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Your Anubias always look great.

That Green Light On The Transformer Has NOTHING Whatsoever To Do With The Functioning Of The U-V Bulb. I Know That For A Fact Because That Green Light Comes On When The Transformer Is Plugged In...EVEN If The U-V Light Itself IS NOT Plugged Into The Transformer. At Best, All That Green Light Signifies Is That The Transformer Is Plugged In...But It Has NOTHING To Do With How The U-V Light Is Functioning...Or Even If The U-V Light Is Functioning At All. Fluval Needs To Update Their Description Of The Purpose Of That Green Light With Some Accurate...And Honest...Information.

I wonder what caused your crypto parva stop growing, your substrate seems ideal I am thinking maybe the light is not too strong? I've been growing crypto parva in my tank under high light and co2 so maybe crypto parva is not a low demanding type of crypto? Hopefully with the new substrate and new plants they improve, they are definitely slow growers.

I love my Flex 32, but haven't quite gotten the scape where I want it.

Love the growth of the anubias. How long did it take to grow so many like that? About to watch the playlist right now lol I'm behind

Very nice! I’m about to finish year 3 with my Mega Flex! Been wanting to replace the substrate and redo the foliage as well. I’ve added a second light bar and have a Siesta programed. I almost removed the back filter chamber and considered a HOB, but haven’t yet.

I'm finally setting up my flex after 6 months of sitting. Thanks for the content!

Wow, just wow. THE most informative and interesting YT video I have ever watched. Such lovely people too. A pleasure to listen to.

very beautiful tank the tank look so amazing congrats sean

I hate my crypto parva. It grows so slow it's just not worth the effort unless you have CO2 running

Love your videos Pecktec😊

I love this tank - i've had mine for about 3years now and at the moment it is my only tank

Tank is looking great. Thanks Sean!!!

Another great video Sean!

Love this tank! Anubias and crypt parva are in my top 5 favs 😊. Thanks for the update

The tank is looking great. Thanks for the update.

What is your light setting?

It’s always great to have at least one tank you never have to worry about. lol

Hoping to have the same kind of growth on my own Anubias aquarium.

Perhaps S. Repens would do better in that substrate than parva. Nice tank.

You have such a green thumb!

Great work Sam. Your really talented! From your acquaintance from the plane flight today!

yes thanks, I got some cemiclean. It's kind of funny cause i learned abt cyanobacteria in Biology right before it totally overtook my tank 😅

Woo! We love Dr Tanner! He always has such great information to share! He's also just a very kind and personable fellow! Shout-out to Minnesota Aquarium Society!

Great inspirational video, Amazing idea from an Phd, greetings from Ecuador

Beautiful tank 😊

Looks great!

Cap the substrate with sand and you'll never have ammonia spikes..👍

The theme song is back! 😄

Love the aquascape. If algae gets bad then I guess you could add red root floaters for the water chemistry and lighting

Really appreciate this video! I’m looking at a 107 for my 20 long and wasn’t sure if this would work,given the depth of the tank. I’ll go ahead and order one. I’m not able to get water changes done every week right now so hoping this filter with added media will help me keep the tank healthy in between tank maintenance.

Nice one!

Really great as always! Really enjoyed your tracking of water chemistry, and yes, ammonia does happen! So many skip over it here on RUclips. Have you ever started a tank using the dark start method? I think it's called that. I'm kind of tempted to try on my next setup

Dark start method avoids all of this!

The scape turned out great! Sooooo jealous! lol just kidding ( not really ) 😂 What is that fern you planted in the back?

This was great to watch. I am really liking the end result.

Really enjoyed this!

In one of your other vids you called it hygro pinnatifida as well, but I don't think that's what it is! I have some in my tank and it's just a very different plant. I think you have a different hygro species. Hopefully they recover and we can get a good look at it.

I thought you were going to use the fluval CO2 66 L I wanted to see how it worked for this tank the shaker .

Beautiful tank awesome video amazing aquaescaping Sean thnxs for sharing

Interesting idea with the anubias chandelier. Curious to see if having it so close to the light will result in a lot of algae or anubias burn. I’ve never been able to get away with that much direct light on anubias without causing major problems. You said the plant in the back was hygrophila pinnatifida but it looked a lot more like emmersed grown Bolbitis heudelotii. Larger leaves are going to slowly melt but it should rebound in a few months with all that CO2.

The story format works well. I can relate to this whole process. Which is what makes it interesting for me. Thanks for sharing. Tanks evolve over time depending on how well the plants do and how bad the algae gets, LOL.

Nice! I do like the dragon stone. I had the same problems with melt and algae in my last setup too. I think it’s all balanced now.

Some heavy breathing man. You still alive?

Not sure if you know, but you have to turn it off at night. Once I figured that out, I get way more c02 out of the fluval bio co2 as it builds up at night while it is closed. I have the same glass tester and it stays a faint blue green no matter how high I turn it or my circulation.

I have an unopened Spec 5 gallon tank, and love to see one fully set up and established. Enjoyed listening to your experience as well. Thanks for sharing.

1. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure plants only consume CO2 when science is happening with the lights on. So when the lights are off your CO2 is just being wasted. Use more buy more, that's marketing. 2. I wouldn't trust their yeast and mystery tablet but if you use your own yeast, you got kilju aka prison hooch. It's probably God-awful but will work in a pinch. 😂😂😂

I have a 107 on my 20g axolotl tank and it does a fantastic job. It's quiet, the flow adjustment is excellent, it's small. Great filter.

I had to quit the hobby recently for a few different reasons, but my next tank, when I'm able, will most likely be full of these. I'd let the tank mature with corys and honey guaramis for at least 6 months and let the plants have an opportunity to fill out. I prefer frogbit over duckweed though for floaters

If anyone could answer this, I would surely appreciate it! Is there any reason not to remove the second partition and have the whole bottom full of seachem matrix? then maybe a Purigen on top of the bio media and finally some filter floss around the return pump? In other words does the divider over by the heater actually direct the flow in an important way or can I just do away with it? Also, is this something I could put on a shelf just above my (less than 12" above the water line) nano tank? That would be awesome..... just not sure if it would work! TY in advance for your help!!!! <3