Buying Altum Angelfish to Breed for Profit!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2020
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Those are scalare, usually sold as "Peruvian altum".
Exactly, He would have known they were not Altums anyway just by the price he paid for them
Looking forward to your new fishroom update!
Thank you!
Holy Cow, they are beautiful. I hope the build is not causing you too much stress. As always I look forward to your next video.
I’m managing 😂
Hoping for the best on your fish room! Those angels look beautiful
Yes thank you
Love the new angels! Variety is the spice of life.
Ahhhh, alyssa and her quotes
KeepingFishSimple lol, KFS and his angelfish
Awesome video mate, those angel fish look great, keep up the amazing work
Thank you
Beautiful little fish - the do look like they are Peruvians - if/when you get true altums they take a lot longer to mature - up to three years. Looking forward to following your progress.
Each appears to have the Altum characteristic notch on the nares. The overall appearance appears true. Good luck on breeding them.
Thanks for the info!!
They’re not Altums
No matter what, fantastic looking Angles.
Nice 1
Yes
You have some very good fish!
What a great channel. New sub ⚡️🐠. Wish you great luck with these altum breeding.
Good luck with your business & hobby!
Good stuff bro..Hoorah!!!
Hahaha
Beautiful and I'm no expert but they look true Altums to me.Good luck with them .
We will see!
Not sure 🤔 haha but also they look like juvenile manacapuru Angels. I used to go some. Anyway every of them do look beautiful. Good luck for getting some pairs 😊
Great video like always 😃😎 Angelfish are incredible lol, I got a new guppies strain and some Limia Perugiae uploading the video tonight 😊
Cool!!!
KeepingFishSimple
Yeah lol
Nice ❤❤❤
Yay
Aw man, living the dream! I’ve really thought about renting a space and getting a ton of tanks and nice fish to breed but there just isn’t really a market in my area and I’m hesitant about selling online
I think you should give it a try! Instead of sending around to individual customers, try and sell to some wholesalers. That way you can pay for the best shipping because you’ll be sending lots more fish in one go. And instead of sending tons of packages a week, you’ll send maybe one or two.
KeepingFishSimple oh interesting! Thanks for the idea!
Awesome...👍👍👍🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹...
Thank you
nice fish
Thanks
Altum and blue zebra angles.Whats the difference
Where do you sell your baby angle fish
Was the breeding successful?and How was it? And what challenges did you face? I'm very excited to know that please if you have video of that then please tell me! I know you are a good young man in this community i love your work god bless you boy😊
Those are Scalares, as easy to breed as typical domestic Angels. Very few people in the US have ever unlocked the key to breeding Altums. I made a nice living at one time raising hundreds of thousands of Angels, and to a lesser degree Discus. Never had them spawn despite trying everything I knew or hoped would inspire them to spawn.
Look like baby Altums to me. I have 4 wild caught that are about 4 inches.
Is a 15 litres tank okay for angel fish?
I have 2 given to me by a friend of my dad
The tank has a lot of guppies and planning on getting a corydora catfish
100% Altums. You can tell by the fin angle. Not only are they longer but go up and down at a sharper angle.
When will you update Apistogrammas part 3😂
Probably not on this batch. Might do a similar series with another type of Apistogramma later on, and in that series update you guys. They are doing perfectly but 👍
These look like “peru altum” which are wild scalare from Peru. They grow similar too true Altums but aren’t true Altums. Only time will tell for sure what they are but to me they look like regular scalare wild caught
Hello. Man can I ask you regarding my 30 litres aquarium? Please! I have 1 nerite 1 placo 2 cherry 1 zebra and one leopard danios and also 2 paradise fish do you think that are a lot fish? For 30 litres tanks? Also after how many days my bacteria and filter is. Gonna to work properly?
Maybe too many I think
Wow you read my mind I was going to buy an altum as well. How much is the altum fish in your country?
$500
25 pound a piece in Scotland
45$ peace i paid my couple days ago for 11 of them 40$ us. True my are bit smaller like 2,5-3 cm but that is just bit frther from yours.
I want pinoy angelfish. But they are rare as hens teeth in Australia.
I’ve seen a few around
That tank looks a little dark, have you thought about getting more lighting?
They don’t mind it dark
@@KeepingFishSimple they even prefer it darker.
hey bud how are ya my kribensis are getting ready to spawn again so if you would like to see got to destroyer 2697
How u decrease the pH to 6?
Peat moss of seachem acid buffer.
which store was that? cheers
There are some in BNE. Call around
I want to add some angels with my cardinal and Rummynose tetra’s. Now i have a question. How do i avoid that they eat them? (I have a tank of 125 gallon) and how many should i add?
If a fish will fit in another fishes mouth the fish will eat it.
You could keep young angels in and hopefully when they grow to their full size they will be "friendly" together. If your cardinals and rummy nose are full size there isn't alot of danger to your tetras.
Runny nose tetras and cardinals are pretty dumb they don’t avoid the predator when it comes to putting them with angels.
They are Pterophyllum Scalare, not Pterophyllum Altum, since they do not have the distinctive and unmistakable notched snout.
They are true altum
Hilarious. No they aren't. They are Peruvian Scalare. In fact, not even good examples.
