--' this is not community tank.. this category more into messy.. why u have to put the oranda goldfish with such fin nipper fish e.g silver dollar etc it is like a chess player get involve in american football etc.. out of theme --'
The only thing I would recommend is the placement of a few good plants in there. It minimizes stress in fish, as well as improves your water clarity and keeps your ammonia and nitrite levels to a minimal if using live plants. Overall I love this tank, also props for housing a killifish, many more in the hobby need to do so as well. You and your aquatic friends take care.
Despite all the criticism I know you're getting for the overcrowding, I rather like the assortment you have here. As you said with the varying sizes and species. Honestly as long as you Have good water turnover and do frequent water changes, as well as a large bacterial bed preseeded( Preferably Fishless Cycling). You should have no problem keeping this number of fish.
My dads rarer, I've never even seen him.. I tried to get David Attenborough on the case, but he said if the British goverment couldn't find him to pay for me then his team of wildlife experts wouldn't stand a chance.
Well I dont know what you mean when you say "rare," but those fish are probably the most common aquaria that I know. Angels and goldfish, gouramis and barbs, never heard of them (OR SEEN THEM OMG). J/k lol
but seriously goldfish shouldnt be in a tropical aquarium... they are coldwater fish.
O.K. smart-ass, There some 40,000 videos of tropical fish on youtube. Why don't you search "black-bar myleus" or perhaps "silver distichodus". Out of so many videos, there should be hundreds I bet. When you find those, I'll have you check so others I have. Good luck.
I was mocking the people who said they arent rare (I said j/k)..Some arent rare but true I havent seen many myleus in common aquariums. I have seen alot, being that i work with pets, but they arent that rare--less common, not rare, to each his own..calm down
Yes, Myleus can be found but usually as in the Red Hook variety. Mine are not Red Hooks. The same can be said about distichodus species but you rarely see the silver ones.
By rare, I meant rarely seen. Any more rare than that would put them on the endangered list and you know what that means.
I love your response to the people who say your fish selection is not rare. I too would like to know what their definition of rare is, illegal fish? You most certainly do have some rare fish in there. And as for "farquegfy", some people are just too ignorant to realize how ignorant they are.
i really like this tank! i love the randomness of the fish choice, and actually i'm sad you took the goldfish out. yes theyre coldwater but domesticated fish like goldfish are very adaptable, and your's seemed to be very healthy. anyways, amidst the crowd of haters i would actually like to commend you. good job!
Thank you for that. Yeah, it's amazing how many "experts" we have on youtube.
The goldfish were getting beat up too much. Their long waving and slow moving fins are just too much of a temptation for other fish to nibble at. They're much happier now and their fins have grown out beutifully.
Most all the fish are doing well. I even still have the tiny neons, bumblebees and a few of the ghost shrimp left.
Not sure why I'm responding to someone that not only leaves the "F" word on my blog, but can't even spell it. (lame) See my comment to bigstevemesh below for this now boring "rare" discussion. If you want "more rare" fish, you might check the government's endangered species list. (fish illegal to own, by the way.)
Have a nice day, tough guy. For someone who seems to be so concerned about wasting time, you sure spend a lot of it watching youtube videos. (almost 1000 in 3 weeks?)
Say Snotbog, orandas like warm water better, best not to mix though, pathogens do mix well with other tropical fish...but you already knew that. Looks great. Happy.
Depends on your definition of rare. How many youtube videos can you find of Black Bar Myleus, huh? How about silver distichodus? How about mola silver dollars? These are rare only in that they are rarely imported.
overstocked !!!
remove the goldfish and the cichlids.
keep the silver dollars.
