You've Never Seen This Before. [Tour]

[@AquariumCoop]

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[@18jaygb]

Plss🙌... what kind of camera did you use for this footage? Super interesting material and what a nice gentleman. I'm subscribing ✌️

[@loganspence1147]

Hello aquarium co-op. Just wanted to say that I think you're a really nice geat. Great videos!

[@TheBowersj]

whats the name of the tree plant that he cooked with the fish? typoretum kyporetum

[@wolverinebear5357]

I know these folks were hit with a hurricane not so long ago almost destroyed everything, i know they prolly could use some love from the community

[@XllxSilentxllX]

This guy hands down has the best farm ever. Everything all natural. My dream life. I wish he would work more on his website. Those sky-blue peacocks are absolutely beautiful. I could only dream of having something like that. Would be cool to see an update video with another visit.

[@rhiannonk]

The internet can feel so saturated with relative newcomers, untested advice, and extreme hobbyists who emphasize perfection and expensive setups; these kinds of spotlights on people who have decades of experience (and sometimes whose livelihood depends on fishkeeping) are so refreshing.

[@nikkikennedy8728]

Well said!

[@mattfisher401]

Regurgitated beliefs turned dogma

[@1200kristy]

Agreed!

[@tylersbackyard5356]

Very well said..

[@stevefrancis1191]

Agreed I’m just finding this video and I’m hooked on everything he’s sayin because this place is just so impressive. I love learning how big operations handle everything because to an outsider it seems impossible.

[@Jotto999]

He looks like a Luke Skywalker who, after retiring from being a Jedi, farmed fish.

[@caitieeeee]

imo i would rather have seen that lol

[@MaryMakes]

Jotto999 🤣

[@MiDixieRect]

This comment deserves so many more likes

[@JamesCroney]

Use the fish, Luke.

[@JamesCroney]

@STL Fila Blame cyclical economic cycles. In 5 more years, its going to be the smurfs again. -.-

[@edgidner66]

I kind of want this dude to win the lotto just so he can mess around with fish all the time and not worry about things. I am for sure going to keep an eye out for fish they sell.

[@TankTested]

This is a jaw-dropping facility. Thanks for letting us come along!

[@NaraMouse101]

I love how he knows the scientific name for so many organisms, but has to stop and think about the common name. For me this really communicates that he's put a lot of time into research and thinking about the organisms.

[@Meowbay]

Yeah noticed that too. Super!

[@goliadfarms7029]

Common names sometimes apply to multiple organisms. Scientific names are more precise.

[@Joey-rs7uq]

I never have the interest or patience to pick and watch anything above 20 minutes or pull up a random movie, but for some strange reason, I always watch the long Aquarium Co-op videos with no hesitation.

[@mymiataflys]

After hearing the cost breakdown for filming this tour, I really appreciate and respect all you do for the hobby, which is truly tremendous in so many, many different ways. You are a special person. Thanks.

[@AquariumCoop]

Thank you. We obviously make income from KZbin but we never know which videos will produce the income. These types of videos are very costly to make with plane tickets, hotel, rental cars etc. However I think it is an important part of what we do. Making sure we search the earth to learn what’s out there. I genuinely try to reinvest the profits from the business back into the programming here. It’s nice when it pays off, also hurts when it doesn’t. However, it’s always a fun time for me at these places for me personally.

[@hotboxbaby]

Aquarium Co-Op what camera are you filming with? The quality is amazing

[@fishsauce617]

@@AquariumCoop it's awesome, I'll be sure to let the ads run, I appreciate it 👍

[@andycowdery4777]

This is the type of fish keeping that I always geek out about! Love that it's run as one big ecosystem!

[@QU35TIONZcc]

So true I'm jealous beyond words

[@andycowdery4777]

Courtz courtz if I lived in a warmer climate, I would set something like this up in a heartbeat!

[@joehalbop1928]

It's a dream to have.. Not just an aquarium but an ecosystem.. Now that's just perfect... Cheers brother/sister... Scotland

[@buckbundy8642]

Aquaponics. I want to do it so badly but I’m in northern Pennsylvania and they would never survive outside of about 4 months a year. And if I try to do it with local fish I couldn’t keep it cold enough in the summer.

[@buckbundy8642]

The plants filter the water and the fish waste fertilizes the plants. People raise fish they eat and grow tomatoes and strawberries and other plants.

