Hi! I'm a new subscriber her, I just wanted to say that I love this channel! It's informative, Steven is funny and holds your interest while giving loads of helpful advice.
This is the kind of video that inspires me! Subtle and informative with any addictive tune about the subject. Not all artists are willing to visit the subject of live bearing these days. The lyrics hit home...
lol, thanks! I always wonder who makes it through the back half of my videos. I tend to get kind of weird in the later parts of a video the longer I spend editing it.
@@StephenP2003 Yep! Funny you mention that too because one of the males from your line is starting to show a little red/orange in the tail/body I think. I might use him going forward, especially if it shows through more!
I will definitely go back and watch one, two, and three 😁. I really appreciate this video!! Stephen you really broke this topic down💪👍🙌 Great information !! Thanks for sharing!! I hope you're having a wonderful day!!🙏🌿🐟🌿💚
Soooo glad I found you lol... Thanks for the great content. I have a similar small pond that I made out of a styrofoam cooler with a shit ton of mutt guppies
LMFAO!!! SudoAquascape? New definition for the undergrads!!! Once again Mr. Phillips the realistic approach of information is unique and Hilarious!!! The "Aquascape" is classically designed for the beginner practice!!! LMFAO!!! Love it all!!!! KEEP IT COMING!!!
I like the yellow tiger enlers, I'm working on a cross with a female tiger endler, 1 fry that survived the heat waver last year. Turned out to be a female and raised it alone so she had never been hit by a male. The other side of the cross is a male koi tuxedo guppy. I've gotten 2 generations so far but they are growing slow. Just barely starting to get yellow on the tails.
That's awesome, I love messing around with the hybrids. I have a group of female endlers and cull endler males in my pleco growout, and I'm seeing some pretty cool patterns coming out of that as well. I don't rush growing out my fish either. I feel like they stay healthier that way.
As far as plants go, I can successfully grow most low tech plants. The only plant I'm really failing with is water sprite. I've tried it 3 times with no success.
Water sprite is a tricky one. There are tanks in my house where water sprite just cannot thrive, others where it just stays alive, and a couple of tanks it will grow quickly out of control. I think it is just a major nutrient sponge and just needs an abundance of macros, especially nitrogen. I've had the best success floating it, by far.
I just watched your video with the Tiger endlers I'm looking to purchase females and males in the next few weeks or sooner. I'm in Minneapolis, it's still pretty cold at night do you do same-day shipping? Thank you!!
Hi Caitlin, I can certainly do overnight shipping. It isn't cheap, unfortunately, but we can look at options. email me at StephenP2003@fishfam.link when you're ready.
Well-fed livebearers in a planted tank (lots of hiding spaces for fry) will always colony breed. I imagine many fry do get eaten, which is a good thing for a colony in limited space. Otherwise you'd see exponential growth in population every few months.