PaNdeM0niuM 5 months ago
--' this is not community tank.. this category more into messy.. why u have to put the oranda goldfish with such fin nipper fish e.g silver dollar etc it is like a chess player get involve in american football etc.. out of theme --'
24languran 5 months ago
ha ha ha why is there a redcap orada in there?? they are dirty coldwater fishes, homie...
ashcan6 11 months ago
lovin the tank!! good job w/ the setup.. where did you get your tank background?
whoaitzjape 1 year ago
that one with the tiger stripe tail i see one of those in a shop i was gonna get it but it was quite dear nice fish btw
ashbuzzman100 1 year ago
@Sweeda88
Just checked out some of your vids. I'm guessing that my aquarium is probably not as over-stocked as your refrigerator.
snotbog1 1 year ago 9
That looks over-stocked...no offense...
12512cool 1 year ago 3
@12512cool
none taken
snotbog1 1 year ago
Flag tail and the one with the prominent thick black stripe on the middle of the body look nice, it reminds me of the heckel discus fish.
Thanks for sharing.
DiscusKev 1 year ago
@DiscusKev
thank you
snotbog1 1 year ago
Its better to have more of one species rather than cluster of species in one confined tank. My opinion
PBJwithTat 1 year ago
Nothing rare, nothing expensive.... And that many animals in 85g/325L is animal cruelty!!
steffenjensen1987 1 year ago
@steffenjensen1987
Yeah, those black bars.....common fish. I think I'll run down to Petco and buy a few more.
snotbog1 1 year ago
@snotbog1 what is te one with the striped tale
uberninja56 1 year ago
@uberninja56
flagtail
snotbog1 1 year ago
rare?
pwnedbyfishies 1 year ago
whats so rare?
Carmador 1 year ago
@Carmador
see comments below
snotbog1 1 year ago
wow thatz ........quite the collection u hav there.
hihihihihihihihihi95 1 year ago
that things way overcrouded
cmanclan101 1 year ago
@cmanclan101
"Crowd"
snotbog1 1 year ago
The only thing I would recommend is the placement of a few good plants in there. It minimizes stress in fish, as well as improves your water clarity and keeps your ammonia and nitrite levels to a minimal if using live plants. Overall I love this tank, also props for housing a killifish, many more in the hobby need to do so as well. You and your aquatic friends take care.
FunkyMunky1469 1 year ago
Despite all the criticism I know you're getting for the overcrowding, I rather like the assortment you have here. As you said with the varying sizes and species. Honestly as long as you Have good water turnover and do frequent water changes, as well as a large bacterial bed preseeded( Preferably Fishless Cycling). You should have no problem keeping this number of fish.
FunkyMunky1469 1 year ago
Poor fish...
Gerrixxx989 1 year ago
whats the fish called with the striped tail? its looks awesome
zabuza1898 1 year ago
flagtail (see side)
snotbog1 1 year ago
i finally got flagtail myself yay
ohsolamejames 2 years ago
Cool,,,,,,,,,,
snotbog1 2 years ago
that look like a flower horn lol
recon345 2 years ago
both cichlids but mine's an eartheater
snotbog1 2 years ago
My dads rarer, I've never even seen him.. I tried to get David Attenborough on the case, but he said if the British goverment couldn't find him to pay for me then his team of wildlife experts wouldn't stand a chance.
Spongebobsmycumrag 2 years ago
Wildlife experts huh. Maybe you're looking in the wrong places. Try Las Vegas. You know, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.
snotbog1 2 years ago
My dads rarer than your dad
Spongebobsmycumrag 2 years ago
I don't know, my dad's pretty rare. He died 13 years ago.
snotbog1 2 years ago
sorry to here that.
fishdude401 2 years ago
lol the only fish i think is kinda rare is your flagtail prochilodus
xxg00glexx 2 years ago
lolouder
The black-bar myleus, silver distichodus and others are more "rare". I do not even consider the flagtail to be rare.
snotbog1 2 years ago
Well I dont know what you mean when you say "rare," but those fish are probably the most common aquaria that I know. Angels and goldfish, gouramis and barbs, never heard of them (OR SEEN THEM OMG). J/k lol
but seriously goldfish shouldnt be in a tropical aquarium... they are coldwater fish.
kcamerons 2 years ago
Barbs and angelfish, no duh
O.K. smart-ass, There some 40,000 videos of tropical fish on youtube. Why don't you search "black-bar myleus" or perhaps "silver distichodus". Out of so many videos, there should be hundreds I bet. When you find those, I'll have you check so others I have. Good luck.
snotbog1 2 years ago
I was mocking the people who said they arent rare (I said j/k)..Some arent rare but true I havent seen many myleus in common aquariums. I have seen alot, being that i work with pets, but they arent that rare--less common, not rare, to each his own..calm down
kcamerons 2 years ago
Yes, Myleus can be found but usually as in the Red Hook variety. Mine are not Red Hooks. The same can be said about distichodus species but you rarely see the silver ones.
