BREEDING Neon Tetras in Tubs - Over 100 Fry!

[@aydendaugherty9432]

Great video, you have inspired me to start a fish tank young man. I’m 92 years old and my wife passed 8 months ago so I have been looking for things to keep my mind off her. This will be the first fish tank in the 92 years I’ve been alive. Thanks young lad.

[@braddishner8597]

I read this and want to know how the tank set up is going?

[@Misbehaving75]

I'm sorry for your loss sir!!!

[@firedogz7355]

Romans 10:9-10 “That if you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. ”

[@krishn13tv]

@@firedogz7355 he has suffered a loss and we do not need your religious gobbledygook

[@mtubr]

Much love and cheers for you. Must b heartbreaking to lose such a long time companion. This also inspired me to restart my love for aquarism and after reading your comment made me want even more.

[@WayneTheSeine]

Pretty awesome young man. At 74 I just picked up tropical fish keeping again. This makes the 4th time in my long life that I have done so. I have always been forced to give it up due to too busy a schedule. Now that I am retired I am getting back into it. I love neons and did not know they could be bred so well in captivity. I subscribed and look forward to some benge watching.

[@pauledwards5607]

you give this 63 year old hope...

[@WayneTheSeine]

@@pauledwards5607 Ha ha....indeed

[@BigBroccoli_]

I’m 18 and I just started fish keeping and I’ve got 6 neons in a 10 gallon

[@aidanan3381]

I’m 14 and I own 1 freshwater tank but this is definitely a great idea

[@Wurldly]

32, 40gal/5/10. I love how this hobby is generational.

[@bensantos3882]

I'm 127 years young, I started the aquarium hobby after watching this channel and this KZbinr. Well done lad, now back to my horse and wagon.

[@JOz-il2cr]

No way

[@irdonna]

I've been having a lot of anxiety and when I found this channel, I started watching it to calm down. I find your content very soothing and informative.

[@KeepingFishSimple]

One of the best comments I’ve ever received thank you!

[@eagz2898]

Fish are great for relaxation therapy

[@susanmeagher3951]

I so agree. This guy is so informative and really great for making you feel great apart from the fact that he is so good at breeding and caring about fish.

[@josemontalvo4532]

I’ve bred Neon Tetra’s when I was in my twenties. It just happened without trying in a 55 gallon aquarium. I never how it happened, but I was excited that it happened. Over the years I just repeated the process. I had many hiding places in the tank, so about 1/3 of them would survive to adults. I’m in my mid 60’s now. I’ve had other kinds of fish, but I’m returning to Neon Tetras soon. I enjoyed watching. Thank you for sharing.

[@petrosstefanis6234]

Some advice from an old chemist, add a de ionising resin cartridge to your RO unit, your tds will go to zero. RODI water! I use it in all my tanks. ps I love your channel, well done.

[@josephprem8861]

So coincidental, I just bred my neon tetra two weeks ago. Right now I have around 15 fry. Planning to breed more with your method. 👍

[@fritznetic4344]

Wow, that's really cool! How are your tetras?

[@fannyalbi9040]

what do feed them?

[@Lybra338]

I thought you were going to say with your mom

[@NatureStudio25]

I love neons and i really want to breed them once.....

[@bardofely]

I am really impressed. I am 69 and used to keep tropical fish when I was a boy when this species was regarded as very difficult to breed. It used to be recommended that you use "peat water."

[@muurrarium9460]

For the same reasons people use RO water nowadys: keep the funguscount etc. low, as well as the PH of course.

[@tattoocollective2599]

The eggs do benefit from humid acid and tannins. Coconut fiber has tannins so seems like either would work but the fiber does seem easy

[@elijahang507]

Neon tetras are indeed one of the most fantastic fishes to keep. Their color and mobility felt like an underwater paradise whenever you look at them in a dark background! This is absolutely informative.

[@FatherFH]

Great video, i didnt realize that it could be this simple. A few tips: Make an infusoria culture for the newly hatched ones. I think your first few failed is because you were using pure RO water. I would add some moss from a tank in the RO water. Also add Neocaridina Shrimp (cherry shrimp) to the spawn tanks and they will eat the fungus/infertile eggs and keep the fresh eggs fungus free.

[@luudantu7211]

The cherry shrimps don't eat fertilized eggs?

