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very rare for them to injure each other during this! They are incredibly peaceful fish, this is just how they show off who has more color🙂

@jeremy3824 that's a fitting name! 🤣

@MrMoneyTree awesome! Thanks for checking out the vid! Good luck with your new fish!

@gayefanner731 good eye!

Easy, I have some!✌️@@lakesregionaquariums2887

Easy, I have some! ✌️

@@Benjohmin they are smarter than we think these pesky fish😄

@@ThariqMR that sounds incredible! The Danish feeding behavior is never a dull time!🙂

@@Trillium005 I'm very excited for you to own this beautiful fish! Thanks for checkingbout the video!

@@GrowMoreVeggies thanks for checking the video out!

Thats what I think as well! I agree!

Thats awesome! Sounds like you have a very healthy tank, and beautiful plants. I was so suprised my sword lasted as long as it did without root tabs being involved around it until the past year

Thanks for checking out the video! And thank you for the comment! I put under that plant one whole tab of the API brand about once a month and it seems to do the trick just fine, smaller plants could probably benefit from a half or quarter tab if they are heavier root feeders

@jimbobxcityguy5338 thanks for watching my video! And I could not agree more with you!

@ginabaker8167 larger water changes will help out tremendously, and less feeding of so that the goldfish produces less waste, and the 10 gallon being a small environment the waste levels that can fuel the algae happen much quicker, so ma6be down the road if it works out for you get the goldfish a larger aquarium if not keep up with large 75% water changes once a week! Also be careful with soap when cleaning aquariums that can usually cause some problems with the fishes health. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching my video!😀

@lakesregionaquariums2887 Thank you so much for your suggestions. My goldfish does poo a lot, lol. She is 8 years old. I am very attached to her. I hadn't considered a bigger tank. I am going to check into that. I was watching another video where ppl were putting sand in the bottom over the rocks. What do you think about that?

@ginabaker8167 8 years wow! That's awesome, sand is great in aquariums, I find it easier to vacuum out all the poop because it just rests on top of it, less of a hazard for a goldfish too because they have been known to swallow gravel

@@ginabaker8167 With smaller community fish it is recommended to have one gallon of water per inch of fish. Try to visualize how many 1" guppies/platies/danios will fit in the volume of your goldfish to determine appropriate tank size.

@@Lana-wd4uq your Banjos love you!

@@randomgeek6035 my knowledge is limited 😄

@jamesmote7099 thanks for checking out my video! That black fish I think you saw is a a banjo catfish! Super cool animal, I have a whole separate video on them if you have time to check it out!

@-EJ00 sounds like a beautiful tank! Thanks for checking out my video! Staghorn is a tricky one. Best bet is to keep removing it by hand, limit your light and add more plants so they can out compete the staghorn for nutrients

@lakesregionaquariums2887 do you have a discord for subscribers?

@-EJ00 I do not and I must admit that's something I have never considered until now, I'll look into that, I think that would be fun🙂

@@cecilmayberry1305 thank you!

@MrLeafsCreatures thank you!

Not in the tank lol

@alvinkappel9646 hey thanks for checking out the video! Glad to have you in the hobby! At two months old the tank is definitely still young I'd probably avoid cleaning both sponges if my memory is correct the tidal HOB comes with two sponges, so If you wish I don't see a problem cleaning only one of them out. But the more bacteria you keep the better in the early days of a tank. I'd probably recommend to leave them both dirty for some time until you start seeing the filter have less flow. Then when that happens I'd say don't do a watcher change that week. But clean the sponges instead. That way you are always keeping a healthy balance of bacteria in the tank🙂

@lakesregionaquariums2887 Thank you for getting back to me. My filter only came with one sponge and a bag of media so I bought a couple fluvial sponges to add to it plus a large sponge filter with a power head on top of it. Maybe I an wrong but I thought if you squeeze your sponges out using your tank water you didn't remove the bacteria . Thanks again.

@alvinkappel9646 you are absolutely correct in my eyes with that. But I've seen many people speculate different on that matter but in my opinion you are absolutely correct in doing that!

Thats a really good idea for sure! I see nothing wrong with that, also the betta will probably enjoy swimming around the roots😄

@ it’s a small Walstad no filter tank so i need as many plants as u can get lolol

@GuadalupeGuacamole I hear that! Throw them on the top and it will help out greatly!

you should try them out some day! its basically an aquatic doggo😁

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I really do need to make more videos with her!

the best Bucket!

I have no joke about 30 old towels for fish tanks and I still run out🤭

@@cecilmayberry1305 thank YOU!

That is a variation of an Amazon sword plant, the exact species I do not know. I've had that plant since 2019 and when I moved it absolutely exploded! I've been doing research with with some friends of mine who are deep into the hobby and we can't seem to agree on what variations it is😂 thanks for checking out the vid!

@@lakesregionaquariums2887 it’s so beautiful 💚

@laszloszocs7477 hey! I appreciate the comment! Bucket and a 100 gal aquarium I have done it myself lol and that's probably how I stay fit. But I do recommend the python 100% for jobs like that! I did mention it briefly but I did not show it on film but that will be for another video🙂 hey I really appreciate you checking out the vid and thank you!

Haha I really appreciate your comments and you taking the time to watch my vid! The oral B is one of my most used tools in my arsenal!

@@MrLeafsCreatures I'm glad you found the video! And I hope it helps you out on your decision! They truly are amazing fish when you see them twice a month 🤣

Btw i subscribed

@@MrLeafsCreatures, that means so much to me, Thank you!

@Elchele813 thanks for checking out the vid!

@@prawst thank YOU so much for watching! 🙂

@@muttswob4239 thanks for the comment! I personally don't like TOO much surface agitation, so I angle it to ripple further out in the tank 🙂

@oswan88 hey that's super awesome man! And I really appreciate your comment! I'm glad that community of fish you have together works out well! Sounds like a beautiful aquarium 🙂

@marcoboet4971 that's a good point, but truthfully I have never been a witness to that and have never had even my smallest fish go missing. Usually from what I have seen is small fish are not strong enough to swim near the heavy flow and tend to stay away from it

@marcoboet4971 but that's not saying it could not happen, fish do tend to be smarter than we think I've come to learn

@@MeepieNom thanks!❤️

@@tonybedortha2191 appreciate it!

@@Mr68hemicuda don't let the menace fool you

@@lakesregionaquariums2887not Meg the Menace 😂😂😂

@@baylynnhunt Thank you so much!

@@Cichlidaquariums1 I appreciate you!