Buying a GIANT FISH TANK off FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE!!! (Bad Idea?)

[@stetsoncrowder]

You should make it a little miniature version of your pond. Put a little plane and car in there and throw a few rocks to look like the concrete. You could make a couple mini trees out of straws like you did with the pex piping.

[@FatCat405]

hell yeah

[@ari_9992]

thia onw taakes the cake flair listen to the mannnn

[@brittonkennamore7615]

Cover a bag of jerky in epoxy and maybe a duck call and put it in there

[@G_A_F_F_N_E_Y]

@@brittonkennamore7615 I like this idea I was thinking of him making a metal custom beefcake bull to put on the bottom of the tank

[@Jerry-Jardorc69]

Make this top comment

[@mintysquinty2989]

epoxy is toxic the fish will die

[@drewdavis6413]

yes make this top comment

[@BrianCanard-u1l]

Multiple bass would be awesome

[@austinshelley2221]

Definitely live plants and driftwood. Both will stabilize the tank naturally and make it much more self-maintained. The longer the tank runs, the better it will be. As plants grow, trim them and plant trimmings in the sand. More fish=more maintenance. Edit: Try to find one large 5ft driftwood piece to fill majority of the void. And add accessories around that. It’ll help the look a lot. *aquascaping*

[@aquariumlife8699]

Gotta use hard woods tho

[@alexfarwell8306]

24:57 Hey Flair! I think it would be a good Idea to DM Paul Cuffaro. He’s a fish tank/animal keeping youtuber and he would be a great help for your Tank scape design!! Love the videos🤙

[@trippinoutdoors]

Been a hell of a long time since we've had a Pool Jet showing/sighting on the channel! Years! Kind of fun hearing him again! For me, I'm all about natural ecosystems if possible, in order to have it end up balancing itself out, to where you only need to do minimal intervention and maintenance of the tank. Real plants, real structure, etc. Plus it looks fantastic. In the short term, that's really spendy, but long term, it's incredibly cheap/beneficial.

[@alexfisher2002]

Missed seeing pool jet so much. Glad he’s doing well

[@BigBrotherWebb]

i wondered what happened. i took a break from watching and missed the lore

[@TripleMx3]

@@BigBrotherWebbreal

[@connorc368]

@@BigBrotherWebbhe just moved to Florida. I see him in Paul caffaros videos all the time. He made his own channel to and made fish content down in Florida

[@BigBrotherWebb]

@@connorc368 thanks king

[@KainOutdoors]

He has a youtube channel www.youtube.com/@PoolJet

[@caseyramseyer9874]

Im 37, have had fish tanks for 25 years or so. Great start. I personally wouldnt get a turtle as your grand kids could be responsible for it as they live like 60 years, some live longer. Since your catching a fish from a pond in December, youll definitely need to slowing add warm tank water into the bucket with the fish as there ill probably be a 40 or 50 degree temp difference. The rest, pool jet pretty much took care of.

[@jonniii]

Not even cleaned the substrate and sand, it will get so cloudy the first weeks or even months with fish 🫠

[@carolinemitchell3620]

Pool Jet needs to come for a visit ❤🎉

[@arrobrewer2730]

100%

[@Gen5glizzy]

Need a pool jet reunion 🤌🏽

[@parkercompton618]

Some opinions and tips here a must have for a 125 gallon tank is a siphon that attaches to your sink to self fill and empty for water changes. I would recommend a fluval fx4 - fx6 idk anything abt forza filters do water changes every couple weeks. to help the actual fish after a water change I like to use GJUICE for my bass Shamou bc a water change can be a little stress ful GJUICE can help reduce stress and such it’s actually intended for bass tournaments live wells also to do a water change js empty the water till there’s about 5-6 inches of water in the tank then refill. Finally I prefer for a tank to clump things together like have a cave area w hiding spots and then a forest like Thing w all plants

[@TheXJthatCould]

Change that water 1-2 times a week keep like 1/3rd of the old water then throw some new water in to keep the good bacteria , that ammonia is going to skyrocket when it gets fish in it, fish tanks are all about chemistry so make sure you keep an eye on it, I had peacock bass, Red Devil, Oscar’s giraffe catfish and plecos, I miss having my tank 😢 super excited about this!