[@FatherFH]

@@luudantu7211 nope, shrimp don't. Snails will

[@muurrarium9460]

Most shrimp will not last long in RO water (it takes a long time to get them used to that) ;)

[@Trains-With-Shane]

@@muurrarium9460 I was thinking the same thing. Most of the research i've done says that shrimp like harder water. but lower-ish pH

[@dingodyno9016]

I think a better method for this is than the shrimp is Methalyne blue, it even says it on the bottle, keeps eggs from fungusing up

[@youtubealt243]

We had a normal fish tank with 4 neon tetras, we never even tried to breed them and yet we were surprised to see large fry swimming around (we weren’t expecting fry so we didn’t see them when they were small), we had a spongey rock/tunnel with lots of shade, and i guess the fry ate algae or fish food scraps,

[@bemigholawson5541]

Same here. They just need the right condition and space in the same aquarium. No much stressing or creating much of a scene. They just survive and do their things. Lol

[@wellyck]

I live in brazil and I actually managed to breed them naturally. I have a pound like container about 100 liters, with a lot of plants. I also put them with tanicthys albonubes. I don't know how but there is a lot of neon fry living peacefully with the cloud minnows fry. The surface plants provide alot of hiding places for them so the parents can't eat them that easily. I thought it would be a lot harder to breed them but i managed lol. I guess the secret is constant water changes, so they think it's rain water, since they breed in rainy seasons

[@RRikesh]

The minnow fry have a blue line similar to neon tetra.

[@S.Trades]

Congratulations!

[@dhouse609]

When I was a younger boy, I had a couple of these fish in my tank. These fish multiplied so fast.

[@j0hnf_uk]

I remember, 30+ years ago, that sphagnum moss was used in order to soften the water down to try and encourage neons to breed. I tried it numerous times without any success. Weirdly enough, I managed to breed white cloud mountain minnows practically by mistake, having kept them separate to my community tank fish for a week or so! Luckily, the tank they were in was well established with plenty of food available to the tiny fry, for them to get big enough to eat baby brine shrimp. And, like most, once they're on that, their growth rate really accelerates! Those pink tummies being the giveaway!

[@garysoutar451]

30 odd years ago i used sphagnum moss too breed. Pencils fish Rasboras and Tetras. With the Rasboras,it was so dark with tannins,nothing could survive!! Yet Rasbora maculata (spell check) ended up with loads of fry that just looked stunning in that dark water. Old school Beach leave believer. 😊

[@matteoborghese8398]

These are content that I like the most in you channel: real experience and updates from your fishroom, with also the failures when occours, because we learn more from the things that does't work than from the ones that works well. Can' wait to see your new fishroom when it will be. Cheers from Italy!

[@sandydimond3363]

It's very interesting process. I have 12 healthy Neons no losses after 2 weeks with me. Will begin setting up and see what happens. The remainder about rotten eggs in female is most important 👌 thank you xoxo 😘

[@glenngilbert7389]

I never intend to do this, but your dedication and persistence is a joy. Thank you

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

cringe take

[@sarahkwast1250]

I worked in a fish warehouse for a few years. We provided fish for a major pet supply chain. The most frustrating thing we had to deal with was the 'fainting' neons. We had all of our bags checked before they went into the box. We always had to wait until the fainters started swimming again before walking away from the tank. Then, within the 10-15 feet between the tank and the boxing station, there were ALWAYS more that had fainted. So we had to stand at the boxing station until they were all swimming again. It was SO frustrating!

[@RedfishCarolina]

I have a Molly that does this. It goes totally limp in you freak out out.

[@jebVlogs556]

I find this very peculiar that these particular fish(in fact all of them) have a fainting ability(which is called "immobile" stunt or faking death) weird adaptation for a survival tactic. Most predatory fish or animals in general have an auto-feed response to kill and it stops about 99.9% of those predatory fish brains from attacking if their prey "isn't moving" while sending a distress signal to other prey in the area or to other predatory fish,it's not inaudible cause they can hear subtle discrepancy sounds we humans can not hear or see(hertz has a wide system.. we can not hear anything below a 1 decibel or higher than 10 decibel) there are expections(like with me hearing at -5 to -30 that's cause have small hairs in my ear drums) ..anyways .. With neons they love rain water(they also an attuned to " *Agitated* " falling or running water that forces them to either want to drink or jump to catch clean water from the source(which is why they jump from tub to tub, yes I've solved your riddle to them jumping) reverse osmosis water has as you stated about 6.5 ph.. but I normally have mine alittle cleaner around 3.5 ph. I heat my rain water to about 100-120 degrees then allow my gallons that were heated to be naturally cooled off,I want dust,debris, parasites,bacteria to have died off.. you can pressure steam or boil your rainwater both are fine.. My betas(particular the crowntails) love when I drop just a small amount of squeeze lemon juice from the fruit into their tanks. Same with my gouramis(they love oranges) and the senegal butchers they love(cherry juice from the source) so you see all of them have likes of various fruits found in their respective regions of origins..

