Those are all fantastic looking! I gotta say those Siam bluegrass in the thumbnail are probably my favorite, though! Followed closely by the koi tuxedo.
Lucas and Sara, I want to say thank you so much for all of your advice. I set up a nursery for my fish and I have lots of fry. I also repotted a plant and it is now growing like crazy! I really appreciate this
I started making fry cages out of dollar store plastic slotted trays. A hot glue gun plastic mesh and a couple of Styrofoam floats. It gives them a safe zone I put it right in the floating weeds. The whole idea came from Charles Goliad farms with his cichlid hotels-fry cages. I was netting the babies out when I saw a batch guppies are fine this way. Swordtails were the reason to design build these fry cages. Swordtails are fast and hunt their babies. Even the babies are hard to net. I never can tell when they are ready to drop fry so removal of the female is out. This is the next best fix. I have a 20high the fry go into 1st. Then they get moved to a 29 to grow up if they don't become breeders. I wish I had a big 300 gallon tub I could put in the garage with big heaters. Love the guppies they come right up to me I can cup my hand they swim right in my fingers.
Those are some gorgeous guppies. There's so many new strains that I can't keep up with all of them. It's like all of those "designer" breeds of dogs. It gets so confusing 🤪. I do have one question about the substrate in a few of the tanks. I get the natural tank with the dirt substrate. BUT why leave all of the little twigs and tiny tangled little root balls? IDK what else to call them? They're really small and fuzzy. 🤷 Won't the tails and fins get snagged up on them? Oh they're floating on the top of the water to. I'm still learning but I can't see any benefits to them being in the tank.???
Its about as natural as it gets. A lot of that can break down over time helping create and feed a natural food web. Not the reason I really use it since theres many ways to do that. But I personally love how it looks. To me it looks a lot more natural. One of my new aquascaping techniques ;)
@@LRBaquatics Ahhhh. So it is beneficial. It does break down. I guess it's like nature's root tabs? I would rather not put chemicals in my tank if I don't have to. Thank you for the info. See? We never quit learning.
I like em...! I still have the best black Moscow's in the state though...! Of coarse that's my opinion because they're mine, but I also sell them to 3 local stores who have told me the same thing...! My bluegrass whatever could use some help though...! My best sellers are called tin foil guppies, they site do stand out in the right light...! I don't think I've a favorite, except for my best sellers, which are the tin foils, then the black Moscows...! Thanks, keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today...!
Sweet guppies! Funny how you joked about adding dressing as if you could eat the plants. I've actually been thinking about trying bacopa in my salads. It is an edible plant that is known to have health benefits. It's also commonly taken as a supplement to boost brain power.
Beautiful guppy's. Are you going to do similar skittle guppy tank with all those unique Body, tails ie Veil, Flag, Fan, Delta, Double, Top, Bottom sword, Lyre, Round, Pin, Spear, Spade, Snake, Cobra, Leopard, Grass, Lace, Mosaic? cause that was an amazing.. alluring, beautiful tank.
Wow! I actually got the cyan colored guppies just a couple of weeks ago. The male unfortunately died but the female is pregnant and has already given birth to 12 fry and her belly is still very big so she might get more. I just hope that the female was not paired with other guppies and that the fry will be cyan too :D
Sorry to hear you lost them. I lost mine as well and looking for them lead me to these. I do have a lead on the galaxy guppies that Im hoping to get back.
@@LRBaquatics I hope your able to get them back and will order some from you again when it happens. Of course that means I got to find space for another tank. :)
Correct but the dirt is mostly sand. I have done many clay based and other dirt besides bag dirt without caps as well. I have never used bagged dirt usually just get it from my yard. Much more economical that way.
Lol you should try the always should be learning method. You would be surprised what it does for your life. Algae feeds off decaying leaf material and why major aquascapers always make sure to do clean up on them.
Hmmm not sure how.... im not doing anything special at all. Just tank, dirt/sand, and water. Key is biologically sound water and with Guppies they need mineralization.
@@twin2482 hmm I’m not sure how else I can explain it. I can’t make it any more complex. I’m have done this with tons and tons of guppies. You even see the ones in the small qt containers that will even breed out in them. No substrate. The key is knowing your water really I guess… and or where you get your fish. I don’t medicate either. Immunity support is more important then trying to medicate new fish. I literally just let nature nature.
