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Shopping for Exotic FISH on the Side of Road!! ... (worst ever?)
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[@coralfish12g]

Again, really sorry about the bad audio 🙃 Prettty interesting how different things are over here in Bali! Let me know what you guys think... I will be circling back to answer questions and respond to comments!

[@BenBetta]

They also do this with betta in Indonesia jarakata. The one selling on side road are mainly to make money feeding for family.

[@dhafer6280]

I've been living in Indonesia for a while now. Where ever you go in Indonesia you will find birds for sale. In Jakarta there are fish markets, bird markets, and other pet markets. They are really different then other places and some aren't cared for that well but it's mainly because of their culture. I'm already used to other cultures doing things differently. The fish market I've been to has both saltwater and freshwater stuff for really cheap. You could buy really cool coral for under $3. You can also find sharks and other uncommon stuff.

[@TheCelineDionChannel]

Buying fishes on the roadside is common in many nations . The US wants you to buy from established stores where you pay much more for the same item. That way everything is taxed and over priced. im glad you travel outside the US to see how the US chose to cut of small people to favor companies . Roadside shops gives many people an avenue to make extra money to support their families . i lived in the Caribbean where i get fishes from small fish breeders . no fish was over 1$ - $5 USD, but in the US where i live now , most decent fishes are double and most times triple in price and even more . i have a salt water tank at both homes , and it costed me 100 to to stock my aquarium in the Caribbean but the same fishes here cost in the Thousands here. the quality of the fishes i bought from roadside vendors was also far superior to the ones i buy now from the US pet shops , the fishes lived longer and more resilient . We have gotten used to paying high prices for everything in the US so when we see cheap prices we question the quality of the product being sold

[@micahlovesjesus3437]

So George, I noticed the date at the beginning of the video was for February. So, where are you currently in your adventure?

[@naic4921]

It's the same here in the Philippines you can buy cheap fish like that beside the street.

[@Mr_pai_pai]

The roadside vendor has better looking fish than most Petcos and PetSmarts.

[@danieldesouza2974]

Straight facts

[@ricardoteapila4269]

dude, my dragon scaled betta is not even as good looking as the one the dude picked up. I am jealous

[@NINJUNK00]

Literally the same fish you can buy at petsmart

[@gerbenbakker_]

That is because the fish are very close to the place they were bred. The fish were not shipped all over the world.

[@henryburke1979]

lol

[@cael7919]

George is so respectful to other people's culture...damn thats rare on KZbin nowadays

[@madelinesaez3574]

Love that you understand and put into perspective that cultures have their own way of doing things. Not only are you trying to understand but you're also interested. You keep us informed and knowledgable as well. Thankful for your videos! stay safe and healthy.

[@gardenofweedin5373]

I agree. I really appreciate his objective approach to this topic.

[@ariefinns]

well actually, we also more proper fish store here in Indonesia especially if it was in big city only have to look for them and you will find it. yes, most of it it may look less pro if you compare with the fish store on most of the western country. But hey we are getting there, but even with less advance equipment most of us Indonesian still manage to keep them right. Can't agree more with you, great respect to him.

[@TheCelineDionChannel]

Buying fishes on the roadside is common in many nations . The US wants you to buy from established stores where you pay much more for the same item. That way everything is taxed and over priced. im glad you travel outside the US to see how the US chose to cut of small people to favor companies . Roadside shops gives many people an avenue to make extra money to support their families . i lived in the Caribbean where i get fishes from small fish breeders . no fish was over 1$ - $5 USD, but in the US where i live now , most decent fishes are double and most times triple in price and even more . i have a salt water tank at both homes , and it costed me 100 to to stock my aquarium in the Caribbean but the same fishes here cost in the Thousands here. the quality of the fishes i bought from roadside vendors was also far superior to the ones i buy now from the US pet shops , the fishes lived longer and more resilient . We have gotten used to paying high prices for everything in the US so when we see cheap prices we question the quality of the product being sold

[@staceyroberts3468]

TheCelineDionChannel that’s really interesting about the prices and conditions u experienced 👍🏻

[@Walkerbtween]

I live in a small town in Illinois with a little fish shop in a hardware store and only 20 miles away from a moderately good sized city of around 400,000 to 500,000. Sadly, that road side stand had a better and healthier selection than I have locally available to me. ☹

[@rodrigotorrez]

