Master the Art of Feeding Fish without Spending a Dime

[@FatherFish]

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[@KamsAquatics]

I went down to the creek and grabbed a mossy rock and put it in my tank… the fish were so happy they swarmed it for about 2 hours nonstop. Within days the snails found it and just hung out there constantly. Au naturelle is the way to go. I’ve never liked having artificial items in my tanks since I was a teen fish keeper.

[@butkusfan23]

I recently gave into my curiosity and let go of my fears, and started a 20 long with dirt, lots of plants, and a couple inches of sand. I plan to add more sand soon, and more plants, although I do have an impressive amount of plants so far, as I’ve run planted tanks before and used several I already had. At any rate, I only added a very small filter on one side with seeded media from another tank, an air stone in the other corner, a small heater, and a handful of twigs and rocks and a couple leaves from a huge, clean lake. I grabbed a small amount of water as well. (I accidentally grabbed about 5 baby minnows too. I may release them if they get large) I have a few endlers in the tank, as well as a sparkling gourami and various “pest” snails. The tank is doing great. Plants are taking off, I feed the fish a small feeding every two days, and when I add more leaf litter I’ll start to feed even less. The fish have full bellies and great color. Water is clear. I saw a person in my social media group post a photo of a tank with deep sand and leaves. I asked her if she ever saw your videos, and she said she just discovered you recently, and her tank was inspired by you. You’re really catching on, Father Fish! That’s two of us in the Portland, Oregon area that have discovered you and gotten on board with your methods, and are trying to tell more folks about you. I’ve tried to tell folks about your methods, and the results are very mixed. People love to tell me to my face it can’t be done. Or that taking wild things will lead to disaster. But hopefully with time, we can convince them with our results! Thanks again.

[@FatherFish]

There are many who have been taught to fear nature. They are to be pitied. You do not need more sand.

[@dorisglecer4102]

Honestly I believe every word because it's just very logical it makes complete sense when you think about it. I recently discovered this guy on KZbin and have already bought the soil I also bought a bag of sand I know I probably could have got the sand anywhere but I have this 20 gallon tank that I have to redo because it's got gravel my guppies love plants every time I buy a bunch of plants I have a bunch of baby guppies I am going to be moving soon so I'm trying to hold on until I move but I might just go ahead and pour the sand in over the gravel I can always get more sand. Also I live right near a lake I am going to go and get a bottle full of muck. I can't wait to get this tank where it should have been the whole time without all the damn chemicals and water changes not to mention it's a lot cheaper

[@alexnguyen3022]

Father Fish, thank you so much. I love keeping fish and have been keeping them on and off many times over the years. I quit many times because eventually I killed the fish and could not allow myself to repeat that. Thankfully, I found your channel. Following your advice has allowed me to keep my fish alive, active, and healthy and returned the enjoyment that I always have with fish keeping.

[@larryhenry719]

I feed mine once a day sometimes I miss a day but they feed off the live plants and substrate so if I miss a feeding they will search for food as they would do in nature.

[@Exquailibur]

there are many cold water specific microbes found at both poles, that more or less proves distance isn't a big deal for microbes. larger flora and fauna is limited by geography but microbes can blow in the wind and are so prolific its inevitable one will end up anywhere it can be.

[@UncleKlinkysFortuneDiamond]

Thanks for all the great tips!

[@dankng6572]

Great advice sir

[@yaboijardo2319]

Set up my first tank with a dirt and sand substrate it's looking great, just added copepods and plants to acclimate it before fish

[@FatherFish]

add fish.

[@yaboijardo2319]

@@FatherFish i had anticipated in allowing the copepods and scuds I some what impulsively added to set up colonies in the plants and substrate before adding the fish

[@paultee1143]

I Hav set an aquarium wt subtate for guppy is it right to install heater during rainy days, hw about summer

[@FatherFish]

keep temp above 78 yr round.

[@paultee1143]

thank you

[@AJ_Mac]

Paramecium shout out for Nova Scotia.. woot!

[@crystallopez6813]

Can you give me some tips to keep them healthy and alive

[@remycalypso6177]

What does Cory from aquarium co-op say about this?

