AMAZING IFGA GUPPY FISH BREEDER FISH ROOM!
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- Today I visited my friend Doug Grey who breeds IFGA Guppy Fish! Doug's Show Quality Guppies have won many awards at some International Fancy Guppy Association shows. Doug also lists his AMAZING show guppies on aquabid. Check out his show guppies aquabid by searching "GREYD"
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Doug is a great guy with some AWESOME guppies! Just drives a POS!
Why thank you my friend. I'm only sorry I didn't offer you something to drink.
Probably for that reason, he didn't trust me to make him a drink :)
Exactly!
@@DGrey I really like the subtle message on the tank's bottom at 14:53
Lol
Came for the fish...stayed for the poster on the door.
Oh yeah......
Is that his granddaughter?
Lets not ignore the fact that Doug plays the drums for his guppies...
Is that good or bad?
I SWEAR by the warm water for birthing male guppies! I've tried it for a year now, and it's seems to be true! Every tank with cold water, I got all females. When I kept the tank 80-82° F , I got many more males.
BTW, you two are hilarious together! 😂😂😂
See! LOL No science behind it, just experience. Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
This has got to be one of my all time favorites videos. I subscribe to DGrey..his jokes are clean corny enough for me to tell my kiddos..two thumbs up
He is a good guy, for sure!
my dumbo female guppy is 2 and she just had a bacth of fry. still going strong. shes a big one two .
Cool
Czechoslovakia hasn't existed since 1993, FYI.
Yeah I know now.
K. Subarus don't suck 😂😂 lmao to funny
LOL
Czechoslovakia doesn't exist since 1993 just to remind u
Thanks.
those floating plants are mostly Amazon frogbit right?
Some are.
@@MichaelsFishRoom really like the tour by the way 😆jokes
I could totally become a Guppy-Lady (instead of cat-lady!) I am a wee bit jealous of this fish room and genetics!
Just a wee bit?
Excellent camera work on that video. I was too serious? Have I ever been accused of that in my life before? uhhhhhhh no. :)
Lol...I think monotone it a better description
Thanks so much! Those must have been some great interviews. correct on your question too :)
I'm sorry to hear that a disability stops you from keeping fish. It sounds like you acquired a lot of knowledge from those interviews. I met all those guys at ifga shows and was sorry when Luke passed away and recently Stan. Great ambassadors for the hobby. Luke brought in tons of fish and knowledge from his overseas contacts. If you ever want to share some knowledge about genetics I'd love it. greydmail at yahoo.com
@chewy where can I find the interviews?
Hey I am starting to breed again and you are one of the main reasons I am in to guppies so much and Cory because he also talks about guppies a lot but you give me so much inspiration to do as good as you. Someday I hope to have amazing guppies like you Michael thank you. 😀
Glad I can help! Good luck!
@@MichaelsFishRoom olá você envia para São Paulo Brazil?
@@IvoBFeitosa no sorry
Beautiful and very beautiful
Thanks
I was told the higher the heat and pH the chances for males is greater. I tried that and it worked. I have two males from one batch and a couple of females from a cooler slightly lower pH.
Thanks for the info!
Lol! Just saw the Subaru "sign" 😂😂😂
Inbreeding is not the problem. But if there is a hereditary defect in the DNA, it is reinforced with each generation of inbreeding. First of all, it is a good idea to have a fixed breeding group. All offspring immediately. Keep the breeding stock for life. Then the inbreeding doesn't go that fast either. If the guppies look good, you can replace a dead animal with a beautiful animal from the offspring. If you prefer to buy a new one, it's more difficult. A new animal can bring disease and cause disaster. Therefore, put the new guppies in a separate container. And after six months you use daughters from the quarantine group to supplement your breeding group. (For example, you replace all breeding females)
If you want to avoid overcrowding, look at the young guppies with a magnifying glass after two or three weeks. The females have a dark spot on the back of their abdomen, near the base of their tail. Separate them from brothers and nephews at that age. Because young males can fertilize their sisters and nieces within four or five weeks. The female stores the sperm until she is fertile and then she becomes pregnant. But if you separate them in time, a female tank and a male tank, the females will grow longer. They grow bigger and you don't have an overcrowded tank.
