Top 10 BEST Fish For LAZY Fish Keepers!!

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@KGTropicals 2 года назад

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@chicken9639 2 года назад

Just wandering are you ever going to do a local shop?

@sergeiz.5815 2 года назад

Cool.just ordered filter

@Mercedes_may 2 года назад

I’m going to add something to your list that you’ve probably never heard of before, they are called water isopods or Asellus aquaticus, they are a small type of crustacean that come in a few different colors and are EXTREMELY easy to care for (and breed) because they don’t care if their water is dirty or not, and they make great tank cleaners because they eat fish waste and algae and uneaten food, in my opinion they are better tank cleaners than snails or shrimp and even a tank with just them in it is amazing, I currently have them living with my betta and I love them! Another great tank idea is putting them with endlers in a heavily planted tank, or put yellow ones with ember tetras and a blue betta :)

@vikalawa5301 2 года назад

I tell you one think you may have never experienced mollies are real jerks if you put a group with other fishes they will bully them and if not they will bully themselves

@abdelrahmanelmasry9699 2 года назад

@KGTropicals Can you please tell me the name of the silver fish at 2:57

@ReneesZooTube 2 года назад

Not lazy, but disabled and dealing with chronic illness. So easy keeper, low maintenance fish are super important to me.

@georgefleming4956 2 года назад

I’m with you. I’m 60 yo and have 12 aquariums and suffer with chronic back/neck problems as well as COPD. I keep Angelfish, guppies, platies, mollies, and shrimp. (As well as a few others)

@dreadnaut31 2 года назад

Accessible Fish-List 👍👍👍

@naylak5718 2 года назад

Yes. No need to insult people. We're all human.

@ReneesZooTube 2 года назад

@@dreadnaut31 💖💖💖

@randyrodriguez8220 2 года назад

I hear ya on that, disabilities. But power heads on a hose fixed my problems

@bambiginger 2 года назад

Years ago a friend gave me an old aquarium that he had in his basement for almost a year. It was pretty grubby with old wet gravel at the bottom. I put it in my bathtub and ran some water into it and a coolie loach leapt up out of the substrate! He lived happily with me for another few years, I'm happy to say!

@Meskarune Год назад

wow incredible

@sarahmolyneux1278 Год назад

Amazing!

@MyLifeIsAFrickingMess_MRPOLSKA 11 месяцев назад

You unearthed that mf

@eringrey9297 6 месяцев назад

That would have scared the $hit out of me 😅

@awang8845 2 года назад

I can't help spoiling my betta. He always swims in little circles when I see him and he gives me a greeting every time I go into the room with his 10 gallon. :)

@a.harrington1634 2 года назад

I feel like this could easily be a list for "invested but forgetful" fish keepers, too. I love my betta, but I also keep her in a big 30 litre (8 gallon) tank with a mystery snail and a few shrimp because I work a job that sometimes leaves me too fried for tonnes of unkeep. Between the filter, the plants, and the stocking, I know if I miss a day of checking or feeding, or if there's a filter accident or power outage that I don't catch right away, everyone will make it. So, yeah, I don't set out to be lazy, but I do sometimes wind up forgetting to check. 😅😅😅

@pjp9383 2 года назад

And also, overcommitted fishkeepers who have more tanks than time to care for them. I try to keep my tanks understocked, and am working on increasing the number of real plants, to give me a little wiggle room when work is busy.

@piercecowley255 2 года назад

I am only trying to limit myself to a couple of tanks to look after, also, my mum is a teacher and asked me if they can have my old tanks and stuff I don’t use anymore, then after I suggest danios, saying that they will just need places to hide, they say they don’t want to buy anything, the stuff I used to have wouldn’t be appropriate for hides as it was planted so I didn’t need them, I finally managed to convince my mum to get some good quality fake plants

@a.harrington1634 2 года назад

@@piercecowley255 Ah... I limit my tanks BY being a teacher... meaning I get one BIG tank, but it has to be self sufficient with me being away from it for most of the day.

