I used to be such a big hobbyist breeding fish for so long but shut down my tanks after the 2007 recession and haven't had the pleasure to do it since. I tripped over your video here and it was such a Zen moment. Thanks for the incredibly relaxing and enjoyable time you've shared here. I hope to get to do this again some day.
What makes your videos great is that they encompass the whole process. That is from eggs to grow out tank. No waiting by us to watch what happens. Thank you very much and keep up the great work.
I don't have any tanks anymore, but still love watching your channel. Wish I had been watching before I sold all my tanks. Being a fish parent would have been easier on me I think. :) Thanks for putting up such helpful videos, that I'm sure are helping many who watch and learn from you. Some day I think I may set up a tank again.
I love watching your content. You’ve helped me to learn so much about the fish hobby especially raising fry. Can’t wait to see the new fish room and what you come up with. 🐠😊
WOW MAN.... Once again, Thanks HEAPS for sharing with us your knowledge 👍 I'm still pretty NEW to breeding fish, as I've ONLY recently retired. I've only ever bred Bettas, Guppies & grown different Goldfish to later sell about 15 to 20 years ago. SoI really do appreciate you taking the time you do in making these TH-cam Clips (ie: This is apart from Breeding Cattle & Kelpie Dogs, & also Chickens)
Another great video, some really good shots of the fry at their different stages too! Really excited to see what you've got coming with the new fish room.
So far yours seem to be the crisp, best instructions on how to properly care for fishes with minimum resources! Love your videos and their presentations bro! Keep goin! ❤️
I just discovered this video and have to say your explanations are so clear and informative. Have now subscribed and can’t wait to catch up with the rest of your content. Thank you!
I enjoy watching your videos about raising fish. I’ve learned quite a bit about it, and would like to raise some myself. My wife and I are going to try raising some Bettas after a trip we have planned for April. We’ll see if we’ve learned enough to accomplish this trial run. Thanks for sharing these informative videos.
Found hatched eggs today on a leaf in my 55 gallon! Put them in a nursery tank today with the mama only. The dad tried eating a couple. Well did eat a few. So he’s back in the main tank. Mama and babies will be in the nursery. Great video!
I can't belive u are going back into angelfish again I am so happy for u I love angelfish a lot besides I myself have 3 pairs and recently got a 4th pair I am so excited for the new pair spawn wish u all the best for future videos
Daniel you are very inspiring . You can really see the passion you have for your fish. I'd like to wish you luck with your new fish room but I know mate you'll just nail it. Thanks for sharing all these fantastic tips .
Good Job for keeping fish enthusiasm alive,and breeding fishkeeping,the fry method...( Using glass jars,drilled, from zimnica,or leftover cylinder glass jar,including Deans method which we use in Macedonia, Serba and Bosnia probably for the past 60yrs,im glad that some person in this world patented this method
Really learn something today which I believe you said in one of the Other video. It was that you can feed the fry twice a day. I just got my first spawn and been feeding 3 times a day. They are on week two and see f so one progress. I think I’m going to start two days only with BBS. Love your videos……
I have a pair of breeding angel fish. They've laid eggs 4 times now. Raise them all the way to fry and then they eat every one of them. So I think this time I'm gonna take the fry out before they have a chance, awesome video.
I've had success breeding Black Vail tail angle fish in a 25 Gal tank. I bought 4 juvies from my LFS. They grew and paired off. Took the remaining ones out of the tank. Left the breeders in by themselves. I had giant sword plants already growing in the tank. Once the babies hatched I honestly didn't know what to do next! lol ...So I just left them with the parents till free swimming. At that point I took the babies out of the tank and set them off on their own tank. It was a wonderful experience raising them till they were small mini replicas of their parents. Sold them back to my LFS and kept a few for myself. I still have the original pair and yes! They are still at it :)
We used to breed Angel Fish, raised a couple of hundred thousand. We just let the pair breed in the tank and then take the leaf with the eggs and we would move it to a see through plastic container in the same tank so no water change impact with the leaf in it secured to a small stone with rubber band. The bottom of the plastic container we just put mesh and secured with a rubber band and then we just had a small diverter hose over.
Amazing video! Reminds me of about ten yrs or more ago I had a great tank with many fish and two great looking angels. One day I woke up and sadly my filter tube of all spots was full of eggs with my angels very close. They got eaten sadly after hatching bc I didn't know what to do, wish I had you back then lol. Miss my angels, they were two of my favorites bc so large n beautiful. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge and hope to learn more from you in future videos. Thanks again gor sharing!
