You all probably dont give a shit but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost the account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
Thanks this would help alot!! Also I got my first fish yesterday! They are Black Moore goldfish, a comet goldfish and for the last one I think it is a crossbreed from two fish.
Very informative! I hadn’t thought about many of these issues that could be caused by our feeding habits. If we decide to keep fish, we should also feel obliged to provide the best quality of life possible to them
Hi. Just subscribed. Question about feeding fish while on vacation. Will my tetras (neons, cardinals, rummynoses,...) be fine without feeding for a week? Thanks and keep up the great work!
You make the right video the right time.i was wondering how much to feed my mollies,neon tetras,and betta (same tank)13 gallon.i feed them all tropical flakes qnd mosquito larvae 😭
It's not too bad, we have all been there and in theory a flake food is relatively complete and your fish definitely aren't suffering because of what you feed. Recommended though is to start expanding your food selection with small packages of diverse foods. Good luck!
There's not too much decoration in there ,no live plants yet but there's two pieces of driftwood and some fake plants.The molly couple (male and female)has bred and they chase the neon tetras( 2 neon only)and as a result neon don't eat a lot.😭
Another great video. Some new tips for me, thanks. This is not a criticism, just an observation- you speak really quickly & sometimes it is too fast to take everything in that you say. I watch your videos on 0.75 speed which is much better. So maybe improve your presentation skills but slowing down your speech? Keep up the good work matey.
repashy is pretty good for bottom dwellers or other fishes that are willing to pick from the bottom, it can be left in the tank over the day without affecting water quality
Great video never put much thought into this topic but now I know how important it really is, what brand of flake would you recommend? Ik it depends on individual fish, but if you know a brand that is pretty good that would be nice
Tetra Color flakes are good, push them through a sieve using the back of a spoon and store excess in the fridge, feed only a small amount and never shake the container above the aquarium, pinch a small amount with your fingers or use the tip of a small knife. Fry need to be fed several times a day, adult fish two to three times.
Babies need to eat very frequently but often can find food in their tank. Feeding them small, live fare twice a day will do the trick as it lasts for quite a while in the tank. Bigger fish can go with two feedings a day no problem. If you want to get them in spawning condition you might have to feed them more often.
Make sure they get to eat enough (target feed them). Foods that sink quickly so that the catfish can get to them is probably best. They don't just eat all the leftovers, they need more than that. Also, Corydoras are mainly carnivorous, so stay away from pleco wafers for them!
They're not good to feed to any fish, their nutrient content is low and they can carry parasites and what not. If you keep feeder goldfish (as pets), a varied diet with mostly greens is recommended.
It's nearly impossible to feed them a different thing every day with auto feeders. But you might be able to put complete foods in there and feed that twice a day and feed 2 different foods when you're home (for example before work and after work or whatever fits in your schedule)
He knows that it's overstocked, but Nick is an experienced fish keeper and told us that he does a lot of water changes on it - I believe 50% every two days or something crazy like that.
Useful tips, makes alot of sense when you explain it. Thanks mate.
You all probably dont give a shit but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly lost the account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
Thanks this would help alot!!
Also I got my first fish yesterday!
They are Black Moore goldfish, a comet goldfish and for the last one I think it is a crossbreed from two fish.
Very informative! I hadn’t thought about many of these issues that could be caused by our feeding habits. If we decide to keep fish, we should also feel obliged to provide the best quality of life possible to them
Awesome video! Thanks for the information you are my inspiration!
Thank you!
I’ve got a few L397 plecos and feed them bloodworms. They have wood in their tank but am I feeding them right?
I would say to feed them some sort of vegetables as well. One of the most common vegetables that is fed to plecos is blanched zucchini
I fed my plecos bleached zucchini aswell and they loved it soo much that they are still asleep from all the comfort ❤😍
Great video mate, thanks for sharing mate, keep up the amazing work
Great video, I’m still a beginner and I’m planning to set up a community and no one ever covers this topic!
Love all your videos
Cool video! Almost at 30K! Congrats!!!
Thanks Lazarus!