[@FatherFish]

As little as possible

[@davidbragg3964]

When the legend talks you should listen. Taking his advice has made my fish keeping much less work and much more enjoyable. Thank you legend

[@shariman1590]

I just came across this man the other day. He got knowledge. He's an old G. I couldn't have said it better myself.

[@tanksouth]

If someone on KZbin is younger than me. I usually move on.

[@mwu0120]

Absolutely. Listen to this man. Especially adding sand to your tank. It is a must if you do not want to do water changes.

[@turtlebackflapjack]

Ironically, everything he says about the impact of over feeding fish is the same for humans

[@briankelly8630]

I started my aquarium maybe 6 months ago, I learnt most tricks to the trade from this channel. Now got a 3 foot that is almost a fully self sustained ecosystem because of this dude. Love the knowledge 🍻

[@Desmond000007]

Can we see the 3 footer??!

[@pinheadlarry2506]

Video plzzzzz

[@joanvirgil6299]

What type of soil did you use? I a newbie.

[@internationalartprojects8660]

Ive been fascinated by this channel because I was developing the same process over 30 or 40 years from trial and error and you seem to have answered all the questions I had. This is by far the most informative aquarium channel on KZbin.

[@GoldSkier24]

why cant you just put the stuff from the pond directly into the tank?

[@Centraxal]

You can put

[@internationalartprojects8660]

@@GoldSkier24 Basically you want the microbes to spend a bit of time reproducing on their own before you put them in the tank, strength in numbers.

[@n.2597]

Father fish I gotta tell ya, I’ve set up this system and after 2 weeks…my platys started spawning and now I have little baby’s swimming around. Thank you so much for showing us this knowledge and giving us so much joy.

[@ryanoakes4629]

Another great video..very educational!!! Your a biological teacher father fish 😊 yesterday i went out to a forest pond to scoop up some pond dirt and when i arrived home i found a baby eastern new’t in my container,,lol so now I’m raising a new’t.😅😊

[@dorisglecer4102]

Wow that is so cool

[@bully7865]

Im starting an aquarium, I got plants, sand etc not the fish yet, and I was researching and found this channel! WILL BE FOLLOWING ALL THE ADVICES FROM DAY 1. Tomorrow Ill be visiting a lake nearby to gather some stuff!

[@royoakes1250]

I'm glad you explained how to keep the system going by adding More leaf matter😊

[@Good13man]

I was really into aquariums in the late 90's, when I was convinced that an under-gravel filter was the only way to have a natural aquarium. I studied the hobby and did the best I could, but gave up after a few years of hard work and disappointing results. 20 years later, I'm back at it. I'm giving this approach a try and I'm loving it so far! Thank you!!

[@davebnsfnscale4433]

Have a small pond out back in the woods ,all the biological starter I will ever need

[@FloorJosephine91]

I’m so thankfull for coming across your channel! I’ve been implementing your method slowly for 2 months now and my tank looks so healthy and the fish seem to be much happier! And me as well, now i can enjoy a beautifull tank by doing less. My brother who has had aquariums for his whole life was amazed at how my tank looks and is now also intrested in implementing the father fish method🍀 thankyou so much!!🌸

[@andrewlindenfeld6222]

The advice here is amazing, but the most impressive thing is how you are lugging around a net almost the size of you to collect gunk from a pond yourself! Kudos to that!

[@nicholassadaka6330]

@FatherFish I filled my Resurrection container about a week ago and now it has a stinky rotten egg smell to it. Is that normal\okay? Can that material still eventually be put in my tank despite the smell or should I dump it and try again? Thanks Father Fish!!!

[@FatherFish]

Do it again with no mud., just a few leaves from the creek or pond.

[@Hrogthar]

I will say about stream collecting, depending on the stream and what you're after, it can be easier than collecting from ponds. Simply position your dip net or mesh/seine directly downstream of a rock. Pick up the rock, and let the water do the work for you. Just a tip for those that do have streams nearby, because I believe moving water promotes strength and health in aquatic life.

[@BigFadZ]

I have access to a real nice stream here in Northern Virginia. Just worried about introducing anything to my existing tank. I might set up a true nature tank from things collected outside.

[@animablo]

Make sure the river is clean of harmful chemicals

[@Mulino_]

I did it with 1 of 5 aquarium. But this one smells like death now... Do I have to clean or remove the soil under the leaves if there is too much mud that develops gases.