[@Interceptorconcepts]

Wow. You wrote a fucking novel.

[@sarahkwast1250]

@@Interceptorconcepts The downside of being a writer. It is hard for me to do short explanations. 😄

[@allanramos9003]

@@sarahkwast1250could have wrote it in 3 sentences or shorter my god😏😂

[@idoskidsattheawesomeauzzie9255]

Thanks for doing ALL of these Information FILLED KZbin Videos. They've Really Helped Me Personally, as it's Inspired Me to get back into LIFE again (as I have a few Mental Health Issues including D&A & PTSD). So once again Thank You.

[@nickhoare4551]

if your not getting 0 TDS on your ppm you may be due to change your filter soon. when you filter through your RO system it become more blocked up allowing more things through and restricting the flow of the water coming through at the same time. just something to consider keep up the videos there great.

[@d4n13lr0x]

Absolutely in love with these breeding journal style videos. Great work!

[@smob0]

I've tried neons a couple times but couldn't get them to work, I'm definitely going to have to try this method, especially since it doesn't require me to really get much. The neons in my display tank are pretty well fed, and most of the rest of the stuff in there is breeding too. Might even set something up this weekend if I get the time.

[@-yaqoob.]

Update?

[@smob0]

Got my first viable looking eggs today. I've only been doing one container and pair, but if the fry survive I feel pretty confident in scaling up to trying multiple containers.

[@Trains-With-Shane]

@@smob0 Since it's been a few more months, how did it all work out?

[@lemonlizard1]

​@@smob0any updates from the update?

[@michaelmarisca3612]

Nice video.

[@LivingDecor]

It really is that simple... I have been researching a lot to find out the best way to breed my neons and everyhing I read seems so complicated. This however, is totally doable! Thanks for showing us how simple it can be.

[@hunterm4188]

This is my favorite type of video you do, i think everyone likes it when YOU are in it. 🙌🏻 🔥

[@larrygonzalez4375]

This is the best part of the hobby; long ago, before Mr KZbin, I bred species by trial and error. You´ve got it right, be persistent and tweak things one at a time.

[@CRaXII]

I'm not even into keeping fish anymore but your video is very informative, entertaining, and very detailed even for the failed parts so excellent work! I'm a fan now

[@Wal48]

I like this approach and you did really well with it. I currently have a storage box ‘aquarium’ for Endlers. Can’t find cheap tanks easily in UK and manufacturers do their utmost to make sure they sell you as many ‘essential’ gadgets and filter media at max cost as possible. Like the keeping it simple idea with plants doing the filtration.

[@chickenfist1554]

Glad it's not just me. I've been out of the hobby for a long time but I'm still interested in it. You can't just buy a tank on its own, they only seem to sell complete set ups with things you don't want or need!

[@NativeVirgo]

Perhaps it's a better way to make your own. You can purchase the supplies online? It may take a while and you might mess up but what if you don't! 😊

[@Joshua-mv5zp]

You definitely do some of the best breeding videos. Keep it up!

[@marcochavanne]

Wow I feel lucky. Purchased 11 Neons a few months ago and all of them are happy and healthy

[@DeathHornDisst]

It’s amazing how close the conditions are to also breeding Discus. Great content. Ty!

[@krismiller5468]

Great video. This is why most asian fish farmers and breeders all keep chickens. Egg yolk is great for starting fry and as a binder for other ingredients used to feed fish of all sizes.

[@beatatarczon1402]

it didn't work for me, water got dirty and many fish died. Vinegar eels are way better solution.

[@denispitono8255]

Just a tip if u can get some catapa leaves just boil them with water, then take the water out and mix it with rain water its good for breeding neons

[@beatatarczon1402]

I have leaves but I would be scared to use rain water 💦

[@johnlowder3788]

I just bought some Tetras and you have been very helpful in breeding them.

[@carlam.9529]

Thank you so much for sharing this adventure with us. Those babies were so adorable !!! Maybe some day I'll give this a try.

