Adding TINY BABY FISH To Forest Aquarium!

Today we add some tiny baby fish to the forest aquarium! These little fish are going to be so fun to watch grow up in this tank! MORE INFO ▼

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These baby fish were saved from a tank with super high nitrates. This meant that acclimation to their new aquarium needed to go smoothly. I decided to very slowly over the course of 2 days, drip acclimate as to halve the concentration of nitrate about 3 times. With levels of nitrate now much lower, I felt it was safe to add the bay fish to their new tank. Acclimation successful!

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[SerpaDesign]

Looks great dude! You have some nice texture going on in there.

[AquaPeet]

Isn't it super satisfying to give fish a GREAT new home? (New to them, that is)
Loved this little vid. Thanks for sharing!!

[MadCheshireHat]

Hahaha! The same thing happened to me several years ago! I upgraded from 10 gallon to a 20 long, moved my zebra danios in there, then left the 10 with about 2-3 inches of water and no gravel, some filth on the bottom, and old filter and heater off. A few weeks later, I finally was like, "I guess it's time to finally clean this out, " peered in, and saw little things moving around, about the size of an eyelash. Thought it was bugs then realized they were actually swimming. Had to run out and get fry food. Shortly after that, the Inca snail population magically revived in that tank too, since there was then food available. I don't remember if I left one or two in there or if I thought the tank was completely empty. They lived for a couple years with just water top-off, a possibly broken heater, no gravel or decor, no filtration, and no cleaning save for the snails. I did pull out an ancient air pump and airline and, having no air stone but needed to mellow out the air force/flow... Stuck a random Nerf "bullet" to the tank bottom, then put the air tube inside it. It worked surprisingly well. I just didn't like the lack of water and surface movement but needed something really gentle for the little guys. Not sure where the eggs were. Tank completely empty except for the heater and internal filter, both off. So maybe on one of those? No clue!
Moral of these stories: sometimes laziness is life-saving/giving!

[sarahk]

It really does look like a forest. So well done! I could stare at it for hours, hope you enjoy

[meekh]

Wow just wow! Can you please come and scape my tanks!! This is the nicest tank I’ve ever seen.

[brucecampbell]

Absolutely beautiful forest tank thank you

[stevesharief]

Man you have some really creative tanks that inspire me to wanna build eco-setups of my own....

[shesellsfish]

I love this scape. Good thing you left those plants and all that mulm. It is amazing how fry will survive with no predators and natural gunk to munch on.

[dannyb]

your aquariums look so natural realy nice

[Juvie]

The tank looks incredible after the growth 😍

[harleym]

Mickey you just amaze me with your aqua scaps, very nice.

[porcelain_melodies]

Beautiful tank! The fish are going to have fun exploring! 🌱

[mellewedin]

Seriously best tank set up so far in my opinion. I love it. I really wish I could have one just like it.

[LusioEcarts]

I like forests so of course I like this too

[vijaysaradhi]

I really love this tank...Great work..would love to see more of this content..
I ask for video that explains the creation of these kind of tanks in details if possible..Superb tank..no words..thanks a lot for the videos you do..

[RejectHumanityReturnMonke]

Looks very natural. It really looks like a scene from when I'm walking through a mountain trail.

[loganbower]

That's awesome! The fact that they survived off the mulm is amazing. Awesome tank, Mike.

[carlyfleming]

I always enjoy adding fry to a new established tank, it's
cool watching them grown into it.

[toadpope]

Looks incredible! Such a vibrant scape. It’s nice to see it with some creatures added :)