aquascaping the fry tank!

Hey everyone, since I was scaping my goldfish fry tank I thought I'd show you how I like to decorate my tanks :) If you found this vid helpful or if you simply liked it then I would appreciate it if you left a comment, liked the vid and subscribed thanks a lot guys!

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• goldfish
• fry
• aquarium
• aquascaping
• aquascaper
• re
• scaping
• re-scaping
• aqua
• design
• oliver
• knott
• takashi
• amano
• planted
• river
• natural
• stream
• lake

[tOnyyz1]

nice video its just you need the water to cycle

[TheRossiboy]

@tOnyyz1 I used the old water

[guppiesRlife]

i liked it! i wanted a natural tank but my mum bought the rainbow gravel trying to be helpfull so to spare her feeling i used it anyways.

[TheRossiboy]

@guppiesRlife Thanks, lol, I don't trust my parents with anything like that to avoid those situations

[warofthewalruses]

you know, Ross, at first, I thought your videos were dumb. then, I started to understand you, then I started to like you, and then I started to love you, and now, you have earned another subscriber. congrats!

[TheRossiboy]

@warofthewalruses well at least I'm understandable

[REDBULLskater11]

all 9 people that disliked this video have a tank with fake plants and dead fish and just wanna hate on ross

[TheRossiboy]

@SuperSlovenianyoutub what constitutes an aquascape? it can mean different things to different people, just because it doesn't have T5HO's, CO2 injection, heavy planting and large pieces of bogwood doesn't mean it's an aquascape.

[Sisco296]

Wow that was something else! I mean it was great! When you put in the water the tank looked great! I was surprised how much the rocks popped out! Great video! Great job! Thanks. :)

[MrZipperkiller]

if you were a fish, what kind of tank would you like?like plants rocks, caves, sand or gravel, and other types of fish?

[CherubHorse]

Nice tank! It looks very natural as in a river... I like to keep my goldfishies in simple tanks. I have 2 big basalt chunks, kinda pyramid-shaped, and behind them are big bunches of anacharis that I let wind around the tank and grow long. The rocks are natural-looking multicolored brown, white, black, and reddish rocks.