[@bifuriousaf]

i would be at peace doing this for a living. what an incredible oasis they have created! Thank you and jimmy so much for sharing and to Goliad for setting an amazing standard and example.

[@Scrapla1]

Would love to convert a portion of my backyard to this. Just to come home from work and sit along ide the plant life and water habitats would be super relaxing.

[@Sparkdfeline]

Growing up in rural Australia and then "escaping" to the city I've slowly realised this is what I really want. Now I have a partner studying chemistry while I study aquaculture and the plan is finish the degrees and go back rural where property is cheap and set ourselves up as sustainable as possible. Thank you for showing us what is possible!

[@masonfern7387]

Sounds cool but I have to ask, why go to university for that? Just get out and learn!

[@Sparkdfeline]

@@masonfern7387 access. With a degree we gain access to a much larger variety of resources and data.

[@masonfern7387]

William Harris Have fun! Could always document the journey on KZbin

[@Sparkdfeline]

@@masonfern7387 We're planning on doing it for us and if we feel comfortable we might upload some of it. My partner is quite private but I will probably at least keep the Instagram going of just our fish keeping as we go along. I'm 29 and have somehow managed to never really take photos so it is fun trying to figure out these things.

[@psychojiro3439]

A greenhouse fish facility that creates its own natural fog? That’s totally beyond amazing!

[@reallytallguy16]

Corey please keep making this kind of content, my jaw dropped multiple times watching this. Seems like an awesome guy with a mind blowing facility. You're doing the lords work my friend!

[@samanthakaye6836]

The BEST fish farm I've ever seen. SO COOL!

[@sparkyperson]

I didn't see a single fish; just barrels of running water...

[@nivagsrierb8063]

Me and my wife sat down on our babysitter night and watched this from front to back. We just started keeping fish last month! Thank you so much for NO ADS. And thank you Goliad. His heart and his mission are very inspiring . God bless him!!

[@morrisfalker2773]

You know what Cory, you are absolutely right, i have never seen this before. Thank you for sharing.

[@landoZA18]

This is the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen! Love the plants and the water on the floor. And the snake and the dog. And the mist!

[@TheFishyChaz]

Living the dream! its a Fish garden of Eden love it!

[@MattC1834]

I would totally watch a part 2. Awesome place!

[@zhaezz84]

The fish, the flooring the mangrooves, it all awed me :) what an amazing littel paradise, regards Shae!

[@zhaezz84]

Think i watchet this 6 times atleast now :P

[@johnlonsinger5725]

Love the fish I've been in the hobby for 40 years also lobe the pups following dad around getting fish food water and occasional fish to eat this looks like a blessed life

[@prawnee9827]

One of the best video on the hobby that I’ve seen in a long time. Well done to everyone involved.

[@Globalfishco]

Can’t wait to watch this later. The owner gave a talk at my local club a few months back, I love how he does things.

[@TazawaTanks]

That was amazing! I love the use of all of the plants. That sump/pond is amazing too! Now I need to go downstairs and feed my African cichlids again!

[@jamesalan779]

Stop feeding them!

[@RyoWatanabee]

Wow that’s an awesome farm! Thanks for the in-depth tour video Cory! Its nice to see how different places farm fish

[@AquariumCoop]

If things line up, I’ll film a different farm this weekend

[@daspinmonkey]

@@AquariumCoop VERY interested!

[@shawnstephens6795]

This guy could teach a class in a university.

[@Kaifsiddiqi]

This guy should teach a class in a university.*

[@6___________99_____________64]

This guy probably doesn't want to teach a class in a university

[@NOMAD-qp3dd]

I think what he's got going on is way more fun and cool, and he's his own boss and probably makes alot more moolah than a crusty old proffesor. I'm shopping on the site right now 🤣

[@shadeedmuhammad8107]

No this guy should start his own university!

[@shhh_iamthenight6933]

He actually has a # of publications in field of fishkeeping, & has his own monthly column w/ "Aquarium Magazine" specifically focused on his faves which are livebearers/& if recall cichlids too.....The interviewee talking bout', not interviewer. Guy knows his stuff fish peoples.

[@Batchsloth]

KZbins approach to highlighting past videos that are well done and were moderately successful during COVID-19 is brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed this recommended video!!!!!!!!

[@hixyhicks]

This is one of your best vids you both are very natural and interesting.Thank you from the black country England.

