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Thanks so much! I’m glad you think so! Puffers have such unique personalities and beauty. Stay tuned for more puffer content coming your way!

Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for subscribing! I’m excited to share more fishkeeping content with you. Feel free to share any questions or topics you’d like to see in future videos!

Thanks for the fire! I appreciate your support! More exciting content is on the way, so stay tuned! 🔥🐟

Thank you! I appreciate your support and well wishes! It’s an exciting journey, and I’m glad to have you along for the ride. Stay tuned for more content!

Absolutely! I’m glad you’re enjoying the puffers! I’ve got more puff videos in the works, so stay tuned for some exciting content coming your way! Thanks for your support! 🐡

Hey there! Thanks for being a part of the Growing Up Fish community! Your support means a lot. If you have any questions or topics you'd like me to cover, feel free to let me know. I'm excited to keep sharing my fishkeeping journey with you!

Thanks so much for subscribing! I’m glad you enjoyed the video, and I appreciate your support! I’ve got more exciting content on the way, so stay tuned! 💯

@@GrowingUpFish looking forward to it 💯😇🙏🏻

Sounds like a great setup! Feeding a variety like that is fantastic for keeping them healthy and happy. Seven in a 40-gallon tank should work well as long as you keep up with water quality. Thanks for sharing your feeding routine!

My Amazon puffers are in a 50-gallon tank as well. They thrive in that environment! How are yours doing? Any tips you’ve found helpful?

Thanks for watching! The natural aquarium method is definitely an interesting approach. Letting nature do the work can be rewarding! Stay tuned for more tips on maintaining a thriving, natural tank.

Thanks so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. Stay tuned for more updates and tips on keeping fish happy and healthy!

For a 200-liter (around 53-gallon) tank, I’d recommend keeping 3-4 parrot fish to ensure they have enough space to swim and grow comfortably. Keep in mind that these fish can get quite large, so maintaining good water quality and providing hiding spots is important. Let me know if you have any other questions!

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Great idea! I’m always looking for ways to create more natural, wild environments for my tanks. Stay tuned-I’ve got some exciting ideas coming up to take my aquariums to the next level!

I appreciate your support and look forward to sharing more aquarium content with you. Feel free to comment with any questions or video ideas. Welcome to the channel!

​@@GrowingUpFishsure thing. 😊

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I can totally relate to the stress of worrying about tank temperatures during power outages. It sounds like you handled it like a pro with those blankets and warm water changes - great thinking! I’m glad your African Cichlids and glass catfish made it through okay, especially given the cold mountain conditions. A backup generator is definitely a game changer for peace of mind! It’s something I’ve been considering as well because, like you said, even a few hours without power can feel like forever when you’re trying to keep the water at a stable temperature. Thanks again for watching and sharing your story, and I hope both our fish stay safe in any future storms!

Thank you so much for subscribing! 🙏 Every subscriber means a lot, and I really appreciate your support as I work towards 500! Glad you're enjoying the content, and thanks again for being part of the journey! 😊

Thank you so much! Puffers are amazing fish to raise-they have such unique personalities! If you're thinking about getting into puffers, just remember they need some special care, especially when it comes to their diet and water conditions. For example, my Fahaka Puffer thrives in a spacious tank with a varied diet of snails and shrimp, and I make sure to keep the water clean and slightly brackish for my smaller puffers like the Green Spotted ones. It’s really rewarding, so if you decide to go for it, you'll love watching them grow! Feel free to ask any questions, I’m happy to help!

@@kathleentorheim2108 that is a lot of space for such a little creature. And I’m sure he loves it but ultimately they don’t need much space just a lot of greenery. Are you thinking of getting one?

Great point! Parrot Cichlids do best with other Parrots, but you’re absolutely right-tank size is key! These fish can get pretty large, so if you plan on keeping a group of them, you'll need plenty of space for them to thrive. A big tank with lots of hiding spots works best to minimize aggression. I’ve found that my Parrots are happiest when they have room to establish their own territories. So, if you’ve got the space, a group of Parrot Cichlids can make for a stunning display! Let me know if you need any tips on tank setup!

That’s quite a bit of room for them. I know they love all of that space. I’ve been able to use cichlid gold by Hikari to keep their color and enhance their color. But you’re right each one has their own personality and they really do love each other. Thanks so much for the encouragement. Come back and see us to watch more videos. ✌🏾

That’s awesome to hear. How long have they been tank mates?

@@GrowingUpFish 6 months

@@KizzFTP hey, hope you’re doing well. I would say yes it’s okay! As long as your hands are clean. I would avoid doing it often though.

@@mexicalifishkeeper thanks for watching and stopping by. You should check out more videos. How many tanks do you have?