@@LRBaquatics I am not challenging you or the concept. Have you ever measured/compared the O2 level in aerated and non-aerated tanks? Being a data person, not knowing how much above the "critical" O2 level in the non-aerated tanks might be the reason.
@@twin2482 No worries I’m just trying to help and maybe come up with a solution. I’m a solutions guy lol. I have never needed to measure it since it’s never been a problem. Now if you wanted to overpack the tank to a ridiculous amount then oxygen can be helpful. It’s not that it’s not helpful but it’s also not necessary in most people’s situations. Our science and understanding of the relation between it imo is merely ours as in humans interest in the gas of oxygen. I think it’s more of a psychological data point as in to why we think they need it. In fact flow is more important than the supplement of excess oxygen.
The Cyan Blues ….. WOWEEE.
Beautiful guppies, thanks for sharing them lrb!
Those are all fantastic looking! I gotta say those Siam bluegrass in the thumbnail are probably my favorite, though! Followed closely by the koi tuxedo.
Ohhhhh loving the Blueeeee Now you've got me going to get another 20 ga Tankl😂😂😂 Can't Wait 👍
Lucas and Sara, I want to say thank you so much for all of your advice. I set up a nursery for my fish and I have lots of fry. I also repotted a plant and it is now growing like crazy! I really appreciate this
Awesome to hear! Glad we can be helpful :)
Does are some nice colors. I cant wait to buy some in the future.
Beautiful collection of living art, thank you for sharing❤
Those bluegrass guppies look awesome. Next in line, I like the tuxedo koi guppies. Really nice guppy shipment.
I started making fry cages out of dollar store plastic slotted trays. A hot glue gun plastic mesh and a couple of Styrofoam floats. It gives them a safe zone I put it right in the floating weeds. The whole idea came from Charles Goliad farms with his cichlid hotels-fry cages.
I was netting the babies out when I saw a batch guppies are fine this way. Swordtails were the reason to design build these fry cages. Swordtails are fast and hunt their babies. Even the babies are hard to net. I never can tell when they are ready to drop fry so removal of the female is out. This is the next best fix. I have a 20high the fry go into 1st. Then they get moved to a 29 to grow up if they don't become breeders. I wish I had a big 300 gallon tub I could put in the garage with big heaters. Love the guppies they come right up to me I can cup my hand they swim right in my fingers.
That’s how I breed my cpds and other egg scatterers as well.
Wowzas those koi tuxedos
Very nice new fish.
Those are some gorgeous guppies. There's so many new strains that I can't keep up with all of them. It's like all of those "designer" breeds of dogs. It gets so confusing 🤪. I do have one question about the substrate in a few of the tanks. I get the natural tank with the dirt substrate. BUT why leave all of the little twigs and tiny tangled little root balls? IDK what else to call them? They're really small and fuzzy. 🤷 Won't the tails and fins get snagged up on them? Oh they're floating on the top of the water to. I'm still learning but I can't see any benefits to them being in the tank.???
Its about as natural as it gets. A lot of that can break down over time helping create and feed a natural food web. Not the reason I really use it since theres many ways to do that. But I personally love how it looks. To me it looks a lot more natural. One of my new aquascaping techniques ;)
@@LRBaquatics Ahhhh. So it is beneficial. It does break down. I guess it's like nature's root tabs? I would rather not put chemicals in my tank if I don't have to. Thank you for the info. See? We never quit learning.
Fabulous color
Been waiting for some more guppy content 🎉
Me too!
I like em...! I still have the best black Moscow's in the state though...! Of coarse that's my opinion because they're mine, but I also sell them to 3 local stores who have told me the same thing...! My bluegrass whatever could use some help though...! My best sellers are called tin foil guppies, they site do stand out in the right light...! I don't think I've a favorite, except for my best sellers, which are the tin foils, then the black Moscows...! Thanks, keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today...!
O nice! Would love to see what those look like!
I will post a new video, maybe tomorrow, on UA-cam... Or, would you like pics emailed to you...? I'm in Sarasota, Florida...
Oh my gosh, all the guppies look so beautiful!! Looking forward to buying some from you down the road 🐠
Holy blues batman!!!!
