Fish on FIRE! Massive Aggressive Cichlid
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2019
- The Parachromis motoguensis AKA Red tiger moto is a fish that in breeding mode looks like they are on FIRE! Tune in to today's video about this incredible cichlid, "AND" meet our special secret guest!
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Puppets always are welcome. Great Video Scott!!! Great looking fish.
Ty Brother! Much appreciated- Its scary doing a video with a puppet trust me- You never know how people will react! Glad you liked it
Awesome video
So glad you liked it! TY for viewing and leaving a comment. It is much appreciated!!!
Good morning Scott love the dr great video have nice weekend see you Sunday night
ty so much for viewing the video and taking the time to leave a comment. It is most appreciated. Hope to see you Sunday at 8pm for our live feed
Good video. Loved the puppet. I need a laugh after the day I had. Plus the info was great!
So glad you enjoyed it- All the credit goes to Liz and her puppet work- TY so much for viewing and leaving a comment
Another awesome video. I really enjoyed this one. What beautiful fish.
We really appreciate you. Ty for viewing and taking the time to leave a comment
Great Video!..and that Tiger looks awesome!!WD Sir!
Exotic Fishes ty so much for viewing and taking the time to leave a comment. I hope you stick around for more fun.
@@ScottMclaughlinJ You are very welcome!..
Found your channel through Fishtubers notification and I really enjoy watching your videos, lots of infos and fun:)..Wd
Professor Chewy...love him.
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Ty for watching and leaving a comment
Just found your channel and I have watched all your videos must admit best channel on TH-cam by far so much information for fish keeping has really helped me a lot keep up the good work from across the pond in sunny Scotland
Loved the professor! Great video, beautiful fish.
Much appreciated! TY so much for viewing and leaving a comment
LOL!!!! Professor Chewy is the man.
Yeah he is! So is Liz for bringing Chewy to life! Ty for watching and leaving a comment
My favorite paracromis! Great video!
terrynce jacobs ty so much for viewing and taking the time to comment
LOL you guys crack me up!!!!
We do our best to be different my friend
I wish I could put one with my Oscar in my 125 gallon
I did a rock scape in my tank and its alot of rocks about 250 pounds and I was w oundering doin need to put a rubber mat or polystyrene under the substrate
I’ll come and buy some up from you! They will grow out nice in my 265!
With the jag n manganese they both look the same the only way to tell the difference is the white n black spots on 1 n the the big blk spots with gray on the other
Ah guys, I don't know why I'm always surprised by you guys reaching new levels of inventiveness and hilarity but I'm so glad I am.
Was great to see Professor Chewy joining you on this species profile on these amazing Cichlids.
Thank you so much for this video. Educated, entertained and was an awesome start to my day. Wish I could like this video more than once.
We love you Daniel! And you know me.... I am always thinking of new ways to be creative. It can be scary not knowing if people will like it or hate it... But i think this one is receiving a positive reaction. Thanks as always for your love and support. Have a great day!!!
@@ScottMclaughlinJ it was brilliant mate. I wanted to say your best so far but that wouldn't do justice to your previous presentations.
Nothing but love for you guys too. Feel very fortunate I have been able to get mixed up with you guys and honoured that I have.
I guess I am quite off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream new tv shows online ?
I Have cousin named chuy I'll send him this he'll love it!!!! ❤❤👌 by the way beautiful fish and scape
Ty for viewing and leaving a comment my friend
Good vid Scott
What I will add is that while the female has great coloration, especially during breeding. The male has wayyy more iridescence. The males themselves are beautiful fish.
But lighting comes into play big time
Tango I couldnt agree more! Great point and thanks for watching and leaving a comment- Much appreciated~
I have a pair, when they spawned they killed the other 6 in the tank. so now the two live together in that tank alone.