Man you inspired me everytime i see your videos im about to start breeding shrimps i love your optimism and respect your advice good luck on all your future projects ✊🏽
5:05 you can cook oak leafs and use the extract as an anti fungal treatment for the eggs... methylen blue is not that available... I used this method to hatch cory eggs and it worked
@KeepingFishSimple 💕 ♥️ Your teachings garnered my first batch of Blue free swimming fry!!! Thank you thank you thank you for all you've done for me and other new fish keepers! Love you best 💕
This is so crazy I just got Angelfish YESTERDAY and I was thinking about how I was going to breed them!! They are small so now I know I'll have to wait about 5 months. Thanks!!!!!
My fry system is set up almost the same exzact way but I put a Chinese food soup container in mine ware the water goes in and I make a little filter in it . Use rocks lava rock aqua char and kitchen sink scrubbers for the hole at the bottom . So each fry tub is filtered and the main fry tank is filtered . it works well from my experience and I also put a shrimp or 2 in the bottom of mine for more clean up
I just bred angels for the first time using this video, saw some eggs and scrambled to make it happen (no pun intended 😆) I now have over 150 baby fish at 4 weeks old! Thanks much!
I have 4 blue sapphire angels and i still have trouble sexing them. They are all in a community South American cichlid tank with geos and Severums. Really enjoy watching them truly beautiful fish. Nice video on raising angels. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
I don’t even own fish but find myself watching most of your content, especially the ones on breeding fish as the little fry always look cute. Good content as always keep it up 👍
Brilliant video yet again. Curious that you didn’t appear to have any form of heater/heating on the first container when they hatched off the leaf? Also - love your choice of music too. It’s really relaxing. Keep the vids coming!
I have had angelfish babies twice unexpectedly. I tried the netted Hatchery myself. The fish must suck them through because they always disappear. I ended up finding actual babies in my take just yesterday so I pulled out as many as I could and put them in their own tank. Hopefully it works this time.
@@JoeyPierce Yeah I forgot about that. I have had fish tanks in the past. I restarted with them again about 7 years ago and it seems even full-grown fish flat-out vanish in the 2 tanks I have. I started with nine angelfish in one tank. I currently only have four, and have only ever found one body. The other tank has African cichlids I started with six. I now only have two, and have never found a body. I have never had full grown fish vanish except for these two tanks.
@@donaldmiller4386 it's really odd. I've tried 8 times with different techniques now to breed these fish and failed every time. The best I did was putting them in a hatchery with some methylene blue but after 16 days I put them in a 150ltr tank (all I had) and they all disappeared. They seem to just turn to dirt.
@JoeyPierce Yeah it's really strange how they just vanish. Especially when they're full grown. I don't have fish tanks to have babies intentionally, but I don't want to just let them get eaten. The ones I pulled out last night seem to be doing pretty well in their own tank right now. We will see you in 16 days I guess. lol
Wow, I hope you'll show clips of the angels as they grow?? This is a great tutorial on the care of fry. I'd like to see them change into "angelfish" form and what colors they'll have as they grow.
I breed angelfish aswell, but find it difficult to convinse them to take dry/flake food whe they are arround 2 weeks old. Here they go true a painfull starving period, and then finally accept flake food - and then everything is easy from there. How and when do you do that? Another thing i wonder is - have you found a good flakefood automatic feeder for that purpose, where the flakes doesent clump together in the mashine because it is in wet invirontment? Keep up the good videos! Cheers from Denmark!
I used to be such a big hobbyist breeding fish for so long but shut down my tanks after the 2007 recession and haven't had the pleasure to do it since. I tripped over your video here and it was such a Zen moment. Thanks for the incredibly relaxing and enjoyable time you've shared here. I hope to get to do this again some day.
KFS Breeding in 3 steps:
- Grab an easy plastic box
- Add Java moss
- Feed Baby brine shrimp/egg yolk mixture
Love the vids, mate!
Amazing camera work! Seeing all the small details and macro shots makes it feel like watching a documentary! Well done!
Any idea what camera?
In the video description there's Info.
What makes your videos great is that they encompass the whole process. That is from eggs to grow out tank. No waiting by us to watch what happens. Thank you very much and keep up the great work.