@piercecowley255 2 года назад

@@a.harrington1634 so a habitat tank?

@piercecowley255 2 года назад

@@a.harrington1634 they are the ones that don't need any water changes

@hillaryburdick9313 Год назад

Not lazy, but extremely busy, so this list is incredibly helpful for me!

@alexriver4997 2 года назад

When I first got a betta when I was younger I will admit I took pretty bad care of it. Now I have a male betta in a 10 gallon with guppies and a mystery snail. He looks so happy!

@torrinscichlids 2 года назад

I just reset up my 30 gallon for a male mustard gas betta. Not sure of the tail variety. Definitely not a veil tail but it looks like a dress. I have some male fancy guppies and female polkadot sword tails with him

@quinncreel6091 2 года назад

male betta with guppies??? And the guppies are still alive? lol

@user-qo6il9vg3n 2 года назад

@@quinncreel6091 each betta can have a different level of temperament, kind of like a personality. Although a male betta will be more aggressive than a female no matter what.

@OfficialMyxomatosis 2 года назад

I am a 10-gallon Betta keeper as well! 35 years strong!! My last was a Double Tail Dumbo. I bought him because he was "dead" and knew I could fix him. After a month in the hospital tank into the ten-gallon, he went! He had a great, albeit shorter than usual, life. I even got him a tankmate in a Bristle Nose Pleco (baby male). They LOVED each other!! When Dumbo passed, my pleco was devasted for months. Looking for him at all levels of the tank. At this point, my pleco is so territorial over the tank. He will remain a bachelor now that he is 8 and has been alone for 2 years.

@josephplays9761 2 года назад

Me to when I was younger like 7 yrs I got a male blue Betta in 5 gallon but I took bad care of it and now I have Betta and mollies and guppies

@TheZenGinger 2 года назад

OK, now that is possibly, the most disturbing thumbnail, to date! 😳 But, I gotta say, as far as film production, and editing, you know what John should win? 😄 Oscars! (Like, academy awards though, not the fishies!) OK, sorry, lame joke, but I love you guys! Another great video! Note: I feel like this could also be a great list, for people with MTS who want a lot of tanks, with a lot of fish, but don't feel they have as much time... Not necessarily even lazy, because when you get above 10-20 tanks, I think laziness is not really an option... So, let's just say, those who can't necessarily devote every hour of the day to FishKeeping, and could benefit from having easier fish to care for... Honestly so many good reasons to keep "easy" fish! Great list all around!

@piercecowley255 2 года назад

Why do I feel like John would rather win oscars as in, the cichlids, those things are expensive

@bolerogamer3320 2 года назад

I've been keeping fish for about 20 years now, and I've got to say the best experience I've ever had was in keeping an oscar...which I unimaginatively named Oscar. Most character I've ever seen in a fish. Broke my heart, though, that one night I heard a massive crash from his tank. His tank had a supporting glass bar running the width of the tank at the top...and he must have gotten a little over-excited (I suspect he was pestering the foot-long pleco he was sharing his home with), as I found he'd jumped up & cracked his head open on the glass bar. Despite the sadness, I can recommend keeping oscars to anyone & plan on keeping them in the future as soon as I have space to accomodate a tank big enough again.

@AVspectre Год назад

I think titling this for ‘lazy’ fish keepers is best for working the algorithm. It’s worth noting how the same selections could be useful in many types of situations. Even just in scanning the comments of others, you see many situations brought up… chronic illness, irregular demanding work schedule, forgetfulness (I would put things like ADHD or brain injury under here as well)… Many different scenarios where the fish keeper is wanting to be responsible despite these limiting factors. One of the most responsible things we can do when choosing a pet (of any kind) is perform an honest examination of the time, energy, and resources we have available - and to choose something that can still thrive within this capacity. Thank you for videos like this that help people trying to work within their own circumstances.

