This is my Biorb Life 60, just put 2 Dwarf Gouramis in after a 2 week cycle.

This is a quick video of my black 60 Litre BiOrb Life tank which has halfmoon ‘mustard gas’ male betta and 6 White Cloud mountain minnows. All fish live peacefully together.

Recorded on July 15, 2008 using a Flip Video camcorder.

My biorb 30 at 3 months old with a new siamese fighting fish added on the 3/12/09 also 3 neon tetras, 5 cardinal tetras and 2 male guppies

I decided not to talk over the video, I just added a cool radiohead track and a good description instead. Enjoy!!! We still have seven fish in the tank: 4x male platy: 1 yellow, 1 orange 1 red and one white/blue/red 1x dwarf gourami 2x female balloon Molly The first platy we got (two months ago) died about a week ago. He never seemed well from the start, I’m glad he lived as long as he did, as probably wouldn’t have lasted long at the store. We’ll be adding two …

Hey guys…this is just a quick update on the 30 litre biorb aquarium, I have put my fighting fish in and I explain the reasons behind changing my mind from several rummynose tetras to one betta :) If you liked the vid then please leave a comment, please like the vid and subscribe if you haven’t already done so thanks!

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Video of the Biorb Heater Kit & its contents

This is our BiOrb 30 ltr, 2 x Mollys, 2 x Weather Loach, 2 x Angel Fish, 3 x Neon Tetras, 3 x Platy, 2 x Glass fish, 1 x Minnow, 1 x Dwarf Plec, 4 x Assasin Snails. Some of you may say it’s an over populated tank but I assure you it’s not the Nitrate, Ammonia and PH levels are all spot on and the tank is thriving. The Mollys are showing signs of mating.

This is my first aquarium I have ever had, and I decided to take the leap and get JellyFish! I purchased it from JellyFishArt.com, and they were very helpful with everything. It is a 16gallon BiOrb, and I have five 2-3 inch Moon Jellys in it. I currently have a UV Led in the aquarium light, but I also have a color changer one I will put in another video. If you have never had jellyfish but always wanted them, this is probably the best (cheapest) way to go about …