[@FatherFish]

You need a deeper sand cap.

[@luciuswomack4337]

I just did the pond water in a jar thing a few days ago, and one of the things in it is an entire tadpole. I don't know what to do with it, and I can't figure out what kind it is. Right now it's no longer than my fingernails

[@FatherFish]

When it grows legs it will want to come out of the water. Create a biotope for it with some moss and a population of small insects.

[@AQUARIOSIMPLEPE]

Such an amazing video. As usual! And i gotta say, i felt so happy and full of joy when you mentioned my beautiful country... From PERÚ !!! indeed so many fish in the hobby are native from here and so the microfauna we can find along with it. Cheers from Perú

[@FatherFish]

Our pleasure!

[@petzIndiadotcom]

I only feed my fish dhapnia and moina that i culture myself. I feed them once a day and there'll be food for a whole day as they are live.they also clean the tank for me, by eating the wastes. Haven't changed the water for 8-9 months. No algae, stable ammonia levels, healthy plants and healthy fish.

[@jaylenagerbrandt2868]

Thank u for this video. It answers a lot of the questions i had :)

[@josemac7891]

Es de agradecer la incorporación de subtítulos en lengua española para nosotros los NO bilingües, porque lograr saber el mensaje que el Padre Fish nos comunica a través de sus vídeos, realmente NO tiene PRECIO; muchas Gracias Padre Pez (Father Fish) por sus grandes consejos. Les envío un saludo desde Honduras en Centroamérica.

[@FatherFish]

Es maravilloso saber de Guatemala. Estoy muy interesado en los peces de su agua local. ¿Los recolectas y los guardas en tus tanques?

[@vuongdang7640]

I don't even have an aquarium, but I love watching your videos.

[@FatherFish]

get an aquarium. I will help you. discord.gg/G4fkAE6qNw]\

[@debaucherizer]

way cheaper!

[@DeepWinter119]

I have a 10 year old sister who loves nature, we live in Ireland right beside the back end of a large lake. Think I'll have to get a bucket and enlist her help to collect some leaves and muck from it over next couple days, I'm setting up a 20 gallon aquarium very soon.

[@stepfaniecoperude6769]

I wish I had found this channel when I started this hobby. I am so excited to change my tanks over to this natural system. Thank you so much for all the great info!

[@VelvetCloudOne]

Great video about microfauna. I’ve always wondered about it because it’s hardly ever touched upon in the freshwater hobby but has always been preached about in the reef hobby. I had some questions about this: 1) Is microfauna viable if you like to keep larger aggressive fish like South American cichlids 2) Can you keep microfauna as a good source in hard water high pH environments like African Cichlids 3) If I have a large system and keep a sump, can I setup a refugium like I would a reef tank so these micro critters can grow. I would think there may be issues with allowing some fauna to reach adult hood such as mosquito larvae or bloodworms 😅 I’m not a natural fish keeper and don’t really keep schooling community fish. I am curious if fauna can be incorporated with other fish types. Again, thank you for making this video and keeping my mind open.

[@FatherFish]

You really need to join us on the Father Fish Shoal with those questions. discord.gg/G4fkAE6qNw

[@Desmond000007]

To answer question no 2: find an alkaline and healthy body of water if you can

[@kevincoogan4025]

I have an old bucket bath that has sat outside for months and just naturally got filled with leaves, rain water etc. I put a scoop of this water into jam jar and it has a number of little creatures swimming around. Is this source OK for my tropical aquarium or does the source need to be from a pond?

[@FatherFish]

your bucket is perfect

[@kevincoogan4025]

May I also clarify if adding some of the water is a one-off task or to be repeated when replenishing the leaves? Thanks

[@brockn7878]

Ive been cultivating jars of the microfauna on my windowsills for years.. ❤

[@lastdays7855]

My question is, how can I be sure I’m not introducing harmful bacteria’s and deadly diseases into my aquarium?

[@FatherFish]

You’re not

[@zhangfukun1770]

This channel should change its name to Father Common sense lol

[@supremepeace.]

In terms of food web is kind of tricky because fish like danios and others do not eat algae and leafs like mollies and guppies... So it doesn't work with them unless there is a huge window near by for some insects to come in... I dont know, but what else could they eat in a medium sized tank? I feed my fish two times a day, morning and evening.