It's so fun to see the daily progression. Great information. Oh & shots of the new space in the last second (sneaky!)
I don't have any tanks anymore, but still love watching your channel. Wish I had been watching before I sold all my tanks. Being a fish parent would have been easier on me I think. :) Thanks for putting up such helpful videos, that I'm sure are helping many who watch and learn from you. Some day I think I may set up a tank again.
would really love to see updates on all of these breeding videos like weekly check ins to see them grow and what they end up looking like!
Same!
Your video quality is getting much better with time. I've found your channel recently and have watched many of the old videos too. Like em all 😃
FINALLY a fellow Aussie doing super informative fish-keeping vids!! 👏👏🙌🙌😊
I love these breeding style videos! They are so well put together and I learn a lot from them. Also the new fish room is looking great! Keep it up!
Your videos are so worth waiting for! I love how you film in stages over a period of days. Congratulations on your new fish room.
I love watching your content. You’ve helped me to learn so much about the fish hobby especially raising fry. Can’t wait to see the new fish room and what you come up with. 🐠😊
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WOW MAN.... Once again, Thanks HEAPS for sharing with us your knowledge 👍 I'm still pretty NEW to breeding fish, as I've ONLY recently retired. I've only ever bred Bettas, Guppies & grown different Goldfish to later sell about 15 to 20 years ago. SoI really do appreciate you taking the time you do in making these TH-cam Clips
(ie: This is apart from Breeding Cattle & Kelpie Dogs, & also Chickens)
Awesome angels! So cool the new fish room is underway! I can’t wait for the next tour!
you totally deserve way more subscribers considering all the work you do
Another great video, some really good shots of the fry at their different stages too! Really excited to see what you've got coming with the new fish room.
So far yours seem to be the crisp, best instructions on how to properly care for fishes with minimum resources! Love your videos and their presentations bro! Keep goin! ❤️
These are one of my favorite fishes. I remembered breeding these back as a kid. Great video.
I just discovered this video and have to say your explanations are so clear and informative. Have now subscribed and can’t wait to catch up with the rest of your content. Thank you!
So exciting! Thank you for making this. My mom used to breed black mollies when I was a little kid, over 55 years ago! Great video!
really informative with practical experience. i do appreciate your effort. keep doing more like these.
I enjoy watching your videos about raising fish. I’ve learned quite a bit about it, and would like to raise some myself. My wife and I are going to try raising some Bettas after a trip we have planned for April. We’ll see if we’ve learned enough to accomplish this trial run. Thanks for sharing these informative videos.
Found hatched eggs today on a leaf in my 55 gallon! Put them in a nursery tank today with the mama only. The dad tried eating a couple. Well did eat a few. So he’s back in the main tank. Mama and babies will be in the nursery. Great video!
Good information, useful and enjoyable to watch. As you and your fishroom mature you are becoming a mainstay in the hobby.
Man you inspire me. I just hatched angelfish for the first time and this is awesome guide. Never stop doing what you do Nick 👍✋
I can't belive u are going back into angelfish again I am so happy for u I love angelfish a lot besides I myself have 3 pairs and recently got a 4th pair I am so excited for the new pair spawn wish u all the best for future videos
EXCELLENT INFORMATION.
Very good Presentation.
Thanks A LOT.
Lots of very worthwhile tips... hope we can follow the development.
Great video. Thank you for posting. You make it look so easy but it takes a lot of equipment and time
what is that white thing floating around in the tank @ 00:11 love the video mate Angels and Discus are probably by favorite fish.
Amazing video nick! Congratulations on all the angel fry!. I love how you rear up fry!. Thankyou so much for a very informative video 🙂
I’ve literally been on TH-cam every half an hour the past 5 days refreshing videos to wait for the old mate to release it. Great work
Daniel you are very inspiring . You can really see the passion you have for your fish. I'd like to wish you luck with your new fish room but I know mate you'll just nail it. Thanks for sharing all these fantastic tips .
I think his name is Nick lol
Good Job for keeping fish enthusiasm alive,and breeding fishkeeping,the fry method...( Using glass jars,drilled, from zimnica,or leftover cylinder glass jar,including Deans method which we use in Macedonia, Serba and Bosnia probably for the past 60yrs,im glad that some person in this world patented this method
I have month old angelfish fry. It’s been a fun experience. I’m going to take your advice for using a larger tank to grow them out.