[@chia_pet7121]

6:48 She wasn't playing dead. She was in shock from being called a fatty. 🐟 O.O

[@Cheetah.Lion.AnimalJam]

lol true

[@andersonrengel3156]

Felicidades por llevar con éxito éste proyecto. Muy interesante ya que en nuestra región adquirimos los pez tetra neón traídos de su ambiente natural y quizás por eso no nos dedicamos a su reproducción en cautiverio y ahora al ver cómo lo haz realizado inspiras a reflexionar en tal acción en pro sumar ésta especie a la lista de preservados en la acuariofilia ante el grave peligro que corren por contaminación y explotación en su ambiente natural. Muchas gracias por mostrar pasos a paso en tu video los procesos que hiciste y también disculpas por escribirte en español. Pero no te olvides de hacer un pequeño esfuerzo para que todos acá podamos entender mejor lo que explicas en tus videos con algún subtitulo por favor.!

[@miguelrodolfo4668]

Anderson, como faço pra visualizar os vídeos do KFS em português ? O conteúdo é Surreal, porém ... !

[@michaelbenson2121]

Challenging. Better you than me! Thanks for sharing. I'll do this one vicariously through you.

[@in4moon]

My neon tetras had no issues spawning in TDS = 300 (as long as they were well fed and otherwise healthy & happy). Try it out, and you'll might get same results. However moving from TDS of 300 into RO water suddenly, is very risky, and stressful for any fish. Neons are hardy fish, but try it with a more delicate fish, and it might not survive. If you do want to move them, acclimate gradually.

[@dingodyno9016]

So do you think it would be okay to breed them in a 10 gallon tank and doing all this except for messing with the TDS?

[@lemonlizard1]

​@@dingodyno9016you could try. It totally could work, but the tds is a great way to encourage more breeding. If you do use a low tds system, just acclimate them over time or add it through the use of a 10-20% water change. It's much less risky and still has the effect of the fish feeling a lower tds

[@teacher4deafkids]

Thanks for mentioning this! I followed the directions of the video. Within hours of placing the neons from their tank right in the RO water, it killed one fish, nearly killed the others! Too much of a shock. 10/10 don’t recommend.

[@SOUNDINTHECITY]

@6:13 the amount of skills it takes to do this 🫡

[@WolvesThaHuntard_64]

Dean has so much knowledge. Just getting into breeding fish. And I've learned a ton from you and Dean these past few months. Thanks!

[@Nikki7B]

Been following your videos for a bit now, learned a lot from you. Thank you. From 🇨🇦

[@iwontfall2ptsd]

Thanks for sharing. We just started breeding our betta. Have so many little fries. Definitely will try this once get the space.

[@Petoj87]

Any chance you could do this video for Cardinals?

[@jaymx1234567]

After watching your video I went and picked up 9, they are tiny so I will grow them bigger and try your method! I have never bread these fish before so I'm excited to see the outcome! One thing I definitely learned is patience will pay off !

[@Poeticfloetic]

*bred

[@snowyk94]

Amazing!! I love watching the process and am excited to see how they develop

[@Kaalokalawaia]

Really cool. This explains a lot of why it's so difficult to get them to spawn. Thank you

[@oliviaduncan4833]

Love your videos, so educational and help me look after my fish better as a beginner

[@rickwood7483]

Actually went out to buy pov neons today to have a crack at breeding them, and have come home to this video. Perfect timing lol

[@queenie3046]

My corydorys are constantly breeding but usually the eggs get eaten, but yesterday I found a fry that survived! It's roughly 0.5cm and I hope it survives

[@jorgediaz8382]

Great video ! Spawning neons is my next project and your video was very helpful. Thanks. I watch all your videos and in my opinion you are a good breeder of so many different kind of fresh water tropical fish.👍

[@svenjansen2134]

Love your channel. Informative and relaxing! Thanks!

[@roywhittle8284]

I love watching your vids so much so I’ve just started my first tank 4ft/15/15, I’m going to start with guppies as I really love the colours, at my age 68 years young I have a new hobby, thank you so much for your vids they are really informative 👍👍

[@osanieslana960]

I had these fish as a kid and took really good care of them. A few lived more than 5 years and got up to 2+ inches long

[@-RandomThings-8]

I’m so glad there is a KZbinr that knows what’s there doing! And I love how they play dead 😅😂 I actually have 5 neon tetras of my (all females) own and there so gorgeous

[@hgielhsa615]

I laughed out loud when you were picking out some fat ladies for your pairs. Great video

[@UnitPemuda]

Omg this one of my favorit fish for my aquascape 🎉❤

[@thieflack7132]

Keep making the breeding videos !