@markh.williamsauthor7286 2 года назад

I just did water changes on 3 of my 7 tanks, put root tabs for my plants, cleaned all the glass, after aquascaping 3 tanks yesterday. Still interested in fish for lazy fish keepers. LOL

@sneekyalexa2657 2 года назад

On the topic of bettas, I will always say its easier to have at least the 5 gallon with the live plants, especially if its fully planted compared to the marketing of "easy care" with the darn containers that are less than a gallon.

@OfficialMyxomatosis 2 года назад

Ever Betta I have had over the last 35 years has always had his own ten-gallon regular height, with Marble Queen Pothos (specifically) all through the tank since they do not need substrate, and surprisingly an Auquaclear 50 on full force! My Bettas have LOVED the full power of that filter and going for rides in the outflow! Once I switched to a Hygger titanium rod heater, things have never been better.

@masteraquaticsjustcallmeed5115 2 года назад

John's analogies are just way toooooo much!!! "Hand down to the waist!!! Farts in elevators!!!!" LMFAO!!!! Lisa, ALL the fish on your side of the spectrum are totally spot on!!! White Minnows, Bettas and Danios are very easy... Thank you for a very entertaining video!!!

@meandmyaquariums8537 2 года назад

Not only are Betta's the best fish! (Obviously!) they deserve all the treats! And all the attention! They must be spoiled to survive! (Obviously) I personally think bettafish should have 5-10 gallons, my child is In a 10 gallon and will soon be moving to a 29 gallon when its done cycling! Ps. Bettafish should have all the brine shrimp! 😁

@kezzstar24 2 года назад

My Fagan (blue betta) shakes the frozen brine shrimp block to loosen them up for the neon tetras. He's aggressive but caring ^_^

@louiegroenewald 2 года назад

I love my tanks and fish, Started with one 10 gallon about 3 years ago and started this year April to expand and maintain 8 tanks currently. And I love it they all are planted tanks in different sizes all over the house. I started with plastic plants and find that not a lot of work at all. Planted tanks are a bit more work mostly when you start. As soon as things are settling in and starting to grow it is not so hard to maintain. Love the hobby and all your advice. I've been through almost all your videos and some I watched more thank once to be sure I do the right thing this time around.😀

@DankTanks 2 года назад

My lawyer will be calling about using my likeness in the thumbnail.

@RikoStan 2 года назад

DAMMIT! That's what I was going ot say, well something like it.

@thegamingpuppet8381 2 года назад

I'm sorry is this a american joke that I'm too asian too understand

@DankTanks 2 года назад

@@thegamingpuppet8381 irony is strong in this young padawan

@XCaliKev 2 года назад

👍😎 That’s funny, I was gonna say the same thing.

@marypaigeflynn4512 2 года назад

Thanks John and Lisa!!! Great list!! I hope you guys are having an amazing weekend!!🙏❤️🌿🐟🌿

@jemmajackson2440 2 года назад

I love your videos so much! Thank you John and Lisa for inspiring me and helping me so much in this hobby with all your content. I have learned so much from you both. Thank you! 🐟

@aryaanhassan3059 2 года назад

If you are lazy, get a 75 gallon with an Oscar and watch him grow. Trust me...

@monicakimber7888 2 года назад

oscar if u a cat guy. flowerhorn if a dog person

@ephraimcampos5232 2 года назад

Nah just get a tank full of stickers of fish and watch them grow with out water

@VeganSanatani 2 года назад

@@monicakimber7888 noo...ocsar if you a dog person.

@jamesshamley6577 2 года назад

@@ephraimcampos5232 That sounds like a plan...stoked

@aryaanhassan3059 2 года назад

I love where this conversation is going😂😂

@peripheralsapien8491 2 года назад

Just getting back into the hobby after a break of about 7 years. I'm in the process of setting up a 30 gal, black water, cardinal tetra tank. Videos are great and really helpful

@fishandfloral 2 года назад

I enjoy working with my tanks. I find it relaxing and a chance to really take a look at each fish from a health standpoint.