Dude! You rock! This is the third of your videos I have watched. I'm so impressed! Good work! Thanks!
Great video!
Enjoying the specific species videos.
Really learn something today which I believe you said in one of the Other video. It was that you can feed the fry twice a day. I just got my first spawn and been feeding 3 times a day. They are on week two and see f so one progress. I think I’m going to start two days only with BBS. Love your videos……
I have a pair of breeding angel fish. They've laid eggs 4 times now. Raise them all the way to fry and then they eat every one of them. So I think this time I'm gonna take the fry out before they have a chance, awesome video.
I've had success breeding Black Vail tail angle fish in a 25 Gal tank. I bought 4 juvies from my LFS. They grew and paired off. Took the remaining ones out of the tank. Left the breeders in by themselves. I had giant sword plants already growing in the tank. Once the babies hatched I honestly didn't know what to do next! lol ...So I just left them with the parents till free swimming. At that point I took the babies out of the tank and set them off on their own tank. It was a wonderful experience raising them till they were small mini replicas of their parents. Sold them back to my LFS and kept a few for myself. I still have the original pair and yes! They are still at it :)
We used to breed Angel Fish, raised a couple of hundred thousand. We just let the pair breed in the tank and then take the leaf with the eggs and we would move it to a see through plastic container in the same tank so no water change impact with the leaf in it secured to a small stone with rubber band. The bottom of the plastic container we just put mesh and secured with a rubber band and then we just had a small diverter hose over.
Thank you! Just spawned angels for the first time.. using your method and it works wonderfully!!
Amazing video! Reminds me of about ten yrs or more ago I had a great tank with many fish and two great looking angels. One day I woke up and sadly my filter tube of all spots was full of eggs with my angels very close. They got eaten sadly after hatching bc I didn't know what to do, wish I had you back then lol. Miss my angels, they were two of my favorites bc so large n beautiful. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge and hope to learn more from you in future videos. Thanks again gor sharing!
I love watching your videos. Wish I had them when I was younger and raising fishes.
Love your set up and system,great job!🎉
Man you inspired me everytime i see your videos im about to start breeding shrimps i love your optimism and respect your advice good luck on all your future projects ✊🏽
5:05 you can cook oak leafs and use the extract as an anti fungal treatment for the eggs... methylen blue is not that available... I used this method to hatch cory eggs and it worked
Nick .. Your camera work is amazing - the quality and details - way too professional .. .. keep it goin ✌️
@KeepingFishSimple 💕 ♥️ Your teachings garnered my first batch of Blue free swimming fry!!! Thank you thank you thank you for all you've done for me and other new fish keepers! Love you best 💕
Another great video. You’re the reason I’m now breeding fish. Keep it up. Someday hope to visit your home country… on my bucket list 😊. Thanks again 😊
Thank you! My koi angelfish fish just spawned for the first time! I moved the the leaf the eggs were on and moved them to an incubator tank.
This is so crazy I just got Angelfish YESTERDAY and I was thinking about how I was going to breed them!! They are small so now I know I'll have to wait about 5 months. Thanks!!!!!
My fry system is set up almost the same exzact way but I put a Chinese food soup container in mine ware the water goes in and I make a little filter in it . Use rocks lava rock aqua char and kitchen sink scrubbers for the hole at the bottom . So each fry tub is filtered and the main fry tank is filtered . it works well from my experience and I also put a shrimp or 2 in the bottom of mine for more clean up
Keep up the good work my man! Your videos have helped me with spawning my CPD's.
Well done! I hope it's going to be this easy!! THANK YOU!
so awesome. mine just laid eggs for the first time and this video really helped. thanks
An impressive, well made video. What's even better is the information contained in the video. 'Applause' well done !
Thanks for sharing your ideas
Thank you so very much for the tutorial. Always battled with breeding angels. I have renewed confidence and raring to go again. 😊
Very clear illustration, thank you.
Very cool day by day footage of the hatch. This was a great video mate
Love your channel, great efforts.
I just bred angels for the first time using this video, saw some eggs and scrambled to make it happen (no pun intended 😆) I now have over 150 baby fish at 4 weeks old! Thanks much!