[@MelProductReviews]

Thank you, because of your video, I had a look at my neon tetras and discovered I had 2 males and 2 females. I had always wondered why some had slightly curved blue lines....

[@bogreen4805]

Great video! I love your breeding projects, they’re very entertaining to watch! Keep it up

[@Fishtory]

Killin' it on the videos and KZbin growth, my friend! Keep the great stuff coming

[@craighalstead680]

I am looking forward to trying to breed theses in the future! Thanks for the great video! I really enjoy your breeding videos as you go very in-depth and break things down so anyone can give it a go! Due to your Ram breeding videos I am in the process of raising fry and it has been going well. Have you ever tried breeding Rummy Nose Tetras? If so could you give me any advice I absolutely love them and want to have a huge school in my 75 gallon discus display tank but cant seem to find much advice on breeding them. Would you ever do a video on breeding them?

[@eagz2898]

Great video, I've had fish for 40 years but didn't know how to sex neons. I have bred angels but never neons. Excellent job dude

[@patrickwalters6794]

I'm new to this and I'm curious-- how do "bad brood stock" produce offspring that are "good brood stock"? Wouldn't the offspring of the bad brood stock have the same issues as there parents? Or is it largely due to how they spend their first couple of grow out weeks? Thanks for the videos, this is beginning to look like a fun hobby!

[@xythrial]

Healthier environment can help

[@donovanteale6502]

Capture, shipping and quarantine are all damaging to these fish. Many places use prophylactic medication treatments that are harsh and often build up in fish. They are certainly not the sort of fish you expect to attain the optimal egg health or number for spawning. This is why the fry tend to be so much healthier. With care you can even break the cycle of parents infecting young with unknown parasites, by raising fry in systems with no adults. Done well you will have plenty of fry to pick the best pairs from, to create ideal display fish. Dont forget we are selecting for different traits than nature selects. We want big calm chill pretty fish :) you may not achieve domestication, but you can create a bloodline with enhanced pet fish traits :)

[@lemonlizard1]

The fry are usually much healthier than the original fish, but not nearly as healthy as high quality neons would be

[@debbieurias5151]

You have a voice that is so relaxing just wanted to say that. Plus your a good teacher I learned a lot. Keep up the good work.

[@99jhonatas]

Bom demais ver peixes "brasileiros" principalmente amazonenses sempre ganhando o mundo

[@gammr3227]

brought some neon tetras for the tank in my room. very beautiful fish, very cheap and easy to take care of

[@joesteadman343]

"These neon tetras are going to be a lot better than the ones at your local store" *camera pans over to a neon tetra at the local petco with the worst case of scoliosis that we've ever seen*

[@stephen-truthseeker]

Yeah but he's now bred them and will continue to improve them.

[@StoneAquatics]

Love the videos your voice is so soothing not to mention all the little thing I’ve learned from watching

[@wellyck]

i didn't know you could leave them in small tubs with no air pump. I'm going to try it out. I'd like to know how to soften the water too

[@FlyRenegade_]

Excellent work, excellent video. You are a gifted fish breeder sharing your wisdom.

[@tudorvirlan3533]

Do you need to acclimate the pairs when you move from the main tank to the RO water. My tank has higher Ph(7.8-8). Does plopping them in there work or do you need to acclimate?

[@daphnevalencia3983]

The thumbnails look like clickbait videos by those annoying stereotypical influencers, but when I finally watched a video it was really educational and wholesome. Don't judge a book by its cover

[@rasmusdakinottosen4393]

Is it the same procedure to breed cardinal tetras as well?

[@kierynkelly7374]

Definitely going to give this a try next year when it’s warmer in sydney. Really good video mate

[@dieminion1626]

Hi Nick will you eventually be selling these on your website? Would love to keep neons but they keep dying when I buy them from lfs

[@annaleaeastley4692]

I’ve just ordered some from Aquahuna-reviews say they’ve got a much harder strain. Fingers crossed!

[@aamirzayan1]

Thank you for sharing this with us. You are making me fall in love with this hobby 😍🥰

[@yusra1519]

Can neon tetra live without heater??

[@HarryHouseGames]

I love the tetra breeding series you get better and better each time you try can't wait for the next one!

[@judasevangeliet7277]

I thought you were supposed to remineralize RO/DI water before using it. Can fish really live in water with such a low TDS and no minerals?