Life’s still miles better in the USA

[@Keon_MkIX]

Well the fish in the US are usually quality and that is kind of better because most of those in 3rd world countries are wild caught and not good for the environment where as aquacultured fish are captive-bred and less likely to have parasites

[@NoName-it4uu]

@@Keon_MkIX not entirely true since most of these "quality" fish are bred outside the US. (I'm not saying that all of them are but since the US weather isn't really that great for breeding fish all year long especially tropical fish, that's why some stores just import them from the outside and most of them came the SEA nations where big fish farms can be found.) You can actually see this in some of the other KZbinr's unboxing videos where some of them says where it came from. In the case of saltwater fish, one of the reasons it is pricey is because it doesn't go straight from breeder to consumer/pet store, there are usually people that operate in the middle of that transaction which could add up in the final price.

[@flavianadine3862]

Hey! i’m from Indo, and let me tell you that this is something really common in Indonesia! and a lot of ppl also prefer to buy fish from the streets bcs the price is much cheaper! there’s not a lot of stores for buying fish here, they’re usually located at malls and they’re hella expensive there, so a lot just buy from the streets😊

[@g59_kate]

Everyone: coronavirus Him: *tells ducks to stay away from the road*

[@swixhayes3877]

I knew he wouldn’t be too happy about the fish but honestly at least their fish looked healthier than the one I be seeing in the pet stores. The beta’s especially

[@charlesarmstrong3131]

the fish was not that good but at Petsmart, there is a lot of dead ones every time you go there I really feel bad for the birds and how cramped they are

[@aje8790]

Joey Snow I thought they looked good

[@royaleexrabenedictus.m3687]

Well you must see china

[@eduardoantonioorengocosta9415]

FIRST OF ALL STAY SAFE! The Road Side Sale is popular in all 3rd world countries, and they are some AMAZING finds within the scope of the varety! I love birds and have 7 aquariums. The audio was fine, the fact that you took time to just stop and record your find was AWESOME! Got to give it ti you for your interesting perspectives and great "local" vibe you report on everything you do! LOVE LOVE LOVE your vids!!! Keep up the outstanding travel and thank you for all that you bring to us here in the states!

[@rachaelpetersen3449]

I came across this channel recently ,not expecting to like your content so much! Such a genuine person and animal lover. I’ve spent my quarantine trying to watch as many videos as I can. Loving the work keep it up!!!!! 💛

[@huskysings9536]

Some of the birds and fish couldn’t even turn around it made me kind of sad :/ but I get that’s how it is out there

[@Mr.Plant1994]

I’m sure they can’t afford to have their fish die, or even if they can it’s still In their best interest to keep them alive because the more they can keep alive the more they can sell.

[@joncanoc6544]

Him: They have birds if you want to see them. Me: Nah im good. Him: *proceeds to show birds.* Me: Ok then.

[@StephanieQuiroz-ps9nl]

That caterpillar was so fast omggg

[@falachyusuf6917]

Bro I think you must go to raja ampat papua Indonesia... There is so many kind of fish one of famous destination in Indonesia ... You must go there

[@gibbousrage6547]

It is so amazing how you can appreciate other cultures (even if you don't agree with how they do things). Its a few point more people should have. Its so easy to be ethnocentric, especially when you see something so different, but you explore the world with open eyes and an open heart and it truely is inspiring!

[@arianisekarkinasih7698]

Back to old days, i used to buy it after school, yes the seller is in the front of my school!

[@dylanhennefer9066]

Who else has that sense when he uploads. Or just me

[@huskysings9536]

Dylan Hennefer lmaooo I felt that

[@abyankabir1910]

I have a 120 gallon mixed reef tank which is a year old. U inspired me to start keeping a reef tank. Keep up the good work.

[@CassYaKnowIt]

❤️ love seeing your adventures you’ve had for the past two months. Glad you’re home with the fam! Say hi to Ted 👍🏻 stay safe

[@destinationaddictionsamsar7894]

In the Philippines it's a mixture of both outside cages with inside. I know some shops with amazing planted aquariums and those with shitty ones. It really depends on where you look and where you are.

[@WTFitSnOtRaNdY]

Definitely different from what we see here, but then again, we pay a premium here in the states to get fish and birds the way we do. Realistically speaking, mollys are sold for about $5-$6 here and that price would be siginificantly lower if we didnt have to go to big stores like Petco where the fish are passed through different distributors and each adding a price onto each fish as it goes thru the system. Same thing goes with corals, if we lived in Bali where most corals come from, the price would be significantly cheaper as we would get it almost from the source rather than go thru 5 different channels.