Yeah no doubt Badshot when the breed everything and anything in the tank (including each other) are in danger of getting attacked. Thats why i keep a pair per tank. People always ask couldnt i have more in the tank- sure i could be i perfer it the way it is. TY so much for watching and leaving a comment
Very interesting and beautiful. Many authors (not just in books,) describe Mota as a smaller version of Lagunero (Dovii) except much more muscular. Parachromis motaguensis is mainly a riverine fish while Lagunero is found in river habitats is more a lake fish as the name Lagunero indicates. Like the Pavon (Peacock bass, Cichla species) both Mota and Lagunero are pursuit predators while Pinta (Jaguar guapote or Parachromis managuensis) is like the Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) in that both are ambush predators which may why "Peacock bass" (Pavons) don't compete, niche wise, with Florida Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides floridanus) in southern Florida. Also Pinta or Jaguar guapote (Parachromis managuensis) does very well in oxygen depleted water (backwater). This bring up the question can the Pinta hold it's own against "backwater" channa (snakehead fish) such as: Bullseye channa (Channa marulius), Blotched channa (Cbanna maculata), Chevron channa (Channa striata). Since I believe a fish that is made to swim in water is better swimmers in water than fish built to swim through mud that given the advantage to Jaguar cichlids because the niche may overlap but the niche of each fish. But the big reason is not because channa only has an advantage over pintas in water devoid of oxygen rather than in water only low in oxygen. The big reason the Jaguar cichlid has an advantage over channas is for the same reason Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) and other American sunfish (Centrarchidae) has an advantage over Snakehead fish (Channidae). The reason is channa (Channidae) like pike (Esox) prefer fish with soft ray fins than fish with spikey hard spines for prey items. Snakehead fish has soft rays for fins while sunfish (Centratchidae) and cichlid (Cichlidae) have spikey hard spines in their fins. I did not use Northern channa (Channa argus) in my earlier example because the Northern channa inhabiting the Potomac Rivers, as well as now Pennsylvania's rivers and lakes(Congradulations!), is basically a cold water version of the Blotched channa except with the ability to hibernate and estimate. While I don't condone the freelancing of introducing new animals into foreign lands & waters because of the possibility of also introducing parasites and pathogen, if the fish is already there the you will not only have a great food fish with possible medicinal properties but also a great game fish whose young will be great feeders for your native game fish and a tool in fighting rodents and diseases carrying insects (primarily mosquitoes and other pestilent causing aquatic developed insects. In sreas that grow rice channas are important tools against rodents and plant eating insects as well as human disease-carrying insects. The big reason for governmebt wilife organization campagin push against walking catfish and snakehead fish is to deflect critcism for their disasterous introductins of European carp, Asian Carp, Brown trout and European Atlantic trout along with Myxobolus cerebralis parasite, which causes Whirling disease, that one of the two Salmonidae, Brown Trout (Salmo trutta) or European Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar). As one Florida pet owner once will have famously said, "It is not the pet owners that had brought in the "invasives!"
While it is important, the main reason Iseem obsessed with this fight is not to stop another restriction against our citizens personal liberty. I feel very strongly that a laboratory with or without government assistance should develop a process that would take a organism from conception to adulthood under sterile laboratory condition as a way to introduce new plants and animals into our United States to prevent the introduction and spread of disease or parasites. The fact is when the "evil" Europeans arrived to the Americas. I am not including the Vikings because they were pagan. But if anyone wants to go back before the first tribal peoples entered the Americas then the almost all the plant and animal niches in the Americas, which had been filled and emptied, were filled. But when the infamous Christopher Columbus led "evil" Europeans most animal and plant niches were empty
Many native plants were poisonous or barbed to deal with colossal Mammoths, Mastodons, Ground Sloths, Glyptodons, giraffe-like Camels, Poseidon-type rhinoceros, Khalkotaurol ruminants, Diomedian horses and Erymanthian pigs. Roc birds, Titanic bears, Nemean lions, Goliath jaguars, Sword-toothed cats, Mercurial cheetahs, Cerebus dogs, Jotrmungandr serpents and Leviathan fish. But when Europesn arrived all were missing. The Blue pike, Passenger pigeon. Prairie hen, Carolina parakeet, Great Plains wolf and Florida panther would disappear after European arrival but so did so many plants and animals brought with those Europeans to fill some of those emptied niches, domesticated and feral: horses, pigs, cattle, dogs, cats, Monk parrots, Rock pigeons, English sparrow, starlings, walking catfish and snakehead fish.
There are some animals and plants that can benefit our environment along with the health of our people and animals. New Zealand Mudfish, smaller snakehead fish (channa), carnivorous plants. Ant-headhunting phorid flies, pitcher plant spiders, Vicuna, Chiru, Rheas and possibly even some Rhinoceroses can benefit our Nation. Channa Barca shown in the video sent to you of your friends trip to Asia is a gorgeous fish larger than dwarf but not as big as Northern channa, Channa argus, would benefit the aquarium trade, agriculture, health as well as sports. I believe if enough people know the truth shops would sell snakeheads fish (channa), farmers would use them in fields and mosquito population would be reduced .
