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The Tint
By Scott FellmanLeisure
The Tint episodes
- Building Blocks to "The Big Idea"
Every aquarium we work on- every iteration of it...should be shared with the hobby. Why? Because there is something amazing that we as a community gain when we share our work- regardless of wether or not it's in it's "ultimate" phase. Because it just might inspire someone else to finish their journey- or start one- snd share what they've learned along the way.
7 min - Tough questions and interesting answers with Scott Fellman and Johnny Ciotti
Today, Tannin's Scott Fellman and Johnny Ciotti address some of the lingering questions about making changes and iterating our work, and how we can progress as hobbyists by taking the occasional step back. And, we open up the email inbox to address more of your awesome questions! A cool episode with a little something for everyone!
49 min - Making a scene: The subtle playersThere is something amazing to me about the less-than-flashy fishes, and the way that they “pop” in botanical style aquariums.. what is it?7 min
- Land and water, working together: Embracing the transformationThe idea that terrestrial and aquatic habitats are closely linked together is fascinating. It creates a tremendous source of inspiration for us as aquarist, and executing aquariums based on this relationship and the seasonal transformation from terrestrial habitat to aquatic habitat is irresistible!10 min
- Food production: The ultimate “collateral benefit” of the botanical-style aquarium?We talk so much about functional aesthetics and the way the work in our botanical-style aquarium. Let’s look at the ultimate expression of this concept- supplemental food production!13 min
- U-turns, detours, and changes in direction.Ever fee like you need to just change up what your doing? Take out some wood, add a plant- or just kill the whole project and start fresh? It’s okay. It’s powerful. Do what you love.7 min
- The same old song: The “universality” and “reliability” of botanical materials.We receive a lot of questions asking stuff like, “What botanicals are appropriate for an aquarium intended to replicate_____?” The answer? In short, almost all of them! And the processes which govern their function in our tanks are the same everywhere on the planet- a fascinating thing, when you think about it, right?8 min
- Too much is never enough...or IS it?We receive a lot of questions about how much botanical materials should be added to our aquariums, and how quickly. The answer is a tale of cadence, nuance, tempo, observation, and patience.17 min
- Edits, iterations, and big moves: Evolving your aquarium over time.Ever want to try something new but are a bit put off by the process of starting 100% from scratch? You don’t have to. As always, if we observe how Nature evolves habitats, we find that the answers are right in front of us!14 min
- Look out below!There’s more to aquarium substrates than sand or gravel.. well, there SHOULD be! Let’s talk about some ideas and how’s and why’s behind this idea!10 min
About The Tint
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"The Tint" is a podcast dedicated to lovers of natural aquariums. A place to discuss unusual aquarium concepts and ideas; a jumping-off point at the aquarium hobby's "bleeding edge." Join us for…
inspiration, ideas, and a sometimes provocative point of view!