[@Bigwills17]

Live plants, bluegill catfish and bass. Make it look like a natural pond habitat.

[@stonetucker8266]

Steve has definitely been well fed since flair has gotten him and it shows, I think everyone can agree we all love Steve lmao😂❤

[@iDopeCal]

He definitely needs to slow down on feeding him.. it's not healthy for the cat

[@stonetucker8266]

@ cat went from hungry and skinny to living his best life, not to mention it’s the holiday, let the kitty splurge lmao

[@iDopeCal]

@@stonetucker8266 not unhealthy amounts dumby

[@djspinks7651]

You have all the accessories you need just laying around... cut and old decoy and fill it with concrete so it sinks and put it in... throw in some antlers and other stuff laying around at the ranch and make it a duxbux fish tank with some beefcake jerky in there... also you can find a way to get a duck mount bolted to the stair rail so it looks like its gonna land in the aquarium

[@cajunoutfitters5621]

The duck part is a great idea honestly

[@troybrooks2066]

💯 This! Great ideas

[@brianwolf692009]

No concrete. Use sand or gravel to hold the decoy down.

[@timrussell89]

Just a tip, your water tested perfect on ammonia, nitrite and nitrate because the tank has not been cycled. Fish waste turns into ammonia which is toxic to fish. A beneficial bacteria will then grow in the tank which converts the ammonia into nitrite which is also toxic to fish. Then a second beneficial bacteria will grow to convert the nitrIte into NitrAte which is safe for fish in reasonable amounts. Its the nitrogen cycle or aquarium cycle. It can be done with or without fish but requires a fair amount of research to accomplish correctly without killing the fish. The aquarium cycle process can take weeks to a month or more depending on how its done and what products are used. Unfortunately its not as simple as just setting it up and bam its good to go. I learned the hard way years ago, just trying to save you the headache. KZbin is full of informative videos about cycling a fish tank. Just check it out before sacrificing fish for the sake of a video please. You always make great content. Fish just aren't the simple pet many believe them to be. I have the same test kit and test my tank every week to keep everything clean and safe. Usually people think oh it would be cool to have a fish tank until they realize how much work it is to take care of it properly and then they sell it and flushem unfortunately.

[@kylesplace]

Start off with a small bioload like a few guppies or goldfish to establish the nitrogen cycle before adding a larger fish

[@raymondorozco3436]

You should buy some feeder gold fish as 'test fish" to start the cycle, you dont wanna put some nice fish just to have them die in a couple days.if the gold fish die well you know there is something wrong with the water. Test the water one last time before you put the fish you actually want in, and if you do end up putting a bass in there it will outgrow the tank pretty quick, you can always look up how much gallons of water does a specific type/species of fish needs to live comfortably. And quick tip you can use filter media from another tank that you may have that is currently running to jump start the cycle for this new tank.

[@crystalstroud2488]

Bass and a crappie

[@jasonkost6388]

Gona take a good while to cycle that tank

[@lulmason7214]

Flair I kept many South American cichlids when I was in the hobby and you can take these tips if you want 1. More filter is better 2. Accessories should be bought on Facebook to save money as fish keeping is one of the most expensive hobbies 3. Water Parameters are so important 4. And canister filters depend on media to run to the standard and much more Hope this helps

[@SYLASGOBOOM14]

Put a walleye in there

[@Detherfishing]

That would be wild

[@johnmarkel8160]

Yess or raise jumbo perch

[@SYLASGOBOOM14]

@@johnmarkel8160 That just might be better than walleyes because jumbo perch stay under 20in

[@jerrytheafricangreyparrot]

Love seeing Steven and Brooklyn play especially when she starts laughing while playing with him, it is so cute to watch ❤😻👧

[@DudefromDaMidwest]

22:03 you’d assume cats don’t like water… until you meet my almost 5 month old kitten. She jumps INTO my bathroom sink and demands for the water to be turned on. She then drinks from & lets the water drip onto her head and paws 😂

[@huntingthemidwest7800]

I noticed other people pitch the idea of real plants and real wood. The fish will love it and it also will help keep the water in the tank balanced with PH and everything else.