Well done. Really impressed with your system. Greetings from northern Alberta partner
Thanks for explaining things so well. I’m overwhelmed to be able to do this, to two angels Breeder. Thanks so very much! Blessings 🙏🏼💯🙏🏼💯🙏🏼
I have 4 blue sapphire angels and i still have trouble sexing them. They are all in a community South American cichlid tank with geos and Severums. Really enjoy watching them truly beautiful fish. Nice video on raising angels. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Angelfishes is my one of my favorites
Awesome, thank you for sharing. I also started breeding with Angels recently and it is great to see how others do it.
His voice is very soothing :)
Super nice video Nick :)
Lovely explanation loved it God bless you always
Impressive set up
thanks for making this video this will help me too, as my angles have also laid eggs😀
That is so cool! Thanks, Nick! Great stuff.
Thank you so much for your beautiful videos, very clear and concrete explanation, you are awesome 🙏🙏🙏
A GOOD EXPLANATION VIDEO :)
THANK YOU FOR SHARING :)
THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
Great video! I love the fry footage 🥰
That's awesome , try the White Lace , and Black Veil. My favorite. Your videos are the best.
Good idea about the half full tank. I don’t have success with Meth Blue. Some say it doesn’t work in very soft water like mine
I don’t even own fish but find myself watching most of your content, especially the ones on breeding fish as the little fry always look cute. Good content as always keep it up 👍
Excellent video. Keep up the great content. Hi from Caloundra Qld 😘🥰
I have some black veil tails and I'm going to now separate them from the pond and in to a 40g tub to breed, thanks for the vid love from thailand
excellent video.
Very informative video! .. great sharing my friend! 👍
Well done very well explained Daniel ✌️💚🍄
favourite TH-camr, keep it going!
Great vídeo 👏👏👏 i breed a lot of Nanay Angelfish myself and enjoyed all the process 😄
Aww they were such cute babies!
Yes!👍😊
Thank you very much bro ....
From India 🇮🇳
Great video,very comprehensive- thanks
Brilliant video yet again. Curious that you didn’t appear to have any form of heater/heating on the first container when they hatched off the leaf? Also - love your choice of music too. It’s really relaxing. Keep the vids coming!
Pretty sure the whole room is a set temp via air-con
I'm glad you share it my friend. Thanks
Very interesting i have often wonder how people breed fish thanks for showing how
Knowing that they were all born on the same day makes it easy to celebrate birthday parties for them ;-)
8:32 that lamp above the fry system container is a led floodlight, right?
How many watts? 10W?
Would a netted hatchery work for the free swimming stage? It'll allow the tank water to flow through but not allow anything else in or out
I have had angelfish babies twice unexpectedly. I tried the netted Hatchery myself. The fish must suck them through because they always disappear. I ended up finding actual babies in my take just yesterday so I pulled out as many as I could and put them in their own tank. Hopefully it works this time.
@donaldmiller4386 yeah I had that happen to a 16 day old angel fish. It just disappeared 😕
@@JoeyPierce Yeah I forgot about that. I have had fish tanks in the past. I restarted with them again about 7 years ago and it seems even full-grown fish flat-out vanish in the 2 tanks I have. I started with nine angelfish in one tank. I currently only have four, and have only ever found one body. The other tank has African cichlids I started with six. I now only have two, and have never found a body. I have never had full grown fish vanish except for these two tanks.
@@donaldmiller4386 it's really odd. I've tried 8 times with different techniques now to breed these fish and failed every time. The best I did was putting them in a hatchery with some methylene blue but after 16 days I put them in a 150ltr tank (all I had) and they all disappeared. They seem to just turn to dirt.
@JoeyPierce Yeah it's really strange how they just vanish. Especially when they're full grown. I don't have fish tanks to have babies intentionally, but I don't want to just let them get eaten. The ones I pulled out last night seem to be doing pretty well in their own tank right now. We will see you in 16 days I guess. lol
Wow, I hope you'll show clips of the angels as they grow?? This is a great tutorial on the care of fry. I'd like to see them change into "angelfish" form and what colors they'll have as they grow.
I breed angelfish aswell, but find it difficult to convinse them to take dry/flake food whe they are arround 2 weeks old. Here they go true a painfull starving period, and then finally accept flake food - and then everything is easy from there.
How and when do you do that?
Another thing i wonder is - have you found a good flakefood automatic feeder for that purpose, where the flakes doesent clump together in the mashine because it is in wet invirontment?
Keep up the good videos!
Cheers from Denmark!
😃👍
Wow another awesome video! The fry are so cute 🥺