[@michaelmccarthy4077]

"if we didnt have to go to big stores like Petco where the fish are passed through different distributors " 1) you don't have to go to Petco or other big box stores 2) they pass through _ONE_ distributor before getting to one of those stores. The chain is farm--->wholesaler--->store for domestically raised fish and farm--->int'l wholesaler--->US wholesaler---->stores for imported fish.

[@leorcitaku2434]

My store has 7 aquariums and there is only one store, so you should be thankful of the things you guys have I don't even have oscar fish that's the fish that is boring at you guys stores and you still complain. Sometimes I wish i was there just for the fish and the things you have there.

[@christophe7070]

Bruh. That's not always the case though. I live in Jakarta and the price for imported, exotic fish are relatively the same as native fish (motoro stingrays usually go for 60 usd and maru snakeheads, native fish from borneo, will go for 55 usd). I think it's more about availability, rarity, and the fact that Indonesia practically taxes nothing. We can get a bag of 50 mollies for 6 usd.

[@rue6173]

Honestly this just kinda breaks my heart I know it’s a different culture & stuff but it’s still hard to see them in these conditions

[@9thislandcorals825]

Still better fish care then petsmart 😂

[@tonyajaya]

In my country,there is fish store too but many people buy it from the streets because it's more cheaper (indonesia)

[@lynncarolmonk]

Many years ago as a kid in London, UK, I used to go to a street market on Sundays where they sold fish just like this. If you can imagine selling tropical fish in the street in winter in the UK, they used to have them all in small jars that they kept topping up with boiling water from a kettle every 15 minutes or so. I used to buy a lot of fish there. The fish were always hardier and better quality than any I bought from aquarium shops at the time. A few years later, new regulations came in and all live animals were banned from being sold in street markets in the UK.

[@mollysnow1212]

Haven’t even got the notifications on but yet I get it as soon as it comes out 🥰😂

[@codyshowalter583]

Welcome to the pet industry of Asia, I was in Ubud for about a week last year and I remember roadside fish shops like this. I live in Shanghai and have traveled a lot of Asia and yeah most pet stores are pretty much just cat and dog. Lots of markets and little fish shops like this one all over Asia. The markets are much bigger and a lot more variety in what you will see. The pre bagged fish is always a strange sight but fish move quick so it's typically not an issue, although I was in a fish market in Bangkok in February and they had stingrays and all kinds of monster fish pre bagged like that. It's a different world the pet industry in Asia.

[@aquaworldgr176]

George you are the best!! You are the reason I stared KZbin!! Lots of love from Greece.!!

[@christophe7070]

That's just how people do it around there. I don't know how they keep the ammonia from going up and things like that but sellers in Jakarta here pack everything like this to markets (from tetras to stingrays to tarpon) day in and day out and the fish seem fine.

[@heatherfranklin47]

You have become a world traveler! You have come along way since your college dorm videos!

[@jasminetiara6873]

there's a lot of fish seller on the roadside in indonesia, it's a normal thing but there's marketplace in surabaya, east java, indonesia that sells so many fishes still with cheap price, maybe one day you can visit that marketplace.

[@johna9530]

You don’t need proof that people are buying, for them to still sell them they must make a profit.

[@kaorisensei4866]

The 1st fish introduce, its a goldust molly

[@staceyroberts3468]

It was nice that u presented this without trying to judge the situation. A roadside pet fish market is new for me. Hahaha. But works for their situation. Was the water in the big tub, maybe river water? I’ve been in chicken houses here at home... USA... and driven down the hwy to see chickens stacked in cages by the thousands on a semi truck bed and it all really gets to me. Just as much as all the birds in the video, plus all the fumes they must breathe in all day. Seeing such beautiful birds in cramped quarters. Wondering when is the last time they got to fly. And we have that at all the pet stores here too 🤷‍♀️. I wish us ole humans could do animals better but everything revolves around money, I guess. They r all so gorgeous and I always feel bad for them. I’m not a vegetarian and I do love seeing animals up close or holding them so I guess I’m part of the durn problem 😏

[@ravielian6718]

Street fish vendors are without a doubt the best thing that come to my elementary school years back then

[@13luberri]

love bali indo , but you should really get a translating app, sim card, and the app xe . XE is a currency exchange rate app and the currency is rupiah mainly. the exchange rate is roughly like 1$=13,000-14,000 rups.