[@FatherFish]

They will ea daphnia in the water column.

[@johncenainvincible]

@Father Fish - Wont the rotting leaves add bioload to the tank? I have a small 10 Gallon tank that I have setup using your Soil and Sand substrate method. Learning so much from you!! Greetings from India

[@FatherFish]

Adding the leaf mulch in small amounts increases the food chain thereby increasing the ability of the system to support greater bioload.

[@Gomezforsure]

I just added dried leaf 🍂 from tree right outside my house and my guppies loved it!! They keep picking on it

[@vertfreak09]

It has come to my attention that noone in the fishtank hobby seem to know what a half inch looks like. Dude is speaking truth, but what is he on about? He says we need 1/2" leaf mulm in the bottom of our tanks but he doesnt even have 1/8". Pull out a tape, bro

[@FatherFish]

your taps needs stretching

[@joryalicabrera1830]

Love the videos ….. very good job ❤

[@sanyokitty3975]

I have gravel at the bottom of my tank but after watching this video, want to add sand. Will any type of sand do? Like play sand?

[@FatherFish]

If you are putting sand in a functioning tank it MUST be clean sand. Play sand is the dirtiest it is possible to use.

[@travisstreeter5092]

my fav channel.....mr. rodgers of fishkeeping!

[@simplechannel2296]

Can i mix aqua soil with organic soil or dirt father fish thank you from Philippines 😊

[@FatherFish]

Yes you can

[@prathayanchoudhury1025]

What if this leaf mulch contain some harmful protozoa or other microorganisms that will harm the fish ,,,I mean if it spread disease like white spot or others. Then what should we do ??

[@FatherFish]

That will happen if you do not put wild culture in your tank.

[@raymondco2225]

Another valuable chapter to learn every body should follow him if you want your aquatic life to thrive thank you father fish👍👍👍

[@sonujalui]

well just a fair question what to do when my fishtank gets over crowded i have a perfect ecosystem but the only prb is sometimes all the adult dies n it happens only when my filter get chocked , also i have a nice pully covered floating plants so does it affect the tank ecosystem need some real guide as you seem to have so much knowledge i know its your passion not for money so hope you guide me well

[@FatherFish]

Join me at the Father Fish Shoal: discord.gg/G4fkAE6qNw

[@sepehrsabahi9948]

I haven't changed water for 4 year clear water 30 fish in 10 gallons tank just ,no filter no oxygen no carbon just plant and charcoal

[@franklinmichael671]

Great video, I don't currently keep a freshwater aquarium but this video made me consider setting one up using decaying matter from a small lake nearby, i have a 55 gallon laying around, i might try this out. I'll check out your other videos to find out more. I'm obsessed with increasing biodiversity in saltwater aquariums, is there an equivalent to plant matter in the reef aquarium? I have a refugium in my sump and try to add lots of diversity. Any tips of ideas would be greatly appreciated. Just subscribed, tagging along for new videos.

[@SC-hk6ui]

Cool video. I do a lot of weird things culturing aquatic worms, pea clams etc. This video really interested me because it provides a bit of a shortcut way of getting different ostracod, copepod and daphnia species to culture, especially the rarer aquatic worms (if they turn up) and river nerites. Excellent suggestions.

[@andibandi1190]

Dear Father Fish, your method does make sense to me. I just would be cautious when introducing matter collected from nature because of possible parasites🙂

[@steve-adams]

I've had a few parasites appear, but they haven't been too difficult to deal with on a case-by-case basis. Overall it has been a ton of fun to learn about the types of animals living in these places I'd otherwise overlooked, parasite or otherwise. Hydras were easy to spot before they could harm anything. This morning I found a damselfly nymph hitching a ride on a snail. And wow, I got a lot of snails from my local detritus. Possibly a half dozen. They were invisible when I collected the material, though. I'm happy to leave them be, though I know some people consider them a pest. Maybe I got lucky, but the system has seemed to balance out well with only minor intervention so far.

[@thewalkingrob8840]

He isn't worried about it. He has a whole video on parasites and says the worst ones are in sterile tanks.

[@BigFadZ]

That was my concern. Because most of my tanks have cherry shrimp and I don't want them to die.

[@chuckfromlonghorntacticala7466]

Hey buddy it’s Rocko lol good to see you doin well. God bless you brother.