They look like Manacapuru angelfish to me. Beautiful fish and pricy too
Haha
No Altums, they are scalare. I kept and still keep natural forms of scalare. I breed rio nanay (peru altums) myself right now. I'm pretty sure this is not an Altum. I think he has got to change the title of the upload... It's sold as a Peruvian Altum because the higher body shape, mouth shape ("saddle mouth"), just like Altums have, but less pronounced. So in fact this is a Peruvian Scalare and not a (venezuelean or brasilian) Altum. The difference is that altums still have a higher body, thin bright (almost white) lines near both sides of the black lines. Even when they are young you see the difference or potential... So there are still enough charasteristics indicating this is a scalare in my eyes (though never sure !!) I guess on scalare rio nanay, manacapuru, or maybe even santa isabel. But still a beautiful natural form and easier to breed specie then Altum . 1:50 : the angel (top middle) has a little kink (i don't know the exact english word) on top of his/her head. It's a typical thing in afterbreed pterophillum. I see it in a few % of my rio nanay young as well. i cull them. The rounded dorsal fin is typical for scalare rio nanay, but as well for Altum Rio Atapabo, so that does not determine anything. Check beautiful video's of Simon Forkel on youtube, when you wanne see interesting uploads about natural scalare and altums. He's a master breeder of bought of them in germany. he wants to change his scalare tanks into all altums breeders and growup tanks. He knows his stuff.
You can get Altum's in Australia, but they fetch over $500 each for them. The ones you have are not Altums, but they are a perfect breeding project, Trust me, if you do have the cash to get real Altums and manage to breed them, your customers wouldn't want to be paying the high price tag anyway, Altums in Australia are for Angel enthusiast's due to their price and difficulty to breed
One day I’ll be the real ones to try and breed
Pointy noses..plus I may never have kept Altums,but I've kept a million Angels. I'm committed to my 920 liter Rainbow tank,but does have a mated pair of Scalares. Not exactly Altums and much smaller even as adults. But,easy care and still Angels.
If they’re Altums they’ll take about a year to mature off
Siento decirte que esos peces del video no son altum. Son escalares. Aún así, bonitos peces. Saludos.
You got screwed.
Yes these as the so called Peruvian Altums which are, as previously mentioned, P scalare from the Rio Nanay. The problem is many LFS think they are just common silver Angels as they don’t develop their distinctive body spots until they are nearing maturity…
You may be interest in a video I put on my channel a while ago?
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I have a question does any one know anything about breeding white cloud minnows.
And my baby guppies are like 7 week old and they all look like females do you know why
Edit: love the videos new fish room vids coming soon?
I bred white clouds. What’s your question? As for the guppies, sometimes the male traits don’t show for a while. Or if you had a small spawn it is possible to get a disproportionate male/female ration
Lily A. My question is what it a good set up for them to breed and how do I know the difference between male and female because no video helps at all. I have them in 10 gallon tank with java moss but the 10 I have don’t seem to breed. Do I have to feed them something? Set the mood? I’m confused. Thanks
Brayden Strock Java moss is good! They might like some floating plants too. Hornwort, guppy grass, frogbit, stuff like that. If they’re still young they might not be breeding yet and it might be hard to tell, but the females will have a rounder shape around the stomach. Males will be more streamlined. I breed mine in a tub pond so they get their own live food. You could try frozen baby brine shrimp or Repashy spawn and grow. The fry are incredibly small. Think eyelash with two little sparkles. If you want the best yield in a tank, I suggest moving the adults when you see eggs. They prefer cooler water and a strong flow if you can provide it
Thanks! One more thing is the males have been trying to get the females to go in the moss and flaring there fins. The problem is there is one female they can breed with the rest of the females I can see are to young. Is that a problem
Yes videos soon
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Always here!
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Look like Altums to me they seem to have the makings of that deep body
Those are scalare angels . not Altums ; actually false altums ' Peruvian altum '
Man.. I actually think they're real.
They’re Peru Altums which are just a fancy name for wild caught scalares from peru
69 Tanks mate?
This fish are not the altums Angels 🤨
I'm trying to understand this. You "think" these are Altum Angelfish, but you're not sure and you're planning on selling them as Altums? Um....
Not planning on selling them for the price of real Altums
you was ripped off, i just paid 9.00£ for puru altums.
They are unlikely to be altums, Chris Englezhou is the person to ask on altum angels though, he has caught them in the wild and recorded a lot about them. I would doubt they are, I have frequently seen angels coming from Czech listed as altums and they certainly aren't. Altums sell a lot better it seems. Their likely Peruvian Pterophyllum sclare or from memory the angelfish of the Rio Negro are also similar. Their high deep bodied fish that can look similar to P. altum. I have a few P. sclare at work directly imported the Rio Nannay in Peru and often those less versed in wild Pterophyllum say their P. altum when their very clearly not.
Yes it’s tricky to know what’s being sent around
KeepingFishSimple so true. The species has been largely unknown and so many misconceptions. The more popular the more misconceptions there are. It is well difficult.
Altum angelfish have never been bred in captivity. So if those were captive bred then there is your sign. When someone does it will be a big deal
Hard to find US breeders, but there are several German breeders.
Altum angels have been successfully bred in captivity, But Altums will not breed till they’re 3.
I guess by now you have figured that they aren't Altums, they are indeed Peruvian Scalares. They are often referred to as False Altums, do a Google search. I raised and sold probably 100 thousand or more of these to a wholesaler in the early eighties. I hate to sound like a jerk, keep an eye on them, your particular fish have horrible dorsal fins for a Peruvian Scalare. They may have just been reared in a tank too small as fry without enough water changes and the fins are burnt. But, the fins should be much longer and pointed. Not at all blunt like yours. You would be doing a disservice to the Angelfish community if their fry have bad fins and you don't cull every last one of them. The last thing the hobby needs is more crappy angelfish out there.