Cam we all appreciate that glass catfish photography? Not only is taking photos of fish a skill - but to capture them so clearly with that light effect is amazing.
That blew my mind. Like that had to me so difficult to capture and he did it so well you could see how the *individual scales affected how the rainbow pattern was projected to the other side of each fish!?!* excuse me!?! 100/10 photography skills right there!!!
"Hanako (c. 1751 - July 7, 1977) was a scarlet koi fish owned by several individuals, the last of whom was Dr. Komei Koshihara. The name Hanako translates to "flower child" in Japanese.[1] Far exceeding the average lifespan for her breed, she was reportedly 226 years old at the time of her death.[2][3][4][5] Her age was determined in 1966 by removing two of her scales and examining them extensively. At this time, Hanako weighed 7.5 kg (17 lb) and measured 70 cm (28 in) in length.[1] Once the scales were fully analyzed, it was determined that she was 215 years old. In July 1974, a study of the growth rings of one of the koi's scales reported that Hanako was 226 years old.[6] She may be, to date, the longest-lived koi fish ever recorded.[2][7] There has been a dispute as to the veracity of these longevity claims.[8][9]" Wiki I like how it points out that there were several owners. Possibly because the original owner wasn't a vampire. AFAIK Koi are a symbol of longevity in Japan and are given to babies to wish them a long life.
I think I remember reading somewhere, ages ago, that she was originally a wedding gift...? But now I can't find that anywhere, SO. But another cool part of the story: "Following this discovery, the remaining five koi carps in the same pond were examined as well. After a yearlong analysis, the results showed that the other fish in the pond were all over 100 years old as well."
@@marseillejoh On seeing the notification I thought your comment said, "Dang image being outlived by a crap." 🤣🤣🤣 I do actually need to get my eyes tested! lol
Living to an estimated age of nearly 400 years, a female Greenland shark has set a new record for longevity, so yes Chris deep in the northern seas is the secret to long life,
I think the glass catfish is actually an example of thin-film interference, which is the same mechanism behind the colors you see on soap bubbles and oil slicks.
Bluegill are a type of pan fish, similar to sunfish. A little smaller though, I think. They're very easy to catch when fishing if you've got live bait like nightcrawler worms
Hanako Koi In July 1974, a study of the growth rings of one of the koi's scales reported that Hanako was 226 years old. She may be, to date, the longest-lived koi fish ever recorded
My glass cats readily take my homemade powder food (shrimp, tilapia, spinach and eggs all ground together and then dried in the oven and then powered again in a blender) and even outcompete my redeye and silver tetras! I guess I've been lucky as they've eaten almost all the foods I've tried minus cucumbers and large flakes(also homemade) I use for the algae eaters. Also, most snails are hermaphrodites, meaning they are both male and female at the same time and some can even self-fertilize their own eggs! Not sure about zebra snails though.
Hey Chirs, ready for your infodump on sunfish? So freshwater sunfish are fish of the family Centrarchidae, and are distributed across North America. This family includes black basses (ie: largemouth etc), crappies, flier sunfish, banded sunfishes, Sacramento perch, rock basses, mud sunfish, and true sunfish of the genus Lepomis. Lepomis sunfish are extremely wide ranged, with some of the most common species being the bluegill (L. macrochirus), green sunfish (L. cyanellus), and pumpkinseed (L. gibbosus). In general, true sunfish are on the smaller end of North American freshwater fish, with most species attaining lengths between 6 and 12 inches. Most are opportunistic predators, feeding on small fish, insects, crustaceans, etc., but some like the redbreast sunfish are more specialized to crack open clam and mussel shells. Lepomis sunfish are also generally highly aggressive and territorial towards not only their own species, but other fish as well. I once saw a 4 inch long male green sunfish chase a 2lb largemouth bass away from his nest, showing absolutely no fear. As far as acquiring a sunfish goes, you can get them from specialty dealers, collect them yourself with a permit/fishing license (if it’s legal, check your regs first), or you could be like me and get lucky by having some come in with the feeder goldfish shipment at my LFS. Care for sunfish is very similar to medium to large central/South American cichlids due to their larger size and extreme aggression. Strong filtration and a large tank (55+) is really important for the care of most species. Others, such as the green sunfish, generally stay on the smaller end, but are very variable in size. The recommended tank size I found for green sunfish was a 20L, so I’m keeping my greenie, Rick, in a 37 by himself. If he outgrows it I’ll upgrade him to a 55 or 75 and *possibly* get him some tank mates other than snails
Lobsters eventually die due to exhaustion from molting. As they increase in size they require more and more energy. I will say if the conditions are right, I don't see why they couldn't live forever.
i dont remember which species of crab was, but at least one of them reached the 400 years old mark AT LEAST. The issue was that the scientists had to kill the crab to know how old it was, which.... yeah.