[@wildwon22]

My kinda dream farm. Mind blown with the simplicity of this farm and the ecological centric synergy. Charles is a legend!

[@sondralawrence5919]

This is just amazing. Eutopia comes to mind. I love how they use the entire space , even the floor is functional. Thank you so much for sharing your visit with us.

[@Ava_Orchid]

I liked the guy right away when you pointed out the snake. He knew what it was. You said questionably something about the snake not eating fish as it would seem unwelcome to have a fish eating snake on a fish farm. He nonchalantly said Oh yeah they are great little fishers without any anger. It is a natural animal doing natural animal things and hes fine to share. Didnt want to harm the snake or get rid of him even fed one injured suffering fish

[@trystonstank5550]

Just seeing this now... It is a dream of mine to open a fish store and work closely with a fish farm like this one! This is beyond beautiful, creating an ecosystem that keeps itself clean and balanced.

[@rochelled1215]

He doesn't kill ANYTHING! I love it :) Thanks Aquarium Coop for bringing this to us.

[@codyscards6698]

Well he did feed 2 fish to his dogs lol

[@ronaldkasteel3459]

@@codyscards6698 and a snake

[@paducahFishFan]

I've read this guy's articles. So cool that you have him on video. What a wealth of knowledge. Thanks for helping to pass the torch to the rest of us!

[@tanyaroberson9394]

You are not boring ever Cory- just your analogies when you explain things is entertaining. And you're just entertaining when you are casually talking about every day things.

[@DEADYASSASN]

I live in Central Texas so this peaked my interest, upon looking the place is temporarily closed down because the texas winter and they have lost alot of fish. I will be making my way out there so support this guy and check this beautiful place out

[@scotthalperin7798]

This is absolutely amazing. An hour long video that felt like it was only scratching the surface of how complex this operation is. Honestly the most amazing part was you pointing out the fog and almost clouds in the greenhouse. It’s awesome that someone is keeping fish in such a natural way, many hobbyists would never believe possible. Thanks for the tour!

[@Bigpoecilia]

Corey thank you for this video. I have purchased fish from Charles Clappsaddle before and they were some of the best Sailfin Mollies ever! This video means a lot to me. I lived in Houston for a short while but never had the chance to drive down and visit Goliad Farms. Thanks to you I just had my chance. Keep it going Corey.

[@misterbgs1]

Complete circle. What a gentle soul. Nice to see this incredible keeper and what he has achieved

[@markconnelly6928]

This is one of the coolest videos I’ve seen in a long time! I got into the hobby because I’m a wastewater treatment plant operator. The different systems of water treatment fascinate me. I was excited when he said he tried out a RBC. I would love to see a schematic of this system and how it all connects. Thanks for the awesome video Corey!

[@jwayno2550]

I’m having the worst month of my life. My fathers cancer came back and it’s in his brain, I got fired from my job of 8 years for no reason. My house almost went into sheriffs sale bc I’m renting to own from a family member and he was spending my propert tax bill money every year for the past 4 years and I had to come up with 2 months worth of my income just to save it and that was only half of the bill. My 10 year old dog has cancer and was treated 6 months ago but he is down to his last month or 2 of life. I have not been able to think about anything positive for a long time. Life goes on for some and for others it’s time to complete the circle of life and this video helped me to accept that, and appreciate what and who I do have in my life. What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. I appreciate this video more than you know. It brought me out of a dark place even if it is just for today it was worth it. Thank you and God Bless!

[@alistairyoung7491]

AMAZING VIDEO CORY ,WORTHY OF BEING ON NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHANNEL ,THAT MAN REALLY KNOWS HIS STUFF 👍🏼

[@pop6997]

It was an absolute pleasure and honor to watch this. Thank you so much.

[@HappyCamperTales]

What a great video, I love watching videos such as these fish farms that are not widely advertised on KZbin.

[@CaylorsReptilesAquatics]

My first tub last year, I did something similar. Just snow/rain water, leaves, sticks etc. from the winter filled it. I added Water Sprite, two pair of Swordtails, two pair of Platies. I got hundreds of each fish type fish out in a few months. No aeration, no filter (except the plants) and no water added other than when it rained. The tub would fill and often overflow. Starting the same tannin water filled tub, this weekend. Great vid Cory. Thanks.