@willrisher6049 2 года назад

I love you’re content, watched many of your videos, thank you for all the info! I’m about to pull the trigger on my very first tank

@jaygomez639 2 года назад

hey, love all of your video's I'm a newbie had my small tank for 6 to 7 months now, I used to watch my step dad do his tanks and now I'm going for it and yeah I got the thank fever lol, thanks for all the advice it's so useful

@eatfrenchfries1 2 года назад

I have 10 tanks and I'm happy to do the work as I truly enjoy making sure my fish friends have awesome places to live!

@kinglyzard 2 года назад

I'm a big fan of snails and even encourage their proliferation. I have two Clown Loaches and three Puffers that are avid snailers. I always have a steady supply of Ramshorns.

@lizdyson3627 2 года назад

Thanks John and Lisa,This is a great Video for some disabled people and their busy carers

@losangeles_cichilds 2 года назад

Just can’t be a lazy fish keeper period

@TuberoseKisser 2 года назад

Lazy doesn't mean zero work, it means less work. This list could be for physically disabled people.

@angiebear8727 2 года назад

Always listen to fish keeping videos while I’m doing maintenance. Keeps me motivated. So ty and my fish ty

@azslotracer Год назад

Love your videos! Very Informative! Thanks for what you do for the hobby

@a.corrinekennedy1916 2 года назад

I would love to see a video from you guys on bleeding heart tetras, I think they're so under appreciated!!

@anastasioschristoforatos474 Год назад

Definitely great video. Not necessarily lazy, just very busy. And I love my fish. Wish I had more time for them. But we have a great relationship. 20 gallon with kuhli tetras, and a female betta.

@CaptainSavageAquatics 2 года назад

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

@622wesc 2 года назад

Great video. Not lazy but to busy.

@joeydr1497 2 года назад

Your really helping me My grandma wanted me to make her an aquarium for my cousin with Asperges syndrome as he absolutely loves fish but she doesn’t have much time to maintain an aquarium, fish and animals in general help calm him down and watching my fish is some of the only times he slows down at all. So what I’m trying to say is thank you for helping me keep my cousin happy

@kathryncastanares525 2 года назад

You are amazing. How caring of you. My son had autism. He was very low functioning and non verbal and absolutely adored fish. I believe it started from his early years of pretty much living in the hospital that had an ocean and fish theme. The only time he wasn't running around like the adorable madman he was, was when he was in front of a fish tank. My little nephew has aspergers and he too adores fish. I wonder if it is common for those on the spectrum? Anyway, your cousin and grandma are very lucky to have you. Thank you for caring about his happiness.

@juliaheinritz3264 2 года назад

Aquariums are so soothing and relaxing. My granddaughter wanted one in her room at our house. After trial and error we have been successful:) I will often just hang out in her room when she is at home, laying on the daybed to watch the fish...so pretty..then before I know it I fall asleep. I can't imagine our life without our pets

@jwaquatics8871 2 года назад

Brilliant video!

@whoahanant 2 года назад

When I won feeder fish at the carnival as a kid I was told they would last 2 weeks. Mine lived 9 years before a blizzard took our power out which killed our fish. They shared a massive tank with my pleco and a bunch of snails. I'm more surprised that I figured out a good system for my fish despite me being practically a child. The tank came from my mom cause she loves plecos but she was not really that interested in fish keeping and wasn't really good at community tanks. The tank was empty for a long time and I begged her to fill it back up for my 1 feeder fish, Mr. Longtails was his name. Ended up getting more feeder fish to keep him company, some snails that bred fast and 1 pleco. They became massive bois after 9 years and I loved all of them.

@ericyoung7049 2 года назад

As a kid, I was keeping a colony of mutt guppies that was split off from a colony kept by my best friend at the time, who in turn inherited them from his brother when he went off to college. If I could keep them alive in grade school with 1980s technology, they must have been easy. The other one I find super-easy to keep is the dojo loach. It's another tough, resilient fish.

@lam4517 2 года назад

Love the thumbnail ha! Thanks for the topic - love seeing fresh ideas for content! Know it’s not easy.

