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He's busy keeping operations going. :D If you haven't listened to his podcast, the aquarist podcast, its great and he's had a lot of really cool guests.
Almost no filtration at all in the majority of these tanks. I can only imagine the impact long term, especially given the number of fish involved. I appreciate Randy's comment at the end, "we gotta get them some coop sponges."
Looks like their fish are doing fine -- those neons are some of the healthiest I've ever seen, and huge quantities at that! Maybe there's something to learn about keeping your tanks "dirty" water -- there's a whole bacterial biofilm colony likely coating all the surfaces in each tank, which seems to be doing the job just fine.
everything looks healthy, its probably river water full of tannins, they may be doing continuous water changes via natural river etc, how many fish in nature live in crystal clear water? water clarity doesn't equal quality or cleanliness
Looking at the eggs on the wall above your snail, I'd say it's Pomacea Canaliculata. It was introduced to Asia from South America and is considered an invasive pest because it will eat rice seedlings. In Thailand it's called cherry snail because of the eggs and it's quite a meaty snail so eaten quite widely, especially in the north-east.
They probably don't use filtration because it's easier to change the water every few days... or those were the tanks that were used for showing to buyers, ie temporary storage. They seem to prefer to keep them in cheaper, non-glass containers.
Excuse my ignorance, I just started following this page about a month ago and don’t get me wrong the content is GREAT, why is it always new people in the videos?
Loved watching this video....and without looking beforehand....I immediately sensed that the comment section would reveal a tale of two aquarists "distinct way of thinking". I'm a pretty messy fish tank guy.......not unlike these Chinese fish farmers. I'm not a big fan of constant water changes, constant substrate vacuuming, water parameter testing, or algae scraping. Other folks prefer to fuss a bit more in their fish hobby or projects. My current 55 gallon is home ONLY to the entire lot of Betta Splendens that resulted from an unplanned random egg nest guarded by a 3 dollar Petco blue male from eggs he fertilized that were produced by a 3 dollar Petco red female. Months and months later....there are now 78 adult fish from that single bubble nest in this hornwort addled 55 gallon tank. There is NO FIGHTING....and the tank is a wonderful mess. The fish at that farm in China seemed and appeared healthy...and messiness was in abundance...lol. I must say this though. If that big a$$ spider so much as dared try to lurk in or around my tank, after my initial revulsion reaction...it would be immediately extricated and either moved to the woods outside my property...OR dealt with accordingly depending on how it "behaved". Big spiders "at face level" that can "jump"...and that one most assuredly was capable of doing just that ...well it's in their best long term interest to keep ALL 8 legs on the glass until my dip net swoops in. Again great video Randy. More messy fish place videos please....
I am so envious!!!! I was supposed to be able to take a high school trip to China, but unrest that led to the uprising in 1989 (after graduation) cancelled the trip. Randy, did you learn any Mandarin, Cantonese or Huananese on the trip?
6:56 that doesn't look like my water hyacinth at all 🧐 I would love to know what that was, looks like it must be incredibly efficient at removing waste....
This video puts everything you've ever learnt about over stocking a tank! its all in the head! 100k fish in a tank must be like 3 arowanas in 1 tank! i know everything is thinking *what about the Ammonia levels* ammonia does not happen in china lol
@@nirvanaquatics oh i know mate i'm a professional breeder i also have fishkeeping channel to i've studied guppies since 2016 and breed them myself with over 500 in a 55 litre tank of all ages .... 8 month old tank =p aslong as you study the science behind keeping fish alive anything is possible ay =D
The dual outlet air pump is designed to power 2 air stones/sponge filters. Using only one outlet will reduce the functionality and make the pump louder. We would recommend choosing the single outlet air pump if you only plan to use one outlet.
Trouble is, we do not know. It is allabout making money and fast turnover. Most fish lovers would rather pay a little more for healthier fish.@@sandanista2002
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You're a great tour guide!
The slipping and almost dying comments at the beginning killed me 🤣
Years ago I had a 70 gallon tank with a hundred or so neons - it was magical. I need to recreate that - would be awesome.