That was an ocean quahog, a species of clam. The specimen was named Ming after the dynasty it was born in, and it lived for 507 years until it was opened to determine its age.
Those glass cats are amazing! Ive been thrown into fish keeping now that my father in law has mobility issues.... I have to take care of his pond. Its (i cant get an accurate count but probably 15-20) goldfish and a couple of small (3-4 inch long) perch. Its got a hole in the liner and a family of racoons want to make it their private swimming pool.... 😕😟. I am in waaaayyyyy over my head.
Hey Chris, I've been watching this series since episode one, and I just wanted to say I love your videos and this series, and I'm so glad to see you're continuing it!
That glass catfish is absolutely astonishing, I have never seen anything like it. Again, thank you for teaching me things I will never learn at school. :)
Bluegills are more of a wild/pond fish. They do fine in appropriately sized aquariums, they're just an unusual choice for it since most people go out to hook them. I haven't been fishing since I was super little but they're all up and down the US east coast. Only other person I've seen keep one in an aquarium is the BamaBass channel, though my forays into fishtuber channels are fairly limited. It's lowkey really neat to see things you usually hook and throw back in an aquarium. Lots more time to appreciate them. Favorite drink's gotta be plain ol' orange juice or rum and coke if it's happy hour.
I can’t believe I missed one! This is a super cool discovery ✨✨ i went to camp for a week and met a new person who also had fish. I got excited.. “what fish do you have and how many gallons :)” me Them “oh I have a five gallon.. and like.. i think.. 40 guppies?” Me “forty guppies..?” Them “yah they started making a lot of babies. I have to remove like six dead fish a day and somehow they keep reappearing. I have to take them all out to clean the tank” Me “oh.. um….”
Dayumn! Never new Chirs had a fishy channel 👀 Only knew him from his food channel, now I see I seee you Chris (I Actually discovered this channel like a week ago and I've watched an unhealthy amount of FTR)
Don't blame the kids for calling everything goldfish. Used to keep flame tetras at my workplace and parents were constantly saying to their kids "hey come look at the goldfish."
There's a dead snail somewhere in my tank and I can't find it. Trying to keep the parameters stable. The tank smells disgusting from 10 miles away. How long do snails take to decompose
Favorite drink is boba tea! Especially from my favorite local place. They have an Okinawa milk tea and an oolong milk tea that are just *chef's kiss* marvelous
Geez people really ruining bowls... I think it can be done correctly, I keep cherry shrimp in a planted 3.5 gallon with a heater filter all the stuff. I barely have to do anything to it as well just top it off and keep the parameters on point. And there Breeding!! (very proud 😍😍😍). Anyway I just wish people would do their research...
For fish, the oldest I have heard of is the Greenland shark. They found a fish which, according to researchers, was 400 years old and they think they can reach 500 years of age.
"It doesn't need more food, it needs more space to swim." But Chris, every pet is just like a dog or cat! I'll just leave it with enough food for three days while I spend the weekend out, and it will be *fine*! Right? ...right Chris? ... Chris?
I definitely new for a year and a half or more but I really like your fish reviews, watch it with my babe only for them to tell me to send my fish tank for review, #$$k that 🤣🤣🤣. Keep the videos coming homie.
There's the Greenland shark, a fish, they get 250-500 years old. This is what we know - they might / probably get older than this. And we don't know really what more goes on in the abyss; space science gets all the big money. If we checked out our own planet first we (well... rich people) might understand it and treasure it's existence?
