The move went OK. Thank you everyone for your kind words.
However, It was not a fun thing to do, to say the least. My flowerhorn Pollock had bit of a hard time with it. His colors are a little duller than usual. I set up the new tank first and moved the old filter. The next day, I moved him. So, it was nearly a 100% water change for him. He was recovering fine before the move, but after, he seems a litter weaker than usual. Hopefully the things go back to normal soon.

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The volcano tank went through a few changes over the last few months. I finally decided on how to make the lid so that I can put the fish in it. I’ve ordered the fish, and as soon as I get them, I’ll make the update video.

Loomster dealt with the move like a champ. I just drained around 30% of the water into a bucket, then drained the rest of the tank and left about 1 inch of water above the dwarf hair grass. That’s how I moved the tank, with everyone in it. I also took the bucket water with me, so in the end, the tank only got around 50% water change. I think that made things much easier for everyone in the tank.

Kartoffel’s tank was done the similar way as Loomster’s. However, Kartoffel got spooked and thrashed around the tank a few times. That’s how he lost a few scales and his caudal fin got ripped. He is doing much better now. Although the tips of his caudal fin has 2 split ends that don’t seem to go away. It’s not getting any bigger, so for now, I’m just gonna observe and see if it gets any worse.

I have just started to film again recently. I think most of the updates will come starting next month. Thank you all so much for sticking with this channel.





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