harsha vardhan 1 betta 2 betta 3 betta 4 betta 5 betta 6 betta 7 betta 8 betta 9 betta 10 betta that’s the top ten bowl fish make sure u buy a bigger bowl have one fish and change water every alternative days
Been breeding fish for nearly 50 years. Some other easy ones are the more common killifish , kribensis , and rainbows. Regarding shrimp , the easiest are the Neocaridina davidii (syn. heteropoda) types like cherry , blue velvet , etc. as they breed readily in normal aquarium water. Those in the genus Caridinia , like crystals , require specific water conditions created from RO water that is re-mineralized. Actually , many fish are easy to get to spawn/breed. Raising the fry is the hard part. Many are very small and need infusoria to start off.
Just became a fish mommy for the first time ever! I had two guppies that had NOT done a thing in over 6 months, i was convinced both were male at this point until a dew days ago there were BABIES! Just 8 but i cant handle more anyway. Havent lost any and cant wait to see them grow, it really is special!
They probably had babies every month but all the babies got eaten. Yeah, you kind of have to put the mother in a container where she can't eat her babies when they're born. With Endlers, you don't. They will eat 1 to 3 babies and get full and let the others live. Guppies tend to eat the WHOLE litter.
I just wanted to say thank you to John and Lisa. Their videos have helped me setup my first ever 65 gallon planted goldfish tank. Thanks to them I gained the necessary knowledge I needed to make it successful. The first few weeks the goldfish constantly dug up the plants but eventually they rooted deep into the sand. Again, thanks for everything!
That ending though...🤣🤣🤣🤣 So I had to do some research cause all this time I thought endlers were guppies, when in fact, they are a specific species of poecelia like guppies. Interestingly enough, with the genus poecelia, is that they're all called mollies; with the exception of guppies & endlers. I'm guessing this explains why guppies can breed with mollies, but the resulting muppy or golly will be infertile. Also, the family Poeciliidae, to which the genus poecelia belongs to, also includes sword tails & platties. I remember back in the 90s, a customer arguing with a Petland Discounts employee about the tank label reading "sword tail mollies" & that it should say sword tail platy. I'm guessing the customer was right...🤷🏾♂️ This is why I love this channel, I not only learn, but end up learning more because I'm prompted to research further....
I loved breeding my guppies until I had like 50 in a 10 gallon tank with no where else to put them. So I gave them to a lfs who was very grateful & gave me store credit which I used to get my filtration updated.
ajoyrod I didn’t intend to breed guppies... I started with 4... for a small tank... then I had 20 of them!!! 🤦🏼♀️ I ended up giving them away to people who wanted guppies for their tanks...
I have a 40gal and omg these guppies are out of control! There's a least 80 fry in this tank and I'm so excited to see them grow and also have some friends taking some. Awesome video guys! Anyone want some guppies
I accidently "bred" my first single snail. She turned out hundreds (if not thousands) of baby snails that I didn't even know existed until long after she was gone. She died in some corner and I didn't know anything about snails; I still don't. She dissolved in her corner and left behind a shell. After changing tanks, I noticed that there were many snails living within the gravel. Before I knew about the baby snails, I was disappointed that the snail didn't last long; but she ended up contributing to the longest living legacy of the entire tank. That extra civilization under the rocks was a nice thing to think about while I watched the community and relaxed.
every time I listen to John hosting, I can't resist myself from laughing.. I like his humor.. Lol... God bless and keep on throwing those helpful info upon us.
I would add N. multifaciatus to the list. These shellies are pretty easy to breed. Clean water, heat at 78, sponge filter, and some shells or PVC pipe for them to breed in. Bonus they are way more interesting to watch the family dynamic of the colony.
ANGELFISH ARE AWESOME AND GETTING THEM TO SPAWN IS FAIRLY EZ BUT GETTING THE EGGS THE HATCH OUT CAN BE BE FRUSTRATING BUT WITH SOME PATIENCE SUCCESS IS INEVITABLE. GOOD STUFF J&L 😎👍
I have to agree about angels being easy to breed. We bought 8 and ended up with a breeding pair. We were NOT expecting that. In fact we didn't really want breeding. Several batches of eggs laid on one of the canister filter's intakes inside the tank, then we noticed the parents moving the fry by mouth to one of the decorations. Never had any fry survive very long. We're going to watch your other video to see why we can do differently this time. We're starting the tank fresh and I've decided angel fish will be in there again.
