Aquarium Fertilization Is Actually Easy!!! (Full Guide) 

After starting and nuking my set up twice, I've finally achieved stability. My tank is now 2 years old and I only need to do water change once a month without having to worry about too much algae. Here is what I've learned: * Begin with rich nutrient substrate and plant sh*t ton of root feeder. * Buy N, P and K test kit and dose each NPK separately as needed. * Add root taps once every 3 weeks to a month when plants show sign of deficiency. * you can never completely eliminate algae. * floating plants and houses plants are optional. But I keep both on my tank.

Direkt to the point and very professional

An excellent video that covers this topic very well, Liked and shared. Keep up the great work :)

It was a nice sharing, my friend. Regards.

Thank you ever so much from my fish room channel in Chicago! While in the USA we don't have much of the ferts you have I can certainly benefit from this excellent tutorial and purchase ferts accordingly.

Can you please advise on what I can do if I want to fertilise a tank with shrimp in it?

Schöne Erklärung der Düngung im Aquarium! 😉

Great video, keep 'em coming

I don't understand why everyone said phosphate will be supplied by fish food. I have 50+ guppies and feed everyday, but my phosphate is always 0 and my nitrate is 40+. I have lots of vals, crypts, Limnophila sessiliflora, pearl weed and guppy grass. That's the only thing that can grow. Most other stems plants always die in my tank, even easy ones 😢