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Come along on my aquatic journey! I'm rebuilding my 100-gallon freshwater community tank after a devastating silicone failure cost me half my fish. From that heartbreak, I'm now on a new adventure: building my very own fish store!
My current tanks are a bustling metropolis of aquatic life. It's home to a diverse cast of characters, including the playful Loaches and a shimmering school of Tetras. There's a stunning collection of Bettas showing off their vibrant fins, and the armored Raphael Catfish and industrious Corydoras diligently scavenge the substrate. My Guppies and Mollies add pops of color, while River Chubs and Minnows bring a touch of the wild. Angelfish glide gracefully through the water, and a whimsical Axolotl adds a truly unique touch. And, of course, there's a constant stream of new life with countless Guppy fry zipping around!
My breeding program is in full swing, with 20-gallon breeder tanks dedicated to raising the next generation of Guppies. I've also incorporated multiple indoor/outdoor ponds, converted from 20- and 30-gallon totes, which are overflowing with even more Guppies.
The tanks are a lush, green paradise thanks to a variety of live plants. I've got hardy Anubias barteri and Anubias petite, along with the fast-growing Hornwort and elegant Bamboo. Ludwigia adds a splash of red, while Pothos and Ivy help keep the water clean and add a unique look. The tanks are carpeted with Java moss, and several varieties of Amazon sword create a dense, natural backdrop.
I rely on a few key tools to keep my tanks pristine. For filtration, I use the robust Penguin 350 Biowheel, an Aqueon QuietFlow 40 Internal Power Filter, and a Fluval 20. I also use various sizes of sponge filters powered by Aqua Culture, Whisper, and Yivosun air pumps. To ensure the fish stay healthy, I use primarily API Tap Water Conditioner for most of the tanks. Prime for Wilson and the shrimp. I also have Aqueon Algae Remover, Aqueon Water Clarifier, API Algaefix, and API Stress Zyme on hand. I feed my fish TetraMix Tropical Flakes.
To keep the plants thriving and the fish on a natural cycle, I use a variety of lighting, from a simple 100W LED bulb to a powerful Mars Hydro LED grow light, a National Geographic LED HOOD, and a classic fluorescent reflector. A HiTop 100W Aquarium Heater keeps the temperature stable.
Join me on this amazing journey! I have a ton of content, including soothing ASMR videos, informative narrative videos, and helpful DIY tutorials. Don't forget to check out my shorts for a quick dose of aquatic fun. Please like and subscribe for more fish-related content, and leave a comment with what you want to see next! Thank you!

100 gallon, re-sealed freshwater community tank with an assortment of fish. Including Loaches, Tetras of various types, Bettas, Raphael catfish, Corydoras, Guppies, Mollies, River Chubs, Minnows, Angelfish, an Axoltl, and tons of Guppy Fry! 20 gallon breeder tank has guppy fry! Both indoor ponds have only guppies in them as well! Live plants! Anubias barteri, Horn wort, Anubias petite, Bamboo, Ludwigia, Ivy or Pothos, Java moss, various types of Amazon sword. Come join the journey from a silicone failure claiming half my fish, to building my own fish store! Please like and subscribe for more fish content! Iv'e got ASMR videos, narrative videos, diy videos, and tons of shorts! Leave a comment on what you want to see! Thank You! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!

API Tap Water Conditioner is the most common chemical I use.
Other chemicals in the cabinet include Aqueon Algae Remover, Aqueon Water Clarifier, API Algaefix, API Stress Zyme.

Breeder net box is the 6.75x5.63 inch from Imagitarium.

Filters include the Penguin 350 Biowheel From Marineland. Aqueon QuietFlow 40 Internal Power Filter. Fluval 20. 2 inch and Large Sponge Filters from Amazon. Powered by Aqua Culture Dual Output Air pump. Whisper 10-30, and whisper 20 Air pumps. 20 W 110 V Aquarium Air Pump from Yivosun.

Lighting ranges from a 100 W Led Bulb to A Mars Hydro Model NO TS-600 110-130V 50/60Hz LED Light. But include a National Geographic LED HOOD model NO LED30A and a 48 Inch Deluxe Fluorescent Aquarium Reflector 120V 40W 60Hz.

Ponds are made from 20 Gallon and 30 Gallon Muck buckets and totes from Walmart. 3/4 in and 1 in PVC with Twist connectors.

AirLine tubing is Aqua Culture Standard Airline Tubing 7.62m and Deep Jungle Professional Grade silicone tubing 7.62m.

Timers used are BND-60/U78 125v-60Hz Max. 1875W.

Heaters used are HiTop HP-608 100W Aquarium Heater.

Food Used is TetraMix Tropical Flakes.

Filmed using a Umidigi S5 pro, Umidigi A13 Pro Max. A Playstation 4 Controler. Using a Custom altered Halogen light stand and cheap mini-tripod from Walmart.

ASMR content filmed using the mic from a knock off Turtle Beach Headset from Amazon.