I believe you have to give the fry baby sized food. I've not done angel fish yet but I have had to really crush up some fish food for my Endler babies.
I agree with raising them up ❤ i love bettas and being still a beginner it can be tricky, had a fry loss (not sure what happened) then had bigger fry trying to eat other fry anyways now I have 6 🥺 and they are so precious, everytime I walk by the tank, it makes me happy knowing it isn't a lot like others can achieve but ... they look beautiful and are growing with different colors. (Also plan on keeping them all lol)
Thank u so much John & Lisa that was a very interesting video! I was keeping marine fish! I loved it but it used far too much electric so I'm trying to make up my mind what fish to keep! 😃👍
This last is like "it's so magical knowing you raised this fish from fry" and I'm thinking what's the easiest thing to breed to keep my bass and catfish fed? 😂
I once bred bushnose and found them to be easy too - Problem is, I had to sacrifice them and their fryes some Echinodorus leaves... But if the plant is big enough, it can withstand the damage and recover.
My baby green swordtails and redtail Dalmatian platies have officially replaced their parents in my tank. I didn't realize how easy it was to breed them until I got them home. It's crazy, but a lot of fun! Mosquito fish are also very easy to breed, like guppies. I just wish that I had known that the mosquitoes were mosquitoes before I put them into my guppy tank. :( They killed all of my guppies and took over.
Great video and tips guys. Do keep making great videos of the hobby. I got into hydroponics last year and saw tomato seeds develop into full fruit bearing plants. It is a unique and wonderful sight to see baby guppies grow up. 😀
Awesome video KG Tropicals.👍 Ive a question could you do a video on the top 10 easiest fishes to raise from eggs or fry to adults. Breeding fishes are mostly IMO the easy part but raising fry and necessary requirements for growth are the real challenge. Thank you for sharing
I accidentally bred platies. Didn’t know I HAD them till they were about an inch long;must’ve been hiding in the decor. There were ALOT in there! I kept a few but with a 10 gallon I didn’t have a lot more room. Sold them to my local pet store and made a good 30 or 40 bucks. 40 bucks more than I thought I would have! 🐠❤️🐠❤️
My experience with Guppies and Endlers the difference them is that in true Endlers are identical in color pattern, where as Guppy males vary in color pattern from one individual to the next.
It’s so true when you raise fish fry to adulthood to have a special connection with them. I had 8 mollies with one dying a few days ago on my 1 year anniversary of fish keeping who was a female. I now have 3 females and 4 males.
Theres too many males for the females. The males may have harassed her to death. You should have at least two females to every one male for live bearers.
Cool video, I do have a question about white clouds though. I have a group of 8 in a ten gallon with live plants in the brown substrate with a piece of wood. I have a sponge filter cover on my side mounted cleaner. I also have a air stoneas well. I feed then flakes and dried blood worms, dried brine shrimp and tube worms in a regular rotation. My question is will this types of food sources be ok for just hatched babies? I also have another question about shrimp keeping. This tank I now have my clouds in was a tank I set up to be a shrimp tank only. Well, I bought about 30 cherry shrimp from 2 different online sellers and within about 2 weeks every one of them had died, starting with the larger ones first. I feed them the same rotation of foods as above plus the nano blue pressed tabs everyone seems to say they need for the extra calcium and minerals they need. I checked my Ph and hardness and they are within the parameters they needed. SO what went wrong? The tank had been set up for about a week before I got them. I used the filter gunk from my older established tank to help start and cycle the tank plus put a handful of snails in to get things going. What did I do wrong? Thanks for putting out some of the best videos on TH-cam about this hobby.
I'm an aquarium technician and pretty much every tank I service with yellow labs has babies. People think I've done something special but really all I've done is keep the water clean.
