Nano 1 Gallon Shrimp Tank Setup

I never thought that this little tank would ever turn out, but as you can see it looks amazing! The process of putting this tank together took about a month. Hope you enjoy!

[_FXTRT]

Thanks! I thought you had to keep the water down while the seeds sprouted and that discouraged me from trying that type of plant despite loving the look and benefits, so thank you for displaying that you can sprout under water!!

[krystian]

Love channels like this. I can watch it all day long.

[cutest_playz]

Mans got the best intro in the history of YouTube

[Rick_Sanchez_C_]

“Stonehenge,
where the demons dwell,
Where the banshees live,
And they do live well.

Stonehenge,
Where a man’s a man,
And the demons dance,
To the pipes of Pa-ha-han.”

—Spinal Tap

[ilovehot_cocoa]

Beautiful carpeting in the nano tank! 😃💗

[alexhale]

Bro that Stonehenge looking more like Wide-henge

[paytonbrown]

Great build i love it!! Update? How are the plants holding up?

[anniet]

Just before you add shrimp, do you perform water change?

[larfpinchlit]

Shrimp tank doesn't require air and heater ?

[samarajordan]

I am 14 years old and I'm looking into aquascaping and raising some neocaridina cherry shrimps I would like to know what type of water would you use to fill the tank?

[gsithdogowns]

@Barry’s Aquarium love this!!! My Amazon pack looks similar when sprouted. how did the plants do in the long run? Is it pearlweed??

[HUB]

Any advice for people that dont have cycled tank water ready and what is the difference between this type and a sealed one does ot not matter

[johnsonjay]

I was curious about those seeds. Didn't order them. How did they turn out in the long run?

[gobbob]

yo where can i get those seeds online? or name and the light?

[nottgav]

hi so question did you have to do the ammonia cycle in this jar? I want to start a aquarium but i know how to do the ammonia cycle but i dont know how to keep everyone thing at 0 is their any fish that dont need a cycled tank?

[sandidsaman]

can i start out with just 4 cherry shrimps in 1 gallon as a beginner or is it too less?

[brittanyblevins]

How do you know they are thriving in a 1 gallon ? I'm new to your channel I came across your channel bcus I'm researching blue nano shrimp and what they need.


(Crazy how difficult it has been when you are researching to be by themselves) everything I have came across so far is saying 5 gallons or more but I don't know if that's for the shrimp or they are saying that bcus they are choosing to add fish to it..

I'm trying to see if they can thrive and be full in color and be happy in a 1 - 2 gallon tank..

Any info, resources, links will be appreciated.

[JohnnyRelentless]

Those seeds are almost certainly not aquatic. That's why they died off after a month. It's a scam that I fell for as well. I think some YouTubers have done videos about it.

[miniscenesgb]

wow just found your channel. Can I ask what the plant seeds are? I've never found seeds that you can just cuck in then fill straight up with water before

[localhost]

Very pretty :).

That deep substrate (especially towards the back of the jar) will give you trouble in the long run. The ratios of bacteria, chemicals, water, etc. when you have deep soil like that don't work out over time in smaller eco-systems (e.g. aquariums). Pockets of ammonia and other undesirables will bubble up. This creates large spikes in the water chemistry (this is what likely killed that shrimp) and will eventually cause everything to die. That active soil multiples the problem also.

It'd be better to stick with ~1/4-1/2" of soil depth globally. You can get that height at the back, maybe, with some wood & moss? Keep it up!