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Thank you very much for the question! I would like to add water changes are important for daphnia because of our ability to overfeed a little bit over time. I used a very fine mesh net over the siphon for water changes and I recommend changing water ~sooner than weekly depending on size of aquarium or containers they are in.

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies ok. Thank you! I tried before with Daphia. I hope it works for this time. I have one culture outside and one culture inside thanks for your quick response. Your videos is the best I’ve seen.

@@rosie2155 aw thank you very much! I wish your daphnia the best of luck. Fish absolutely love them and it enhances their colors and instinctual behaviors, totally worth it. Most especially good for fry to understand a fishes pecking order, naturally. Best of all is watching the fry play king of the daphnia.

Thank you very much for your comment! I would like to add water changes are important for daphnia because of our ability to overfeed a little bit over time. I used a very fine mesh net over the siphon for water changes and I recommend changing water ~sooner than weekly depending on size of aquarium or containers they are in.

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies yes I've found the same thing since my first comment. I put a fine sponge over the syphon and change water every time I add green water which is about every three days. They are thriving!

Between 68-74 degrees Fahrenheit has always worked for me

I believe this is a different species, Daphnia Magna, I presume you may have Daphnia Moina, better for numbers, fry and smaller fish.

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I have tried many things, including chlorella and spirulina, however I would stand by the yeast as it yields the highest outcome IMO. You can always give it a shot and see, just remember frequent water changes to protect from overfeeding.

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ADA Aqua Soil or Fluval Stratum both work well but i would still stand by the ADA aqua soil 1st.

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sorry i see that your last tanks are exactly that, im gonna check out your channel to see if you have more info

I would definitely check out Takashi Amano set ups for inspiration. The only thing is if you want to do a wider variety of plants especially like stem plants you will need substrate and I recommend fluval stratum or ADA aqua soil. I used to do multiple plants in single aquariums but found it was much easier to make one plant very happy than 5 different types happy at the same time so I kind of just ended up using a few plants i know do really well in my water together like christmas moss and jungle val. They both carpet and are very functionally universal.

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies hm i will have to look up that other plant, I was thinking probably 20 gal cause thats what you seemed to reccomend. maybe I could find some type of small floating plants or something, thanks a lot

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies my one hesitation getting into this is like water changes/chemical balancing, i understand it but idk its just putting me off a little, should i worry about it or no, i feel like the shrimp and snails will help a bit too

@@sebastian6300 Yes I believe 20 gallons are amazing because its much easier for maintenance, the lights are more affordable and the light doesnt have to travel so deep and also provides sufficient space for guppies to breed responsibly IMO.

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Tank you very much for your kinds words. May the current be with you!

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Ty for your question and tanks for the compliment. This is a type that comes up every so often from lineage of fish I have received and have not been able to replicate this into breeding true but somewhat close to it. Ive got yellow bodied lower swordtail varieties of this with orange tails that are pretty cool and breed More true at this time.

I put a fish net over the intake of the gravel cleaner with a rubber band or hair tie and keep the hose close to the ground level of the aquarium. And I use the thicker mesh net, like the white one that isnt as see through.

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies thank you so much, you're a life saver, that's a great idea!!!!

Yes , especially because its basically a sump the pump itself its very quiet and unless the water is low you dont hear the flow either.

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies dont need to buy a Air Pump to make bubbles to water? Oxigen

Hi thanks for your question. Im not sure exactly what your saying but I think you want to know why my fish dont die in shipping while using this bag? So my tips and tricks for this bag is understanding there is no pump pushing co2 or o2 through the bag therefore there is a small threshold for oxygen transferred using this bag. Big Fish are old and larger fish means more oxygen is required. If you try to ship too many larger fish inside of these bags the fish can suffocate. Young fish right at sexual maturity ship best and are better for hobbyist receiving as well. I have received fish from Thailand after 2 weeks in these bags and know them to work well with few small fish in a bag or singular fish per bag. I have shipped over 143 boxes of fish and have had 2 issues which were solved once I understood this a few years ago selling too many mutts in a bag. Its also possible somebody is selling fake knockoffs made of regular plastic bags, these things all come from China or that the fish were shocked and that was the weakest link etc.

Red Star Active Dry Yeast mixed with chlorella powder.

I have yeast power only here and how bout the rice bran ?

Yes green water is absolutely the best IMO and chlorella is a superfood.

@@Nice-Poeci-Fancy-Guppies Yeah

Yo! So the guppies in this video were the first generation of a cross between a 1/10000 staeck endler and a meijin li double swordtail line that i called "starburst swordtail guppies" which I then crossed again with some albinos and turned the line white purple pink and even this metallic chromatic purple phenotype. Its pretty cool how many of us can be doing the same breeding practices and end up with very similar results in different parts of the world.

No i have not had any film on top as long as I keep the pump running, the surface tensions breaks up any bio film that may form.

I have used regular fish flake, it breaks down in the water and does work, just not as quickly or as well as bakers yeast IMO.