The Best Algae Eaters for Your Aquarium! 

Like a 80s porn star

Nick Lasso is back!

Lose the stache dude🙈

@@johandreef6906 did you come here for fish information or just to judge nicks appearance? 😭

Easy... I like Nick a lot. Awesome video's and a handsome guy. Nothing but respect voor Nick.

yea i was waiting he put SAE on the list.. but is not ..

Thanks mate!!

feed less

Boil Cucumber slices. Cool them, drop them in the tank. Snails will get on them. Just remove the Cucumber.

You could add cuttlebone to your tank. My water is extremely hard well water, but I found adding cuttlebone to my tanks has helped my mystery snails shells.

@@jodip719 Did u soften the cuttlebone into simmering hot water beforehand?

@leonacollet4051 No, I stuck it under a rock and eventually it will stay sunk. You can absolutely boil it to make it sink.

@@jodip719 Thanks Jodi for ur help.

@@leonacollet4051 no problem!

Totally depends on the type of betta, and the desirability of the colour. Cheap bettas here in Aus are 12 to 25 from most petshops, usually crowntails and veiltails in more common colours, sometimes deltas and halfmoons and some more unusual colours, but they edge up from there. But from specialised breeders they tend to cost more, then add to that if they're desirable colours (galaxy, koi, marble, avatar, etc). It's annoying, but that just seems to be the norm in my experience, and just seems to based in a combination of demand for a certain type, plus how hard it is to achieve that type/how many might come from one spwan. My cheapest betta cost me 12 (a red crowntail), my most expensive was 78 (a giant plakat male), and my middle of the road boy was 55 (a dumbo plakat). The rest of mine have generally been under 30.

I've seen some koi plakats going for $50 here in the US so with Australia prices this doesnt seem too far off

because its not very profitable, and quite boring

nobody wants crayfish, goldfish breeding requires insane amounts of space, tons of maintenance, and they die and get sick way more often than other fish.

australian market got one of the most out rages pricing in the hobby when it comes to fish, they charge 40 bucks for 1 pair of nano rainbow fish. ridiculously over price. lol

​@@laujack24 oh totally! He mentioned in his fucara rainbow vid that they got for $60 a pair. Here they are $7 each. No wonder he can make a living selling fish!

(These are all fish he sells or uses in the breeding room - it’s no coincidence that the Hillstreams are available on the online store again - and he has a new algae wafer alternative food - this video is an ad)

@@albino658 Almost all shops sell Sewellia as algae-eaters so he goes with the flow 🙂

@@willembastiaan743 Funnily enough I went to KFS for Hillstreams in September where they were sold to me as biofilm eaters. But they’ve been off the site since March or April I think due to stock. This vid definitely was a soft promo that they’re back, and selling them as algae eaters ensures the lowest common denominator of customers will show interest in them, not just niche collectors.

It’s same with shrimp isn’t it they ‘prefer’ biofilm over algae

@Egyaquatic

who are you to tell him what to do with his personal appearance 😂