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And that is why I quarantine goldfish for 3 months.
I miss the good times when every Aqua Co-Op video was like this + 2 times longer..
I really enjoy seeing Randy in videos you guys should definitely have him on the channel more!
He's busy keeping operations going. :D If you haven't listened to his podcast, the aquarist podcast, its great and he's had a lot of really cool guests.
Solo Randy video? What a treat! The Aquarist Podcast video/on-the-road edition haha
Almost no filtration at all in the majority of these tanks.
I can only imagine the impact long term, especially given the number of fish involved.
I appreciate Randy's comment at the end, "we gotta get them some coop sponges."
Looks like their fish are doing fine -- those neons are some of the healthiest I've ever seen, and huge quantities at that! Maybe there's something to learn about keeping your tanks "dirty" water -- there's a whole bacterial biofilm colony likely coating all the surfaces in each tank, which seems to be doing the job just fine.
the fish will be fine. they probably eat a diet of 80% antibiotics
everything looks healthy, its probably river water full of tannins, they may be doing continuous water changes via natural river etc, how many fish in nature live in crystal clear water? water clarity doesn't equal quality or cleanliness
The water change equipment was all dry, and it's super humid there. So they definitely aren't doing a flow through system.
Pretty cool, and yes whenever I have visited a fish farm in Florida I am way more into the ditch drains and see what's living there.
That sound was driving me crazy
At least you didn’t have to edit with it 😂 and the raw audio was worse. I’m sure that air system was cranked up in the heat.
Those goldfish are incredible!
Cool to see Randy in this video. Love to see the different types of fish farms.
This is so awesome!! Thanks for sharing Randy!!
Awesome fish! Huge place.
Loved that shot of the goldfish schooling.
A Randy video?!?! What a great surprise!
We need more randy videos
Looking at the eggs on the wall above your snail, I'd say it's Pomacea Canaliculata. It was introduced to Asia from South America and is considered an invasive pest because it will eat rice seedlings. In Thailand it's called cherry snail because of the eggs and it's quite a meaty snail so eaten quite widely, especially in the north-east.
Yeah, it's an apple snail. Those guys are crawling ecological disasters in Asia.
Amazing statue at the start. And to dog ❤️
They probably don't use filtration because it's easier to change the water every few days... or those were the tanks that were used for showing to buyers, ie temporary storage. They seem to prefer to keep them in cheaper, non-glass containers.
👍😎 Schooling goldfish, who woulda thought?
Awesome video!!!
I love this video and can't forget about those vintage fishtanks, hoping they'll return someday.
Now i want more neon tetras for my school! Also, please be safe while you are there.
Very nice people.good looking fish
This was so cool!❤💯🤙🏼
Awesome video, and fish farm.
Very nice to see him in a video. I hope surgery was done stateside.
Wow those goldfish! Definitely the visions Luke has 😍
Excellent!!!
We ❤ Randy!!!!!
Neon Madness!
Been waiting for new content :) Cheer!
Thanks for that very interesting tour.
Good job friends...👍
Looks amazing. Like the profile picture
So many neon tetras!
Flip flops at fish farm in China… doooood 😅
wow amazing beautiful
Wow! Those Goldfish were amazing!!
what was the temp of the water in those giant outdoor ponds?
Excuse my ignorance, I just started following this page about a month ago and don’t get me wrong the content is GREAT, why is it always new people in the videos?