[@Idkseemskindafishy]

Don’t mess with fish decor in the store. Go to a creek and find driftwood, clean it and sink it

[@104Outdoors]

Idea for inside the tank... Sink a pair of mallard decoys? Might look cool resting on the bottom to go along with the Dux HQ.

[@ethancurry4578]

You should put some deer antlers in there that would be cool

[@iTheFireDragon]

I recommend putting in a heater. You can also gets some rocks from a lake but boil them for 20 mins to get rid of any bugs. You can do the same with drift wood. Looks better than decor and it's free. But yes do a hybrid bass. That would be so sick!

[@Luca_Silvio]

You gotta call Paul and finatic

[@chrislarsen2095]

Have the person who did Paul's tank do urs

[@Luca_Silvio]

@@chrislarsen2095 oh I forgot about that ya it would look way better but he has to keep the taco

[@gang-gang-skirt]

typee

[@Joeychopz]

I definitely recommend them. Definitely Paul’s

[@BIBBYNATOR]

Get one of you bass and put it the tank

[@Mechanic_Trill]

make sure you cycle the tank! Cycle may take 30 days or so to finish before putting fish in. If you want to cycle it with fish in, use Seachem Prime, dose it every other day (it only works for 48 hours per dose) it will neutralize ammonia nitrate, nitrite and chlorine to where it will not harm the fish! Let the beneficial bacteria get colonized and once the cycles complete you can stop using Seachem prime. Also! I recommend all SeaChem products over Topfin or API, there's more then you can count but they are all reputable quality well priced products

[@jwade4684]

Yes, the tank needs to be cycled!

[@TheEkstroman]

@@jwade4684 Back in the day I used sponge filters and would seed the new filters in an old, established tank. Makes cycling go quicker.

[@heatherd.9390]

*Rather than setting all of the items in a row within the tank, try clustering them together... put the plants around the tree branches at one end and the skull and taco with a couple plants at the other.* *I love the idea of a turtle.* Turtles are a lot of fun to watch, etc but be forewarned they create a lot more waste than fish and will put a work out on your filtration system! Will you be able to have the tank that full with a turtle since they'll need to be able to get out and "sun" themselves? You can always get one of those top boxes with the floating stairs like you saw in the one shop. Oh, and a *cheat to cover up those spots on the base that are kind of chewed up,* is to take a black sharpie to them. It may look a bit dark to begin with, but it'll fade and look fine. As a family with 3 LARGE dogs, all of whom we had since their wee-puppy days, ask me how I know about this trick, haha. Happy New Year, from my home to yours! Heather

[@MyBackyardScience]

You guys should definitely take a trip to Florida and go out with a snake hunter to capture one of those giants! 🐍 😮 😀

[@ColesonCupit]

I vote flair gets a whale shark

[@Speedsoftz]

I was watch older videos since I couldn’t wait for the new one 😂

[@johnwilson2338]

@ 22:45mins: Flair pockets Jake's knife! And no follow through with the aftermath! 🤔 Maybe Jake doesn't realize!? Flair, give Jake his knife back and get him an upgrade! 😜👍🤙

[@Stickywood9]

Think it was flairs knife that Jake was borrowing but good eye

[@viper-hn8pq]

You should get a bubbler for the fish tank so it adds some oxygen into the water

[@byHaydz]

Wish I could be there to help these guys. A planted tank would be the best. Easiest way to make a tank that takes care of itself. The massive windows may be an algae issue. Also all the bacteria you put in is going to die because it has nothing to feed on. You need to add ammonia to build up the beneficial bacteria.