[@DeeFromBrooklyn]

That's why traveling is so important. They also raise all those fish without the gadgets we have. Great video

[@TOMReefer]

No problem on the sound! It gave a real life look at the roadside fish vendor 👍🏻 nice job!

[@cicisullenger8115]

This was kinda hard to watch :( the birds all crammed in a small cage... I can’t imagine how many die.

[@paoloco9672]

not only that but a lot probably arent legal such as the oriole and owls lol

[@amberhalvorsen7197]

It’s very interesting to say the least on how different things can be away from home. I would love to see their reactions if they saw one of our lfs. We are truly very lucky to have the variety and quality that our local shops provide. Thanks for another great video George, hope you are safe and healthy!! Thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family

[@kiraballantyne6758]

Loving your travel videos. I am learning so much.

[@mercygirl317]

i didnt really mind the fish stand.the fish were beautiful..more beautiful than pet store fish and worth the money.those birds however idk how to feel.im feeling different about them cuz they seemed cramped and had no room.although im sure they do after theyre bought.i just wonder how long theyre kept cramped up like that.it probably is normal there though and hopefully theyre sold quickly and regularly so theyre not like that too long.those fish were 😍👍 i wouldve bought so many.

[@randomgeyser17]

Thank you for posting this. I hope this adds to people’s perspectives about keeping animals in tiny cages/tanks...

[@marypaigeflynn4512]

Like you said,it's a different culture. I feel like they do the best they can with what they have there, because that's how they make their living. We all have seen animals kept in pet stores in much worse conditions... Nonetheless it's always interesting to see how things are done in other places even if it's not something we personally agree with. glad to see you though and hope you stay safe and well ❤️ much love from Portsmouth Virginia

[@agkilian]

I spent some time in Jakarta in early January and did not see any roadside fish stands but in the city they do have fish stores. Many more bird and rabbit stores but I did see some fish ones. Also my friend in Jakarta said that many people just drive their birds around on mopeds so keep an eye out for that! So animal welfare and care is different in Indonesia but its cool to see that no matter where you go in the world beautiful animals and colors capture the human eye.

[@ndaruharyo1126]

Both street vendor and high end fish store do exist in Indonesia. The street vendor one are quite interesting because sometimes the fishes are quite decent and cheap because they didn't pay any rent expenditure (well except for street vendors who selling expensive rare fishes & animal). Some even selling fish in their bike! I believe all Asian countries have street fish store like that. Oh yeah perhaps it's pretty cheap because fish farmers are plenty in Asian countries such as Indonesia. So the fishes isn't hard to find, hence leads to their cheap price. Well.. high quality fish, rare, and other "luxurious" species are still expensive too ofc.

[@pilarandreamarquez1045]

In the PH (Philippines) sometimes the quality of fish inside a pet store is same with those who are selling on the roadside. The only difference is the stress that the fish are into, I bought 9 common goldfish from a stall beside a wet market costing around $2, its been two months and only 4 are alive. The others died of ich but the rest are doing fine in my outdoor fish pen, getting bigger than my fancy goldies in my indoor aquarium. You may want to also visit the PH, many are fish lovers here and most of the hobbyists also breed bettas and goldfish on their backyard. Nice videos btw! Keep them coming. 😀

[@aries8428]

0:49 Are those baby Koi OMG this is amazing

[@azhararisto6600]

There is a store for only fish in indonesia, the fish are like almost the same but in the streets their cheaper

[@erkaanobut5209]

ツE they’re** lmao sorry couldn’t stop myself

[@superlemon3]

It's actually very common for fishes to be bagged up and displayed like that in Asia. Well for at least from where I'm from. If you ever do stop by Hong Kong in the future, do check out the goldfish market/pet street. You see a whole street selling different type of animals and row upon rows of bagged up fish from guppies to huge discus and plants. I know it might look very cruel to most people who are not familiar with it, but those fishes don't stay on the racks for very long before they get sold.

[@randysalas1166]

Mollies were the first fish in my tank and I think those were Dalmatian mollies (white and black spotted ones) So those were definitely my favorite of the bunch !

