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I totally agree with you! Like a mini snake head 😊

cool

awesome!

Thank you! But I discarded this design and went with the standard design since this one is flawed.

That's awesome! Yes, they are beautiful fish I agree with you =)

Its never late, thank you =)

It might look that way since when fish are shipped they lose all their colors. You can see in my shorts what the guppies look like after a few days of acclimation/quarantine. Then again, not sure which ones youre talking about and where you are from but for 5 cents maybe you could sell them for a nice profit =)

I found mine on Facebook. Then ask them for their transhippers name. Then look if the transhipper they are partner with in your country are actually legit and are actually working together. Finally the final step for verification is to ask if the said seller had a past transaction with the seller. Sorry about my English

Sorry you got scammed. I've been scammed many times as well.... Its not an easy thing to do "import" internationally. This is why sometimes, finding a broker is much easier and safer as they can facilitate the transaction for you at a very small fee.

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback =) Hello to Chicago!

Thanks =)

Thank you! =)

They are great! I hope one day you are able to keep some of these =)

Really? in the philippines? So sorry to hear that. Would be cool if I could ship some to you but I am unable to export 😟

@@Takeshi.Aquatics Theres some but not as good quality as yours.

Ohh Thank you I hope you find a seller that might have quality fish there one day.

Thank you 😊🤙🏻

Thank you 😊

Thank you as always i appreciate it 😊

Hello, so sorry but Antutas are all sold out.

Dimensions: 12.5 in L x 6.5 in W x 8.25 in H (31.75 x 16.51 x 20.95 cm)

Thanks! that's awesome =)

@@Takeshi.Aquatics It really is. I would love to take some out to increase their swim space. I just have to build up the courage to do so. Thanks for sharing.

@@ellaaquaAhh yes, the space. That’s the only issue with this. 😢 That’s is a hard one to do for sure. Good luck to you and thanks for the comment!

I wish I could send you these 😊. I hope you can find them there. They are a super cool and interesting species 🤙🏻

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Nice catch thanks!

Nope, they won’t eat their fry.

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They are blind fish.

This is a basic test. It wasn’t done in a lab lol. It’s to prove a point. However, the “extra” plants won’t do much at all when you see the difference in levels. I suggest you try it yourself and see 😊🤙🏻

@@Takeshi.Aquatics Even so, the conditions in both need to be identical if the testing is to be trusted. I have to ask again. How many days passed after adding/changing water in each one did you do the test? Can you confirm if both jars were started at exactly the same time? Don't get me wrong - I'm sure we all want this to work. You say to try it for myself but supply no extra details of how you did it.

All good bro. However, nothing about this is perfect. You would have to weigh the gravel, not use fish and use ammonia, and the plant wouldn’t be there to begin with among other things/variables as well. Because there is fish in there it’s already obvious nothing with be “exact”. This is a practical test as a generalization rather than a lab test. If you are looking for actual lab tests there are many out there that are published. I’m simply showing that substrate will hold beneficial bacterial and can help with the elimination of ammonia. Again, try it yourself. You don’t need me to tell you how I did it. You are looking for exact results so you’ll need to experiment with this yourself. It works, there is evidence online you can find that having deep substrate helps with beneficial bacteria without even needing to test it yourself. Facts are facts. The way I tested it is my version of how a fish keeper would utilize substrate for beneficial bacteria and the testing clearly shows a dramatic difference. 😊🤙🏻 have a good day bro, I appreciate you responding 😊

@@Takeshi.Aquatics I hear ya on not using plants if one was to conduct this scientifically. Thanks for taking the time to respond.

no bro… thank YOU! 😊 I always will appreciate the comments and conversations 😊

thank you!!! =)

awesome!

im a subscriber bro =)

@@Takeshi.Aquatics nice! Thank you! I’ve been enjoying your unboxing videos with some neat looking guppies.

Im stuck on your channel learning about guppy genetics. Awesome channel! If anyone is reading this, check out this channel, very informative =)

Hello, these were sold out. I have some growing out and should be available in about a month or two. If you happen to have IG, I post my updates there. Thank you for the interest =)

Hey man thank you! yessir, I'm also on Oahu =)

@@Takeshi.Aquaticsbradda you have any luck using Vinegar eels on your betta fry ?

Sorry no luck. For fry I mainly use BBS and Moina.

@@Takeshi.Aquatics I wanted to try something new with vinegar eels but wasn't what i expected .

Thanks 🤗

Thanks!

Thank you!

This might be a good idea.... While there are many online already, they dont talk much about maintenance and grow outs. I will think about this one but ty !!!

When one side of the row fills up it feeds the tanks next to it. However, I did redo the entire rack in favor for a drilled tank system that feeds individual tank water to the sump. Reason being. If one fish gets sick the others down the row gets it too because the water has to pass through the row before it can get to the UV.

Thank you 🤙🏻

thank you. thats a good idea. maybe thats a video idea ☺️

I actually got rid of this system sadly and went on an individual system. This minimizes the chance of cross-contamination since i don't keep these as pets. For my betta rack I changed the entire system to enure better filtration.

@@Takeshi.Aquatics Nice! I like the updated ones. I went with drilled for the other half of my rack after dealing with the siphons for a while.

Thank you =). Yea, drilled is the best. It was just hard for me to commit to it lol... I always thought, if I drilled, then its harder to sell after. But I find IMO that drilled can't be beat lol but thats just me =). Im glad you went with drilled =)

Hi do you have IG? Please DM me if you do. Thank you

Good point! The guppies were fine though, but who knows 🤷🏻‍♂️. Yes I can request to send without heat pack if the temps are ok during transport. Because if its cold where it came from then a heat pack is still needed. However, with that said, those fish were rotten and looked like they were in those bags for weeks and not just a few days. Ill make an updated video on this seller and how it was handled in situations like these. Thank you for the comment!!!

awesome! thanks for the sub! Much appreciated =)

Thank you for the comment. Yes, I agree. Not enough water when shipped so I need a better way to show the fish. Im working on it. Thanks!

Thank you very much!

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Thank you 🙏🏻

thank you! 🤙🏻☺️ I appreciate that.

@@Takeshi.Aquatics 😁

Thank you! I appreciate that ☺️

Thank you! I appreciate that 🙏🏻🤙🏻.

Thank you 🙏🏻