I agree. When you have that tank that you just go through the motions of changing water without even looking at the fish, it's time to make like Queen Elsa and let it go. 😊
I completely agree with all your points. I also learned to not put tanks low to the ground. I always ignore them and barely ever look at the fish in those tanks, but ofc I still have floor tanks because lack of space. 😂
@@Guppy_Girl I set up a tank on the ground, and then I realized getting water out was going to be annoying. So now I'm going to make sure I can drain all my tanks with a siphon.
Hi, I understand people in the hobby have tank itis (if that's how you say it) so they need every fish and have tanks on racks from floor to ceiling. How on earth can you enjoy a tank that's at crouch down or strain your neck up to see. For me it's better to have tanks at a comfortable hight whether you are sitting down or standing. When you're in a relaxing state you'll enjoy the hobby more.
I was changing water too often and too much because of so many videos telling me this, and then I reduced the amount of water and time between changes and my plants did so much better!
Refreshing/original video and probably relevant to everybody no matter how experienced! I went from 3 tanks back to just 1 large community tank.. and thats felt perfect.. some species envy but its ok! I even look forward to the maintenance (usually)... plus I can really spoil that tank with UV and C02 etc. Who knows in the future ofcourse... life circumstances do change..