[@jwade4684]

The tank must be cycled!

[@NJbackwoods]

Loved the killdozer reference lmao

[@Brakinthru]

Ya need load straps and strap lock strips in that box truck..... You'll never have to worry about what ya carry on that truck ever again.

[@dawghousegaming4563]

just wondering myself why they dont already have these n im in the uk we used them all time on removal vans

[@chriscanterbury8647]

Need to X track the floor and walls

[@ramgabe1027]

16:06 Banjos excuse, “I got a meeting”. 😂😂😂😂

[@dierks-caspers8176]

Add lots of live plants ( KZbin has many vids about it) and go around ponds and river to find cool drift wood. The live plants will filter the water and will also add the natural look to the tank.

[@Ctrain217]

Sitting here thinking why ain't flair posted ? 😉 he did

[@elijahsfourwheeleradventur2929]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@JaycePace-r7u]

Sameeeee

[@LandonForbis]

I’ve been waiting six days for this

[@timothywiley3952]

You have tons of structure sitting at your home in the pond and around the area of your home

[@tdadrubio7657]

Hahahah same

[@Gory-fp4wb]

Your videos are always on point, never stop!

[@cityslicker6459]

The quick start is full of beneficial bacteria that will clean up the ammonia, nitrates and nitrites from fish waste. But in order for the good bacteria to really take off and get established it needs to be fed (ammonia). You can “cycle” your aquarium with a few species of hardy fish or do it “fishless”. Any which way the tank needs to get cycled. You can speed up the process by getting some established filter from another hobbyist. I’m sure there is someone in your area that could give you some. That will kick start the cycle in no time & allow you to get fish soon. Hope this helps. Happy New Year brother!

[@cityslicker6459]

Another suggestion would be to get real plants. They are great at filtration and will get fed by the fish waste. You do need the proper lighting though.

[@jwade4684]

Yes! The tank needs to be properly cycled!!! It the most important part of fish keeping. Just research "how to cycle fish tank". And that will teach you the basics.

[@aspenswisher826]

24:34 get you some live aquatic plants

[@brsnow225]

I started my 120 gallon, moved my crawfish and 5 slab bluegills on a diy canister filter, I did order a canister filter eventually because it was cleaner looking. The water change is a thing, take it down 1/2 or 2/3, I’m on city water so I’ve got a cheap clean trash barrel I’d fill up and treat for chlorine, let it sit for a couple days, then transfer with a harbor freight fountain pump

[@jesussalgado9668]

Yesss finally posted

[@collinjaskula1803]

Just made my day by seeing him post!

[@jonahdude1081]

Same

[@racerx009]

Flair: what kind of fish should we put in the tank. Banjo: bluegill Me; red belly piranhas. They dig beefcake jerky. Flair: shew!

[@TheNich29]

A little black paint on the bottom of fix up scratches up🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮

[@coltonjackson1244]

y’all should definitely grow the bass

[@AustinBlackwell-sy9dy]

One hybrid bass, one flathead catfish, some shad and blue gill maybe a baby gar

[@cardinal7442]

Just no gar they will hurt themselves because of their long mouth they will hit the tank and get hurt

[@zacharylong3910]

too small of a tank for all that

[@brandonbrewer21]

Shad will bump into the walls and shed scales and clog the filter and die.

[@802bowhuntermlbh6]

Northern pike or alligator gar

[@hkiss95]

It’s a 125thats animal abuse

[@johnboy1738]

Aligator gar would be great 🫡💯 I used to catch them

[@RECON_LEE]

If I know flair, RIP to anything that ends up in that tank...

[@Daedalus_Gaming1245]

I actually drive by the warehouses every time I go to school and I still can’t believe one of my favorite KZbinrs lives in my hometown.