Randy isn’t new, he just isn’t on camera very often. We all operate as a team here at Aquarium Co-Op 😊
Nice bisniss❤❤
Loved watching this video....and without looking beforehand....I immediately sensed that the comment section would reveal a tale of two aquarists "distinct way of thinking". I'm a pretty messy fish tank guy.......not unlike these Chinese fish farmers. I'm not a big fan of constant water changes, constant substrate vacuuming, water parameter testing, or algae scraping. Other folks prefer to fuss a bit more in their fish hobby or projects. My current 55 gallon is home ONLY to the entire lot of Betta Splendens that resulted from an unplanned random egg nest guarded by a 3 dollar Petco blue male from eggs he fertilized that were produced by a 3 dollar Petco red female. Months and months later....there are now 78 adult fish from that single bubble nest in this hornwort addled 55 gallon tank. There is NO FIGHTING....and the tank is a wonderful mess. The fish at that farm in China seemed and appeared healthy...and messiness was in abundance...lol. I must say this though. If that big a$$ spider so much as dared try to lurk in or around my tank, after my initial revulsion reaction...it would be immediately extricated and either moved to the woods outside my property...OR dealt with accordingly depending on how it "behaved". Big spiders "at face level" that can "jump"...and that one most assuredly was capable of doing just that ...well it's in their best long term interest to keep ALL 8 legs on the glass until my dip net swoops in. Again great video Randy. More messy fish place videos please....
The Aquarist!
Cool video
I am so envious!!!!
I was supposed to be able to take a high school trip to China, but unrest that led to the uprising in 1989 (after graduation) cancelled the trip.
Randy, did you learn any Mandarin, Cantonese or Huananese on the trip?
6:56 that doesn't look like my water hyacinth at all 🧐
I would love to know what that was, looks like it must be incredibly efficient at removing waste....
@@Lazy_Fish_Keeper That's definitely water hyacinth, sure you're not confusing the name with something else?
@@julianaquascaped it's definitely a possibility.
Water hyacinth has the purple flower stalks, right 🪻?
pothos plant?
@@Lazy_Fish_Keeper when they’re in bloom they do
Do any of these fish get shipped to the USA? Awesome video!
I would guess no. I believe it's very expensive and rare to see Chinese fish brought into the US. Maybe only high-end goldfish.
I certainly hope not. That place was absolutely disgusting.
This video puts everything you've ever learnt about over stocking a tank! its all in the head! 100k fish in a tank must be like 3 arowanas in 1 tank! i know everything is thinking *what about the Ammonia levels* ammonia does not happen in china lol
These types of fish farms do frequent water changes to balance out the large number of fish in each tank/vat.
@@nirvanaquatics oh i know mate i'm a professional breeder i also have fishkeeping channel to i've studied guppies since 2016 and breed them myself with over 500 in a 55 litre tank of all ages .... 8 month old tank =p aslong as you study the science behind keeping fish alive anything is possible ay =D
anyone know if the coop dual air pump get louder if you only use one of the outputs? I don't always need 2 air out puts.
Any dual outlet pump will be louder with only one outlet in use. Having airline hooked up to the outlet acts like a muffler.
The dual outlet air pump is designed to power 2 air stones/sponge filters. Using only one outlet will reduce the functionality and make the pump louder. We would recommend choosing the single outlet air pump if you only plan to use one outlet.
That fat goldfish's name is called NEMO!!!
Wow
Randy, did you eat any ChangFen in GuangZhou?
sadly no. Next time! 😋
@@aquaristpodcast dang, that’s like not eating tacos in Mexico City.
Randy ur fine
High pitched noises in background were bad 👿
That goldfish looked extremely unhealthy in term of anatomy.
So sad
Never agreed with fish farming on this level, no wonder so many fish have problems. I would rather pay more for higher quality, better cared for fish.
But how do you know that the fish you have paid a premium for, hasn't come from a farm such as this?
Trouble is, we do not know. It is allabout making money and fast turnover. Most fish lovers would rather pay a little more for healthier fish.@@sandanista2002
@@JJLewin1 I know the bigger the farm the less quality the fish will be
So does no one hear that god awful noise in the background? Surely that's not pump motors.
It’s the air circulation fans, I think.
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The way Randy pronounced lychee REALLY bothered me lol
I would rather you supported Taiwanese fish farms rather than Chinese
this is why so many fish die before we get them. and die soon after. I get this is how they make money. but this makes me cry😢
Totally have nothing to do with it being a long journey from the fish farm to the pet store.
Dont like it. Dirty and monster goldfish.
Nitrates? What is that?
Great video!