FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER CHANGES for my aquariums The king of DIY

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This is cool
Comment from : Kristin Jackson

use the water to water grass
Comment from : Terrance m

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Comment from : Terrance m

Love this idea joey! So simple but very effective! You gotta love the natural sunlight coming threw into the piranha tank Looking forward to your future projects😊
Comment from : Kings Aquariums And Ant World

Darn really don't mean to be negative, but that seems like a lot of wasted water is there something that could be done? maybe an outdoor pool full of algae that'll almost completely eliminate nitrates and stuff? is this even possible?
Comment from : jhon Brito

Joey, sending love from south africa, I just want to say you are a legend
Comment from : Herman Vorster

Adjust pure genius🙏🏾
Comment from : Island Aquatics 🏝️

Have you ever used a backflow valve that way when the power goes off the one that doesn't keep coming out
Comment from : team DJ Lo

i had to film this whole video without you seeing my pimple under my left eye Didnt wanna deal with the drama haha
Comment from : The king of DIY

Genius! Once again thanks for the cheap ideas homie
Comment from : fresh prince of aquariums

you just bite the bullet and invest in a large sump and tie them in together, however you would also need to invest in a good quarantine system as it gets expensive treating such a volume of water
Comment from : Richard

Watching the video to the end, you answered my question but I will post it in case others have considered the same What is the source of the fresh water - is it well or city? I ask because of the potential for the accumulation of chlorine or chloramine I'm sure you have considered this Thanks - greetings from Rapid City, South Dakota
Comment from : coribellanoche

Before you set up all your small tanks you should make them a part of the automatic water changing system because you know down the road that’s what you’ll be doing
Comment from : jim oneill

Always innovative with useful 'tricks & systems' Looking forward to you speaking at the Sacramento Aquarium Society's FINDIG on June 4th 2023--and meeting you as well We are looking forward to this event
Comment from : Turritopsis dohrnii

Love this system I have a similar system set for my 100 gallon Only problem was the battery in my water control box failed after 3 years I now replace the battery every year 😊
Comment from : Pattis Aqua Worlds

Tying the 700 into anything will likely just spread the snails
Comment from : Sean S-S

Brilliant system joey and loving the whole tanks as well, I’ve been watching you since day one and been inspired with everything you have done over the years 👍🏻🫶🏻, but what about your ph etcdon’t you need to add conditioner to the water or any chemicals to help with the condition of the water?
Comment from : YO SULLY 79

Funny i was just going to say water heater looks suspect and you said "Excuse the water heater"
Comment from : Wacky NZ

Electricity bills 💀💀💀💀
Comment from : Sigma Memes

Looking really good
Comment from : fernando medina

Water bills must be crazy
Comment from : No Name

Will Someone please buy a red Texas cichlid for me
Comment from : Asher Nehrenberg

That’s so smart and efficient Awesome❤😂
Comment from : Daniel Velez

Ok, I really like this system The water mixing and diminishing returns was why I never did a drop system, but this I will be experimenting with!
Comment from : OregonOutdoorsChris

If you had the same summ filter for all of your aquarium, what if one of your fish got sick, like white spots or fin rotted, or some other Ill that can infected all the fish in the same tank?
Comment from : HydraArdhy

Are you on a well or domestic water if on domestic water what do you do about chlorine and the other stuff in your water
Comment from : Bearclaw772

Dontcha have to vacuum the gravel tho?
Comment from : thoth

Brilliant
Comment from : Adkgal Adkgal

Snails pack your bags More tanks to explore!
Comment from : David

I somewhat worry about connecting all of the tanks, just because if a disease ever gets in one tank, the whole system will have it
Comment from : Steve W

Omg! Actual fish?
Comment from : meltz

have you considered how much your well can take? 20 galllons at a time, all the time might tax your water in the summer or long term do you have any gear to monitor the level of your well? maybe its just the same volume you were originally doing brbras for uses, you could pump it out to your lawn, although you might not want to exchange time doing water changes to mowingbralternatively you could pump it out to a garden or a green house if T has a green thumb
Comment from : Nogrim Stoneson

Is your redtail ok? For the moment of time you have had it it doesn’t have seemed to have grow much if any!
Comment from : Simply4Aquatics

Sounds good What's your single point of failure?
Comment from : Jim Cooper

I love how you say, I only have to drill the 700 A small tank with water in it sure You break that panel, well, you will cry
Comment from : Jamie dobie

All those plants in your 700 would benefit from being tired in even if all it gets is waste water Those plants are the best filter you can have
Comment from : S

Overflow pipe on the outside will froze in winter and it's gona be disaster
Comment from : Mersii

What’s the in line carbon filter for on a well?
Comment from : dalylers 1996

Why even changing water ???
Comment from : Robert Moscicki

🐐Goat
Comment from : smallmonstera

A-fcukin-mazing Excell-efcukin-ent br👏👏👏👏brShout out from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
Comment from : AJPA33

"no water changes ""FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER CHANGES" 😂😂😂 right
Comment from : jean pierre Please enter a name