[@joshuawick3187]

Did you have any issues with swords and platy’s inter breeding? Maybe I’ve been fed misinformation for years but I thought that was an issue with keeping them together.

[@CaylorsReptilesAquatics]

Yes and no @@joshuawick3187 To my knowledge, I have not had them interbreed. That being said, I keep both together in numbers, so the 'need' to cross over isn't there. I know Guppies and Mollies (which I also have in the tank) can be an issue, and produce sterile hybrids. All the fish I added today have grown out in a ten gallon tank since last October, when their outside tub came down. Tons of fry on the way, so eager to move some along and begin a color and fin formation breeding project in one Swordtail. Thanks for the question and for watching!

[@iycekold]

Do u have video of it?

[@SlingdadDom]

This is inspirational stuff. Really challenged a lot of what I thought I knew about how you 'had' to farm and keep fish. Thanks for the amazing commitment to bring such excellent content.

[@laurasutton4057]

This is my favorite video from the coop. I have watched it three times. Such a nice hardworking man. I could listen to him every day and learn something new each time. He has a wonderful view of fish farming.

[@BradK02]

This guy is a legend. And with that dog in all the shots,,, just like I am Legend. 😁. This place is unbelievable.

[@goliadfarms7029]

The dogs, Oso and Maya, enjoy the greenhouses, especially any losses.

[@lexluger3490]

Definitely one of your best videos. This guys has forgotten more knowledge than most fish breeders will ever attain. It's good to know people like this still exist. Old school guys. Thanks much for sharing this with us! Really enjoyed watching.

[@huntingwolf20]

What great knowledge these old fish farmers have. This is super unique.

[@shellbert2]

I had a 20 gallon for 5 years that I never did water changes on, I only replaced the evaporated water. (Only because I didn’t know any different). I didn’t put any chemicals in to delete the chlorine. I only ran a hang in back filter, no air stone, no sponge filter, no snails no plants. I never lost any of the 10 barbs, 1 betta and an over grown common pleco! I know so much more now. Since I have 4 large tanks now and a lot of money in fish, I follow all the weekly water changing, perimeter checking, gravel vacuuming, ziss filter, canister filter, sponge filter and intake filter, snails and plants in every tank rules of being a fish keeper. My own experiences have been drowned by the hype of the hobby. With all that I know now, it’s to risky to take the chance and do what I’ve always done. Did I just get lucky for years or is it all I really need to do to keep happy healthy fish?

[@remcovanvliet3018]

If you get some fresh green willow branches, strip off the bark and soak it in water you get an awesome root stimulant. The root hormones are most concentrated in spring. Awesome facility! Love the natural approach.

[@ThunderStruck15]

Or get roofing compound. It works better

[@vicaroo001]

OMG. This is the most fun I've had, after work, lookin' at the KZbins. This guy is AWESOME and this dogs have to be the best German Shepherds in the universe. AMAZING!!!

[@amateuraquarist80]

I’ve watched this three times and I can not get enough of it. This is the content I’m dying for

[@aquaticambition9722]

Awesome spotlight! Thank you, Cory, for everything you are doing for the hobby so far. I believe you are the greatest example of how American businesses should be run, honestly and efficiently. You sir, are a true gentleman.

[@ezaquatics8991]

Awesome as always. Thanks for taking the time (and expense) to do things like this for the hobby!

[@WeldonTanks]

It is amazing this place exists! This is incredible! I would watch an entire documentary series on this place. I truly hope we can give this video the justice it deserves.

[@JHAquatics]

I am curious how he controls Frogs. I guess the fish and the snakes help.

[@goliadfarms7029]

The snakes provide control, but after the hurricane raccoons had easy access to the greenhouses and the snake population is down. Two species of green treefrogs are common in the greenhouses, but they keep the insect population down. They can be annoying when they jump on you as you go past.

[@szadec2375]

It’s so devastating combing from finishing him after his recovery from the Texas storm series then seeing this in recommended watching and seeing how beautiful and how much of his soul he poured into this

[@MadCheshireHat]

.... I just learned in my Oceanography class today that the ocean pH is lower at the surface because calcium carbonate and such precipitate out, unlike at the bottom of the ocean, which has tons of shell material increasing the pH. Funny that I'm watching this video and hear him say that.

[@jpsfish5966]

“She doesn’t let me pick them up with my hands anymore”. I love this guy!!!!