One of the easiest fish to breed are the cory catfish. I had cories breed for me several times in a two-gallon bowl with no heater, filter, or lights. Furthermore. I rarely change the water. Cories are like bettas they breathe air. But they are better suited to life in bowls than bettas because they can tolerate cooler temperatures, particularly the salt and pepper cories, which are the ones that breed in my bowls. I have also found kribs to be easy. The easiest cichlids are generally thought to be first convict cichlids, and second kribs. My kribs have breed ten to fifteen times in ten gallons or less, once again no electrical equipment and only rare water changes. Once or twice they breed in a five-gallon tank. It is far easier to give kribs away than to give convicts away. On the other hand, I knew a guy who had angelfish breed in a five-gallon tank. I do not think I ever tried to keep angelfish in less than a twenty, but they breed for him in five.
If you want to know more good easy fish. Look at any designer fish. Super red bristlenose and electric blue acara are examples. to get to those designer colors, they have to be easy to breed, or it will take way too long to do
They aren't hard to breed once you have a pair. The reason people say they're hard to breed is just because you have a male and a female doesn't mean they'll pair up, so you usually have to get a juvenile group so that they can choose. The problem comes as when they mature they'll become aggressive to all other angels other than their partner, so you have to keep them all by themselves or with their chosen partner. You could just buy a proven breeding pair though, but they'll be more expensive.
Hello new to this page I'm getting my new tank and fahaka puffer next week. Was meant to be getting puffer two weeks later but now it's same day. Want to cycle tank immediately and been told to use Api quick start and Api tap water conditioner. Then add him straight away. Would you say this is OK. I have other aquariums but always cycled naturally
Hi there,have you found any medications that have helped heal up clown loaches that are skinny,in New Zealand there is only praziquantral tablets available for parasites, API general cure is banned here.I have experienced a lot of little loaches are a little skinny to begin with,at shops.Are clown loaches one of those fish that are just prone ,and not hardy against internal parasites?,any advice would be appreciated,as there isn't much online about successful treatment,cheers,thanks for all your cool and education videos.
I have a 16 gallon, heavily planted tank with mollies and patties, about 11 altogether. Can I add a male and 2 females guppies to it? Or will the babies overtake the tank?
I bought some feeder guppies n kept them in a small pond to feed my fish i thought i feed all of them but 3 were escaped n with in a few weeks i saw 30 to 40 babies
Jon I want to add Bala Sharks in with my teenager African cichlids. I saw it at my local pet store. Is this possible? I have 9 Haps, and 1 Mbuna. All very young.
"You're gonna look at them a little different knowing that you took care of them since birth" @me to the guppy that was born the day I got my first guppies.
I came home yesterday and my tank with guppies and zebra danios had babies. I have had this tank for a while with the guppies, but the danios are new. Can they mate or are they full bred danio?
Guppies can be nippy, but that’s more often a problem with the fancy-finned males. How well they are tolerated by the individual bettas is a toss-up. As for angels, I’ve heard too much about their aggressiveness (most particularly if you’ve got breeding activity), to recommend them in any tank with bettas. They would also compete with the bettas as the “feature fish” of the tank...
BettaTimeStories thank you... I really want a betta sorority but am weighing the pros and cons... I think I wanna breed guppies so I doubt bettas are a good idea (but I love bettas so much so that’s kinda unfortunate)
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When I was a kid we had a 200 gallon with mostly convict cichlids they bred like rabbits, but the would lay eggs in a cup and protect it
How about a top 10 fish in a bowl that would be real helpful
harsha vardhan 1 betta
2 betta 3 betta 4 betta 5 betta 6 betta 7 betta 8 betta 9 betta 10 betta that’s the top ten bowl fish make sure u buy a bigger bowl have one fish and change water every alternative days
U should put the fish name somewhere please I can’t spell their name
I’ve raised my platy fry from day one. I feel so proud. But I’ll have to give them up someday…
Been breeding fish for nearly 50 years. Some other easy ones are the more common killifish , kribensis , and rainbows. Regarding shrimp , the easiest are the Neocaridina davidii (syn. heteropoda) types like cherry , blue velvet , etc. as they breed readily in normal aquarium water. Those in the genus Caridinia , like crystals , require specific water conditions created from RO water that is re-mineralized.
Actually , many fish are easy to get to spawn/breed. Raising the fry is the hard part. Many are very small and need infusoria to start off.
infusoria??
@@Blu3ni0000 yep a collective term including mainly single cell cilliates, prozoa, algae etc. like amoeba, paramecium, volvox
How about goldfish?
B. B b bb
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Angel fish are so triangle shaped I think they should be called angle fish instead.
