I Built a DIY Aquarium Fertilizer Pump (And It Works!)

There were times when I completely forgot to fertilizer my planted aquarium. More so, if I were to go on vacation, I would need to find someone I trust to dose that tank. So, why not have a machine do it instead?! This project is very simplified as it only utilizes a single pump.

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[TropiscapeAquatics]

This is a new style of video that I'll be trying out. I had the most fun making this one out of all my other videos! But, I do want your input on this. Did you like the editing, storytelling, concept, pacing, etc.? Is there anything to change? Let me know what you think!

Personally, there are a few scenes that did not cross my mind where I could have held onto a bit longer and other scenes that could have been explained more.

[ChimpyChamp]

I can't believe it, aquariums, Zelda, Arduinos, CAD and 3D printers in one video...that combination is my whole life haha

[IndoorEcosystem]

Man you went the extra mile on this one!
I got frustrated just looking at the pile of parts 🤣

[adamnagy]

I would just plug a a 12V power supply to a digital timer and go on :D but very nice project, congrats! (Sorry for the shrimps... :(( )