@pop6997 2 года назад

I love my platy tank. Got 4 fish 12 years ago and now I have several generations of muts in yellow, orange, blue and even metalic green! I love seeing the recessive gene come out and adding that Mickey mouse or tuxedo tail. The tank is a 65 us gallon and they still haven't filled it to capacity as erm....only the strongest survive! These fish even eat algae, they're lively and peaceful and just fun in general. They follow me around the room looking at me expectantly and I think they're actually quite smart. I love em!

@raheemkhan2016 2 года назад

I love all your videos helps me learn about fish and use your information to my advantage thanks guys

@DecayingReality 2 года назад

Balance your light, co2 with macro ferts and add floating plants for the extra rates and heavily plant in stratum. I haven’t done a water change in a while...Wonder shells are a godsend too.

@matthewsmith22 2 года назад

Enjoying binging these top tens, how have you been back for 4 years without me noticing! For me it's all about making maintenance as easy as possible, my big goldfish tank (I definitely don't consider goldies easy or that robust, I used to breed lion head ranchus and now just a super laid back ryukin and blackmoor tank, I find them very sensitive to nitrates and they produce A LOT!) is right next to a window where I can dump out water using a thick pond hose on my front garden (check out my tank on my channel if you want 😁). I've also gone super simple on filter, I have a 5 inch gravel bed with an undergravel filter driven by a maxijet pump, super easy to maintain! The small tanks in my life run on matten filters and can have a 50%water change with a watering can in 5 minutes. Attach everything electrical to a smart socket no faffing with plugs, this maybe could be a top ten make your life easier video 😂 sorry about the length of the post!

@lizzieb6311 2 года назад

😹😹😹 I haven’t watched yet… can’t stop laughing over the “teaser”! Too funny. I’ll watch now.. always great info here with John and Lisa 😎

@Jeswald1 2 года назад

Guppies! I had a small tank "collapse" when the filter gave out, and all my guppies were dead. Once I removed the dead fish, and pulled out some plants, I noticed 6 live guppy fry! Within 2 months it looked exactly the same as it had been (replaced filter).

@TruthLivesNow 2 года назад

Yes, I think, really, Guppies are easier than Mollies and Platys, in my opinion. A healthy strain of guppies, in a large planted tank does not require much care.

@Jeswald1 2 года назад

@@TruthLivesNow I don't change my water! I just add to it. I just know when I used to regularly swap out 30-40% of the water every week, guppies would mysteriously die. I added Seachem additives. More died. I decided to ignore the tanks, and I haven't lost a fish (except 2-3 of old age).

@ctnzrh92 2 года назад

@@Jeswald1 guppies love green water and oxygenated plants. I am super lucky to live in southeast asia where caring for tropical fish is very easy. Although yes, aquascaping plants temd to like colder water than local temp. Plants like java moss is is hard to keep no matter how much I try or not try if I dont cool it down or change the water frequently. Funny though, other hobbyist in Lets say East asia, America or Europe need a heater. Whereas people that lives in a hot or tropical countries need fans for our aquariums.

@comment.highlighted 2 года назад

That thumbnail is hilarious 🤣

@laowhy86 2 года назад

I love your message in the beginning of the video

@trainertealvgc2267 2 года назад

I’ve have white cloud with my Chinese Fire belly newts. I’ve also bred snails, convict cichlids, Angelfish, mollies, and platies. Kept Oscars and Kuhli loaches.

@amymandeville8342 2 года назад

Talking about tank size and ease of care, my 6.7 gallon is planted and I run two sponge filters. I still have to do partial water changes a minimum of once a week.

@Jerry-lj3cf 2 года назад

Oh my I lost it at dangly things hanging down 🤣🤣🤣. Well played John, you da man or should we ask Lisa 👏 😉 👍 love you 💖.

@BrainHealth- Год назад

We’ve had beginner fish for forty years . They are so beautiful. I’d love to try corals one day, but for now our plecco and guppies are just perfect.

@stacey9730 2 года назад

Nice indoor plants Lisa !