Yeah the thing about the plecos is so true. I own a clown pleco and it hides all day and only comes out at nighttime when I turn out lights other than that he is hiding
Non-fish related this time but what morph is Repashy? I don’t know much of crested morphs as I keep Gargoyles, so I was curious. Anyway great video as always and remember to get your gecko wet
Chris, I'm almost like Diego Armando/ Godot in Phoenix Wright, the favorite drink of mine is two good mug of bittersweet torrefied bean juice. Coffee, I really like coffee
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How do i send in pictures to you
Hey I just wanted to say yes the koi who lived 226 years old is true. One of the scales reported he was 226 year's old
@@RDlol321 and yes that is potentialy true but there is a debate wheter its true or not maybe it is who knows
Glass catfish are my favorites
Also the fish used to make fish sauce🫤
Get them they are amazing and I never have a problem feeding t
Cam we all appreciate that glass catfish photography? Not only is taking photos of fish a skill - but to capture them so clearly with that light effect is amazing.
And these fish are sometimes still. but are crazy fast when they want to be.
i wanna get better at fish photography too, still saving up for a better camera for that!
amazing.
No,you have 1000000 ops to capture and then post the best
That blew my mind. Like that had to me so difficult to capture and he did it so well you could see how the *individual scales affected how the rainbow pattern was projected to the other side of each fish!?!* excuse me!?! 100/10 photography skills right there!!!
"Hanako (c. 1751 - July 7, 1977) was a scarlet koi fish owned by several individuals, the last of whom was Dr. Komei Koshihara. The name Hanako translates to "flower child" in Japanese.[1] Far exceeding the average lifespan for her breed, she was reportedly 226 years old at the time of her death.[2][3][4][5] Her age was determined in 1966 by removing two of her scales and examining them extensively. At this time, Hanako weighed 7.5 kg (17 lb) and measured 70 cm (28 in) in length.[1] Once the scales were fully analyzed, it was determined that she was 215 years old. In July 1974, a study of the growth rings of one of the koi's scales reported that Hanako was 226 years old.[6] She may be, to date, the longest-lived koi fish ever recorded.[2][7] There has been a dispute as to the veracity of these longevity claims.[8][9]" Wiki
I like how it points out that there were several owners. Possibly because the original owner wasn't a vampire.
AFAIK Koi are a symbol of longevity in Japan and are given to babies to wish them a long life.
Dang japanese kids be abusing fish at an even younger age 😭
jk I know the parents probably take care of them
I think I remember reading somewhere, ages ago, that she was originally a wedding gift...? But now I can't find that anywhere, SO.
But another cool part of the story: "Following this discovery, the remaining five koi carps in the same pond were examined as well. After a yearlong analysis, the results showed that the other fish in the pond were all over 100 years old as well."
goodness..
Dang imagine being outlived by a carp.
@@marseillejoh
On seeing the notification I thought your comment said, "Dang image being outlived by a crap." 🤣🤣🤣
I do actually need to get my eyes tested! lol
Living to an estimated age of nearly 400 years, a female Greenland shark has set a new record for longevity,
so yes Chris deep in the northern seas is the secret to long life,
yes! wow
There was a goldfish named tish, that was won at a 'funfair' in England and lived to see 43 years old... people say goldfish don't live very long
mine are all over 30 ... 😊
My mom also had a goldfish that was over 40 years old :)
@@tatti3395 may i ask if i lived in an aquarium or in a pond?
It lived in a big pond :)
@@tatti3395 mine too, i cannot imagine they get as old in an aquarium.
I think the glass catfish is actually an example of thin-film interference, which is the same mechanism behind the colors you see on soap bubbles and oil slicks.
Is the fish okay? Soap can kill fish
@@RealMysticalMan DUDE he didn't say slapmin through take you stupid bro
Chris: Wants to explain how glass refracts light by presenting a picture
Also Chris: Uses Dark Side Of The Moon album cover as the picture
Bluegill are a type of pan fish, similar to sunfish. A little smaller though, I think. They're very easy to catch when fishing if you've got live bait like nightcrawler worms
I catch ‘‘em with raw bacon
Hanako Koi
In July 1974, a study of the growth rings of one of the koi's scales reported that Hanako was 226 years old. She may be, to date, the longest-lived koi fish ever recorded
My glass cats readily take my homemade powder food (shrimp, tilapia, spinach and eggs all ground together and then dried in the oven and then powered again in a blender) and even outcompete my redeye and silver tetras! I guess I've been lucky as they've eaten almost all the foods I've tried minus cucumbers and large flakes(also homemade) I use for the algae eaters.
Also, most snails are hermaphrodites, meaning they are both male and female at the same time and some can even self-fertilize their own eggs! Not sure about zebra snails though.