Aquarium use , agriculture and pest contol :
Climbing perch - Anabas, Ctenopoma, Microctenopoma, Sandelia :
Sandelia bansii (Rocky kurper)
Ssndelia capensis (Cape kurper)
and New Zealand mudfish (Neochanna) -6 species.
I like surprises 😁
Did you enjoy the Chewy puppet?? lol
King and Queen Cichlids I sure did 👏🏾
Beautiful fish. Most parachromis are grey listed down under so I gotta gets me some motos before they make the black list!
drblack66 right on Brother! Ty for watching
oh i think u found ur unique recipe why ur gonna be the most subscired fish tuber in the future!!! CHEWY!!!
subscribed* lol
You are too kind my friend! Glad you enjoyed Chewy. Ty for viewing and leaving a comment
Nicely done Scott! was that Chewy ltd?? lol. Chewy is awesome!!
Yep that is CHewy LTD lol
@@ScottMclaughlinJ too funny...
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Aqua-A ty very much
Very cute, lol
Yeah Liz used the same word when she saw the video.. Im hoping thats a good thing
@@ScottMclaughlinJ it's a gimmick. Different twist. I can appreciate it, but not sure how it might play out with adults long term. Worked well for Jeff Dunham, lol. Best of luck
@@rayp4008 Fair enough. Not going to be a daily or weekly part of the show. But i like to push the creative levels of our channel. I get tired of seeing the same stuff on every channel. Hope you will keep viewing
@@ScottMclaughlinJ I can understand that. But all that said, it is something that stands out, and was pretty cute. Keep up the good work.
Professor chewy has a suspiciously high voice
I agree. I think it comes from his day of being back up singer for The Bee Gees.
If nobody will tell y’all then I will, them arowana s you got need a bigger tank . Nice video big guy
Yes sir you are correct which is why i have a larger tank in my garage being moved in shortly. Watch my previous videos and you will understand the master plan. I do appreciate you being concerned for the Arowanas and leaving a comment. So ty
Is it true that you have to keep them in a tank alone or just 1 pair ?
Hi! First time on ur channel.never had any cichlid as I keep piranhas and wolf fish but i want to get a solo cichlid. Is this cichlid the most aggressive one?
What's up Scott and Liz
Rich Shackelford hope you are well. Ty for stopping by!!
Chewy LTD we have a little surprise for you!
@Chewy Ltd you know me if its anything about promoting the hobby I am in!
The male jag can get bigger than 14 sum oscar max r 14 most but few are 16 i seen a male jag around 16 or so at the dc zoo
I agree took sum, i have seen some get almost to 20 inches, but the majority max around 14 inches. I hope mine will get to 20 inches. Thanks for viewing and leaving a comment
Where are you located ? I live in Ontario and have a male 9” ready to be bred but can’t find any breeders or lfs that carry they are very rare in Canada
Are you in southeast Pennsylvania?
Don’t know who you are but you deserve more views
Appreciated
You coud have mention that rtm can be hard to keep as a pair, and You always have to have a backup divider in case og the male goes baserk. My experriens anyway.
Jag softer than a moto......i dunno about that🤔 love the channel though guys.
I'm close enough 2 buy some fry! Let me know when
I’m going to pull them from the parents this week. I will keep you posted
Hi, in what state you live
Pennsylvania my friend
Where are you guys located?
York PA
Yeah I'm about 7 hours from you. I'm in Waverly Ohio. Wish I was closer 😔
I had another question, about your scapes. Are they a certain type of wood or do you use native or local wood? Thanks.
Hey big guy I want to order a pair of RTM cichlids who do I order from
I dont ship buddy i just give the fry away if you are local
I wish I was local brother I live in ohio
Can u keep a single female by herself?
I have a mated pair and I want to get rid of the male. That would leave her by herself.
I tried the same thing with a Jack Dempsey pair I had. I got rid of the male and shortly after the female started being scared and hiding a lot. She got hard to feed because she wouldnt come out of hiding to eat. Im not sure if its because she was alone
Some people say its not good to keep them by theirselves. Im wondering if this is just a problem with Dempseys or cichlids in general.
What are your thoughts on splitting up a pair and keeping a solo female motogense?
Thanks
Hey I've been trying to get in touch with you I would LOVE to come get some fry! @727
I called the guy mike about some rtms and I spoke to his wife . She seems kinda rude just a Lil
Sorry that happened my friend. I can promise you his fish are healthy and will be shipped in excellent condition
Hey Scott send me your email address since the last one I had was old.
not sure if u have ...but u should bring back professor chewy as a 3rd host. would be very unique and entertaining. just saying.
Salvini female is also prettier as far as cichlids go