[@frolferdjent]

Wow, one of the coolest "fish room" tours I've ever seen! He has quite the ecosystem set up in that greenhouse.

[@davidcammilleri5526]

This is the BEST SETUP ever. I love the Sump fish. He is a genius. Everyone should watch this. It’s brilliant.

[@dingchat555]

Ok 1 hour video and this place looks bloody awesome after just 1 minute in. Eyes glued, finger primed and ready to click that like button.

[@caewalker9276]

Organized chaos, I love it. It reminds me of asia. You don't need all the fancy stuff. I looks like paradise . Thanks Coopy and Jimmy.

[@caewalker9276]

Ps, wasn't there snakes in Paradise too!😊

[@darrylmoore5847]

That is one of the best videos I have ever seen. I think we just saw Lucas Bretz in 25 years.

[@GirlTalksFish]

Haha, so true!

[@imabud1203]

This facility is a dream come true. Thank you for sharing this epic experience with us. Cheers from East Coast, USA!

[@poppysickle]

I’m studying in school right now but I’d honestly work a summer for free with this guy. The amount of knowledge you’d obtain would be like a decade under a professor

[@aquariumaffinity2045]

Cory thank you so much for bringing this to light, after watching many fish room breeding videos this is truly outstanding. Every other setup requires crazy utility bills and massive water changes. Please keep pushing us to be better fish keepers !

[@ajparent87]

I love how he just casually pulled some live fish out of the barrel and fed his dogs!

[@AquariumCoop]

It was a dead fish to the best of my knowledge.

[@Si1983h]

@@AquariumCoop I thought they were dead too... my daughter (a massive lover of both fish and dogs) freaked out a bit.🤣

[@ODonTV43]

Let's get this video viraling out of control

[@AquariumCoop]

I really hope people watch it in full and share it. I think it’s important for this to inspire the next generation of fish farmers.

[@barbarusbloodshed6347]

@@AquariumCoop doing something like this (on a smaller scale) would be nice a retirement plan ...

[@samhyde4995]

Aquarium Co-Op as someone who is new to the hobby and is on the younger side, i really appreciate what you do to educate and show us behind the scenes.

[@TheMackEvil]

Watched it All ofc

[@peterlink6287]

Awesome video. One of my favorites from you by far.

[@Guppy_Girl]

What an operation! His breeding methods are amazing. If I had the space and money I would love to recreate something like this, it looks so natural to have the fish in ponds.

[@orangeaquatics]

Wow this is one of my favorite videos on KZbin. This guy is LIVING.

[@Midnightwolf1333]

Oh, don't we all dream of having this kind of setup, absolutely gorgeous!

[@Addi--]

I can tell Cory is super excited to be there. Like a kid in a candy store.

[@AquariumCoop]

For sure. Took me 7 years to finally get there.

[@caseysomers9700]

So cool! I’m excited to hear he’s working on building up his live bearers, he has some variatus that I’ve been wanting for along time now but haven’t been available since the last hurricane. Great work Cory and Jimmy!

[@linguaphile8533]

Just getting around to watching this. I know Cory has talked on live streams about this place, and it's just incredible the way this place is set up. Just amazing to listen to this gentle, wise, and lovely man who is absolutely one with nature-it just oozes out of him! I love the part where he picks the baby snake off the tree and isn't the least bit concerned about it biting him, or the story about the rattlers in the yard! I'm so proud of Cory for being brave in the face of a snake...I know how uncomfortable that makes people who don't do snakes. Great tour, great vids, great talk, great place! Thank you!

[@AquariumCoop]

Yeah Jimmy and I were on edge ;P

[@lanolil]

This guy is a legend! Those German Shepherds are awesome too!

[@Ratsnake]

I love that he has no problem with the snakes in the green house. Very cool!

[@AquariumCoop]

Yes, there are a few different types. I’m not a snake guy myself but these snakes were pretty low key

[@prolific_breed]

Love how you guys captured his story of his evolution in fish keeping

[@bpayne1984]

This is one of my favorite coop videos! Great job Jimmy and Corey!

[@getthatcornouttamyface2461]

Wow! Loved the tour, probably one of my favorite AC vids of all time! Thanks for sharing

[@adamalward3450]

I love how the dogs followed you guys everywhere. Have a shepherd myself, wonderful companions :)

[@stanbe1974]

Great video. Thanks for bringing attention to this hidden gem of a fish farm.