Thanks
first time j heard his voice.sounds familiar.its the grey guppies.he does have a yt channel.
Yup
LOL Doug is a funny guy!!! Notable quotes "Visiting the Floor!", "Crashing Subaru Snails!" And "Walking the Dog!!!" Almost lost my coffee on that one! And he keeps great pics on the back of his door! Great video Mike! Thanks Doug!!!
Thanks Denny! We hit it off right away!
I think that was Subaru Sucks.
Huh?
No heater in all the tanks and the room temperature is 70? Everything I've read says to raise temperatures for breeding 78-82 or so but this guy is having great success at 70 and I'm sure he knows what he is doing. Can someone explain? I'm not a breeder but what temperature is best?
The warmer the more active they will be and usually more males. They will breed in the low 70's if conditions are right.
yeah subaru sucks.... he chose emilia over rem who the hell would do that
Who the hell is emilia?
@@MichaelsFishRoom its a reaction to something of yours i watched over a year ago how the hell would i renember what this is about
@@alucarddgrayson0141 I guess you will have to watch again.
@@MichaelsFishRoom im too lazy for that brother😁
@@alucarddgrayson0141 YOU CAN DO IT!
Lahat maGanda ang mga guffies mo bro gaNda nag alaga din ako kaso cross breeding
Que?
Lahat maGanda ang mga guffies mo bro gaNda nag alaga din ako kaso cross breeding
Nope
So unique！美しいですね。
はい！ What part of Japan do you live in?
@@MichaelsFishRoom さん、goodmorning！
Okinawaです😃🌺
よろしくお願いします
My Japanese name is 山田、but everyone calls me 山ちゃん. はじめまして。
@@MichaelsFishRoom さん、
My Japanese name is たくや、but everyone calls me たくちゃん.こちらこそ はじめまして。
@@MichaelsFishRoom さん、沖縄(Okinawa)です。
ya know i was looking for this half a year ago after watching it a year+ ago cause i got guppies then when im not looking for it i found it again -_-
Weird!
I don’t quite understand the white on the tail. Thought that indicates that the tail was still growing but he thinks it’s an indicator of water quality. Now this may just be in his room. Have you experienced this as well Michael?
I think there are 2 kinds of white on the tail. 1 that indicates more growth and the other is like a fringey white, possibly fungus starting, that is from water quality dropping. I think the blood flow that the males need to get to the end of their tail is not functioning as well as it should at that point. The tail degrades rapidly after that.
D Grey thanks for the clarification.
Guppies guppies everywhere. Never seen a "Fishroom Butler" before.
I was in heaven! What was your favorite strain?
@@MichaelsFishRoom Prob the one that he gets to make up his own name for. How cool is that?
Very!
Im not impressed. The tanks are dirty, fish are nothing special. Put the camara down and clean these tanks please!!!
Dirty, nope. It’s just mulm.
I started with a few guppies 2 yrs ago in a 40 gallon tank, I now have four more tanks assorted colors and was wondering how to market them to sell? I'm not sure of all the correct identification or price ranges...
That’s the secret.
Doug was like 'Why are you talking shit about my car? I don't care about car rivalries.'
Because it is garbage.....LOL
Its zcech republic for 10s of years haha
ha ha
I have a teroy the younger males guppies make more males guppies than older males guppies
Really!
Amazing,
I'm from indonesia breeder guppy
Cool
Fire black Moscow lol. I have them and I wouldn’t call them that .
Sure you do.
When I had Aquariums in high school,I used distilled water,because the Ph is Nuetral.Then with the filter,I’d pour water from a already set up fresh water tank,because natural bacteria already present.Good way to speed up fish introduction.
Cool
Love the SOUND of a fishroom. Not going down that rabbit hole....Again!
LOL
any help? 6:20 i wanna get a female like this but i cant figure out how to
HAve you contacted Doug?
