FAAS Grand Master Tetra Breeder Fishroom Tour: How to Breed Tetras, Barbs, Danios
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Chase was great in this video! A man of many talents. 🙌
This man has forgotten more than most of us will ever learn. Love interviews and fishroom tours like this. Thanks, Dan
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Yep, Chase is a fountain of knowledge for shizzle. If you get a chance to check out his website there is more good stuff there.
Cant believe I just found this. Chase's contributions to the clubs here in southwest Michigan are fantastic.
Wow! Just wow! My dream come true of seeing a tetra specialist! Thank you so much.
Glad you liked the vid! I learned a ton about tetras from Chase.
Dan! What a treat this is! This is what I LOVE to watch! People who have been in the hobby for decades and know all the tricks of the trade! One of the best tours yet I've saw actually. Just for the experience hes had to learn this over the years, all the trails and testing he just gave to us in 30 mins! Seriously, Thank you! PS Ill be ordering those killifish soon I emailed you about! ~Justin~
Howdy Justin, I agree. Folks like Chase are like national treasures! Sooo much knowledge.
Loaded with great information. He is the real deal....👍
No question, TM. Glad you liked the vid!
I love these old school fish keepers and their fish rooms. No fancy looking tanks or expensive high tech filters. Just use what you have on hand and make what you need.
I'm right there with you...I learned a ton from Chase.
Videos like this are PRICELESS!!! You need to do more with him, pick that mans brain and get it on video. This guy probably forgot more about tropical fish than most people know, myself included. A+
I think so too. Check out his website. He is putting it all down there: chasesfishes.net
Great video!!! Love all the knowledge he just gave out to all us nerds!!!!! I have had exprerience with hydra, never had any eat my fry but I had it bad a couple of times. What i used to get rid of it was some fenbendazole, i used one pack, which i think is like 8 grams or something mixed in 10 ounces of tank water and then used 1 ounce of it per 10 gallons, and it killed them within 25-30 minutes. By three days they were gone, couldnt even see the shriveled up ones. What i do know to keep from getting hydra is i rinse the BBS with R.O water or just some regular tap water and havent had any in a few months and i hatch and feed a couple of tablespoons of brine shrimp everyday, so i have tested it thoroughly. I hope this helped someone and sorry for all the typos and misspelled words;)
Wow! What a wealth of knowledge he has, such an asset to the hobby! I love how he freely shared his secret tips instead of guarding them like a trade secret!
He's the best!
What a delight! Where to begin? The plants, algae, partial bare bottom tanks, box filters....be still my heart. Love the small breeding containers, especially the Jack's Links one. I remember using anything I could get, as a kid, like that to grow out live bearer fry in. A few descriptives of Mr. Klinesteker might include: knowledgeable, amazing, and authentic. Oh and Master. He is one of a group that we have so few of left. Much to be learned from him. Take notes people. Thanks Dan, best vid I've seen in a long time.
Great to hear from a master breeder. We're lucky that he's willing to share all of his secrets.
I agree, H.C. He is a generous dude for sure.
Chase is very knowledgeable, and even more friendly. Nice to see he's still doing his thing.
Doing it and loving it! We should all be so lucky...
That was an awesome tour and great information. Thank you.
Wow! This man is amazing! Thanks to both of you for sharing his experiences with us.
He did the years of work. I just held a camera! :) Glad you liked the vid.
Wonderful old-fashioned gentlemanly breeder. So grounded, so intelligent. Hats off!
He's kind-a the best...
I love to see these guys share their knowledge. What an awesome video!
I love it too!
great interview thanks!
He was great. He answered what questions you asked and was great on video!
He was a pleasure to video and generous with his knowledge.
Thank you. Really enjoyed that one. I hope you do more along that line.🌴😎
I hope to do more. I'm pretty far from most fish breeders (I live in Wyoming), but whenever I travel, I try to fit a few fishroom tours in. I've got a few more from this Grand Rapids trip that will be coming out shortly.
this is awesome! I will be returning to this video many times I am sure
Glad you found it useful, Pam! Has Laramie found Spring yet? We had more snow yesterday here in Sheridan.
@@DansFish I am hoping when spring comes I will have the day off
Awesome! I’ll be coming back to this vid again and again!
Glad you found it useful, Matt!
Awesome video, well deserving of your 1000th like! Congratulations! 🙌🙌
Thanks Chase, I got a lot of good tips I am going to use in my badis breeding room!
Amazing that was awesome thank you for bring the video to our attention
really loved all this kind of knowledge thanks Dan
Me too, Patricia. Sponge time for me...just soaking it all up!
Wow. I just learned so much by watching this that I decided to watch it twice! Thank you for sharing! I am determined to breed these cherry barbs now! - Little Bobby
LIttle Bobby, you are welcome. Chase is amazing and it was a privileged to soak up his knowledge while I was there.
When experience goes over decades you all learn..... awesome fish room
I learned a ton from Chase. I'm still learning as I read his website.
@@DansFish me to my down fall is i buy to much stuff lol
This is excellent. Thank you!
Chase did the hard work...I just held a camera. Glad you like the vid!
Awesome video, and thank you so much for the link to the site!
You got it! I"m enjoying his website as well.
I love watching the old school fish guys/gals!! Its not about aesthetics or what looks best, its ALL about which way is the most effective way to get my fish breed and fry hatched/born alive!! Using old milk jugs but can hatch fish better then a newbie with the best equipment money can buy!! So interesting to learn a whole bunch of new DIY ideas and setups!!!! Awesome video!
I know, right. MILK JUGS!!! That was a new one to me.
Thanks for the tips, new sub dude 👍
Thanks for watching and thanks for the sub!
Fabulous! Thanks so much Dan.