By rare, I meant rarely seen. Any more rare than that would put them on the endangered list and you know what that means.
You're right about the goldfish. I took them out.
snotbog1 2 years ago
wow..awesome..i haven't got a clue where u r getting these fishes from...i wish i have some of them too...anyways nice pal
shukoorr 2 years ago
thanks
snotbog1 2 years ago
I love your response to the people who say your fish selection is not rare. I too would like to know what their definition of rare is, illegal fish? You most certainly do have some rare fish in there. And as for "farquegfy", some people are just too ignorant to realize how ignorant they are.
fishyfinatic 2 years ago
Thanks again.
snotbog1 2 years ago
i really like this tank! i love the randomness of the fish choice, and actually i'm sad you took the goldfish out. yes theyre coldwater but domesticated fish like goldfish are very adaptable, and your's seemed to be very healthy. anyways, amidst the crowd of haters i would actually like to commend you. good job!
midknyte808 2 years ago
Thank you for that. Yeah, it's amazing how many "experts" we have on youtube.
The goldfish were getting beat up too much. Their long waving and slow moving fins are just too much of a temptation for other fish to nibble at. They're much happier now and their fins have grown out beutifully.
Most all the fish are doing well. I even still have the tiny neons, bumblebees and a few of the ghost shrimp left.
thanks again
snotbog1 2 years ago
rare. FUCKEN TIME WASTER.
farquegfy 3 years ago
Not sure why I'm responding to someone that not only leaves the "F" word on my blog, but can't even spell it. (lame) See my comment to bigstevemesh below for this now boring "rare" discussion. If you want "more rare" fish, you might check the government's endangered species list. (fish illegal to own, by the way.)
Have a nice day, tough guy. For someone who seems to be so concerned about wasting time, you sure spend a lot of it watching youtube videos. (almost 1000 in 3 weeks?)
snotbog1 3 years ago
Say Snotbog, orandas like warm water better, best not to mix though, pathogens do mix well with other tropical fish...but you already knew that. Looks great. Happy.
Coral5353 3 years ago
thanks for your comment, appreciate it
snotbog1 3 years ago
you have some nice fish there but i dont know why you have goldfish in there?oakietrice6 bigstevemesh you guys are downers
drewee88 3 years ago
You're right. Took the goldfish out and are now in a coldwater tank. thanks for the comment.......
snotbog1 3 years ago
yeh stil no rare fish i dnt even no y u put rare
oakietrice6 3 years ago
See comment below for my def. of "rare". There's a name for fish more "rare" than that. It's called endangered and those are illegal.
snotbog1 3 years ago
no rare fish at all
bigstevemesh 3 years ago
Depends on your definition of rare. How many youtube videos can you find of Black Bar Myleus, huh? How about silver distichodus? How about mola silver dollars? These are rare only in that they are rarely imported.
snotbog1 3 years ago
wow nice comm. tank...lots of unlkly fish possiblities...how do the gobys react with the rest?
koas1986 3 years ago
Thanks, the gobys are cool. They kinda have their own little groove in the tank. Nobody seems to bother them.
snotbog1 3 years ago
WOW!!! i'm subscibing!
waterman159 3 years ago
thanks
These guys eat well. A huge variety of flakes pellets and freeze dried foods. No live. occasionally frozen.
Flagtail's about 9 inches now. Cool fish. Eats everything.
snotbog1 3 years ago
heyy nice flagtail !!! =]what do you feed them on??
thx
2008madworld 3 years ago