What’s the best way to house a small livebearer’s fry (i.e. platy)?
I colony breed, but it really depends on your situation.
I have a 60 (65?) gallon community aquarium with a small assortment with plenty of room to grow. I did rescue 2 overly harassed females that thought her births were simply new plates brought out for the all-you-eat buffet. So I ended up with 3 fry leftover in a breeder box, and decided to keep the group. Basically, if more females are harassed to the brink of death, I don’t plan on keeping the plastic separated in place. I really don’t want 50 platy in my aquarium, have no small mom n’ pop store anywhere nearby. So, nature will therefore take it’s course. NOW: lmao, what’s a good grow out environment for them? Right now they’re in a small plastic critter carrier with a bubbler and a bit of small plastic plant to hide in for comfort. I know the ammonia levels will slowly rise without filtration and a water change will be on the plate, but with fry less than half the size of a tadpole, that’s gonna suck.......The End.
Remember when I told you that the female guppy should pick her own mate..........Well, My little Thi Cobra Endler mated with a Dumbo Earred Red Cobra Guppy!
Trying to send pictures of the Fry!
Sounds like they will be cool looking!
I sent pictures on Facebook! 😊
this was when Doug has some more interesting fish. Before all the failed cross breeds.
I guess
Does the green water help with the tanks being overcrowded?
The tanks are not over crowded.
Those fish are raised with their spines far to bent. He likes that look, but it is not a natural swimming position .
That is how they are.
Airborne?! Thats such a terrifying thing.
Sure is!
I have 5 guppies and 2 zebra danios in a ten gallon tank. Would it be ok to add a betta. I need a center piece.
Nope
Estimado as amigo as de ifga me gustaría saber si tienen un socio o miembro que sepa español para hacerle unas preguntas
No Sorry.
Pregunten yo traduzco
Sure that a breeder here in Asia once told me that they call it ‘grass’ because the pattern on the tail is reminiscent of grass seed. Doesn’t make much sense to me either, but hey-ho...
Lol....”hey ho”
You can’t make up that name ... I have made those fish too lol
Sure you can!
How do u mange to stop the guppies eating then babys ? Iam doing well but always the mum or dad eat them most of time so inhave to catch the babbies as quick as can when shes finshed birthing
Give them plenty of hiding spots.
@@MichaelsFishRoom thank you i do have quite a few live plants but there mainly at the top of tank ill try putting somemore in thanks :)
I want to start a community tank with guppies and shubunkin gold fish would that be a good idea.
Nope
@@MichaelsFishRoom would you have any suggestions for a good tank mate for the gold fish?
So crazy to hear how big my uncle Luke was in this hobby before he died. I'm still on the hunt on trying to find some of his lines.
Good luck
is possible to get a female with male colors?
Not really.
Bonjour, je vais préparer un aquarium de 60L pour guppys, dites-moi es ce vraiment nécessaire le chauffage et la lumière sachant que la pièce et très éclairé exposé plein Est ? Je ne compte pas mettre de plante vivante ! J'ai commandé Filtre externe EX Plus 600 (60 à 120 Litres) - 600L/h ! Je voudrais savoir pour l'entretien de mon aquarium comme ça se passe svpt ?
No hablo.
Hello, I will prepare an aquarium of 60L for guppies, tell me are it really necessary the heating and the light knowing that the room and very lit exposed full East? I do not intend to put a living plant! I ordered External filter EX Plus 600 (60 to 120 Liters) - 600L / h! I would like to know for the maintenance of my aquarium as it happens please?
@@Apollinez It should be OK. What is the room temp?
@@MichaelsFishRoom The ambient room temperature is 21 ° / 25 °
Does he have any panda guppies for sale
No idea, you should ask him.
I WANNA KNOW. DO YOU GUYS SHIP TO JAMAICA.?
NO SORRY.
Mike : “ Say hi, Doug. ”
Doug : “ Hi, Doug. ”
LOL
You both are hilarious! My husband was asking what I was laughing so loudly at. 😆💖 Can't wait for part 2!!
Thanks!
Show me more breeder fish
Watch again.