[@petergracemeguide1280]

I used strip's of black tape on the aquarium. Remove parents then after a week remove a strip of tape. The fry are also light sensitive. And repeat every 2 days another strip removed. I feed egg Yoke and green water. Up to baby brine shrime hatchings then Artemia as well, these will clean the green water as well. Some people use swimming pools and a pool cover just net the parents then over time roll back the pool cover.

[@ryanschroeder8263]

This guy makes Great Videos. Good info; Clear, and fun to watch. Good stuff

[@madmatts9010]

Amazing video. I was like you at your age, bred all fish that I thought were possible in tanks, and once I’d bred Discus thought mission complete. Didn’t realise neons could be bred in ‘normal’ tanks. Am 50 now and gave up about 8 years ago, but always thinking of starting again. Would be interesting to see how the commercial guys breed neons in their thousands!! Still only £1 a fish here in the uk, and for a hell of a lot of effort. BTW, I prefer cardinals but imagine the process is the same? Keep up the good work. New subscriber here!!

[@jenniferscott-massie2455]

You are so talented! I've watched a lot of breeders and you are one of the best to explain everything thanks!!!

[@stevenmoomey2115]

If you are serious about fish keeping, you need a RO/DI Water Purification Station. For my Reef Tank started out with a Six Stage RO/DI. Added a RO Booster Pump and Pre-Pump RO Strainer. Run my Pressure up to 75 psi. Latter I also added a second RO Membrane, so I can produce 150+ gallons a day. ** BTW my RO/DI is from Bulk Reef Supply, and I’m extremely happy with it. **I don’t like running my RO/DI Unless I’m near it so I can monitor it, so RO/DI Water doesn’t overflow, and go down the drain.

[@joegadget670]

Try the ZeroWater 23 cup pitcher. It will filter tap water to 0 ppm.

[@Lazarusthefishboy]

Love the profile pic Nick! Awesome video! 😎👌

[@ryancastle6750]

Fantastic video, watched it entirely. Great pace on your speech and very articulated, thank you.

[@HelloRascals]

What an informative video! - so well presented. I am not even remotely interested in breeding fish but I couldn't stop watching this video. Also, I think you might have better luck with the female neon tetras if you didn't body shame them just before putting them in with the males ;)

[@charleswieand4445]

I remember when Herbert Axel was trying to breed them in 1960s, and they figured out the soft rain water flooded out woods and used washed willow roots for breeding

[@beatatarczon1402]

why willow roots? salicylic acid? I have it in my garden.

[@andrewharmon9873]

There is a tried and true method of Neon breeding ☺. This "troubleshoot" is well played sir to say..... a simple way to keep schools of Neons in your community. Ty for showing care needed to newer fish keepers! Small fish and more videos like this help our loved hobby.

[@donovanteale6502]

I had good results with them in mullberry leaf tannin stained water. I used a similar method to zebra danios, but different light routine. The brutal bit was always seperating females from males to get them in condition for better egg yields

[@donovanteale6502]

Live food for ya breeders and fry gets more eggs and higher survival. Mosquito larvae are the best option. For adults chopping up frozen earthworm is pretty good too. But for fry getting greenwater cranking seemed to be the best strategy to increase initial fry numbers. Not sure what critters were in the greenwater but it certainly triggered a good feeding response, and let me drip feed them while at work

[@spacewalkx]

Really enjoyed the video. Can’t wait for the follow up. Thank you!

[@philipthicthener3518]

You are doing well I have bread 109 different fish in the time I had several rooms set up. Have been retired from fish keeping for a number of years now. Have you tried breeding black widows yet, they are fun to breed and would make for great content. Keep up the good work

[@pieal]

This is my new favourite fish channel ❤️

[@Loveofpets]

Amazing video! You certainly know what you are doing. The fry are so adorable! I love and have Neons and they were hard to find. Your voice is so calming and your instructions are easy to follow. I subscribed and looking forward to more videos. Thank you

[@cloudeedragon103]

I haven't seen your channel before but glad it was in my recommended tonight! This is a great video!

[@PONTOCRITICO]

Very good work, including your camera work. Unfortunately we don't see people doing what you did. Congratulations boy, keep working!

[@garryghost8972]

I will try that myself thanks

[@rabbitphobia]

I just found your channel and have watched a few videos... I like them as you don't waffle on about BS keep up the great work mate... and subbed.

[@shaunhenwood781]

I like listening to this what seems a young fellow ,having such good success with almost everything he does well done bud ,lve actually turned notifications on for you