Hey Everyone. Here is a link to part one: th-cam.com/video/EtS7WUzERFw/w-d-xo.html Check out the description above for links to some of our species profiles on the fish featured in this video!
LOL, Well said Infantry Veteran, this side because the Low Boy and I love the 150 too with the angel fish, absolutely love angels. Great Video Prime Time.
Hard to choose between sides, but pinned down--I like this side the best probably because I love the smaller fish and the angels. Those solid blacks are just gorgeous. Also the tanks are so beautifully landscaped! I see a lot of tanks in this video with the small natural gravel in them sort of like I asked about in the other one, but don't know if it's aquarium gravel or gathered gravel like I'm asking about.
A lot of the natural looking gravel came from the Aquatic Experience in 2017 and now I don't remember the brand, although, Caribsea gravel looks nice too.
Can't choose a side both sides are awesome. Fish are beautiful can't wait til our fishroom is done. I have 10 Malabar dwarf puffers arriving on Tuesday. Love Your videos so informative.
I tried really hard to find my "favourite side" but you have so many beautiful healthy happy fish on both I couldn't do it. All I know is that I wish this was my fish room where I had a swivel seat in the middle and I could just lose myself in them all.... How lucky you are :)
Jason awesome 👏 2nd 🐟 room tour. My favorite tank & 🐟 are the 50 low boy. Great 👍 👀 tank in my opinion. Thanks a million for the video. Keep them coming
If I had a 50 gallon low boy I would have a bunch of driftwood and plants that sort of come out of the water and a bunch of leaves and plants. Then I would get some rare gouramis, tetras, rams, apistos, killifish, small loaches and a medium sized pleco.
Do you change up your water parameters for the different types of fish or does everyone live in the same kind of water? For example in your Tanganyika tanks so you put argonite or crushed coral in the substrate?
Great question! For the most part I make no effort in changing the water parameters for my fish. The water is naturally hard with a high pH. I try to keep fish that will tolerate my water parameters. I've found consistent water parameters are more important than chasing the ideal.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Thanks for the quick reply!! I love your fish room! It's amazing and all your tanks are kept in such wonderful condition. It must be a ton of work.
In your experience, are Electric Blue Acara hardy? I read from some sources say that they are sensitive and have lots of physical deformities, while some say that they are very sturdy.
I like the first tank with apistos and super reds (maybe because I have a similar setup lol) Top fish, maybe that big red tail shark or those black angels
The truth I really, really like the 2 sides of the fish room and favorite fish are the Geo tapajos ,,,and one question how big is your blue acara that you have with different type of cichlids thanks for sharing as always very good fish tour 👍💯🤘
The blue acara in the 150 is probably about 5-6 inches, but also plump. Haha. He's much larger and older than the ones I have in the 40 breeder on the other side.
Hi there, do you have a good link for shell dwellers shells they’re very expensive just thought you may have a great link than ship to us in Australia. We love your channel and content. Regards Duzzy from 🇦🇺
Whole fish room is my favorite :P My second favorite tank is the "community" tank...but my utmost favorite is the Neolamprologus Multifasciatus tank♥♥ I'm attempting to start my own in a 40B...bought 6 fish last fall -- got all male :/ So ordering again in the spring and hoping for some females....
@@PrimeTimeAquatics I have to admit I'm a wee bit paranoid about ordering again...they're completely unavailable locally and for those 6 fish I paid $160...LOL Maybe I'll get lucky and get all female next? :P
Another great video mate I mean no surprise from me which side is my favorite lol part 1 tank 1 Oh a fallow up to what we talked about on Instagram all my supplies are here so just waiting on him to decide when they are going
@@PrimeTimeAquatics yeah im pretty excited its all finally coming together i also got a free tank im going to setup im thinking about doing sumbu or redfin both are lake tanganyika shell dwellers
Your Geophagus "surinamensis" is another species, Geophagus altifrons. True surinamensis are rare and the name is a catch all term for unidentified geos in the trade.
I'm still on the fence with that one. I know the history of the species designations, but the person who bred them has some knowledge as well and identified them as such (based on where they were collected). Given the confusion on the species designation I've stuck with surinamensis for that particular specimen, but not bound to it either.. Thanks for the input!
Seriously give the Latin names a miss. Make it easy for you average subscriber use normal names!!!! It’s not impressive to real off those names jut really annoying!!!!!!
Zombie I give common names when they are consistent and, well, common. If a fish is not well known by a common name, or the name is used by multiple fish, a common name only causes confusion. Since no two fish share a scientific name, it’s not a matter of trying to sound smart, only trying provide the most accurate information I can.
Hey Everyone. Here is a link to part one: th-cam.com/video/EtS7WUzERFw/w-d-xo.html
Check out the description above for links to some of our species profiles on the fish featured in this video!
I’m a tetra lover. Those white skirts were gorgeous. All the fish were gorgeous.