Super wow.. I wish I could had one.. At home coming to you.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓
Thanks for warching
2 of my favorite people!
Doug and the fish room butler?
@@MichaelsFishRoom The Fishroom Butler is pretty sweet, but I didn't add the butler... Should I????
So I am one of your favorites? ☺️
The worst part is that guppies are meant to live to 2 years. The fact that modern strains don't mean there's a whole range of genetic defects causing conditions in their organs or a system that we never see, and it's all because of inbreeding. If a healthy male that you've had since it was a fry is healthy until one day when it kicks the bucket, there's a 95% chance that one of it's organs or body systems died on it due to a genetic defect that we can't selectively breed out of the highly inbred and compromised strains. It's highly unlikely to be a disease as with stock with such weak immune systems, once one gets something and falls to it's death, every other guppy in the tank will get the same thing. Of course, it could be that an ageing immune system that is already terrible doesn't efficiently clear out opportunistic or pathogenic organisms anymore and they grow until the tipping point where they cause a severe disease. You wouldn't notice this in a fish; it might have been suffering from mild digestive symptoms a while before it dropped dead, most probably from spreading to another organ and causing it to fail. Imagine a fish with a mild stomach ache that kind of just lingers as the pathogen grows; you won't notice this. Eventually the pathogen spreads to the liver or kidneys and causes organ failure. You'd see this as the fish pretty much dropping dead.
DOUG?
Everything that dies is technically from organ failure. My swordtail guppies live up to 2 years. I guess you are talking about highly inbred guppies but ifga breeders run 2 or 3 lines of each strain to cross in to the main line every few generations. I don't know what else you are trying to say. My first cat lived to be 22. The next one lived 11. It wasn't inbreeding, it was the cat foods that do them in.
Don't worry, I'm not dissing Doug or anyone else who breeds guppies. It's an unfortunate fact of selective breeding. Obviously some guppies live their full lifespan and others don't. In cases where it's the guppy's fault for having a genetic condition that nobody knows about, there's nothing anyone can really do. Environmental factors like food, when a female gets pregnant, how well they're kept etc. will affect it significantly, but I'm more talking about the genetic side of things. I have no doubt Doug and others like him take very good care of their fish.
I'm not against selective breeding at all. I'm not one of these mental advocates of nature or anything like that. I'm just simply stating why a lot of fancy guppies these days don't live their full lifespan. Of course, part of it is based in belief, but I believe the science behind it makes sense. Take royal families for example: Queen Victoria had haemophilia, although you wouldn't know that from just looking at her. Because the European royal families weren't very diverse, this genetic condition was able to spread among her descendants, with many dying of complications related to injuries. This could also be the case in selective breeding; a genetic condition that isn't obvious could start spreading through the population as more inbreeding occurs. Obviously I'm not suggesting that the guppies cut themselves accidentally and die from haemophilia but it could be a number of other conditions affecting the efficiency of certain organs or body systems. A very commonly implicated one is the immune system, which is where the example of pathogens building up over time and then giving the appearance of a fish dropping dead when it finally spreads to other organs or around the body, when really the fish was suffering for a while. Like I said, I'm not implying that it's anybody's fault, there's literally nothing anyone can do about this scenario if it occurs. There are many different ways a weak immune system could lead to a premature death that looks sudden. There's also many genetic diseases that could affect internal organs or processes that eventually catch up to the fish and cause premature organ failure. Guppies and livebearers in general dying from a pathogenic cause is so common now that people don't even bother to investigate what the cause was; it's just taken as a fact of life, which it is because it's not preventable in the short or medium term. I'm not saying people should start selecting against possible genetic diseases like this, because that's totally unreasonable; there's no way to see if they are there apart from genetic testing which nobody is going to do, and I wouldn't expect them to.
Basically, what I'm saying is that guppies die prematurely. It just happens. It's nobody's fault. Sorry if I came across as criticising anyone.
Also, you can argue that inbreeding is kept to a minimum by the IFGA rules, but ultimately inbreeding still occurs on a large scale, so it doesn't stop, it's just slowed down. I'm not here to argue though so that's the end of that.