[@FatherFish]

ROCKO!! Wonderful to be with you.

[@BraidenHarrell]

Estupenda charla!! Gracias por disponer los subtítulos en Español.. Work with nature not against it .

[@jacostoffbergh9544]

Good day Father Fish. How often do I need to add material from my food web into my fish tank,

[@FatherFish]

Good question. Add dried leaves for food and increase the biological life by adding from the res jar every week for long enough to establish a strong culture.

[@ava_ms1897]

How do I avoid parasites possibly getting into my tank?

[@FatherFish]

Add more native culture.

[@kentpachi143]

what frequency to feed you recommend? once per 2days? or once a day? or maybe 3 times a week?

[@FatherFish]

work it out with your fish and your intentions, breeding requires more, maintenance less

[@blueXcss]

You very relaxed and happy in this one FF, great video as always

[@疯狂兔]

Sir, Can you come to my place 😉 this tank is my dream

[@FatherFish]

I am with you in spirit

[@Zafersan]

spamming duckweed will cause a similar effect to the bottom of the tank being filled with leaves, but yeah, ad leaves as well

[@soumyabanerjee3039]

Sir, I always find so much insight in your words. My heartfelt regards.

[@awildparkranger9759]

I have been taking your idea and turned our old unused pool to a mini pond. Its been a very fun transformation watching it stablizise. The hardest part been trying the to get the water clarity good enough for deeper plants to get enough sunlight.

[@FatherFish]

add more sand

[@fnubie]

Yes Father...Thank you Father...

[@minoltamind1909]

If the plants got no root can it put above the mud or otherwise. Pls guide. Tq

[@dwarfhernandez6636]

Depends on the plant. Some will get roots when they float...some will root if you put into the sand. Just give it a try.

[@deniskozlov6683]

Work with nature not against it ❤

[@ryanrogers8211]

FF, my goal is to set up a 100 gallon tank this way and have several species of fish breeding and carrying on. Would you make a video on how to pick suitable tank mates in this style of aquarium?

[@FatherFish]

Yes I will

[@RJVortex]

Thank you father so much respect and love for you for share a great experience of yours to make it natural. ❤

[@FatherFish]

I appreciate that

[@aguma2067]

Estupenda charla!! Gracias por disponer los subtítulos en Español.❤

[@precise3291]

The man, the myth, the legend. Always intrigued by your content. Would this include large Central and South American Cichlids too?

[@FatherFish]

If you can develop the resources, yes. Insects, veggies, worms, etc.

[@manoelfrancisco31]

Tenho aquários a tanto tempo e só agora consegui entender como fazer da forma certa. Obrigado father fish !

[@marioncarter3428]

Hi father fish. One of my tiger barbs has a shallow hole in his side I have been trying to catch him for hours. Can't do it. The little tiger barbs are picking at this wound. The will kill him, I am sure. Is this a disease? Will all of my fish be infected? I want to isolate him, but can't catch him. Thank you for any advice!!!

[@FatherFish]

Buay a 9" net. Makes it easy.

[@marioncarter3428]

@FatherFish lol it just might. Good idea...

[@oztekofficial8150]

Man these old school aquariums really take me back this is the stuff I grew up on I remember using t8 lighting and standard house bulbs growing Java ferns like a beast hahaha

[@dshdinh]

Thanks so much for your great information. I addicted to your knowledge!

[@danielraducanu9145]

Useful and beautiful video :) Thank God!

[@Anonymous-kp1xr]

Should I use or not use Filter media in this environment? If Filter media needed , what kind of filter media should I use? I'm planning to setup a 6 feet planted tank...

[@FatherFish]

sponge filters are good. For a large tank a small canister with wool is fine.

[@Anonymous-kp1xr]

@@FatherFish Thank you, sir ❤️❤️❤️

[@malster73]

Hi, im new to this site, love the idea but i have the following questions... 1) does this include tropical fish? 2) at what point, if any, do i stop using my filter? 3) I'm guessing i still need a heater, im in the uk 😅 4) are all of these ideas based on soil, then sand, then suitable plant life to begin natures cycle along with the fish? So many questions 😊

[@FatherFish]

All the answers are here: The Father Fish Shoal: -discord.gg/GdakStEjAy

[@darkluster4]

How do you prevent dangerous pathogens and parasites from getting into your tank from the wild?