Hey Chirs, ready for your infodump on sunfish?
So freshwater sunfish are fish of the family Centrarchidae, and are distributed across North America. This family includes black basses (ie: largemouth etc), crappies, flier sunfish, banded sunfishes, Sacramento perch, rock basses, mud sunfish, and true sunfish of the genus Lepomis. Lepomis sunfish are extremely wide ranged, with some of the most common species being the bluegill (L. macrochirus), green sunfish (L. cyanellus), and pumpkinseed (L. gibbosus). In general, true sunfish are on the smaller end of North American freshwater fish, with most species attaining lengths between 6 and 12 inches. Most are opportunistic predators, feeding on small fish, insects, crustaceans, etc., but some like the redbreast sunfish are more specialized to crack open clam and mussel shells. Lepomis sunfish are also generally highly aggressive and territorial towards not only their own species, but other fish as well. I once saw a 4 inch long male green sunfish chase a 2lb largemouth bass away from his nest, showing absolutely no fear. As far as acquiring a sunfish goes, you can get them from specialty dealers, collect them yourself with a permit/fishing license (if it’s legal, check your regs first), or you could be like me and get lucky by having some come in with the feeder goldfish shipment at my LFS. Care for sunfish is very similar to medium to large central/South American cichlids due to their larger size and extreme aggression. Strong filtration and a large tank (55+) is really important for the care of most species. Others, such as the green sunfish, generally stay on the smaller end, but are very variable in size. The recommended tank size I found for green sunfish was a 20L, so I’m keeping my greenie, Rick, in a 37 by himself. If he outgrows it I’ll upgrade him to a 55 or 75 and *possibly* get him some tank mates other than snails
learned a lot bout sunfish, thanks! Used to catch lotsa pumpkinseeds in our riverways doing surveys
Happy to hear that there is a freshwater sunfish. First thing came on google for sunfish was >Molamola< 😮😂
I’m so happy I got my tank reviewed ❤️ thank you 🙏
Catfish look derpy but they also look like they hold infinite knowledge.
Edit: RGB fish
Also remember the 512 year old greenland shark. I guess he's 516 now? Crazy
That koi living for that long is crazy... but apparently true. There's a tree here in Australia that they think could be over 2,000 years old.
@@spacedoge5477 no you don't lol
@@spacedoge5477 the oldest tree ever is like 14,000 years old or smthn
ooo I've heard of that tree I think
Lobsters eventually die due to exhaustion from molting. As they increase in size they require more and more energy. I will say if the conditions are right, I don't see why they couldn't live forever.
I bet if they were helped to molt for something
20 foot long lobster horde
i dont remember which species of crab was, but at least one of them reached the 400 years old mark AT LEAST. The issue was that the scientists had to kill the crab to know how old it was, which.... yeah.
That was an ocean quahog, a species of clam. The specimen was named Ming after the dynasty it was born in, and it lived for 507 years until it was opened to determine its age.
@@logandelacruz2152 thank you!!
@@logandelacruz2152 poor Ming 😭
Those glass cats are amazing! Ive been thrown into fish keeping now that my father in law has mobility issues.... I have to take care of his pond. Its (i cant get an accurate count but probably 15-20) goldfish and a couple of small (3-4 inch long) perch. Its got a hole in the liner and a family of racoons want to make it their private swimming pool.... 😕😟. I am in waaaayyyyy over my head.
Today I have to put down my first dog I’m glad I got some ftr to distract me, so thank you Chris!
aw sry to hear that Tristan :( all dogs go to heaven, RIP!
That sucks Tristan. May he Rest In Peace
@@LitRandomness thank you
I can't believe you're already about to hit 300k . Been since soo long. Don't forget us when you're famous :(
@@FishForThought okay. You're probably going to ignore this. I'm making you a fanart on insta soon...any special requests?
Hey Chris, I've been watching this series since episode one, and I just wanted to say I love your videos and this series, and I'm so glad to see you're continuing it!
That glass catfish is absolutely astonishing, I have never seen anything like it. Again, thank you for teaching me things I will never learn at school. :)
Sometimes when i see some of these freshwater aquascapes I wish I didn't have a reef tank 😭
Saltwater fish look nicer but freshwater aquascape looks better imo
That native tank looked nice those fish looked healthy
Chris is just my entertainment for the past 2 weeks because I had to be quarantined because I got COVID thx Chirs for the FTR's
hope youi're feeling better!!