[@xelucidx]

Check your local laws about keeping native fish. Saltwater is awesome! The setup is intimidating but once you've got it up and running, your system is properly cycled and you don't overload the livestock in the tank it pretty much takes care of itself. You just need to do a 20% monthly water change for the most part.

[@Zach-tg5of]

You should so get a baby red tail catfish and grow it

[@yousifalabassi3199]

No too small of a tank

[@Zach-tg5of]

@ in the future yes but that’s why I said a baby to grow, he can always give it to someone who has a tank for it like a zoo or sum or he could build a tank big enough for it, but if it’s a baby it’s not too small

[@yousifalabassi3199]

@ I think that’s a really bad idea because there’s so many of those catfish that get mistreated. I’m not saying that flair will do that but if a kid watching wants one as well, they might not have the same resources that flare does.

[@Luca_Silvio]

Day 15 of asking for dux to make waders

[@Jackthibault]

My boy keep going big momma you got this big daddy

[@Luca_Silvio]

@Jackthibault …

[@Luca_Silvio]

@Jackthibault I’ve never heard something so zesty

[@Jackthibault]

@@Luca_Silvio I’m just that way just like my munch

[@westye22]

Color the front of that with a sharpie it will be brand new!! Also put about 10/15 goldfish to start the process of getting the tank balanced out ready for whatever fish you put in and if those die you out $20. Also get air bubblers to help with oxygen in the water!

[@Outdoorswithtoby]

You should get a Polypterus ornatipinnis for the fish tank they are very rare but very very cool and hardy fish they can be very aggressive and very cool to watch eat I had 3 of them in the same take that was 300 gallons it’s recommended to only have 1 per 100 gallons they get 3ft long and as thick as a soda can. But they eat almost anything they can fit in there mouth kinda like banjo😂 but very cold fish and definitely recommend!!

[@AndrewDeshotels]

Let’s do a poll on what we should put in there ❤❤❤❤

[@SamMichaud-x3j]

I’ve had a few fish tanks in my life and the best one that I’ve had was the predator tank to a point where you can actually hand feed the fish and then they get big enough to where you can put them in your pond, red tailed, catfish peacock bass,jack alligator gar, Arowana fish all fish hungry fish and super cool to watch.

[@mamawnamidreviews9978]

Plus, having some jerky could get you a discount!🤔 I'd love to see a salt aquarium, but I hear they're hard to keep.😢 Guinea pigs are adorable.🥰 What about an axolotl🤷🏻‍♀️ Nice hair, pool Jet!🦳 We all feel you on the expensive accessories!💸 Steve is looking great!🐈‍⬛ Start with something you know well, like the bass.🐟

[@botprius6421]

The plants you have in the tank will turn to a brown color over time, I strongly suggest you look into and invest in real live plants, also putting a tad bit more of decor such as tree trunks would be a eye catcher. And don’t think about doing saltwater, it’s a lot more maintenance to keep clean and healthy, especially since you have a big tank it will hurt your pockets. Your best bet is to stay freshwater and grow giant bass. Or maybe take a trip to pool jet and collab on catching a peacock bass and growing that sucker out!!!!

[@SSBisboy]

Ideal mechanics for that 125 aquarium IMO would be: Fluval FX6 filter, ehiem 300w heater, uniclife wavemaker, fluval led lights (or any leds depends if you do live plants or not) and also research the nitrogen cycle to better understand the way the aquarium will cycle, but if you get all that youll be on the right track for a successful aquarium. EDIT: Also next aquarium you set up rinse sand/gravel to avoid alot of cloudiness. Good luck with the new tank!

[@novatheaussie4399]

Temensis Peacock bass they look sick!!!!