Variety is the spice of life....good video....mix it up just like us....🌱💪🌎👍
i usually find a medicine crusher works great to crush even flakes for my frys to finish
Hi. Just subscribed. Question about feeding fish while on vacation. Will my tetras (neons, cardinals, rummynoses,...) be fine without feeding for a week?
Thanks and keep up the great work!
Love it vids .....nice work....usefull😘😘😘
I appreciate the tips cause I only feed my fish once a day but I do vary the type of food I feed.
You make the right video the right time.i was wondering how much to feed my mollies,neon tetras,and betta (same tank)13 gallon.i feed them all tropical flakes qnd mosquito larvae 😭
It's not too bad, we have all been there and in theory a flake food is relatively complete and your fish definitely aren't suffering because of what you feed. Recommended though is to start expanding your food selection with small packages of diverse foods. Good luck!
There's not too much decoration in there ,no live plants yet but there's two pieces of driftwood and some fake plants.The molly couple (male and female)has bred and they chase the neon tetras( 2 neon only)and as a result neon don't eat a lot.😭
Great video as always.
Another great video. Some new tips for me, thanks. This is not a criticism, just an observation- you speak really quickly & sometimes it is too fast to take everything in that you say. I watch your videos on 0.75 speed which is much better. So maybe improve your presentation skills but slowing down your speech? Keep up the good work matey.
repashy is pretty good for bottom dwellers or other fishes that are willing to pick from the bottom, it can be left in the tank over the day without affecting water quality
Great video never put much thought into this topic but now I know how important it really is, what brand of flake would you recommend? Ik it depends on individual fish, but if you know a brand that is pretty good that would be nice
Tetra Color flakes are good, push them through a sieve using the back of a spoon and store excess in the fridge, feed only a small amount and never shake the container above the aquarium, pinch a small amount with your fingers or use the tip of a small knife. Fry need to be fed several times a day, adult fish two to three times.
Do you have anabas fish tips
If you buy bulk quantities you can always freeze the majority and just keep out what you'll need for a couple weeks.
Before I feed all of my fish, I turn off all filters. As Long as you have a check valve on your air pump
Like my friend 😉😃🖐
I usually freeze half of the food can i buy. So when i run out of the first half, the second half is still fresh.
Could you do a fish room tour
He did one quite recently, he generally has a tour every month... Check out his channel and I'm sure you will find a tour there!
I feed my fish, fluval bug bites granules, a good tropical flake, fluval plant based flake and blood worms. Is that good enough
Hello! Sat Jul 18 2020 4:38 P.M.
Has the tank recovered? (algae bloom)
Coolest vid there and also for all types of fishes does 2 times per day of feeding is it enough?:D what do you all think?
Babies need to eat very frequently but often can find food in their tank. Feeding them small, live fare twice a day will do the trick as it lasts for quite a while in the tank. Bigger fish can go with two feedings a day no problem. If you want to get them in spawning condition you might have to feed them more often.
@@jobkaashoek Coolest friend Job :D "D thats great advices there cheers, any other advices from others "D
Will you ever breed other types of angels? I want to see like a black lace or a dark angel.
Yes!
1st from the future!
Interesting
Do you have special tips to feed Corydoras??
Make sure they get to eat enough (target feed them). Foods that sink quickly so that the catfish can get to them is probably best. They don't just eat all the leftovers, they need more than that. Also, Corydoras are mainly carnivorous, so stay away from pleco wafers for them!
Have you found an L333 pleco?
Seen some but don’t have a tank ready
How about feeder goldfish?
They're not good to feed to any fish, their nutrient content is low and they can carry parasites and what not. If you keep feeder goldfish (as pets), a varied diet with mostly greens is recommended.
What do you think of automatic feeders? As you said, if you work (I do) then 5 times a day is not doable .
It's nearly impossible to feed them a different thing every day with auto feeders. But you might be able to put complete foods in there and feed that twice a day and feed 2 different foods when you're home (for example before work and after work or whatever fits in your schedule)
Im no expert but im pretty sure that tank in the background is very overstocked
It's his grow out tank.
He knows that it's overstocked, but Nick is an experienced fish keeper and told us that he does a lot of water changes on it - I believe 50% every two days or something crazy like that.
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Feed the fish twice a week with live food.The fish will be more than happy.Dont overfeed them.