- So this device captures the snails
off the glass, it just hits them into the little thing.
And believe it or not it's like the best product
placement Dennerle makes this, I've never seen
the product, but it seems like
somethin' the US might even want.
Hey everybody Cory from aquariumcoop.com,
today, I'm in Hungry, Budapest at Green Aqua.
If you don't know about this store, you should,
it's one of the best aquascaping stores in the world.
You're about to see why, it's mind-blowing.
All right guys, so here we are in the main display room,
you can see all the installations,
all from nano to, I won't say this is a nano tank size,
but a much smaller tank size to larger ones,
we're gonna go through 'em all.
And I just wanna show the beauty mostly,
I could start listing types of rock,
types of plants, you know, and that I think
is gonna detract from it when I gotta put all the names,
mostly I just wanna showcase their work
and the style of their store, so you guys they have
a YouTube channel you can go in and check it out yourself,
learn more in-depth about each of these scapes,
they do videos on all of 'em,
and I don't want to give it just 30 seconds of justice
and move on and try to explain it
when I can just show you how beautiful it is
and you can go watch the dedicated videos about it.
But, I do love these plants growing immersed,
that's one of my favorite things,
is once they push up out of the top.
Very simple scape with the green neons.
It rivals between this and the ADA Shop in Tokyo,
in terms, like there's a lot more space here,
so it's really nice, I love this scape
'cause it's using lava rock, they're not using
a very expensive rock, you know they put the plants
on it and it looks good.
Got the drop checker.
This place is just complete eye candy.
And you can see they've used like ADA soil back inside
to grow all the stem plants out from the center,
so some of the fish have dug it out a little bit,
but that's how they kinda accomplish
that move with all those stem plants back there.
This one I liked 'cause it was a little bit more
of an achievable scape for let's say the average aquascaper.
We're using a lot more anubius, we're using buces,
some ludwigia, some mosses,
and some basic drift wood and rock scape.
I feel like someone like myself,
maybe you guys could pull this off.
This is a total, much easier setup.
The dragon stone in here, they've built it up pretty high,
so you can see how high the ADA soil
and the dragon stone goes, literally to the corner.
But, they still have some crushed coral to add
some hardness back into the water down at the bottom.
And so, you build that up way in the corner
so you get the triangle shape, the low point over here,
and how it goes all the way up,
so naturally it wants to take your eye
to look across the whole thing.
Oh, fissidens right there, that's cool.
You can come in and sit and just ponder what you want to do.
There's all these plants here,
that are immaculate by the way.
I wish we could get Dennerle plants and tropical plants
and that kind of stuff they produce really nice plants.
And they've got tons of tissue culture,
kind of bursting at the seams.
Hygrophila pinnatifida, like I just mentioned there,
they also have it.
So, here's a little thing right here, so this plant,
let's go back over here, this is Hygrophila pinnatifida,
I also saw it online, but this is what it looks like
once it grows out, here's a tissue culture
where it has a bunch of little starts.
And then, if I put this back so I don't lose it for them,
uh, right here.
So, they've got it right here as well,
it's a lot more leggy, so you'd have to do some trimming
if you wanted to scape with it,
but they've got all the options which is nice.
Whereas I only have the one option,
'cause America hasn't taken to the tissue cultures yet.
But, I really like, if tissue cultures take off,
I'm totally stealing this setup,
the LED lights, we do it in our racks already
and it just makes sense to do it that way and light 'em up.
So, the store just looks absolutely amazing,
they've only been here for two months, they moved.
I like the walk around tanks, right?
So, these are made so you can put 'em in the middle
of a room and all the power and everything
goes through the bottom.
All the lights go up through the ceiling,
so if you're putting this in an office building,
or even just in your living room
you can appreciate all of it.
The intake, right here, this is a super cool system,
you pull the intake, water goes down,
and the water's coming back in
and so you have very minimal equipment.
Like right now, they've got a few snails,
like it's only been setup for a couple months here
so you always get a little bit of algaes and snails
and that kind of thing, but they'll be able to remove
the equipment and get the true, you know,
super clean from all the way across,
you just look right through it.
And they've got that going on over here.
This'll be more of like a corner tank setup
where you've got all the stuff growing immerse
so again, let's focus in on that Hygrophila pinnatifida,
right here, growing up out of the water
so, they're tying that in in a bunch of tanks
you've now seen every form of it pretty much growing.
And I like this because it's a much lower lightscape.
We've got the bolbitis, you've got the tiger lotus,
you've got buces, you've got the rock
and you've got these snakeskin barbs.
And again if we're looking at, let's take a seat,
you know, let's experience what people
experience when they come here.
You look up at it and again you've got that triangle
where it just goes up and big in the back,
it makes it look deeper that way
and also it draws you in.
When you're looking at this tank,
you naturally want to go, ooh, what's in here?
Why'd they leave this space goin'?
What's back in there?
And so it draws you further in the tank
and that adds a lot of depth going that way.
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