Lol haha
Lol
I think that was the original plan, but the guy who named them was dyslexic
skalare are called because they look like the mathematical skalar... dont knowe if they are related... im feom Germany 😅
ILLUMINATI FISH
I love how the Angel looks like it's nipping John's ear at 1:41 :)
Just became a fish mommy for the first time ever! I had two guppies that had NOT done a thing in over 6 months, i was convinced both were male at this point until a dew days ago there were BABIES! Just 8 but i cant handle more anyway. Havent lost any and cant wait to see them grow, it really is special!
They probably had babies every month but all the babies got eaten. Yeah, you kind of have to put the mother in a container where she can't eat her babies when they're born. With Endlers, you don't. They will eat 1 to 3 babies and get full and let the others live. Guppies tend to eat the WHOLE litter.
I just wanted to say thank you to John and Lisa. Their videos have helped me setup my first ever 65 gallon planted goldfish tank. Thanks to them I gained the necessary knowledge I needed to make it successful. The first few weeks the goldfish constantly dug up the plants but eventually they rooted deep into the sand. Again, thanks for everything!
You should make a series where every vid you take one type of fish (guppies, bettas, swordfish...) and just break them down.
I agree with this person
Me 2
Yeah
@uWu wait... OH NO WHAT HAVE I DONE!!!!!
Get this video done
Here's the list -
1. Guppies
2. Angel fish
3. Endlers Livebearers
4. Shrimp
5. Platies
6. White Cloud Minnows
7. Danios
8. Mollies
9. mbunas
10 Peacocks
"Danios" - no specific species, just all of them
I have baby bristlenose plecos, and balloon mollies and it is fun watching the babies grow up. I wasn't even trying to breed them.
That ending though...🤣🤣🤣🤣
So I had to do some research cause all this time I thought endlers were guppies, when in fact, they are a specific species of poecelia like guppies. Interestingly enough, with the genus poecelia, is that they're all called mollies; with the exception of guppies & endlers. I'm guessing this explains why guppies can breed with mollies, but the resulting muppy or golly will be infertile.
Also, the family Poeciliidae, to which the genus poecelia belongs to, also includes sword tails & platties. I remember back in the 90s, a customer arguing with a Petland Discounts employee about the tank label reading "sword tail mollies" & that it should say sword tail platy. I'm guessing the customer was right...🤷🏾♂️
This is why I love this channel, I not only learn, but end up learning more because I'm prompted to research further....
I loved breeding my guppies until I had like 50 in a 10 gallon tank with no where else to put them. So I gave them to a lfs who was very grateful & gave me store credit which I used to get my filtration updated.
ajoyrod I didn’t intend to breed guppies... I started with 4... for a small tank... then I had 20 of them!!! 🤦🏼♀️ I ended up giving them away to people who wanted guppies for their tanks...
Thats what we do here, support our breeding projects with our breeding projects haha
I have a 40gal and omg these guppies are out of control!
There's a least 80 fry in this tank and I'm so excited to see them grow and also have some friends taking some.
Awesome video guys!
Anyone want some guppies
Mel Hernandez I want guppies
i want some!!
Hi can u send me guppies
I can get any fish to spawn by serenading them.
Ahahaha that footage was awesome ahahhahha
Lol
You do be jammin tho
I'm confused I'm new at this and I looked up what that meant so what you're saying is you sing for them😂
I accidently "bred" my first single snail. She turned out hundreds (if not thousands) of baby snails that I didn't even know existed until long after she was gone. She died in some corner and I didn't know anything about snails; I still don't. She dissolved in her corner and left behind a shell. After changing tanks, I noticed that there were many snails living within the gravel. Before I knew about the baby snails, I was disappointed that the snail didn't last long; but she ended up contributing to the longest living legacy of the entire tank. That extra civilization under the rocks was a nice thing to think about while I watched the community and relaxed.
What kind of snail?
@@giftofthewild6665 , I was wrong; the Malaysian trumpet snails did not come from that snail, unrelated. It was just a Mystery snail.
every time I listen to John hosting, I can't resist myself from laughing.. I like his humor.. Lol... God bless and keep on throwing those helpful info upon us.
Hit like for the last 30 sec of this video! That was classic!!!! Loved it!!!!