[@rm1985ts]

Amazing to see that ecosystem thriving. I've been able to keep fish for years in what I call a "mini-ecosystem" using lower stocking and algae to maintain water quality. Recently I've started to explore live plants so I can add more stock and reduce the algae, though I still love the look of an algae covered tank. People are always amazed at my tanks and how long I have them up and running. As any dedicated hobbyist knows the average newbie will get a tank, kill a bunch of fish and give up. Admittedly I did the same years ago, long before the wealth of info was available on the internet. Once you really focus and learn how the ecosystem works you can really step up your game, even with algae alone, as I have done for many years. With most fish once you get your tank fully cycled, and I mean fully matured not an early cycle, less is truly more. If you have plenty of plants to manage water quality the only issue you really face is over stocking your tank. I do as few water changes as I can get away with. If I over stock I will have to change water for quality, but once you get your bio-load stable it's pretty much topping off. I feel that is truly the best way to keep fish. A spotlessly clean tank is not easily kept healthy. I guess I find it all interesting because I'm a fish nerd. I believe I'm in good company here. hahaha :)

[@goliadfarms7029]

One of the best angelfish breeders I knew had pea soup green tanks and his fish thrived.

[@philiprkrause]

Fantastic! 🤩 What a treat! Thanks a million for bringing us along to places like this that we’d otherwise likely never see! I think my next tank might be a tub now...

[@AquariumCoop]

I’m just glad we got to visit. I was afraid it would never happen as I had been trying to get here for 7 years. Natural disasters kept hitting them and delayed it until now. Even now they are still rebuilding.

[@Demonspeedin09]

Talk about enjoying nature daily!! Everything is absolutely stunning and the sound of the water is so relaxing 😍

[@rebeccaireland6142]

This is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. Thank you for the hard work it took to get there and get footage!

[@Golden.FishTank]

That was awesome thanks for bringing it to us!

[@CorvusOscen]

Yes.

[@j_toledo419]

Amazing place, I'd no doubt easily get lost for days in those green houses just exploring everything he has going on.. Great video

[@_marksalot]

Awesome capture of this place - any chance we can get a B roll as a supplement to this one? Thanks for sharing regardless.

[@julian.morgan]

I don't know if this has been done elsewhere on social media, but I think most would agree that it would be extremely valuable if Cory were to do a post-tour, to camera, summary of the 'take aways' from each visit. Not just this visit but all of them going back over the last couple of years. They don't need to be very long - five or ten minutes talking about things that were either inspiring, novel, surprising or just confirming of ideas and understandings. I mean its all well and good to have one's own way of doing something, and that may work really well for you but not necessarily for others, or for different species or water parameters, but when you see something like this in operation for decades its a fantastic opportunity to explode many of the myths that abound in the hobby. For example, though I find this tour both fascinating and inspiring, so much of it simply cannot apply to those of us living in colder climates. We can't hope to duplicate it on a smaller scale (without vast expense in heating through the winter months) but there are surely things that are more universal take aways and I think it would be really helpful to have these underlined and or clarified in a manner that can't really happen when Cory is focused (quite rightly) on the person showing him around. Just a thought.

[@AbdulMateen.]

This is fish keeping at its very best, amazing how natural it is.

[@GAPSYO3O1]

I have to agree with Cory at the end there, I can not believe how cheap their fish are, and at such a good quality! Definitely gonna invest in cichlids from this farm.

[@coltonbucholz6278]

It is terrible to see how amazing that farm was and to watch how badly they were hit by the recent storms in Texas. God speed good sir. The hobby needs people like you!!

[@jamesboatright4039]

This is why I love what you do for the hobby. You go to the best places and make amazing content. In my opinion best video since the original lrb tour

[@AquariumCoop]

Thanks, I appreciate it. I’m always on a quest to find the truly different. I can never know until I get there.

[@patrickharrison4763]

I really enjoy these fish tours. Each one is so unique and cool and does things their own way, yet they all share the same love and passion for fish.

[@AquariumCoop]

I hope to go back and visit after a while.

[@nikkikennedy8728]

Also I love how his dogs follow him around, peaking curiously in the tanks and gobbling up unattended fish food😂 And stopping for a quick drink right out of the tanks to wash it down. I wish we could have gotten a good look at those blue OB peacocks!

[@ChrisCorpse669]

Cant believed I waited this long to watch the tour. So good!