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Thanks John!
Jason that is another selection of brilliantly scaped tanks. Thank you for taking the time to produce such quality videos, much appreciated.
thestruggler1000 Thank you! Appreciate you watching.
LOL, Well said Infantry Veteran, this side because the Low Boy and I love the 150 too with the angel fish, absolutely love angels. Great Video Prime Time.
Thank you!
Those geophagus tapajos look amazing. Seeing yours in the fish room have definitely made me want to get some.
I love those fish too! : -)
Watched the part one to this from my feed. Wow, nice aquariums.. but just admit it every aquarium is your favorite!
Kristopher Blyth I do like them all! Thanks for being here.
Your fish room is fantastic!
Thank you!
Your Ram soon gona lay eggs! Look at 10:56 :) awesome fish!
Anders Holmgren Ya, I saw the tube down during editing! 😀
Great looking tanks and fish!!!
Hard to choose between sides, but pinned down--I like this side the best probably because I love the smaller fish and the angels. Those solid blacks are just gorgeous. Also the tanks are so beautifully landscaped! I see a lot of tanks in this video with the small natural gravel in them sort of like I asked about in the other one, but don't know if it's aquarium gravel or gathered gravel like I'm asking about.
A lot of the natural looking gravel came from the Aquatic Experience in 2017 and now I don't remember the brand, although, Caribsea gravel looks nice too.
My favorite fish just might be the red shoulder severum... maybe.
Great all around tour!
That's a cool one. : -)
love your channel, love your fishroom
Thank you!
Can't choose a side both sides are awesome. Fish are beautiful can't wait til our fishroom is done. I have 10 Malabar dwarf puffers arriving on Tuesday. Love Your videos so informative.
Then Tuesday is going to be a fun day! : -)
@@PrimeTimeAquatics I can't wait so excited
Another great tour!
Thanks Brian!
Jason your tanks and fish look awesome!! Love watching your videos!
Thank you Denny - glad you are here!!
I tried really hard to find my "favourite side" but you have so many beautiful healthy happy fish on both I couldn't do it. All I know is that I wish this was my fish room where I had a swivel seat in the middle and I could just lose myself in them all.... How lucky you are :)
Thank you Linda! We won't make you pick a favorite. : -)
Cool video and fish! why did you leave sponge filter off in mbuna / sulfur tank?
I just turn them off when I'm shooting videos to cut down on background noise. : -)
Cryptoheros Sajica.... favorite fish! Love both sides
Jason awesome 👏 2nd 🐟 room tour. My favorite tank & 🐟 are the 50 low boy. Great 👍 👀 tank in my opinion. Thanks a million for the video. Keep them coming
rick rodriguez The low boys are great sized tanks. 😀
Love both sides.......spectacular videos !
If I had a 50 gallon low boy I would have a bunch of driftwood and plants that sort of come out of the water and a bunch of leaves and plants. Then I would get some rare gouramis, tetras, rams, apistos, killifish, small loaches and a medium sized pleco.
Very cool !
That thumbnail is fish keeping eye candy damn brother!! Just started watching gonna have to see part one next lol!!
Hope you enjoy it! : )
I'm a sucker for nano fish. My favorites have to be the gobies, scarlet badis, or the pygmy sunfish. Idk which side though; too hard to pick!
I love them too!
Hi Jason. Love Ur fish room tour. In Ur bottom 75 gallon, is that a chocolate Gourami?
Thank you! The bottom 75 had a large male green severum and a leaf ctenopoma.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics wonderful, thanks Jason.
A 300 gallon tank would look sick for the brasilliensis, tapajos, electric blue acara and the severums. Should definately do that one day
That would be so cool!
Awesome fish room!
Pridetime Aquatics 😉 simply marvelous
Thank you! Appreciate you watching.
Awesome fish. Now i want a lowtank!
I love the dimensions!
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Yes it's an absolutely beautiful design!
Do you change up your water parameters for the different types of fish or does everyone live in the same kind of water? For example in your Tanganyika tanks so you put argonite or crushed coral in the substrate?
Great question! For the most part I make no effort in changing the water parameters for my fish. The water is naturally hard with a high pH. I try to keep fish that will tolerate my water parameters. I've found consistent water parameters are more important than chasing the ideal.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Thanks for the quick reply!! I love your fish room! It's amazing and all your tanks are kept in such wonderful condition. It must be a ton of work.
Wow, those Cryptoheros Nanoluteus are absolutely gorgeous. New species on my wish list. Do they have a common name?
I'm not aware of a consistent common name. They are super cool though! : -)
Of course this is the best side, it has the "Low Boy"!!
Yes, but so does the other side! Haha
But this is the one your wonderful wife just did an amazing job of decorating!@@PrimeTimeAquatics
I would like to see you do a HUGE Asian tank with those sharks and tinfoil barbs and more gourami
graffic13 That would be cool!