Brilliant
Comment from : llNecroticll

If you was to add all 3 tanks together and only use the one sump that's set up would it be enough ?? 🤯🤯🤔
Comment from : Steven Jones

Didn't know you had the Super Rare Anubias Fish in with the Frontosa Joe 😅😂 (love their swim pattern)
Comment from : The Scouse Scaper

Oh god just please dont have an issue in 1 tank that can spread to all the other fish, disease or somethimg, but yes, very awesome way of simplifying maintenance
Comment from : Tina Jones

Instead of drilling the 700, why not a hang on the back overflow?
Comment from : Leendert De Cae

Absolutely love the simplicity of this Question, is there a way to configure something like this onto a salt water tank obviously with the added issue of Ro and salt
Comment from : Matt Green

What about any disease/ parasite outbreaks? Surely if you are connecting all the tanks together, an outbreak in one will spread to all of the tanks and threaten all the stock rather than just one tank’s inhabitants
Comment from : Vinyl Beans

I have a very similar setup for my 120g planted tank I open up a solenoid valve for my RO unit for certain amount of time each day Only challenge has been remineralizing the water The low solubility make it challenging to use a dosing pump even though I have magnetic stirrers in my dosing containers Haven't found a way to automate dry dosing of chemicals But automated water changes save me so much time, I could never go back
Comment from : Julius Odian

I love it
Comment from : Steven Pavan

my concern would be cross contamination You will end up treating 3300 gal at once for any breakouts
Comment from : William Winters

Will the sprinkler system reset when u lose power?
Comment from : Fruit Dealer

Once I get back in a home of my own and setup my aquariums again; I’ve always wanted a w/c system brbrI’ve watched your videos with the drip system and appreciate this video Really got me eager and willing to try it out Fired Up!!!
Comment from : Slim Tim

If all tanks are on same system how do you stop a disease from spreading to all tanks? I love idea but I'm curious
Comment from : biggbird kush

Don't think I've ever seen piranhas look so good
Comment from : R Lam

Guide the wateroutcome to the Pond or to a tree or Something that can still use the waterbrThat would be so awsome
Comment from : gerritb

Love the vid Joey!
Comment from : Ryk

@The king of DIY @Joey, you should move that fresh water supply hose away from the drain hole of the 2000g so you get better dilution I would run the hose to enter the 2000g at the same place you have your water return in from the filter sump Just my 2 cents
Comment from : Oui_OFC

Take your "dirty" fish water and bottle it as a garden additive; my aquarium water all goes to gardens and trees
Comment from : Nathan Clarke

Don't forget some kind of filter over the overflow pipe outside, you dont want spiders, ants or other bugs in the sump Great setup though
Comment from : Beer Monsta

I have very similar, it's great and no work Every few months you'll have to do a big water change just to make sure that the nitrates don't slowly creep up but that's it
Comment from : Tomas Wall

now this was a nice episode :D
Comment from : Jim Oldenkotte

That Arowana 😢😢😢😢 Love you Joey Keep grinding and sharing the journey
Comment from : Gabe Lawrence

Aren't you worried at all that the handle on your Canadian Tire pale and the clamps on your hoses rusting? wont that effect your water quality? Genuinely curious
Comment from : Evan Sovdi

You Should drill a hole in the back ground and put the hose that adds new water into the hole so it pushes it into the display away from the drain behind the back ground
Comment from : Wade Visser

Just more proof you don't need water declaration additives
Comment from : Aaron Powell

I run one on my 1500 gal that adds in 5 gal/hr on a 24/7 basis I use a three stage systems for the water that is added in It saves me tons of time and I'll do a 50 swap every 4 momths just to give them great quality environment
Comment from : Phil Cavallini

That is exactly what i do with my discus tank, except it is connected to R/O water Smart plug on the R/O runs a program that sends in fresh water 2 times a day brNo water change ever needed, this is THE best way to do it imo
Comment from : andre p

That auto watering has a screen That rusting out could be a point of failure Great idea thou I might do this on my 150
Comment from : Shawn Boyle

How will water temps be in winter? Might need an inline heater
Comment from : Mr DJR

For the Algo
Comment from : Kevon Kipps

Could you test the fresh 20 gallons with some kind of marker or dye that wouldn't hurt the fish?
Comment from : Nelson Smith

I do the same thing on my 500g I love the ease of the setup I used sprinkler valves that i can control with my phone for adding water
Comment from : Eric

Nice video buddy
Comment from : EVERYTHING GUY

First off those Oscar’s are Gorgeous! Huge Oscar fan and that is a really cool idea and with the water coming in cold it will sink being a little more dense than the warmer water around it! Love it!
Comment from : Nick Wiseman

I love this System have Maid very good skills and ideas Do you still use declorinator for your tanks?
Comment from : Chillwill 7s

👍👍👍👍👍👊
Comment from : Craps Dealer

Joey you have the best looking arrowona and I love your videos Ontario Canada
Comment from : sandy loyst

I have a question I have heard that fish will start to spawn or start acting like they are spawning after a rain storm So does your automatic water change system simulate a rain storm by adding fresh cooler water like it would from a rain storm Thanks for info and have a great day
Comment from : Shrek Donkey