African Cichlids are just the most fun to breed. Love your list. Thank you for all your great videos
Yes! Angels are fantastic. Can't get enough of them.
I would add N. multifaciatus to the list. These shellies are pretty easy to breed. Clean water, heat at 78, sponge filter, and some shells or PVC pipe for them to breed in. Bonus they are way more interesting to watch the family dynamic of the colony.
Same with Neolamprologus brichardi types and julies
That last bit with bob made me laugh out loud in the lunch room at work. I got a lot of weird looks lol. Great video
Awesome stuff as usual!! Love it
11:27 you said that with such a straight face. good for you hahah.
ANGELFISH ARE AWESOME AND GETTING THEM TO SPAWN IS FAIRLY EZ BUT GETTING THE EGGS THE HATCH OUT CAN BE BE FRUSTRATING BUT WITH SOME PATIENCE SUCCESS IS INEVITABLE. GOOD STUFF J&L 😎👍
I am probably going to breed fish soon. This will be my first time and now I know which ones to breed
I have to agree about angels being easy to breed. We bought 8 and ended up with a breeding pair. We were NOT expecting that. In fact we didn't really want breeding. Several batches of eggs laid on one of the canister filter's intakes inside the tank, then we noticed the parents moving the fry by mouth to one of the decorations. Never had any fry survive very long. We're going to watch your other video to see why we can do differently this time. We're starting the tank fresh and I've decided angel fish will be in there again.
I believe you have to give the fry baby sized food. I've not done angel fish yet but I have had to really crush up some fish food for my Endler babies.
I agree with raising them up ❤ i love bettas and being still a beginner it can be tricky, had a fry loss (not sure what happened) then had bigger fry trying to eat other fry anyways now I have 6 🥺 and they are so precious, everytime I walk by the tank, it makes me happy knowing it isn't a lot like others can achieve but ... they look beautiful and are growing with different colors. (Also plan on keeping them all lol)
You both have a great professional dynamic I love it
Corydoras are super easy, too. I got a few in in my guppy tank and have just about as many baby corydoras as I do baby guppies
How?
I used to breed guppies, goldfish and bettas and I know the feeling of getting attached to every little fish and how special they feel🤩
I didn't even think of breeding my little loves. They did that on their own 😍 x I'm a proud owner of 17 balloon mollies 🥰... x
I accidentally got good at breeding goldfish...
Teach me how
How??
Slightly raise the water temperature by a few degrees
Geo Ragg r u for real? Like deadass?
@@kin7891 yes I have a tank 16 babies, and I gave 30 more to the local fish shop
Thanks... always fun and fascinating to watch your videos 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Thank u so much John & Lisa that was a very interesting video! I was keeping marine fish! I loved it but it used far too much electric so I'm trying to make up my mind what fish to keep! 😃👍
LMBO 😂 Bob S. is too funny 😂
I love watching you two. You guys know alot about fish and aquariums. Have you guys ever thought about owning a tank or 2. Lol
This last is like "it's so magical knowing you raised this fish from fry" and I'm thinking what's the easiest thing to breed to keep my bass and catfish fed? 😂
Bass need to eat too, lol.
Guppies probably.
I once bred bushnose and found them to be easy too - Problem is, I had to sacrifice them and their fryes some Echinodorus leaves... But if the plant is big enough, it can withstand the damage and recover.
My baby green swordtails and redtail Dalmatian platies have officially replaced their parents in my tank. I didn't realize how easy it was to breed them until I got them home. It's crazy, but a lot of fun! Mosquito fish are also very easy to breed, like guppies. I just wish that I had known that the mosquitoes were mosquitoes before I put them into my guppy tank. :( They killed all of my guppies and took over.
I always love how when John mentions angelfish it always makes him smile 😀😁
Great video and tips guys. Do keep making great videos of the hobby. I got into hydroponics last year and saw tomato seeds develop into full fruit bearing plants. It is a unique and wonderful sight to see baby guppies grow up. 😀
Awesome video KG Tropicals.👍
Ive a question could you do a video on the top 10 easiest fishes to raise from eggs or fry to adults.
Breeding fishes are mostly IMO the easy part but raising fry and necessary requirements for growth are the real challenge.
