Después del Factor Invisible… ¿era el SUSTRATO el culpable?
After the end of The Invisible Factor, this aquarium still had one thing left to figure out: whether the substrate was truly the culprit behind all the problems we'd been dealing with for months. In this video, I return to the Invisible Factor aquarium to perform one of the most delicate changes you can make in a planted aquarium: removing the old substrate and replacing it with new substrate without completely disassembling the aquarium, while keeping the fish and shrimp inside. It's a risky process, full of mess, cloudy water, water changes, and many precautions to avoid ammonia and nitrite spikes, or any other problems with the animals. Was the substrate the real problem? Will this change finally get the aquarium up and running as it should? In this first video post-Invisible Factor, we begin a new chapter to try and bring this setup to its best. During the video, we'll see: How I remove the old sand and substrate without completely disassembling the aquarium. What precautions I take to protect the fish and shrimp. Why I don't recommend taking this process lightly. How I place the new substrate. - Which plants should I reintroduce into the setup? How will I manage the daily water changes during the first few days? And what do I expect to happen now with this planted aquarium? If you've followed The Invisible Factor from the beginning, this video is the natural continuation of the project. The series has ended, but this aquarium still has a lot to tell. Subscribe to the channel if you enjoy planted aquariums, real fishkeeping, mistakes, lessons learned, and projects that don't always go perfectly the first time. #PlantedAquarium #TheInvisibleFactor #AquariumBlog 🤝 Aquarium Blog Collaborators: 🌿 Little Tree Design Biotopes – Experts in natural aquariums, biotopes, and aquascaping. https://www.littletreedesignbiotopes.... 🐟 Pez Verde – Experts in Planted Aquariums and Aquascaping. https://www.pezverde.es/ 🎥 Sponsor this channel: AquaRio – Quality products for the discerning aquarist https://aquarioiberia.com/ 🎥 Sponsor this channel: Kryoscape – Official distributor of Chihiros and Kryoscape / kryoscape 📲 Join the community on Telegram: 💬 Discussion group: https://t.me/AquariumBlog 📢 Broadcast channel: https://cutt.ly/XwUTpS0 🌐 More content on my website: https://aquariumblog.es 📸 Follow me on Instagram: @aquariumblog.es ❤️ Do you like the content and want to support it? Become a channel member and access exclusive content, badges, and more. / @aquariumblog 🔔 Thanks for watching and for being part of this aquarium community!

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