@One-Day-After-Another If you want it as pure as possible, change it if you want. I don't plan on changing it anytime soon. I only use it when the water gets low. I will probably buy another replacement kit just in case.

@@Glasshouses-tp7gm I have the replacement kit... all 4 filters ready to change... Back around 8 mos ago when I change the 3, I felt like I was doing surgery...I've yet to find a video of someone actually doing a filter change...to follow along... so I guess I'll have to wing it...

I do. I learned it the hard way at our old place. Added 9 more tanks and the humidity was through the roof during the winter time. But I didn't have a proper drain system at the old place to dump the water. Every 2 days i had to dump the water catcher. At this place, I got one running 24/7 draining into a sump. It stays around 45% humidity with average 70f temps. I still get breeding activities from my fish.

@andrewgonzales6655 it really depends on how you want to raise the fry. I personally like to raise the fry in a more natural setup. I am not a fan of constant water changes. Depending on how small the fry is, I would start by using any powder fry food or use live vinegar eels.

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No. I'm in Wisconsin.

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I don't think the aggression was the least of my worries considering they were in the dark during shipping. I did have a nice pair of albinos, but they lasted a little over a week. Out of the blue, they just died. Ate just fine. They weren't cheap either. I got the pair and the WAKO convention last year. I am hoping the guy I bought them from is back this year and hopefully ai can buy more of the albino strain.

The bag was a little to squishy. So, that could very well be just that. On top of that, the seller shipped it out same day I purchased them. So, I am thinking not enough prep time for proper fish transportation.

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Those are some pretty fish indeed. I hope you have an awesome time breeding them, if you are into that kind of thing. Thanks for the sub.

Thanks. I have since redone the drain pipe on the blackworms. It was just to noisy before. Now, it is much quieter and less splashing.

As of right now, yes. I eventually plan on relocating them into a larger tank.

@Glasshouses-tp7gm Oh ok. Just a suggestion, in a future video that would include those bettas if theyre still in those small breeder boxes, you could inform any beginner watching that a betta should be in a minimum of a 5 gallon by themselves. I feel like too many people already are misinformed on the tank size for these guys and your video isn't helping unfortunately. Not trying to be rude in any way, just want the best for these bettas!

@@nini66676 No problem. I have been looking at the cubed tanks from Petco. Funding is going to other places right now. I do plan on having a more dedicated Betta stand for housing/breeding section.

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Yep. Nice and tall for what it is. Just sucks that the 29g standard glass lids are a little to long.

I think I just found the actual tank at petco. It appears to be a 37g tank.

Man. I didn't really see it until now. That sucks because it was advertised as a male.

@@Glasshouses-tp7gm ya but now you have a pair 🙂

@@garysmith766 well, not anymore. I was netting her with a small net and she jumped out landing square on the thin carpet. I think her swim bladder popped. She can stay up rightish at the bottom, but can no longer stay a float. :(

@@garysmith766 just wanted to give you an update. She is actually swimming around good now. Must of been in shock for a couple of days.

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Awwwe love that! ❤

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Richard "cough" so ho is your fish room tour video coming along "cough" 😉😁

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