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I just got back into fish keeping after taking many years off and a fish in cycle is very easy. People make a huge deal out of cycling a tank. I bought a 130G tank. Put a few fish in there. Then a few more a couple days later. Kept doing that for about two weeks until I had around 30 mbuna in there. Not one fish has died. All healthy. On well water. The only way you really screw up with a new tank is to add a huge bio load to a newly established tank, or forget to add a water conditioner if you're on city water.

I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t considered it I love how they look kinda like damselfish

Rodents...

Not a lot of options for column tanks since most tend to be pretty small and virtually all fish appreciate having lots of swimming space (making long tanks ideal) But it could work for snails, shrimp, or maybe a pea puffer

All those Star Wars references and then I see the Stargate and the Enterprise! 🤣

Whats the enterprise doing in there

Why is the enterprise and a stargate in there? That's a serious breach of the nerd code! Don't mix franchises 🤣🤣

Honestly looks prety cool, like a massive battle took place here as two worlds collided

Great tips although I take issue with the tap water thing. If you're just topping off your tank adding a pitcher of water to a 55 gallon. Honestly I don't even treat it for that small amount. I've had my tank for 10 years and have maybe lost 3 fish over that time and it wasn't from water quality it's because they are murderous little bastards lol. but great tips for sure!!!!

And it's pronounced "chicklett."

You don't have an axolotl fridge? Mine's in the den.

Nice bro I just bought 6 of these albino ones So funny to watch them digging around whole tank 😂

Holy crap. Nitrogen cycle is a myth? You can't even explain it properly, how can you even claim it's a myth? Overcleaning should go hand in hand the nitrogen cycle. But again, I don't think you understand how the whole process works. Fish are "stunted" because of the poor housing. Their internal organs grow as much as their external. They don't live a long life because of the poor diet and husbandry. Tap water. You use it, and you've said it. The statement should have been not to use untreated tap water. Again, read up on the nitrogen cycle. I don't understand how you are the aquarium police and can't even grasp that.

How are you the aquarium police but not going to mention that the stocking for that tank was awful? What in the hell is that stocking in the 110? Angels? Koi? Gourami? One the angels and koi require two different types of water temps and koi belong in ponds not tanks.

Can’t wait to see baby angel fish! 🐠

I also have to plan before I go I live 2 hours away from a fish store 😂

What’s “rad” but not “too rad”?

thanks for the review :) Yes, that pic of my koi looks terrible. he is definitely not a zombie fish, haha. The polar Blue's in with the platys is working out well. They may be eating some platy babies, but i still see some swimming around. i think they are too busy trying to make their own babies. I have had 3 clutches of eggs from them, but none have been fertilised and successful yet.

“Sometimes they just stare at me….” 😂😂😂

You 100% are not the only person doing fish tank reviews of worst tanks. You’re clearly copying fish for thoughts fish tank reviews. Also ridiculous that you would try to diss BFP. He’s just trying to run a channel, meet people and collect cool fish. Florida sewers DO have these fish. Maybe next time only talk about something you have valid knowledge about.

I didn't even read it right. I don't have that fish. I just have fresh water fish. That messed me up man

Yes. And I'm Italian. And now I'm crying.

You need to do some research on invasive and aquarium fish in Florida waterways. How about you don’t judge other people without any information on your part. I’d love to see your tanks.. judging by the one visible in your recording room, you have beginner level aquatic fish knowledge and husbandry. Get into the hobby a little more before you start trolling other people’s tanks.

That first video- obviously you’re not the brightest lightbulb in the box. I’m not saying he’s justified but the FISH JUMPED in the beginning… so they haven’t been sitting there forever, literally just died.

He said the K word....and its not Kirkland

"Won" Two goldfish at the HV Fair last night. Do I keep them in the container I got last night or put them in the 20 gallon tank I bought today (water conditioner added)? Should I keep them in the container for a week or follow the directions from Aqueon and release them into their new tank within 24 hours? I want my son's fish friends (as he calls them)to survive and thrive.

Get facts before throughing out accusations. Could be more interesting if you do the research in a video.