You got it, Lisa !
that was such an amazing video and that is exactly why we have people like you Dan so we can bye tetras and bards 😝
Awesome video and awesome dude for sure
He's the real deal! Thanks for watching, Joseph.
Great info, great video friend
Glad you liked it...thanks!
Rhombo barbs, I have 9 of them and looking into breeding them in the near future. The only fry I have now are those natural green swordtails which I rear in a 20 gallon green water outdoor tub and are fed daily with finely crushed pellets. The first batch is about a month old now. This video gives me a lot of insight into breeding those egg layers. Thank you Dan.
P.S I have recently located a spot which may contain a population of wild Puntigrus partipentazona (not into regular domestic strain tiger barbs) . Cheers.
Give those rhombo's a try! Congrats on finding the wild barb population...that is exciting!
What a beautiful fish tank you have behind you I would definitely like to see a video of those silver hatchet fish
Oh yeah!!! Chase is awesome - 💕💕👍
No question...it was a privileged to hang with the guy.
Slivers of glass..... classic. This video inspired me. I always wanted to breed neons.... never happened. Now Im doin it!
How is it going with the neons...any luck breeding them?
@@DansFish Thanks for remembering so many projects getting jumbled argh... havent isolated the neons they are thriving and havent noticed any spawning activities from them. They were very young when I got them they are peaceful and not skittish.... which took like 3 weeks..so Im reticent to move them until I know they are ready or gravid any tips???? In the same holding aquarium i have much younger threadfin rainbows and yesterday shockingly they did spawn. But I couldnt get the eggs in time... Anyway thank you so much for thinking of us we will keep you posted. your shipping method has been a major inspiration to my wife and our business also you always cover our favorite fish like aplocheilus blockii !!!!!!!! Thanx again!!!!!!!
WOW what an awesome video, His passion was clear to see he loved teaching and talking about the fish he has bred.. His Son needs to pick up and camera and create a UA-cam channel asap.. make vids of each species! Thank you!
I don't think Chase will ever do many vids, but his website if FULL of great info. Check it out: chasesfishes.net
Very good vidéo
Amazing
What a legend
Indeed. And a nice guy to boot!
Great video.
What is the large plant behind your shoulder in the intro and outro shot please?
Is Pete Goetner still around?? A couple decades ago he was breeding bettas that are still unmatched to anything I've seen since. He's a great guy.
i find that lemon tetra are actually extremely easy to breed if you have enough plants wood and rocks, and mine didnt get comfortable until i moved them from a 10g to a 20L , once i put them in a 20 and then later a 40B they started going crazy
Tour aquarium is amazing
Thanks, fish lover, glad you liked the vid!
Hi,
First of all congratulations to your videos. Nice job. I am surprised that he only uses suspended food and not live food for the fry at the beginning. I will try that too.
Yep, I had the same reaction. I thought live foods were necessary for a good yield on egg scatterer spawns. But, Chase knows his stuff, so it is definitely worth trying and seeing how it works for you.
Dog gone! I’m in awe and on my second viewing!
Glad you found the vid useful! Chase will be delighted to hear it.
This was awesome!!! Did he say where he gets his rare fish!!
I don't know all his fish sources, but the guy knows lots of folks and I'm sure he can source most things through his network. Grand Rapids has a lively fish-keeping scene with lots of hobbiests and breeders. I know he often gets fish from his local club, the GVAC. He also mentioned shopping at Water Colors Aquarium Gallery, a local store that I was lucky enough to tour. I'll drop that vid soon!
Will I get the same effect from melted snow as I would with rain water for tetra mating?
Dan, what is a good Tetra/Barb to start out for first timers?
For barbs, I'd go with cherry or drape fin. Cherry's are easy to spawn and give you large numbers of eggs, but the fry are small. Drape Fins don't give as many eggs, but the fry are bigger. Both are easy to sex and hardy. For tetras, I'd say black neons, congos, and embers might be good places to start. That being said, almost all the common, inexpensive tetras and barbs that are bred on farms would be a fine choice. Gold barbs, rosey barbs, neon tetras...there is a long list.
@@DansFish thanks!! I really like my killis the most , also guppies and dwarf cichlids. I just spawned my first spawn of Iran was though. So that being said, i guess I love all fish!
I'm interested in purchasing some of those extinct goodeids from this gentleman if there is anyway to put us in touch please let me know
I wanna be like Chase when I grow up! Lol
If I ever have to grow up, I do too :)
What is it about fish keepers always willing to share their knowledge
Especially this guy...he was an absolute pleasure to meet.
Keep safe greeting from Ireland
This guy has bred 570 species of fish. I couldn't even name 570 species of fish and I certainly have not seen that many species. How can he manage to keep track of what he is doing?
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Checked the web site. Doesn’t have any information
Are you sure you went to the right website? It is full of information. Here's a link to get you to the right place: www.chasesfishes.net/
The hydra can be destroyed with hydrogen peroxide and spixi snails.
Boy I loved this content subbed real hyped still going through your vids so go many to view anyway if you get time view my channels and aquariums too dude 👍
Glad to hear it. Thanks for the sub and good luck growing your channel!
What a delight! Where to begin? The plants, algae, partial bare bottom tanks, box filters....be still my heart. Love the small breeding containers, especially the Jack's Links one. I remember using anything I could get, as a kid, like that to grow out live bearer fry in. A few descriptives of Mr. Klinesteker might include: knowledgeable, amazing, and authentic. Oh and Master. He is one of a group that we have so few of left. Much to be learned from him. Take notes people. Thanks Dan, best vid I've seen in a long time.
Bob, I'm glad the vid resonated with you. I think Chase is a national treasure. If you get a chance to check out his website, there is much more info there.
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