In your experience, are Electric Blue Acara hardy? I read from some sources say that they are sensitive and have lots of physical deformities, while some say that they are very sturdy.
I find them to be very hardy. I think it's probably more the Electric Blue Jack Dempseys that have issues.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics How big is the large Electric Blue Acara in the 150?
About 6" or so. Also really plump : -)
This is my favorite side of the fish room! ...which is actually good since this side will house my nano wall! 😊
Maybe....haha : -)
Amazing fish room man
Thank you!
how do you change the water in all of your tanks, do you have a water change system or do it manually?
Check this out - it's how we maintain our tanks! th-cam.com/video/Ys4K3xRbT60/w-d-xo.html
I like the first tank with apistos and super reds (maybe because I have a similar setup lol)
Top fish, maybe that big red tail shark or those black angels
Wonderful selections. : -)
The truth I really, really like the 2 sides of the fish room and favorite fish are the Geo tapajos ,,,and one question how big is your blue acara that you have with different type of cichlids thanks for sharing as always very good fish tour 👍💯🤘
The blue acara in the 150 is probably about 5-6 inches, but also plump. Haha. He's much larger and older than the ones I have in the 40 breeder on the other side.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thank you Jason i appreciate you ✌️
Hi there, do you have a good link for shell dwellers shells they’re very expensive just thought you may have a great link than ship to us in Australia. We love your channel and content.
Regards Duzzy from 🇦🇺
These are the ones I use (link in description): th-cam.com/video/IS1_U78x-bo/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching!
What did you do with the shell dwellers in the 50 low boy
They're still on the other side. I have two lowboys now! Woohoo!
Prime Time Aquatics oh Yey I love that tank
I like the 50 gal community tank the best. 😁
Whole fish room is my favorite :P My second favorite tank is the "community" tank...but my utmost favorite is the Neolamprologus Multifasciatus tank♥♥ I'm attempting to start my own in a 40B...bought 6 fish last fall -- got all male :/ So ordering again in the spring and hoping for some females....
That will be a cool tank once some females show up. That's so crazy they were all males!
@@PrimeTimeAquatics I have to admit I'm a wee bit paranoid about ordering again...they're completely unavailable locally and for those 6 fish I paid $160...LOL Maybe I'll get lucky and get all female next? :P
Another great video mate I mean no surprise from me which side is my favorite lol part 1 tank 1
Oh a fallow up to what we talked about on Instagram all my supplies are here so just waiting on him to decide when they are going
Very cool!
@@PrimeTimeAquatics yeah im pretty excited its all finally coming together i also got a free tank im going to setup im thinking about doing sumbu or redfin both are lake tanganyika shell dwellers
@@PrimeTimeAquatics oh no rush but I sent you a picture on Instagram lol i can't believe i didn't think to send you that before now
What is the dimensions of your low boy? I’m looking for a new tank for my (solely) aquatic turtle. Thx!
They are made by Zoomed - 48" x 24" x 10"
Uhm. How big is that red tail shark? Didnt know they got that big
Going on about 7" - he's a big boy!
Do you is co2 for the planted tanks?
No, I have not used CO2 in any of my tanks yet.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thanks for the reply.
Tilapia... poorly spelt is my fav looking fish. That and any of the calm big fish
Bloody brilliant .
john glenham Thanks!
Love ALL your tanks! True! :D
Collene Klauer Thank you!
Your Geophagus "surinamensis" is another species, Geophagus altifrons. True surinamensis are rare and the name is a catch all term for unidentified geos in the trade.
I'm still on the fence with that one. I know the history of the species designations, but the person who bred them has some knowledge as well and identified them as such (based on where they were collected). Given the confusion on the species designation I've stuck with surinamensis for that particular specimen, but not bound to it either.. Thanks for the input!
So random guppy from tour 1 and random molly should get a tank together ... maybe you'll get Muppys or Gollys.
graffic13 That would be interesting. 😀
Ur fishroom is amazing
Thank you!
Interesting comments and video.
Thank you!
I don't take sides ... I love everything the same!
Nice. Haha
4 pencilfish is not enough, Imo should have atleast 10
They only had four when I got them. Would love to have more!
Awesome video Thanks for sharing FishFam NJAE19
great tanks but i cant work out why there more than 5 in your top 5 tanks to veiw haha , i can see why u say thow there all your favs ,
Thank you!
👍
Seriously give the Latin names a miss. Make it easy for you average subscriber use normal names!!!!
It’s not impressive to real off those names jut really annoying!!!!!!
Zombie I give common names when they are consistent and, well, common. If a fish is not well known by a common name, or the name is used by multiple fish, a common name only causes confusion. Since no two fish share a scientific name, it’s not a matter of trying to sound smart, only trying provide the most accurate information I can.