Are these hybrids of blue &red badis?

that’s cool!

Toooo good.

what do you feed them. mine haven't eaten in over a week or atleast that I've seen??

The other two species in the vid are Badis sp and Puntius gelius

fantastic moss, shrimp like it :)

What's the song name

how many tiger barbs there ?

Really nice I love everything going on in there with the carpet and the back round see all the shrimp doing their part I also love Cardinal tetras they really pop with the green in the plants I keep a school of cardinal and neon's they add the blues to the aquarium. Great aquarium thanks for the vid.

how much time the moss grow

what is the name of this green?biggest plant in aquarium?

Thank you.

Central India.

I luv your tank and plants look really cool.

kool..... nice......

I released him in a safe spot the next day.

beautiful.... hope u dont kill it........

Bella davvero. Ma una parola di cautela, però, fare attenzione a che i pesci si mantiene con loro. Sono ferocemente territoriali soprattutto i maschi. Neon-cardinali tipi avrebbe avuto un brutto momento con questi come i loro compagni di vasca.

I have no idea why i ended with a "?"

Used a mosquito net?

used a mosquito net ;)

used a mosquito net ;)

Awesome tank man! looking well nice. Keep up the good work. I subscribed to your channel! Hope you can sub me back? =)

hold your horses! .. It got misidentified.

why does the tittle say python when this is clearly a rough scaled sand boa

The red tailed ones are Guppies. and there are cardinal tetras, a couple of Endlers and a whole lot of shrimps.

its a diy canister.

@Sadnear365 Stringy Moss (Leptodictyum Riparium).

What kind of moss is that?

I like it. Very Nice! The moss looks like shrimp heaven...

@FAIRNOUN I will try and mixup something with habitat/collection pictures etc.

Please, try to explain more about the conditions of the glass fishes origin place. It will be very interesting, helpful and rare due there are very few videos about Parambassis sp. and Chanda sp.

@7Defcon Yes, they were freshly caught at the time of the video, hance the bubbles in the new holding tank. A word of caution though. they are NOT community fish, especially the males. They are aggressive and very territorial. Best kept as species only, that too way more females than males. But they do look beautiful. Good luck.

@harshwbajpai You actually found them in the wild? I am soooo jealous of you right now. The glass fish are probably my favorite fish, second to angelfish. But yeah... I don't want you to go through too much trouble with getting the water parameters. Thank you for the offer though. Right now I have 3 local fish stores trying to get me some that aren't painted. I really hope I get a call from them sometime soon. I've also tried looking online for non-painted glass fish, all sold out. =/

@7Defcon I don't know much about their breeding but i could get the water parameters, where i collected them. They are abundant here.

Wow! I'm very fascinated with the Indian glass fish. I've been looking around for over a week to find some non-painted glass fish. They're so rare. Do you think it's possible for me to just buy the painted ones and try to breed them? Also, are all those eggs in that tank?

@TheHudzai Nah it is a glass tank. I once cleaned the tank with an abrasive scrub, scratching the whoe thing. didn't realise it was scratching until i turned the lights back on. :/ I use plastic cards now.

@7eitgeist thanks.

Acrylic tank? I saw some razor scratch. You can use any plastic card (unused credit card etc) to scrap.

Beautiful.. simply awesome!

Sexy... Is this fish porn? Lol

Nice contrast with the cardinals and the moss.

@chiraglyf I think that Malawi cichlid would really appreciate this gesture ;)

@jonstriforce 1x150W metal Halide 6500kelvin

what kind of lighting do you use?

@harshwbajpai That's a real good price! I'm trying to set up my own at the moment :)

@skidpiggy Cleaning is done the regular way.. scrape off stuff from the glass with a razor, siphon out gunk settled on top of the gravel trying not to suck in any shrimps :p and rinsing out the filter material periodically.

@chiraglyf No. Water parameters required for both species are different.

@TheRyansteven Not a lot actually. About $200 US.

Beautiful my friend! How much in total did it end up costing?