@@FishForThought I'm actually well now hehe 😃
Bluegills are more of a wild/pond fish. They do fine in appropriately sized aquariums, they're just an unusual choice for it since most people go out to hook them. I haven't been fishing since I was super little but they're all up and down the US east coast. Only other person I've seen keep one in an aquarium is the BamaBass channel, though my forays into fishtuber channels are fairly limited.
It's lowkey really neat to see things you usually hook and throw back in an aquarium. Lots more time to appreciate them.
Favorite drink's gotta be plain ol' orange juice or rum and coke if it's happy hour.
I can’t believe I missed one! This is a super cool discovery ✨✨ i went to camp for a week and met a new person who also had fish. I got excited.. “what fish do you have and how many gallons :)” me
Them “oh I have a five gallon.. and like.. i think.. 40 guppies?”
Me “forty guppies..?”
Them “yah they started making a lot of babies. I have to remove like six dead fish a day and somehow they keep reappearing. I have to take them all out to clean the tank”
Me “oh.. um….”
I stayed up all night just to wait for this single video…worth it.
“Got my new setup, we got the rgb keyboard, mouse, pc, fish, chair. You know, the essentials.
Rookie mistake no rgb aquarium
@@stegosaure8247 nah I just throw in a bug zapper and it usually makes some pretty lights
Sting Energy Drink for those sleepy days.
Dayumn! Never new Chirs had a fishy channel 👀
Only knew him from his food channel, now I see I seee you Chris
(I Actually discovered this channel like a week ago and I've watched an unhealthy amount of FTR)
I didn't know he had a food channel :0, i only know him from his fishy one
@@itzame2127
Yes he have a food channel it's 'Chris Wang'
Thanks so much for letting me know, how's life?
haha it's so neat to see the 2 channels viewers coming together xD
always nice to see the original hosts repashi and millie in succession.
and the best host of them all, me, right xD
Don't blame the kids for calling everything goldfish. Used to keep flame tetras at my workplace and parents were constantly saying to their kids "hey come look at the goldfish."
at 10:00 the only thing that's breaking bad(ly) is the aquarium
Favorite drink is body armor specifically strawberry watermelon. Keep being great for fish community.
5 : 11 - largemouth bass are a type of sunnfish
Hi…….. uh I don’t know what to say uuuhhhhhhhh fish tank review am now Chris this is my gecko Pache
There's a dead snail somewhere in my tank and I can't find it. Trying to keep the parameters stable. The tank smells disgusting from 10 miles away. How long do snails take to decompose
5:00 Blue gill shouldn’t be kept in anything under 75 gallons. Most people keep Blue Gill in larger ponds.
Pretty sure the glass catfish is a shiny Pokémon
Favorite drink is boba tea! Especially from my favorite local place. They have an Okinawa milk tea and an oolong milk tea that are just *chef's kiss* marvelous
If those catfished looked like that all the time I would fill all of my tanks with them.
Geez people really ruining bowls... I think it can be done correctly, I keep cherry shrimp in a planted 3.5 gallon with a heater filter all the stuff. I barely have to do anything to it as well just top it off and keep the parameters on point. And there Breeding!! (very proud 😍😍😍). Anyway I just wish people would do their research...
Chris calls a bass a base.
Everyone: what a funny joke
The fishing side of me: *extremely triggered*
my bad yoo xD
Nobody: Chris forgetting how his own song goes
LMAO
For fish, the oldest I have heard of is the Greenland shark. They found a fish which, according to researchers, was 400 years old and they think they can reach 500 years of age.
That last fish bowl looks how our public water smells. I think you just invented smellovision!
"It doesn't need more food, it needs more space to swim."
But Chris, every pet is just like a dog or cat! I'll just leave it with enough food for three days while I spend the weekend out, and it will be *fine*! Right? ...right Chris? ... Chris?
My glass cats look like that in the right light. Really beautiful . hard to catch though so thats some epic photography
When Rapashi fell my humour just completely broke. I'm sorry 😭😂
Ay Chris thought this might make you happy. Akinator finally started to guess you :)
ohhhhh
I missed our main host the allmighty Repashy 👑🦎
"An RGB gaming keyboard... Just another wonder of our insanely amazing hobby."
