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Please make a video on the Blueberry Tetra (hyphessobrycon wadai)

What's the dark bottom dweller at 7:29? Looks neat!

I bought some new plants for my tank and u head 2 of them after 2 Weeks now its been almost 2 months and they layed eggs

I think this is my favorite aquarium channel on youtube.

I remember read and blue neon tetras as a kid.

Thanks a lot you helped me a lot ..very informative video

beautiful barbs u have :)

I love your tanks and videos so so much.

Beautiful, I love them. I have some albino Glowlight Tetras and they are similar in many ways. The tiny white tips on their fins and tails. I have a lot of shady places which all my fish enjoy.

What size is this tank? Looks lovely

So lovely! Happy New Year 🎉

I just got 6 of them for my planted tank and ive been loving them so far! They eat like little piranhas

What an attractive species. Cannot say if I have ever seen these locally, but I shall look out for them. They certainly don't look as if they grow to 2 inches. Nice video, Lauren. BTW, you put a C when you should have put an F in your temperatures. 😮

Very pretty

Awesome video! Your content is the best! Stunning footage filled with knowledgeable and useful information. Keep up the outstanding work.

I've never even heard of these. They seem like fantastic fish. Great video as usual

I enjoy your videos very much, thank you for creating these informative and relaxing videos!

Indeed, lovely! Thank you! But... you made me curious about the others,,,,

Another great overview vid! One of my first fish as a child was the bloodfin. I recently spotted these glass bloodfins at my LFS and thought they were a variation... good to know they are completely different!

I have the Rathbuni Bloodfin Tetra, and they also are wonderfully lovely fish... I wanted the Glass, but my water is far too hard for them... Did I get a lesser fish? Not at all!

I have limited space, so can only keep a 10 gallon at the moment. I miss my shrimpies. There’s a betta in there at the moment, with a Nerite snail and a few Ramshorn snails. I love your videos ❤

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Years ago I bought 12 wcmm and when I got home realised that 4 of them were these guys. I loved them!

I believe I have learned, from watching shrimp videos, that it takes generation 3-4 to start going back to wild coloring. I haven't paid much attention to that statistic but I think I've heard that at least 3 times from watching in 2024. Thanks for your video and content 🙂

I had Ember Tetra and they were hard as nails

I love algae. It works well for my nature aquarium. But if its overwhelming your tank, you have an over abundant amount of nutrients, as mentioned in the video. In opinion algae is a great sign of life and serves as a clue to an unbalnced ecosystem when its out of control.

What causes the black stripes on their sides? I just got some gold WCMM and they've developed the stripes like your thumbnail

There's a small creek near my home that's full of these little guys. They can be found in a lot of streams throughout Myanmar even in urban canals with clean water!

I added 6 cherry barbs to my 75 gallon community tank before watching this video :-P I had them in my 20 gallon for a few months with the same type of fish and they were fine, so I put them in my 75 gallon. Now they constantly nip and chase each other and my other small fish. I have 2 males and 4 females. Would adding more females to the tank curb this from happening or is it best to make a few prayers and try to get em back out of the 75? Thanks

Cool video

These fish are so cool.

Such a lovely selection for any beginner fish keeper! 🎉

I got a new pair of golden panchax.. they ate my amber tetras and small cardinal tetras 😢. So yeah, they will attack anything smaller than them

What is that black fish with red at 4:49 ?

I had never considered them until now. Thank you.

You are my favorite UA-cam fish channel. Great voice over, nothing but fish and good information. Keep up the amazing work. Yup you tell us what the fish is like.

Great video

Nice portret of the Odessa barb, thanks! Love your channel and way of presenting the personality and behavior of different fish species.

I have had about 30 and they always die

I've been searching for a fish that looks like the Odessa Barbs you showed. I have a black background and substrate in my planted tank with red lava rocks. I think these might fit perfectly and maybe some Kuhli loaches as well. I'll research more about their requirements and if they can be tank mates in my new 40 gallon tall. Thanks for the clear info.

I’d like to reiterate that when she says “at least 6” that really is the start point. The fish become much more active at 20. And at 30 the dynamics change again with small groups splitting from the main group then slamming back into one another like a large group of sparrows.

I need to try black neons and glowlight danios--maybe together? My little Phoenix rasboras continue to surprise me with their hardiness. I don't know if others have found this to be the case, but my orange Venezuelan corydoras are really hardy for me. I've had my group of seven for two years without a loss and they have been a joy to watch.

I agree that Giant Danios are very hardy. I've also had good luck with Bronze Corydoras and Ancistrus.

Beautiful videos combined with useful information and a pleasant voice. What more could you want? 😊

A bottle brush works great for cleaning up hair algae.

Recently I had some problems in my aquarium, I brought some disease with new fish, ich and something else, and surprisingly my green neon tetra did well, pentazona barbs as well and my nannostomus marginatus seams to be very hardy, pygmy cory as well, unfortunately rasboras didn't make it. And I have female bettas, these ladies are very hardy, no sign of ich, one of them had kind of fungus shortly after introducing to my tank but she cured quickly. I love them, bettas are so intelligent, curious and fearless.

All of these fish are absolutely fantastic. You should add Black Khuli Loaches to the list too. I have a "herd" of around 30 in my full planted 40 gallon and they are active 24 hours a day. If you have enough of them they will not hide because there is enough of them to feel safe. They are also fairly cheep, I paid a little over 3 US dollars each for mine at a big box store. They have a very unique way of interacting with their environment and are extremely peaceful to other fish. I have some Livebearers fry growing out in the tank with the Khulis and they show not a single bit of interest. I would suggest a majority of you substrate be sand because of their proclivity for digging for their food. And maybe let you plants root in a little because one of their favorite spots to dig is at the base of plants. But otherwise they are very hardy and fun fish that provide hours of fun and are easy to feed and take care of. Happy fishkeeping and keep your fishy friends close 🐟 🐠

Very nice video! I quite enjoyed it! I have chili rasboras (Boraras brigittae), a relative of the mentioned Boraras merah. Very enjoyable species. Nevertheless, I have a tiny suggestion for correction. Concerning point 1:40 in the video. Boraras is not a family. Instead, they are a genus. The relevant family (to which they belong) is Danionidae, within the order Cypriniformes (source NCBI Taxonomy Browser).

Black neons eat duckweed too! Amazing fish, have 30 of them with lemon Tetra, purple metae tetra, cherry barbs, five banded barbs, hillstream loaches and corys.

Note: My experience with Danios is a pleasant one, but any of these schooling fish kept alone become depressed, agitated, and very nippy towards other fish. 6 or more is a good rule of thumb, but in actuality, the more the merrier.