@King Leopold What? How is this optimistic or pessimistic in any way? This is what happens with guppies nowadays. Most won't make it to 10 months old. Virtually none achieve the full 2 year lifespan.
Hey Mike quick question my nephew want one of my guppy but my sister says the airstones and his asthma don't mix what can the little guy do to get a tank his Mom will like?🤷🏻♂️
Don't put an airstone in. They are not needed in most cases.
@@MichaelsFishRoom I didn't know that I thought it was a must one be in their we are going this weekend thanks!!🤣
Freelife Styles hope he likes the fish!
My guppies don't have an air stone..just saying.
Like that pic on the door lol nice video
Lol...so does Doug
Supper Guppy gratulation. :)
Lol
Like the pic of the chick on the door the best! Lol
@14:19
Me too.
What are the tank size?
20
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Yup
U aksed for us to name a tipe if fish u had no name for .
Fish name “ curtsey “
Um, thanks but this was like forever ago. LOL
@@MichaelsFishRoom lol don’t mind me I just noticed it was 3 years ago lol
@@Krahbe lol, no worries!
Loved the video
Thabks
Get some full gold, black koi and some dragon dumbo
From were?
Thailand
Nope
Michael's Fish Room out of curiosity, why not?
I got a v light baby from my Moscow blacks. Unfortunately, it didn’t survive, so I never found out if it was albino or a Moscow firework.
Ummm.....ok.
Nice
Thanks! What did you like best?
The albino Moscow lol
Very nice pure strain guppies. Love the green water tanks.
Yeah, he does a nice job! What was your favorite?
@@MichaelsFishRoom They are all awesome, every single strain. I like the snail that eats the dead guppies (apple snail)
No he said it ate DUCKWEED!
@@MichaelsFishRoom Lol my bad.
What does he do with his fish he calls junk? Or garbage? Are they for sale? I'm not breeder, but I love all guppies. His just look so beautiful and healthy. Not all your tanks are going to be prefect either. Not when you have as many as he does,lol. I love his fish room
Not sure what he does TBH
I'd love to know what you guys think of my fish that are the cross breed of the Japan blue gold double sword tail Guppies and supposedly a Mosaic Cobra Guppie. The babies were amazing colored up blue silvery, black . I loss a whole tank of about 60 fish the temp dropped and my heater was shot smh. I fished out 5 living ones and now they are thriving again. I had them all in a small tank with a few other male guppies..I'm transferring them to a 20 gallon tall this weekend.
They are probably nice looking mutts.
J0 ⁹
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I really liked the yellow deltas, half black blues, half-black AOCs, and black moscows.
The extreme serious and super technical talk put me off a bit, but it's what I've come to expect from guppy breeders. When is part two?
Can you help me with the fish my wife put on my plate? It's dead.
Part 2 Will be Friday.
For your fish, I would do a 100% plate change, add Salt and Pepper and dig in.
As I understand it, these are the meanings of the names for guppy patterns:
Snakeskin = Fine pattern of wavy lines on body, usually metallic
Cobra = Vertical bars on the body, may or may not also have a snakeskin pattern
(There's also an extreme form of snakeskin that is basically a bunch of small dots, but AFAIK, it doesn't have a name)
Mosaic = Coarse pattern of wavy stripes on fins
Lace = Fine pattern of wavy stripes on fins
Leopard = Round spots on fins (may have smear-like spots, but not joined into stripes like mosaics)
Galaxy = Strain name that went viral; not associated with a particular gene. Usually refers to guppies with both snakeskin and lace patterns that are not red or yellow.
Depends on what you read! Lol
Also I think in Europe they call the same names with different meanings.
I really enjoyed watching this video.
Glad you enjoyed it
In south Jersey too...wonder how local. Gloucester co here. Beautiful guppies..my favs. I'd be honored to give some of his culls a happy home. :)
I’m in Camden County. He doesn’t give culls away.