-PC Gamer Chris
QOTW
What is my favourite drink ??
It's black coffeeeeeeeeee
I definitely new for a year and a half or more but I really like your fish reviews, watch it with my babe only for them to tell me to send my fish tank for review, #$$k that 🤣🤣🤣. Keep the videos coming homie.
Also I love that you been getting more sassy with your videos, that last TikTok review got you . 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chris be saying a fish's favourite drink is water when we all really know it's kale smoothie tank juice.
Everyone: enjoying FTR
Me: what happened to Meep Meep and Moop Moop?
i have a community post update from a few weeks ago
Chris: RBG fish
Gamers:take my money
4:38 carps have a livespan of around 100-150 years. So this could be real
Koi can live over 200 years in the right environment. One's over 100 years are common.
There's the Greenland shark, a fish, they get 250-500 years old. This is what we know - they might / probably get older than this. And we don't know really what more goes on in the abyss; space science gets all the big money. If we checked out our own planet first we (well... rich people) might understand it and treasure it's existence?
Perfect time for some Fish for Thought, just finished putting in my new fish and letting them rest a bit.
nice! Grats on the new fish :)
Chris: that is a crazy old koi (226 years old)
Greenland sharks 500+ years old: ………………………………
No one :
Netflix and chill day: 00:09
It's me learning physics from Chris,
4:20 there's a greenland shark that's over 400 years old!
Yeah the thing about the plecos is so true. I own a clown pleco and it hides all day and only comes out at nighttime when I turn out lights other than that he is hiding
My favorite drink is fizzy mineral water
QOTW:
My favorite drink?
Why I like to stay thirsty
CAN I HAVE A SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP?
Perfect timing. I couldn’t find a next video to watch, but nog I have one :D
there ya go :) more to come throughout the week! weds and fri
And my fave drink is apple lucozade
My favorite drink is probably Dr. pepper
Oh nooo I'm late!
Qotw: Cokey cola
RGB is getting very popular that even catfish are using them and not only gamers
lmao xD
My glass cats are great eaters. Flake, Frozen, live BBS. But, they either take to eating well, or die right off the bat.
Damn that's what I want to see at pride month 😭 gorgeous
Hanako is real and has her own wikipedia. Her scales were analyzed and her age was confirmed to be 215 at the time of analysis.
1:00 Who needs man made Glow-Fish, mother nature already doing it.
My favorite drink is Arnold Palmer. Mix of lemonade & tea.
Bluegill are a type of sunfish Chris. Sunfish are related to bass. And no, it is not pronounced bass as in bass guitar. Keep up the good work.
My superfast mysterysnail also "bites" as the pleco, but it actually Hurts a bit. Btw look what i have:
dang that snail is SPEED!
Wow all the emojis at ur disposal
There's not another fish you could wish for 🔥😂
Chirs trying to name what a bluegill is is funny
Me: Gets Gecko
Chirs:
I ran out of meme ideas
1:16 is so beautiful
Who knew glass cats were Pink Floyd fans?
my glass catfish also have come to eating pretty much any slow sinking food.- or even jusr blood worms
Non-fish related this time but what morph is Repashy?
I don’t know much of crested morphs as I keep Gargoyles, so I was curious. Anyway great video as always and remember to get your gecko wet
Finally, fish flavoured skittles
Some Petsmarts have started carrying glass catfish!! Source: I work at one and we have them now 😍
Bluegill are common pond and lake fish in North America, decent taste to em.
REPASHYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!REPASHHHHYGANGGGGGG IN THE HOUSEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!
Glass cats are so underrated!!
I just wanted to say thanks to Chris for reminding me it’s Monday.
yes yes xD
chris: "wow I can't beleive my gecko still has it's tail!"
me who's crested gecko had a tail for 8 years before a petsitter handled him the wrong way
I'm late. Hangovers. OJTS. But still, I'm here for FTR! 😍
glass catfish have got to be my favorite fish second best to betta fish
Chris, I'm almost like Diego Armando/ Godot in Phoenix Wright, the favorite drink of mine is two good mug of bittersweet torrefied bean juice.
Coffee, I really like coffee
Any glow fish are social outcast they always get picked on and pushed to the back of tanks at petstores
My favorite drink is sweet tea. Great video as always btw. I have learned a lot from watching your videos 😊