Thank you for sharing
I accidentally bred platies. Didn’t know I HAD them till they were about an inch long;must’ve been hiding in the decor. There were ALOT in there! I kept a few but with a 10 gallon I didn’t have a lot more room. Sold them to my local pet store and made a good 30 or 40 bucks. 40 bucks more than I thought I would have! 🐠❤️🐠❤️
Love the ten things videos. The ending was great go Bob
Ooh I’ve been waiting for something like this
I love the vids and talk about timing!!!! My Convicts just had babies.
I didn’t mean to breed them, but they do not disappoint.
Great easy to breed selections!
Wow thanks guys.....I’m off to buy more tanks now lol
Great video and great information
Im setting up a shrimp tank right now. Cant wait to have a bunch of baby shrimp
My experience with Guppies and Endlers the difference them is that in true Endlers are identical in color pattern, where as Guppy males vary in color pattern from one individual to the next.
Neolamporagous Multifasciatus!
It’s so true when you raise fish fry to adulthood to have a special connection with them. I had 8 mollies with one dying a few days ago on my 1 year anniversary of fish keeping who was a female. I now have 3 females and 4 males.
Get some more females or give one or two males away, aren't they harassing the females too much?
Theres too many males for the females. The males may have harassed her to death. You should have at least two females to every one male for live bearers.
I bought a ghost shrimp from PetSmart for 0.36 cents! To me that’s a steal
Mine have been alive for nearly a year and are so huge!
Top 10 videos are the best
Cool video, I do have a question about white clouds though. I have a group of 8 in a ten gallon with live plants in the brown substrate with a piece of wood. I have a sponge filter cover on my side mounted cleaner. I also have a air stoneas well. I feed then flakes and dried blood worms, dried brine shrimp and tube worms in a regular rotation. My question is will this types of food sources be ok for just hatched babies? I also have another question about shrimp keeping. This tank I now have my clouds in was a tank I set up to be a shrimp tank only. Well, I bought about 30 cherry shrimp from 2 different online sellers and within about 2 weeks every one of them had died, starting with the larger ones first. I feed them the same rotation of foods as above plus the nano blue pressed tabs everyone seems to say they need for the extra calcium and minerals they need. I checked my Ph and hardness and they are within the parameters they needed. SO what went wrong? The tank had been set up for about a week before I got them. I used the filter gunk from my older established tank to help start and cycle the tank plus put a handful of snails in to get things going. What did I do wrong? Thanks for putting out some of the best videos on TH-cam about this hobby.
Shrimp need cycled substrate; ie, the tank has to be in function for at least 2 months.
Bought 80 guppies last week. Hope they multiply 🐠 🐟
5:10 what plant is this?
I'm surprised convicts cichlids weren't on the list
Same here! So easy!
I also found them to be much more prolific than livebearers.
Love the Convicts, feisty little thinks especially when their breeding
Do mouthbrooders spit out the eggs/fry when they eat? Or do they just not eat for a few weeks while they take care of the babies?
They don't eat.
Love the ending
Hi ,agree with all you said about Guppies, but mine eat their own fry.Keep up the good work.
Lmao 🤣 bob at the end
Love your channel! New subscriber!
I'm an aquarium technician and pretty much every tank I service with yellow labs has babies. People think I've done something special but really all I've done is keep the water clean.
I'm not sure if you have a video about this, but can you make a video on how clean your tank when you have babies in it.
One of the easiest fish to breed are the cory catfish. I had cories breed for me several times in a two-gallon bowl with no heater, filter, or lights. Furthermore. I rarely change the water.
Cories are like bettas they breathe air. But they are better suited to life in bowls than bettas because they can tolerate cooler temperatures, particularly the salt and pepper cories, which are the ones that breed in my bowls.
I have also found kribs to be easy. The easiest cichlids are generally thought to be first convict cichlids, and second kribs. My kribs have breed ten to fifteen times in ten gallons or less, once again no electrical equipment and only rare water changes. Once or twice they breed in a five-gallon tank. It is far easier to give kribs away than to give convicts away.
On the other hand, I knew a guy who had angelfish breed in a five-gallon tank. I do not think I ever tried to keep angelfish in less than a twenty, but they breed for him in five.