@nathanswager6751 2 года назад

as a lazy guy, my only criticism for mollies and platies, is they reproduce so rapidly, that your tank maintenance goes up drastically. My mbuna have a stable population so it's easy to gauge when canisters need cleaned, sponges squeezed and gravel vacced, whereas mollies, you've got 10, then a month later at least 30, then you gotta drive to the shop to drop off some, etc. I love livebearers but I've always had to work a lot harder on any tank with them then the others due to that huge shift of bioload every couple months.

@dragonwithamonocle Год назад

The trick with livebearers is keeping them with tankmates that like to eat fry. If you've got a 30 or 40 gallon space and you've got mollies, keep them with a school of skirt tetras or something that won't bother the mollies but is quick and big enough that little fry aren't going to make it unless they're clever. Throw a betta in your big guppy tank and they won't have population explosions.

@therineo7839 2 года назад

jOHn, that rant was A-W-E-S-O-M-E!! Gonna hit the store in Richmond in the next 2 weeks

@jasabasenara8124 Год назад

Love your channel. Subscribed.👍

@paulmccarthy7467 2 года назад

Some superb Hardy fish ideas

@fangirlalie2950 9 месяцев назад

I'm so busy with work and school so I need a low maintenance pet since the passing of my pup(14) in 2020. This helped so much thank you!

@De_Klapperkoning 2 года назад

Kuhli loaches!!! We have about 20 in a 125 liter/27,5 gallon. There are so many different species and they become more active the more you have!! :) we started with 5 more then a year ago xD. Now it's our favourite fish!! I can recommend this fish for lazy fishkeepers. I'm really lazy in anything but fish but this tank is the cleanest tank of our 4 tanks and we do water changes and a day or 2 later filter cleaning once a week.

@plushpossum 2 года назад

I'm assuming that the "work" is in the water changes. I love doing my water changes! My fish are so happy afterwards and my tanks look so great. I don't know that I would enjoy my tanks as much if I didn't do my weekly water changes. People need to learn to enjoy the time spent cleaning. If only I liked cleaning my house as much!! LOL!!!

@WorldAquariumSingapore 2 года назад

Wow cool cool list of fishes there thanks

@soup4u2000 2 года назад

I keep giant danios with my Axolotls, and they do great! Adds some nice activity to tank, stay to the top of water column and way too quick for Axolotls to bother.

@winningworldwide764 2 года назад

I keep all different variety of danios with my axolotls, as well they are great companions, until they get eaten i usually get 15 or so of the zebras, the golden, or the leopards. That will last a month or 2 before i have to get some more

@RockosFishRoom 2 года назад

John I thought you was trying to slim down? Hahaha that thumbnail is priceless. Once a gain a video well done! Good job guys!

@kater.6765 2 года назад

Great video as always. Always surprised at the amazing quality of your videos.

@nlhrb 2 года назад

I'd add shrimp to this list, at least those common neocaridina davidi varieties. People say they are a bit sensitive to high nitrates, not in my case, but sensitive or not they don't don't poop much anyway so it will be a really long time for nitrates to build up

@xhongxina286 2 года назад

They won't build up if you have any plants

@emberframe6994 2 года назад

Shrimps are great, ive had shrimp in a jar for 2 years do a water top off ever now and then.

@FunTimeWithLeo 2 года назад

how many shrimp and how much water does it fit?

@xhongxina286 2 года назад

@@FunTimeWithLeo I would recommend not going under 5 gallons it's not expensive or to large you will have better success with bigger tanks though

@nlhrb 2 года назад

@@FunTimeWithLeoI have them in a cube tank, 12 inches in all directions. Regarding the numbers, countless lol. I'd say you can even get to a hundred. Nobody is gonna buy a hundred to start with anyway so if you're gonna try shrimp, you can just buy about 10 and let them breed. You're gonna have plenty in no time

@CJBlack265 2 года назад

Oh my Word!!! That thumbnail 😂 Thank you Lisa (not sure I'm ready to forgive John for that thumbnail)💕👍

@litoloco4fish 2 года назад

Frontosas looking great 👍

@athenamorales7321 2 года назад

Love the thump nail. Best picture of John I've seen.