[@mrsantiaji]

u need to go to "pasar jati negara, indonesia" it is our heaven for a fish lover @CoralFish12g

[@indradv4579]

Yeah in pasar Jatinegara fish market at the center of Jakarta, Indonesia there are many common fish and rare expensive fish as well displayed in plastic filed with oxygen. The market opened from the dawn time.

[@TheBayurimba]

After bali, you should go to jakarta and gi to Pasar Jatinegara. They open at 3am. More fast, more you get.

[@andrewkyletrisbiantara1046]

In Indonesia, it is very common. In some places like Jakarta, there is a traditional fish market that sold live fishes. Some sellers also sell blacktip sharks. There are also fish market that sell predator fish, even though it is already illegal in here.

[@RomeuRomeu]

5:59 george entering the balinese grave

[@Jay-oh1on]

Keep it up love what your doing

[@f150_blue]

ya you are right it is really weird!!!

[@nathanaelhalim8191]

U need a new guide mate. Most of your question come out differently in his translation

[@yovinkaa2810]

it's different, from the way i see it, US sell fishes in the markets for the vendor, Indonesian people sell fishes as their job, their only income. But not all fishes are sold like that, there's still traditional fish markets and all :)

[@dangging]

Amazingly, you can find peacock bass, american paddlefish, and sturgeon (american fishes) sold as pets in jakarta's street seller fish market. The price is quite premium about 70 dollar but they sold in one of street in Jakarta (Jatinegara). If the price is about 70 dollar, they will keep them alive for sure (and it is in the same plastics). Don't worry for the fishes, they will stay alive for one day.

[@alyssesteve3351]

I like that bright yellow one and the lovebird and the ducks and the Dove 🕊

[@Neonna777]

As an Indonesian to buy fish or fish related stuff depends on the area. But yeah most of the time fish shop is by the road. But not all of them like this there's some that's in the building but selling animals by the road like this is normal. Usually the one that's in the building is way more expensive so it's cheaper to buy one from beside the road. It's true that pet shop mostly only sells cat or dog related supplies. So yeah it's kinda hard to find fish specialized store in Indonesia if it's not through online shop, especially in Bali.

[@ollybarr2732]

I don't think those birds in the cages is right. It must scare them so much with all the road noise

[@DipenHansawala]

You are the only person who is not effected with Corona 👍👍💪💪

[@user6760]

I am Indonesian, and I am from Bali, my house is close from that fish shop, many shops like that can be found in Bali or maybe in other parts of Indonesia, and that's not how much, some traders bring their fish using motorbikes, and the kids like to buy it

[@Jonathan1028]

There are many interesting peddlers in Asia like this.I think only some big cities have formal fish store like Hong Kong, shanghai, tokyo, etc. Hope the virus ends soon and I can visit more different countries

[@alfreddungo9018]

It’s also common here in the philippines, they are literally selling live fishes outside school, in a tiangge, everywhere.

[@johnleonilmejia3723]

Sana meron d2 sa pangasinan😊

[@jhedonbjd6233]

hope to see you here in the philippines after the virus is over.... love to follow such a nice person...

[@mataratriaglanie3660]

i live in indonesia and yes its very common here, the fish that you see is put on plastic just for display at morning and at night they still store in aquarium ,because com'on no one here think that fish can be keep in bag of plastic for week and not die

[@shahesfelazi8549]

That's how animals are sold in South East Asia .... At stalls and at open air markets. Keeping fish and birds is big in South East Asia esp. Thailand and somewhat in Indonesia as well.

[@hannahlabanon2719]

Some countries here in asia sell the fishes in the streets. Some even sell them using a cart and roam around the town. The prices differs and you can buy it less than a dollar. Well that's how some people make profit for their living. They even breed them.

[@axozilla8422]

Love your vids

[@nielsaquareef5137]

A Challenge try to find a roadside saltwater fish shop or a just a local shop would be cool to see

[@devams2555]

There are so many things can you see like that, the roadside fish store in Indonesia, i recommend you going to Bandung and visit Tegalega fish store, it will be awesome for your experience i think

[@eveeecoralfish12g7]

You should visit Hong Kong’s goldfish street and Thailand Bangkok’s animal market!! They have more of these fishes on the WHOLE STREET

[@alicornish2740]

It’s really sad to see all the birds kept like that all cramped together :( I’ve kept birds all my life I’m 23 now my mum has kept birds all of her life and her mum kept them I’ve always had aviaries around 16ft by 10ft and only kept 4 birds per aviary

[@fetuseater6969]

I feel really bad for the birds, they don’t deserve this.

