Some full red guppy (in pairs) for sale from Tyne Valley Aquatics, near Newcastle. All our fish, shrimps, snails etc. are available for next day delivery (UK only). Please visit our website for a downloadable stock / price list and phone the shop to check availability / make an order. http://www.tynevalleyaquatics.co.uk 01661 844 005 We are located about 10 miles west of Newcastle (Prudhoe) in north east England. Please visit our channel and view our other videos - There are hundreds - All split into playlists for easy viewing. If you like what you see - Subcribe. Thanks for watching. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GRBe4hY-0E

Aaaarrrggghhh.....This is a long video but there is a lot of useful information in here if you can bear my boring voice and schoolboy editing for the duration of the video. *Time Stamps and useful links:* Canister filter featured in video: https://geni.us/2LnO It is also known as the SunSun 304 Biohome filter media: http://www.filterpro.co.uk Gel balls: (see above - 'Bacteria' page) Carbon: (see above - 'Water Conditioning' page) Ammonia Block / Nitrate Remover: (see above - 'Water Conditioning' page) The description of the Ammonia and Nitrate pads has changed slightly since I made this video - the new recommended amount of pads to use can be found in the link above. There is also a new design for the boxes. API Stress Coat: https://geni.us/BHYeb API Freshwater Test Kit: https://geni.us/oOfVb Seachem Flourish Excel: https://geni.us/05BK Easy Carbo Liquid Carbon: https://geni.us/kkluGf *Useful Video Links:* Nitrogen Cycle Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O2SCXDO2RI Filter Sizing Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5FkSTYkEAE Pimp My Filter Playlist: https://bit.ly/3hpsnq6 *Time Stamps:* 00:00 Intro 00:39 Importance of knowing the flow direction 01:38 Bottom to top flow filter set up 03:30 Gel filter starter balls (Pure Pond from EA) 04:13 Chemical media (Carbon) 05:10 Chemical media (Ammonia Block) 07:47 Chemical media (Nitrate Remover) 08:10 Top to bottom flow filter set up 10:53 How much chemical media? 13:22 Additives which enhance the bacteria development 14:52 Chemicals which delay / stall the bacteria development 21:51 The benefit of specific treatments 23:40 Booster filters (on intake pipe) 26:16 Booster filters (on outlet pipe) Unfortunately Google / YouTube doesn't send me any notifications so please ring with any questions. I hope you found his video useful and if you did then feel free to share it anywhere online, upload it to your own channel or take clips to use anywhere. If you use the whole video please keep the video description (this thing) intact as it has all the relevant links and time stamps to complement the video. I never ask for donations, I've got the minimal ads on my videos and never expect anything in return for making the videos ....... but .... if you've found this useful please check out the links above since some will provide the fragments of income I need to keep the roof over my head (and provide the funds needed to ride out the upcoming apocalypse...lol) You can ring me any time as Google sees fit to send me no notifications or new comments - my number is 07772848730 and feel free to ask me anything. If I don't know the answer I'll just tell you I don't know as there is no point trying to pass myself off as an 'expert' when we're all on a long path of learning. My channel on the Odysee network: https:// ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMsRcJBudNo

Some really nice mature Green Tiger Barbs at Tyne Valley Aquatics. I closed the shop a few years ago and now sell filter media online http://www.filterpro.co.uk Check out the hundreds of other fish and filter videos on our channel - all in playlists for easy viewing. Thanks for watching - Subscribe for more. Additional aquatic tags: pondguru, tyne valley aquatics, tropical fish for sale, mail order tropical fish, how to build a koi pond, how to make a wildlife pond, how to make a diy filter, how to set up an aquarium, how to light a fire, rabbit shooting guide, how to build an aquarium, how to set up a mbuna tank, how to clean an aquarium, how to build an igloo, tropical fish, koi carp for sale, newcastle, durham, gateshead, sunderland, carlisle, leeds, nottingham, manchester, london, scotland, .17hmr, .22, bushcraft, how to breed tropical fish, cascade, stream, oase, aquamax, filtoclear, corydoras, caridina, angelfish, discus, plec, pleco, tetra, guppy, swordtail, platy, electric blue ram, how to make a fish pond, planted tank, shrimp tank, apistogramma, clown loach, goldfish, air pump, moving bed filter, K1, cichlid, oscar, piranha, waterfall, landscaping, hoselock, natural stone pond, raised, breeding fish, blue, red, green, monster, giant, livebearer, malawi cichlids, tanganyikan cichlids, snake, newt, frog, toad, aqua one, aquarium maintenance, how to breed discus, beach detecting, fish tank, diy filter, for aquarium, how to build a fish tank, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, litre, gallon, monster, huge, massive, biggest, oscar eats, piranha eats, arowana eats, howto, how to set up an aquarium, installing filtration, make a 3d background, freshwater aquarium, saltwater aquarium, marine tank, blackwater, breeding, set up, step by step, build, sump, tank filtration, overhead, external, efficient, best, homemade, home made, bottomless aquarium, construction of a, community species, community fish, cichlids, reef, nano tank, micro, shrimp, crab, algae eater, cutting glass, overflow, weir, wier, bulkhead, wet and dry filter, wet/dry, wetdry, easy, effective, cheap, moving bed, fluid bed, inch, work out volume of pond, aqaurium, aqarium, plywood, solid, hardwood, stand, cabinet, ceramic, sintered glass, surface area, bacteria, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, acrylic, nitrate cycle, acrilic, flowerhorn, arowana, danio, predatory, eating, feeding, ultimate, longest, fishing, catching, river, lake, aqua one, eheim, hagen, oase, new trailer, liner, underlay, cementing, mix for cement, mortar, rendering, home, cave, gravel or sand, peat balls for sale, gph, lph, fishtank, coral, polyp, polip, flow, regulator, tap, plumbing, pressure, valve, shoutout, competition entry, shoal, amano, planted, lighting, replace, repair, silicone, method, co2 system, water change,s ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpw1tLtEkAQ

Fluval 206 Filter: http://geni.us/qQsF90 Foams and Biohome Ultimate: http://www.filterpro.co.uk (FilterPro site has links to suppliers in other countries) The Fluval 206 is a good canister filter which is well designed, has excellent mechanical filtration and decent provision for biological filtration. However, since it 'only' holds around 1kg of biohome ultimate it is really suited to normally stocked tanks of up to 100 litres (26 US gallons) or heavily stocked tanks of up to 50 litres (13 US gallons) if you want to achieve a full cycle. A full cycle is completed by bacteria - the aerobic part of biological filtration which processes ammonia to nitrite and nitrite to nitrate followed by an anaerobic part which processes nitrate into soluble nitrogen which bubbles off to the atmosphere. Therefore it requires a suitable amount of excellent quality filter media to be able to provide the environment for both aerobic AND anaerobic bacteria - that is what Biohome ultimate does perfectly but even with such good media there are limitations and we recommend the following amounts for different stocking scenarios: (1 US Gallon = 3.8 litres) (1kg = 2.2 lbs) Average community tropical aquarium = 1kg per 100 litres Average coldwater aquarium = 1kg - 1.5kg per 100 litres Predator aquarium = 1.5kg - 2kg per 100 litres Large cichlid aquarium = 1.5kg - 2kg per 100 litres Malawi / Tanganyikan aquarium = 1.5kg - 2kg per 100 litres Marine aquarium = 1.5kg - 2kg per 100 litres Average mixed fish pond = 1kg per 200 litres Average koi pond = 1kg per 150 litres You may be disagreeing with the above figures but remember that they are for a FULL CYCLE not half a job - achieving 0 ammonia and 0 nitrite is quite easy since aerobic bacteria grows freely on any surface but the anaerobic bacteria responsible for COMPLETING the cycle needs more a specialized habitat. Size a filter properly, set it up sensibly and you will have perfect water - it's that simple....and your filter won't be the dreaded 'Nitrate factory'.....you'll spend less money on treatments too......basically the filter is the foundation of a successful aquarium. This series of videos is all about trying to squeeze more efficiency out of internal and external aquarium filters which generally have a limited filtering capacity - If you have a filter you'd like me to feature in a video then please contact me on: sales@filterpro.co.uk 07772848730 (Richard) Anyone who sends a filter (UK only at present) will have it upgraded and returned to them for free and the only cost you will pay is how much it costs to ship it to me - I'm helping to boost your filter and the resulting videos will hopefully be useful to viewers all over the world so it's a win/win. The following videos will be useful to anyone interested i ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcwFy1OtAPE