@TarasAquaria 2 года назад

Love your videos

@dennisronquillo9494 2 года назад

love the thumbnail... it's hilarious... thanks for the infos and the laughs. hehehe

@Littlefinger4E 2 года назад

Taking care of them like your own babies is the best thing about this hobby imo Not just setting up a tank

@razer302 2 года назад

Just got a big new tank for an oscar and love it. Can't wait to see it grow

@scarlettwhitecross1026 2 года назад

Could you guys do a top ten list on Endler guppy breeds? Trying to decide which ones to get but not sure. Planning on breeding them at some point. Any informed suggestions would be great! Thx!!!

@Micahmancer 2 месяца назад

its so good to keep this list in mind for me. i took on goldfish BEFORE i became disabled with severe chronic pain and chronic illness. as horrible as it is to say it, and as painful as it is for me to say it, im just waiting for them to die off from old age. im still doing my absolute best to take care of them, but lifting the 5 gallon bucket to unfill and refill the tank takes such a toll on my body. my goal is to turn the current goldfish tank into a huge, "self maintaining" tropical tank with a small amount of small schooling fish and a shit ton of live plants.

@sergeiz.5815 2 года назад

Happy Sunday ☺️ very cool I have Dalmatian Molly's and black Molly's awesome fish 🐠

@kkdeveauxgue2784 2 года назад

I just had 53 mollie dalmatians two tone and ibknow fish

@jasonbalmaceda6579 2 года назад

Great thumbnail ! Love it 😆

@gowthamsai931 2 года назад

I am very thankful to u i am able to finde my dream fish. Thank u so much ❤️❤️

@EsoxLVCIVS6776 2 года назад

I have two nano tanks. One has cherry shrimps and wcmm and the other has cherry shrimp, ember tetras and rasboras. They are so low maintenance and it doesn't matter if I miss a water change for a couple of days. My high maintenance tank has fancy goldfish and various loaches in.

@JodyAraque-it3fh 11 дней назад

I just got my new 75 gallon tank! I have 3 angelfish, 4 tiger barbs, 4 goldfish. I am soon to add 2 discus (ocean green, 3 panda corydoras, 1 California green/half black angelfish.) thank you for all your videos of helpful advice

@JodyAraque-it3fh 11 дней назад

It was 4 Glo fish, NOT Goldfish

@Laura-ed5kf 2 года назад

Gold fish & white clouds together are phenomenal: been I’ve been keeping them together for years. BUT…in letting them grow-out together in a live-planted tank…. How are these easy?! 😂 I love my little poopers!….even as I have to clean up their poop all the time! ❤️

@kairunissahameed2943 2 года назад

Well I’m our country we have a lot of COVID so I though than watching these videos of fish keeping hobby and learning to use these learning skills I got a 30CubicCentimeter tank and has crystal red shrimp thanks to you

@invaderjoshua6280 2 года назад

I say captive bred discus. Super hardy, and overall less aggressive then other cichlids if they have enough room. Also don't get to large as they max at about 6-8 inches.

@JUSTinTx254 2 года назад

My lazy tank consists of a flowerhorn pair, tire track eel, and a big synodontis. In a 90 gallon do a water change once a month and they have been thriving for about 3 years. Also always a conversation starter.

@piercecowley255 2 года назад

Mine consists of 3 platys( 3 other baby platy), 4 cardinal tetras(more coming) and 2 dwarf gouramis, not very lazy when dgs will sometimes die without warning, even though they had no visible signs of cause and parameters are fine.I also discovered that when a fish has dropsy and is bloated, won’t poop and has pinesconed scales, but they are not yet lethargic, lettuce can work Miracles, one of the platys(pineapple platy) got dropsy and in the past week I had only seen them do 3 stringy poos, and they were bloated and pineconing that night I put some lettuce in the tank, and the next day they are no longer bloated or have pineconing scales, and are beginning to poop more(still not a lot rn though, I will give updates

@blakelobban8826 2 года назад

Had my betta. Beta ray bill, eating out of my hand. Such a great fish with lots of different personalities