HI MIKE, TELL YOUR. FRIEND. GREY, I THINK A GOOD NAME FOR. THOSE GUPPIES. WOULD BE LABYRINTH. ETC,. PATTERN LOOKS LIKE ONE TO. ME. LOL
THANKS RON, I WILL.
I'm so happy to see that world class guppy breeders don't want to to kill the ones that are close to what they want like I've been having a hard time with
Thanks
The Grim Fisherman
Huh?
@@MichaelsFishRoom You guys were talking about the grim fish reaper or something to that effect. The specter who comes for the souls of fish, I would call him the grim fisherman. (I should have time stamped it for context lol)
@@Hemorrhagician Oh! This was more than 2 years ago, I don't remember!
Hey Mike , if I ever start breeding fish I’ll ship you my culls for Chewy.
He would love that!
Like the poster on the door. One needs inspiration when breeding guppies 😍
So true!
Amazing guppys,great
Yes they are
Great video and the fish are awesome well-done
Thanks! Doug does a good job!
Micheal....question. I was thinking of trying a stock tub pond.i saw Fish blogger Rachael O’Leary tub vids.If its outside,what live bearers do better in temp drops?im in Fl,not that I have to worry about cold.
I have 11 tubs with guppy’s. Have you seen any of those videos?
Michael's Fish Room Hey,I saw them videos.Very interesting layouts.
Thanks!
This guy like making low blows
What guy?
I saw in this video, parent guppies mixed together with young one. Mind if i ask, is that okay? or should I isolate parents from baby guppies?
I have 55 tanks in my fish room all with community guppy breeding. It is OK.
Thanks sir for your info..
Im not a fan of yellows usually, but those are nice for yellows!
Ric! How you doing?
I’m good. Been busy with the baby. But I’ve been getting back into building fish stuff. Just built a water change system thingy for some of my classroom tanks. As I’m getting a little bit more time and energy I’ve been putting it into fish stuff, will eventually come back to TH-cam when things settle more. I’m mostly focusing on guppies again, plecos, and a few other tanks for fun.
Can’t wait to see when you get back!
Cool guy , good solid video, many thanks !
Thanks!
Nice door lol
Best part😉
@@MichaelsFishRoom nice set of guppies fair play 😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈
puppylove x (。)(。)
@@MichaelsFishRoom 😂😂 crying by here 😂😂😂😂
I was just watching your vid on you garden guppy ponds, definitely gonna try it next summer, gonna try and see how many fry I can achieve, you make it look easy lol
Automatic “thumbs up” for Subaru comment. Thanks for having a sense of humor. Great video!!!
Lol
Fantastic guppies
Doug makes a great guppy! What is your favorite?
Who is the lady in the picture? HEE, HEE HEE
Doug’s “girl friend” lol
Great channel!!!!!!!
Thanks!
All lace snakeskin seem like they fade out in the middle of the tail. Mine do to
I wonder why?
10:06 that Fish would rather be dead
I don’t know, he is a pretty accomplished breeder.
Michael's Fish Room hi thanks for the response I love ur vids. I said that because I don’t think it’s very humane to keep a guppy in a cup with no filter heater or oxygen
Pretty sure he knows what he is doing!
Michael's Fish Room ok whatever u say but do you think that is humane to a fish?
I don’t think they care.
Great tour!
Thank you sir!
I made my own breed once but they were quite unspectacular. They looked like the standard silver body and tail, but the tail had a nice yellow half moon 🌙 on it that was VERY well defined. I was able to breed them a few times but they had only female fry... and then the male died. When I tried various male types to mate with the females, I never got the coloring again. Doug has WAY more patience than I do!
HE sure does! Aht did you use to cross?
@@MichaelsFishRoom Random junk males and females with similar colors... nothing fancy. Was just trying to develop a consistent strain.
Hard to do with mutts.
@@MichaelsFishRoom quite true...it was really just for fun for awhile when I had a few spare tanks to good with. Seriously though, thanks for sharing Doug's room. I love fishroom tours!
Take care.
This is my favorite guppy video, ty, already subscribed
D Grey is the fish room owner in this video.