Sweet guppies! Funny how you joked about adding dressing as if you could eat the plants. I've actually been thinking about trying bacopa in my salads. It is an edible plant that is known to have health benefits. It's also commonly taken as a supplement to boost brain power.
Thats true and have tried many types and they actually have nice flavor
Looking great Lucas, thanks for sharing!
TigerKings are my favorite strain. Just added blues to some yellow TKs. Hopefully they spit out some interesting fry patterns
They are cool!
Beautiful
Sweet
Beautiful guppy's. Are you going to do similar skittle guppy tank with all those unique Body, tails ie Veil, Flag, Fan, Delta, Double, Top, Bottom sword, Lyre, Round, Pin, Spear, Spade, Snake, Cobra, Leopard, Grass, Lace, Mosaic? cause that was an amazing.. alluring, beautiful tank.
Yes I see them all being hodged podged into a experimental mix setup like I use to have at the old house.
Gorgeous guppies... love to know what those mesh ends are on your filter system... the look like stainless steel tea strainers ?
Stainless steel mesh intake covers. I get them off ebay.
@@LRBaquatics awsome thankyou found em in seconds with a google search once i knew what i was looking for :) even can get em in Canada
Beautiful male guppies and gorgeous female color's. Hoping those fry survive, feed them egg yolks.
Wow! I actually got the cyan colored guppies just a couple of weeks ago. The male unfortunately died but the female is pregnant and has already given birth to 12 fry and her belly is still very big so she might get more. I just hope that the female was not paired with other guppies and that the fry will be cyan too :D
Get ‘em outta that blue water 😂
You know it!
I had some albino galaxy from you and lost them during a move. I haven't been able to find them anywhere since then.
Sorry to hear you lost them. I lost mine as well and looking for them lead me to these. I do have a lead on the galaxy guppies that Im hoping to get back.
@@LRBaquatics I hope your able to get them back and will order some from you again when it happens. Of course that means I got to find space for another tank. :)
Where did you buy them from?
Omg where did you get all these?
Thai guppy show breeders
Excuse me sır any chance that we can learn where do you buy them?
Thank you.
Pretty sure I mentioned it in the vid
So no cap on top of the dirt?
Correct but the dirt is mostly sand. I have done many clay based and other dirt besides bag dirt without caps as well. I have never used bagged dirt usually just get it from my yard. Much more economical that way.
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About how long do your guppies live to?
Depends on strain and the fish but usually a few years
Fork and some dressing 😂😂😂 loose leafs turn to algae. Wait, what? Do you have a video explaining that? I would hate to learn something
Lol you should try the always should be learning method. You would be surprised what it does for your life. Algae feeds off decaying leaf material and why major aquascapers always make sure to do clean up on them.
5:15 I thought the label read as "BRO".
Lol
@@LRBaquatics You bought a God for your family? ua-cam.com/video/bFkIG9S2Mmg/v-deo.html
CoastUSA?
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I still have a problem without air
Hmmm not sure how.... im not doing anything special at all. Just tank, dirt/sand, and water. Key is biologically sound water and with Guppies they need mineralization.
@@LRBaquatics I watch your videos where you show tanks without air but I am still perplexed.
@@twin2482 hmm I’m not sure how else I can explain it. I can’t make it any more complex. I’m have done this with tons and tons of guppies. You even see the ones in the small qt containers that will even breed out in them. No substrate. The key is knowing your water really I guess… and or where you get your fish. I don’t medicate either. Immunity support is more important then trying to medicate new fish. I literally just let nature nature.
@@LRBaquatics I am not challenging you or the concept. Have you ever measured/compared the O2 level in aerated and non-aerated tanks? Being a data person, not knowing how much above the "critical" O2 level in the non-aerated tanks might be the reason.
@@twin2482 No worries I’m just trying to help and maybe come up with a solution. I’m a solutions guy lol. I have never needed to measure it since it’s never been a problem. Now if you wanted to overpack the tank to a ridiculous amount then oxygen can be helpful. It’s not that it’s not helpful but it’s also not necessary in most people’s situations. Our science and understanding of the relation between it imo is merely ours as in humans interest in the gas of oxygen. I think it’s more of a psychological data point as in to why we think they need it. In fact flow is more important than the supplement of excess oxygen.
0:05 Fish toilet water. It's sad, I know.
Lol