Great point! Parrot Cichlids do best with other Parrots, but you’re absolutely right-tank size is key! These fish can get pretty large, so if you plan on keeping a group of them, you'll need plenty of space for them to thrive. A big tank with lots of hiding spots works best to minimize aggression. I’ve found that my Parrots are happiest when they have room to establish their own territories. So, if you’ve got the space, a group of Parrot Cichlids can make for a stunning display! Let me know if you need any tips on tank setup!

@@GrowingUpFish Thank you. I want to get some but I'm going to wait until I have a bigger aquarium.

Merci beaucoup pour ton message ! Je suis content que tu aimes. Si tu as des questions ou veux en savoir plus, n’hésite pas à demander ! 😊

@@GrowingUpFish j’ai besoin d’aide j’ai introduit un deuxième poisson perroquet a mon aquarium et le premier n’arrête pas d’attaquer le nouveau cela fait 24h quoi faire ????😥😥😥

Je comprends ton inquiétude ! Les poissons perroquets peuvent être territoriaux, surtout quand un nouveau poisson arrive dans leur espace. Voici quelques astuces pour apaiser la situation : Réorganise l'aquarium : Changer l’agencement des décorations et cachettes peut perturber le territoire établi du premier poisson. Cela pourrait réduire son agressivité. Ajoute plus de cachettes : Assure-toi qu'il y ait suffisamment de cachettes pour que le nouveau poisson puisse se réfugier. Cela lui permettra de se sentir en sécurité. Utilise un diviseur temporaire : Si les attaques sont trop intenses, essaie de séparer les poissons avec un diviseur pendant quelques jours. Ils pourront s’habituer l’un à l’autre sans se blesser. Surveille-les de près : Les poissons perroquets ont parfois besoin de quelques jours pour accepter un nouveau compagnon. Continue d’observer la situation. Ne t’inquiète pas trop, ils finissent souvent par s’habituer à la présence de l’autre ! 😊

@@penguin-soap absolutely thanks for watching! Let me know if there’s more you’d like to know about them.

@@3Fahakas1Man that’s awesome! I tried to house three together but just don’t think my tank was big enough for all of them so only one survived. Best of luck to you. How long have you had them in there?

@@GrowingUpFish around 5 months since babies

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@@3Fahakas1Man yes. My handle is jamalgosstv

@@averysee5141 hey! They actually do sometimes eat the dead leaves, their main food source are flakes and bloodworms though. I take it you have Silver Dollars?

@@GrowingUpFish appreciate the video! Yes I have a few still looking for the striped/spotted ones. But they’re super good aggressive. My flagtail hates them because they’re always going after his algae wafers. I ordered some Anubis hoping that they won’t mow it down right away.

@@FathomAquatics thanks for watching! I appreciate you commenting.

@@soniasmith6837 thank you for tuning in.

I totally agree! Amazon Puffers have such playful personalities-they're so fun to watch. They're always zipping around the tank and getting into everything. Just make sure to give them plenty of room to swim and some hard foods to help keep their teeth in check. They're definitely a joy to have in the aquarium! Let me know if you want any tips on keeping them happy and healthy!

They can be a lot to manage, but adding things like clams and hard shell crayfish can help trim their teeth naturally. Regularly providing these tough foods mimics their natural diet and prevents overgrowth. Additionally, keeping a varied diet with crunchy, shell-on foods helps maintain their dental health and keeps them active and engaged.

So glad that you decided to join the community, welcome! Thanks for the support. How many tanks do you have? What type of fish do you have?

Thanks for watching and for your comment. Your tank’s length and width are great for a Fahaka puffer, but 14 inches in height might be too shallow. Fahakas can grow up to 18 inches, so a taller tank-around 20 inches or more-would be ideal for their comfort. Consider a taller tank or be ready to upgrade as your puffer grows. Let me know if you have any other questions, would love to help!

Your wide tank will be fine.

@@TheTurtlelover4 yes and they multiply quickly, which keeps my Fahaka extremely busy. They work out though.

@@Amateur_Hobbyist thank you! 😃

@@stevmstng5165 they are pretty easy tank mates to get along with. As long as the fish is not too small to fit in their mouth.

@@Gman_308 hey thanks for stopping by and checking out my channel. I appreciate it. And hopefully yeah I’m praying that we get to 500 subs soon! Thanks again for stopping by.

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@@GrowingUpFish keep up the good work

Hey, thanks for taking the time out to watch it. Did you have specific questions? Is there a way that I can help you through chat? I agree with you it’s a pity that there’s no translation.

It’s a 75 gallon so about 283.906 liters.