[@user-pattt]

I'm so happy we got to see the side of the road for reference.

[@theforestinglass4822]

you are super talented, congratulations on everything you do, success

[@hamster371]

I honesty felt more comfortable watching this video then living in the us right now.

[@Rainridge]

We go to Bali a few times year (2hr plane ride from Australia!) and it's pretty normal! Street vendors are how pretty much everything is sold over there.

[@pandaboipetsandmask392]

Had some really beautiful goldfish there! Very awesome and interesting video!

[@rokibmuhammad9158]

I'm from Indonesia, come to Jakarta and I'll take you to many interesting and crazy fish shops. Bali is not really common for fish keepers.

[@nightynite5575]

My favourite fish would be angle or cichlids I have 4 cichlids and a beta

[@fetuseater6969]

I feel bad for those poor birds being sold in those conditions

[@_AquaArt_]

My fav animal is a bird, love cats and fish too!

[@Herowebcomics]

Wow! Those fish and birds are great deals!

[@galensamuel3849]

Welcome to my country indonesia, have fun bro

[@justjulie1684]

We, in Java, have animal market also fish markets that sell various fish pet. It is all complete with aquarium accessories :)

[@191akhtarmuflihrahman7]

The fishes you saw on the roadside vendor were not so good. Those fishes usually comes with bad coloration and abnormalities. Those fishes were just lil bit higher on quality than feeder fish. If you want the top notch just go to farmers,they are everywhere(if you lived/stay in Java) . Top grade fishes will cost you maxed 20 dollar(except predatory fish, kois) . I mean you can get grade A contest worthy guppies for cheap. Real cheap. Ps I just remember some of predatory fishes were sold real cheap now. Alligator gars, channidae(depends on the kinds, not Barca ofc), catfishes.

[@dapwproductions8630]

Hey dude, if you ever went to Indonesia again, come to Its 'current' capital, Jakarta. And visit these 2 places Jatinegara and Sumenep market. Both of those places are basically the boss of fish street vendors. They are basically laid like a fish festival, but its filled with animals for sale.

[@thechristaingirl9833]

Stay safe man thx for the amazing vid

[@indik8661]

I’m Indonesian and I am so torn. As an Animal lover, I hate the way Animals are treated in SE Asia (Actually in Asia in general), but at the same time I know how hard it is to make a living and survive in these Countries. As a child I remember Fish Abung (Indonesian street Vendors) traveling on bicycles with 100s of those fish in bags strapped on and a cage of Chicks/Ducklings and all sorts of animals going around the suburbs selling them for peanuts (Cheap) You name it, you can find and purchase these poor animals from street vendors, market stalls, traveling vendors etc. There are no strict restrictions or regulations to protect the Animal, they are locked in tiny cages by the dozens in the scorching heat of Asia, no food, no water and soo young, if they aren’t bred by the hundreds, they are wild captured. It’s heartbreaking in all it’s monstrous glory. The Animals suffer, but the people don’t see a better way to support their families. @CoralFish12g I know it is difficult to speak up and speak out, but for you to showcase these practices does not help the cause. It is fueling the fire. You are growing with every new video and I congratulate you, hopefully, one day you will be huge and make a difference, start now by saying the truth, even if it doesn’t get you likes.

[@cassidyturner7561]

I think that these sorts of stores are fitting for the area, my only concern would be the level of care each creature can receive just due to the sheer number of animals. But it is very interesting to see how other cultures and areas buy and sell animals, and there are definitely pros and cons to both their way and our US way.

[@KingsAquariumsAndAntWorld]

Great video George. It's definitely different but different countries do different things.

[@markvaudreuil2394]

i love your videos ,thank you for inspiring me to take care of fish!!!!!!

[@Keon_MkIX]

Yes! Another awesome 12g vid keep it up!

[@Pokeepogo]

The dalmation platies Lol I’m a sucker for livebearers

[@dukeofdeath5381]

there is actually a lots of pet fish market in indonesia,so a street vendor that sell a pet fish in indonesia is quiet commons.maybe its not just in indonesia but maybe in some country on asia you can found some street vendor who sell a pet fish.but in indonesia you can bought a pet fish cheaper on the pet fish market than on street vendors. *ps:sorry for my bad english though i'm still learning