[@FatherFish]

Add more biodiversity.

[@darkluster4]

@@FatherFish Really? I thought that you would want to starve the parasites and pathogens, by not providing them with viable hosts. How does adding more biodiversity solve the problem?

[@AntiquatedApe]

Based on your advice I have been collecting various leaves from areas i have visited and thrown them into my turtle tank. Any recommendations on plants to root in once I've added soil? I plan to pull the sand out to add the soil underneath. He's a red ear slider hatchling. I am looking for plants that provide cover and food

[@FatherFish]

father-fish-aquarium.myshopify.com/ click on catalogue

[@ryanunderwood1408]

Great and informative video father fish. Thank you

[@jmc2491]

So glad you sell cultures. I don’t have the experience, so seeing what you sell will give me an idea on what I can do on my own

[@zaferboran5343]

BABA Mükemmel bigiler ve Türkçe için sonsuz teşekkür.

[@MrGigi-dz9cv]

Sand, will eventually become saturated with organic matter. Then organic matter will break down in the sand. Then, You will need snails and corridoras.

[@cjosh49]

Where should I get the leaf litter? Should I just pick it off the ground?

[@vblackwell3347]

Yes. Go to a body of water, not near Heavy traffic, and gather the leaves lying at - or near the bank.

[@vblackwell3347]

PS Add the leaves gradually. Over a period of wks, enough to scatter over 50%-70% of the substrate surface.

[@patrickjvanhuffel]

A friend of mine had an overgrown fishbowl with guppies, mollies and sword fish that thrived and reproduced... without food for a year. No water changes either. She just added water that evaporated

[@rayionkingu2908]

The best fish food is free. Of course, why bother buying if i could steal fish food. Just kidding. Thanks for the advice sir

[@Bodders89]

Hey fish father, just come across your channel I am hooked, I want to try this out in my aquarium. I have just sand subrate (no soil) just a few questions. So how many time do you feed your fish? In an open tank what do you do about topping up the water as it evaporates? Also can I use leaves from salt water to put into my freshwater? Much appreciated thanks

[@FatherFish]

If my food web is very strong and my fish are small I may not feed at all. I would not use leaves from salt or brackish.

[@johanna006]

That's just logical, innit? That's how nature does it, so should you.

[@johnbrawner1942]

Any organism small like parimeciums or amoebas are worldwide and the same. The places that lack them aren't missing them because they can't access the location it's because the conditions aren't suitable. This old timer knows what he's talking about not from theory but from experience

[@motorolatvomm5793]

Lots of Love From India 🙏❤️🇮🇳🤗

[@user-bp1ow6zd7z]

Sir you are a living legend!🥹🥹💎

[@thefinestmusicforeverytest643]

Sir some people feed to fish goat heart mix which type food good and bad And your dry food when feed your fish which brand you use

[@TM-em8np]

Explain This you did thank you 🙏

[@napoleontapia2948]

Is hard to find a creek,lake or river with unpolluted water or parasites😮

[@ml5955]

I live in souther Arizona and don’t have too many natural options for bio matter. Maybe someone with a koi pond would be willing to let me trip off a few water lilies or Hiaasen‘s.

[@luizlima4530]

Maravilhoso conteúdo! Sou do Brasil e aquarista a uns 30 anos. Uma vez coletei algumas plantas aquáticas (cabomba) num rio e deixei alguns dias num balde no quintal . Quando resolvi introduzi-las no aquário, observei diversos copépodes e uma micro fauna abundante, resolvi cultiva-las com alga verde e fermento biológico. Retirei uma ninhada de betta e não utilizei artemias, somente a micro fauna que cultivei. Praticamente não houve mortalidade da ninhada e o crescimento foi bastante satisfatório. Acredito que criar nichos ecológicos proximo do ambiente natural é a chave do sucesso no aquarismo. Obrigado pelo conteúdo! Você ganhou um inscrito e um admirador de seu trabalho.

[@FatherFish]

Obrigado pela sua gentil nota. Podemos e devemos fazer tudo o que for possível para replicar sistemas naturais nos nossos aquários. A vida dos nossos peixes e plantas não merece menos.

[@soarer209]

Momma we made it!