If your tap water only has chlorine and not chloramine you can just leave the water in an open bottle or container for a couple of days and the chlorine will off-gas out of it and be safe for your fish. Of course, if you many or very large tanks it would still be more practical to use a water treatment.

I would love to send you pics or vids of my two main tanks to see your honest reaction to them. my 55 gal is mostly platys, about 50 or more. some are babies born here. but also have 2 hi fin white tetras, a swordtail, 2 small red frontosa chichlids, and 7 polar blue blood parrots. my 110 gal is my bigger fish tank. it has a 10 inch koi, a fat ass fancy goldfish, 2 electric blue acaras, 4 angel fish, 2 blue gouramis, and two other gouramis, that i am not sure of actual breed, oh and a jewell cichlid. all fish in both tanks are doing good and get along very well

Beautiful, acaras.

Like your content👍

Thanks for the tip. Subscribed to your channel

I am retired and have been in the hobby many years, I was tired of sitting in my recliner watching propaganda on TV, so I got a part time job at one of those chain pet stores as an "aquatic specialist". It is so frustrating to have people come in to return dead fish that had bought there while I was NOT working. I ask the customer questions about their set up (size, how long has it been set up ect...). My co-workers will sell them anything! It is amazing to me how many people know nothing about the nitrogen cycle. When I try to explain it to them, they look at me like a deer in the headlights. Anyway, I just needed to vent. I enjoyed you video and subscribed. I wish all of the people thinking of getting fish had to watch it. THANKS

Love your channel! Not sure how you dont have more followers, your content is top tier!

Love this channel, you act like a normal person not some influencer type and use your head properly. Hope you get more subscribers.

The idiocity of people never ceases to amaze me. Time and time again my mouth gets thrown agape at the sheer amount of neglect and ignorance from these a$$hats who use fish as a decoration, not a pet.

There was a youtube channel i watched a year ago that would go dumster diving at petco or petsmart, and they would find live fish and other live animals. So yeah, I can see it happening at other big chain pet stores.

That was very helpful. Thank you.

Want a clear tank? Check your parameters.....its always a process which is ongoing in your aquarium. As long as ammonia/nitrites/are 0, and phosphates are low to 0, leave the aquarium alone.....whats causing the cloudiness will not last....when we tinker with something which is not broken, we tend to make things worse....and don't add clearing drops or anything that really shouldn't be going into the aquarium. Cloudiness is evidence of something....figure it out. Makes us better fishkeepers.

I am not a fish keeper but I must say that Beta fish have got to be the #1 most abused pets in the world. I cannot think of an animal that gets mistreated on a more frequent basis.

Other ways to combat Algae are to do with lighting1 try and position your tank away from natural light ie the sun is it hitting your tank through a window .2 Aquarium lighting . A lot of starter tanks have what i would call stadium lighting ,to much light for your requirements unless you have a planted tank keep lighting to a minimum a few hours in evening to view your fish

Add fresh chicken shit the day you put water in the tank ... boom nitrogen cycle jump started. I am in my 60's and my "tap water" was never chlorinated until the last 5 years.

Beat the cycle, use prime and Stability for the first 7 days. Test after 7 days and check to see if you're at 0/0/40. If you're not dose again for another 7 days and you'll be good to go. I've used this on numerous new tanks with zero deaths to any fish. Kaveman aquatics has a video about it

Hi. Could you tell me please how you record such high quality videos?

The tank I have now is my first tank, and it's still better than those . Upgrading soon for sure tho , struggling to find guppy grass. And is stealing acceptable for a suffering animal? Always

Very informative!

I do fish in cycle, and i won't do it any other way. Not all plecos will eat algae. You can certainly rinse your filter media in tap water. It takes about an hour and twenty minutes to kill all your beneficial bacteria. Im sorry, but this guy needs a lot more learning.

As far Bass fishing production goes, they are correct when they the have said Florida is loaded with many exotic fish. It is a problem down there. To be honest Bobby probably does actually catch those fish. Lately he has been dealing with a lot of mental health issues so try not to be too hard on him. You wouldn't want to be responsible if something bad happens to him. I know you didn't realize this.

Guppies come from South America not east Asia. They are bred there in abundance but native to South America