AQUARIUM PLANTS TRIMMING - MAKE ROTALA FLAMING RED

AQUARIUM PLANTS TRIMMING – MAKE ROTALA FLAMING RED



Aquarium plants need to be trimmed frequently. With just a little more effort your aquarium will look nice even after these trimmings. Just reuse those plants, and plant it back for a better overall appearance. These plants will start to grow quickly and your aquascape will stay colorful in between trimmings.

For all planted tank lovers the aquarium details are the following:

60x30x36 clear glass
60x30x70 cabinet
Twinstar 600S LED light
Eheim Pro 4+ 350 external filter
Twinstar M5
Eheim Skim 350 skimmer
Pressurized CO2: ADA Glass CO2 diffuser, Oxyturbo regulator, ADA Clear parts set, 2KG CO2 cylinder

Aquarium Substrate:
ADA Aqua Soil Amazonia
ADA Power Sand
ADA La Plata Sand

Aquarium Decoration:
Seiryu Stone

Aquarium Plants:
Tropica Hemianthus callitrichoides Cuba
Tropica Eleocharis Acicularis Mini
Tropica Rotala Sp. Green
Tropica Rotala Vietnam Hra
Aquaflora Limnophila Sp. Vietnam

Aquatic plant fertilizers:
ADA Brighty K
ADA Step 2 or ADA Brighty Mineral, Seachem Excel

Water Change:
RO water without minerals addition

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31 responses to “AQUARIUM PLANTS TRIMMING – MAKE ROTALA FLAMING RED”

  1. @robertd.9147 Avatar
    @robertd.9147

    Another fantastic tank and very interesting video! Congratulations to all of you guys – your tanks are amazing and I love the aesthetic look of your photos and videos. Definitely my favourite aquascaping channel here on youtube. I live in Vienna and will definitely visit your gallery sooner or later! Cheers!

  2. @Joey-Jdi Avatar
    @Joey-Jdi

    "simple an minimal" meanwhile 1k later and co2 and high light

  3. @LiamADHD Avatar
    @LiamADHD

    THAT INTRO WAS CRISP πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯πŸ”₯πŸ’₯

  4. @kayzenjenkins9775 Avatar
    @kayzenjenkins9775

    What is the white device underneath the surface skimmer? Is it a co2 diffuser?

  5. @neilharbhajan3133 Avatar
    @neilharbhajan3133

    Beautiful tank. What is the smoke effect thing

  6. @dannyfong1478 Avatar
    @dannyfong1478

    What’s that thing on the left which releasing something white?

  7. @Gumster1001 Avatar
    @Gumster1001

    Is there a build video of this tank? I cant seem to find it!

  8. @WhiteCloud746 Avatar
    @WhiteCloud746

    great narration. thanks Viktor.

  9. @AT-nj9kr Avatar
    @AT-nj9kr

    This is ADA 60P right?

  10. @samuelsagun1723 Avatar
    @samuelsagun1723

    In the beginning of the video i was utterly in disbelief why you cut down those beautiful stem plants which i thought is so stunning view but…after you trim it like a bald headed old man i was relieved when you put it back the freshly cut top parts of the plants and im convince that it looks more neat and amazingly pretty!😍…thank you for open up my mind that such technique will help me to be more prolific with better ideas to this enjoyable hobby. New sub here from philippines.

  11. @mareksynowiec2877 Avatar
    @mareksynowiec2877

    That is all i need to take care of my tank, thank you so much πŸ˜‰ Nice background music btw πŸ˜€

  12. @osamurai.888 Avatar
    @osamurai.888

    Great video!!! Thanks for share it! πŸ™‚

  13. @addys1010 Avatar
    @addys1010

    What is that white round equipment near the filter?

  14. @Charlie-ct5fd Avatar
    @Charlie-ct5fd

    15:43 may I ask what is the white thing you put in?

  15. @matthewstewart1527 Avatar
    @matthewstewart1527

    Why no minerals in your ro water

  16. @mazenkhaleel6793 Avatar
    @mazenkhaleel6793

    Amazing

  17. @WilczekToJa Avatar
    @WilczekToJa

    Hi, Are You lefthanded? πŸ™‚

  18. @RogerG92 Avatar
    @RogerG92

    came back to this video because i really want to try my hand at stem plants. this tank is my favorite at the moment .

  19. @aquahobbiest43 Avatar
    @aquahobbiest43

    How to remove black algae on leaf of plants

  20. @mughlisw3843 Avatar
    @mughlisw3843

    Great video! Love rotala. But ive got a question, lowering nitrate makes rotala hra more reddish? My hc cuba tends to turn yellowish, so time to time i dose nitrogen, will dosing nitrogen affect my rotala redness?

  21. @mikes6490 Avatar
    @mikes6490

    always got good music, sounds good with the tanks and you guys accent.. love from chi-town.

  22. @norbertneffgen1787 Avatar
    @norbertneffgen1787

    What is the name from the stones?

  23. @aleks3184 Avatar
    @aleks3184

    It's really nice to have a scape with so much space in it

  24. @mughlisw3843 Avatar
    @mughlisw3843

    the flaming red plant is rotala hra? this plant can reach redness? because in tropica guidelines, it says orange colouration, what is the different between rotala rotundifolia vs rotala hra?

  25. @yohanezmikhael883 Avatar
    @yohanezmikhael883

    November 2020 and still here to learn how to maintenance stem plant, thx victor.
    Thx from Indonesia

  26. @josh_fel Avatar
    @josh_fel

    Hi ! If I may ask, how many hours do you keep the light on ? Because i have the same Twinstar 600S but still not suceeded in growing the red plants. Thanks before ! πŸ™‚

  27. @AreYouBoredNation Avatar
    @AreYouBoredNation

    Visited Green Aqua in Mid March and the Gallery is beautiful! Love your work! I was wondering if you ever run out of space during replantings? Upon initial setup, I know you are supposed to plant as heavily as possible, but how do we balance that out with the replantings we will do as the setup ages? Are there issues of overcrowding for plants?

  28. @ReasonsWhy1 Avatar
    @ReasonsWhy1

    Always come back to this vid for inspiration.

  29. @roxbittman Avatar
    @roxbittman

    This was so helpful! I watched it twice. What I got out of it: One can trim tops of stem plants and replant them without sticking them into the aquasoil! I didn't know that. The bushy parts of the other plants hold them in place and they send roots down, cool! I also learned how you use a skimmer; I don't currently use a skimmer on my 10 gal tank (~30l); I just raise the outflow sometimes to mix it up and oxygenate the water. Your use of different scissors was helpful too, as well as your treatment of the carpeting plants! I also would not have thought of skipping the replacement of GH booster; I use Seiryu rocks as well, so this is a good point. Anyway, thank you for the great video!

  30. @DoNotCutTheMushrooms Avatar
    @DoNotCutTheMushrooms

    So if You have Seryum stones and are using only RO water you do not need to remineralize water at all? Stones will do the job?

  31. @EscapadelaMatrix Avatar
    @EscapadelaMatrix

    Hello. My rotalas were becoming red and then I started dosing fertilizers for the first time, doing so under the Estimated Index regime: algae was gone in 3 days and everything looks great, but the rotalas are turning green. I'm sure this has to do with the Nitrogen which is about 15-20 ppm. How can I make them red again? Lower the nitrogen? to what ppm? Thanks