This is an ironwood. But carefully selected to match with the form and texture. Was not easy to pick all of them for this layout.

Thank you Máté :) Glad you like it :)