@mission4wallstpt670 2 года назад

I’m looking for an idea for my classroom- I have a 5L tank and I’ll be moving my betta and 4 tetras out of it to a larger tank at home. We are thinking the little 5L would be good for my elementary classroom. What would you put in that 5L? As far as care, children would give the fish food during the week and I would care for the tank as much as possible but as a teacher I do get really busy and don’t want to be neglecting the poor fish. Our little 5L has a filter. What should I put in it? I’m thinking a snail or 2 and one other fish. Your list is very helpful, I just want to make sure I’m making a wise choice for classroom use. Thank you for the advice.

@fnaf.nerd83 2 года назад

You should just 4 or 5 shrimp

@musician200X 2 года назад

I got my first angelfish recently and he is so personable and confident and hes the perfect centerpiece fish for my 37.

@jimberence 2 года назад

I only deal with 2 feet tank @10 gallon . It just takes up to 13 minutes to do water changes. I got 2 oscars in that tank. I do about 75% water changes everytime at least every 2 weeks or less. I also put plants (water lettuce & cabomba) because it does play a role in water clarity. (It gives the fishes extra oxygen as well of the water clarity due to its ammonia,nitrites& nitrates usages) I also add 5 drops of black seeds oil weekly. (Just for experimenting )

@kennykenny5273 Год назад

Why oil?

@spiritualsaggi6297 2 года назад

I love all your videos and you guys are such a super sweet couple!!

@CardKingog 2 года назад

I’m my forty long I’m growing out giant danios and once there big enough I’m gonna add them to the school in my pond I have 70 I think and it’s so fun to sit out there and watch them go crazy for food

@lexster2112 2 года назад

Awesome man, made me laugh so hard , but true. Great video and definitely appreciate you guys

@patrichjeromeleccio3231 2 года назад

adding plants to your tank, or to the sump, or above them, but their roots are submerged, can also help deal with nitrates. it can stretch the period in between water changes.

@NagolEvans Год назад

I love your intro music its so nice and peaceful haha.

@frankrowell2129 2 года назад

In Alabama the White Clouds will die in the summer, but I've seen the tub with an inch thick icecap in winter and if I lost any fish I couldn't tell it

@druvak 2 года назад

Love how she's so passionate about bettas ♥ I'm about to get a 26 gallon (80 cms) aquarium - planning to fill 1 male betta, 5 ottos and 5 amanos. Could I put any other fish in there or is it too much already?

@jhaych 2 года назад

Plenty of room for other fish mate

@druvak 2 года назад

@@jhaych got any suggestions?

@themute9354 2 года назад

You could also try a school of 6-8 ember tetras for the middle column of the tank. They’re great little guys, never had any issues with fin nipping, and they’re too fast for the betta to get.

@druvak 2 года назад

@@themute9354 thank you 🙏🏼

@47vulcanride 2 года назад

You two are so funny! Love it

@randomlydom 2 года назад

I love my golfish. they all have a different behaviour/personality. I invested in a 450L for them (7) and don't regret it at all. seeing them use all this space to show how beautiful they are is a pleasure. also, they don't eat anubias or java ferns, which are very easy plants.

@cindy1274 2 года назад

I love Bettas like u too! Their awesome.

@Meskarune Год назад

My grandmother kept a tank of goldfish. One year she got sick with a blood infection and was hospitalized for over a month, a lot of that unconscious. Eventually someone remembered she had fish and I went to go check on them. The tank was green, I thought maybe they all died and turned to goo. Nope, every surface had 3 inches of algea on it and all the fish were alive and well. I think they must have been eating the algea or something to survive. Those fish lived another 15 years!

@r0syyyy 2 года назад

The thumbnail…😂

@avaksaputra 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@austincrowmusic2378 2 года назад

RIGHT I DIED

@lukespetschanel 2 года назад

I so love the kuhli fish is my best fish i get because not just they can live in dirty water or low water condition they will live and easy maintanance as well and bottom feeder as well thats my gem fish