If you want to know more good easy fish. Look at any designer fish. Super red bristlenose and electric blue acara are examples. to get to those designer colors, they have to be easy to breed, or it will take way too long to do
Is it o k to get a longer tank and havecompartments for your males and females ina same tank..
this was informative thank you
I didn't know angelfish were easy to breed!? Ive been told they were hard but thanks for the advice
They aren't hard to breed once you have a pair. The reason people say they're hard to breed is just because you have a male and a female doesn't mean they'll pair up, so you usually have to get a juvenile group so that they can choose. The problem comes as when they mature they'll become aggressive to all other angels other than their partner, so you have to keep them all by themselves or with their chosen partner. You could just buy a proven breeding pair though, but they'll be more expensive.
guys i love your videos im 9 years old and i had a guppie but it died and then i saw your video and theve been alive for 5 years
Hello new to this page
I'm getting my new tank and fahaka puffer next week. Was meant to be getting puffer two weeks later but now it's same day. Want to cycle tank immediately and been told to use Api quick start and Api tap water conditioner. Then add him straight away. Would you say this is OK. I have other aquariums but always cycled naturally
Hi there,have you found any medications that have helped heal up clown loaches that are skinny,in New Zealand there is only praziquantral tablets available for parasites, API general cure is banned here.I have experienced a lot of little loaches are a little skinny to begin with,at shops.Are clown loaches one of those fish that are just prone ,and not hardy against internal parasites?,any advice would be appreciated,as there isn't much online about successful treatment,cheers,thanks for all your cool and education videos.
I have a 16 gallon, heavily planted tank with mollies and patties, about 11 altogether. Can I add a male and 2 females guppies to it? Or will the babies overtake the tank?
I bought some feeder guppies n kept them in a small pond to feed my fish i thought i feed all of them but 3 were escaped n with in a few weeks i saw 30 to 40 babies
Hahahahaha the tribute to Bob was histerical
Thanks
My kennyi cichlids bred today in a 20 gallon tank
Nice!
Could you crossbreed Molly & Platy? They look very similar.
No they are in a different genus. Swordtails and platies can hybridize.
Black Convicts definitely should have been on this list.
Sorry am late but love the video 🙂
Hi there with guppy’s if I only have one male and one female in one tank will it work
What about neon tetras fish . Are they easy to breed in groups?
What is the black and white vertical stripe fish with blue eyes in the guppy tank?
I was wondering that, I think it's a clown kilifish?
I just picked up 3 pairs of red swords. Cant wait to see what happens
The fact that I can actually have true angel eggs is the deal sealer for me.
Mah what a grate channel
Jon I want to add Bala Sharks in with my teenager African cichlids. I saw it at my local pet store. Is this possible? I have 9 Haps, and 1 Mbuna. All very young.
What size tank do you have? You'll need 120 gallons for just the bala sharks.
Mollies,Guppy, Platis, swordtail dan endler's is the top 5
"You're gonna look at them a little different knowing that you took care of them since birth"
@me to the guppy that was born the day I got my first guppies.
I am mr cookie, I like fish :)
I came home yesterday and my tank with guppies and zebra danios had babies. I have had this tank for a while with the guppies, but the danios are new. Can they mate or are they full bred danio?
Danios and guppies can't mate together. Guppies are livebearers and danios are egg scatterers
I always have great success with breeding my African Cichlids!
Go bob go that was awesome
You can cross breed guppy with endlers livebeares because livebeares is a wild guppy from Puerto Rico or caribbean
How about betta, goldfish, swordtail, and catfish.
They are easy to breed.
I noticed today that there was 1 little platy in my tank. Kinda makes me want to breed them even more
I got myself a male crow tail betta fish and 4 black phantom tetras in a 10gal
Can I put guppies or angel fish in a betta sorority tank?
It's ways hit n miss .i do have female betta with guppies
Guppies can be nippy, but that’s more often a problem with the fancy-finned males. How well they are tolerated by the individual bettas is a toss-up. As for angels, I’ve heard too much about their aggressiveness (most particularly if you’ve got breeding activity), to recommend them in any tank with bettas. They would also compete with the bettas as the “feature fish” of the tank...
BettaTimeStories thank you... I really want a betta sorority but am weighing the pros and cons... I think I wanna breed guppies so I doubt bettas are a good idea (but I love bettas so much so that’s kinda unfortunate)