[@RyderSmith-s1k]

Hi Flair , maybe put a freash water stingray or peacock bass and maybe piranhas

[@clayyoung5195]

I gotta say, I was gonna be bummed when I saw this video going down the same "screw doing it the right way, I want instant gratification" path that so many of your videos go down lol.... Then you totally corrected, went to a real aquarium store and are going to take some time to get the water right... So far, so good

[@Targe0]

I would say get Rice fish, they were bred to be kept in fish tanks. They can also handle less than ideal water conditions, and they are somewhat small, so you could have a whole school of them in a tank that size, which should look cool. But they are a very resilient fish bred, which is likely a good idea for a storefront tank. And if you end up not linking them, then they are just the right size for a Bass to eat.

[@Nutzer213]

flair the "im not a cat guy" loving steve and buying him more toys :) guess he is a big cat guy now ^^

[@jfranks062]

I’d definitely think about a sump. It can cost a fair amount but definitely worth it in the end. Keeps the water quality amazing While a canister filter will just create a ton of ammonia overtime and if you don’t like the stand you can easily build one out of 2x4s

[@triplej4043]

Grow a big bass...get a little fish tank and put beside it and fill it with minnows or gold fish to feed the bass.

[@jrsalazar24]

If you see this Flair you should get a school of Bala Sharks and tank mates that go with the Bala. I have a few in my 75 Gallon tank and they are awesome , when its feeding time they know and come right up to the front , a school of 5 or 6 would look nice as they get pretty big over the years. Also you will need a fish tank heater and a magnetic glass cleaner will come in handy!

[@willkranzler1539]

For decorating the tank for a natural look, I’d say paint the back of the tank black and then grab some big sticks outside and screw rocks to them so they don’t float. The sticks will release “tannins” and give the water a brown tint color

[@bluemountainicehockey3131]

So I’ve been keeping for a while, driftwood prices are high but you can supplement with stuff you find. Big rock stacks and natural burrows and hides are the way to go with live plants for added nutrients. Also helps pull the nitrates and nitrites out of the water. Scrap the plastics bro there’s so much potential here😩😩😩😩 do it for those of us who don’t have the money to drop on massive natural tanks 🥲🤌🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@gabrielgriffin4135]

You should do a bass with some bluegill and crawfish with some little fries swimming around

[@TheCaptainbeefylog]

White sand is a LOT cheaper if you get playground sand from a hardware store. Flush the hell out of the sand to clear most of the dust out of it (pillow cases are best for this), or your filter will need flushing out a few times before the water clears up. Pet stores will rob you blind. Plan for filtration that is 4X the tank volume. So if a 125g tank then you want 500gph filter. One big cannister is about as good as you'll get for maintenance, without going to a sump. Heaters should be about 3-5 watts per gallon. Live plants are great, but certain species like goldfish will root them out and eat them. If you want live plants then you'll need 5600k led lights to keep them alive. If you're keen on spending money, then go with a saltwater system. Get an apple snail for cleaning, or get some sucker cats to help with algae control. Bristlenose catfish are pretty robust and good for algae too. Clown loaches are really good for natural snail control. Having the pick-up and return pipe for the filter at opposite ends of the tank will help create circulation in the tank. Some experimentation will be neccessary to remove any dead zones.

[@jonathanmcandrew7230]

1:44 yes the bass

[@Ikigai1776]

Wall mounts for the truck, they're like tracks, and then you can strap things down. Also, this is the very beginning of the video 1:09 if there's not please, please, please make sure that your fish tank has all living stuff live dirt, live plants in the long run.It'll be so much more self sufficient.It'll be able to pretty much clean itself. And it's a lot healthier for the fish, a bunch of plastic that grows algae.You know but we'll find out

[@Ikigai1776]

Also, structure and visual brakes is very important to keep the fish from fighting

[@WillWalton-lk8fj]

You should either put peacock bass in there or try to find an albino larger or small mouth bass

[@Elfinskate]

I’m not very deep into the video but I would eliminate the overhang on that tank ASAP. That’ll be the first cause for concern over time. Filling it with water and no pressure on the support system of the tank and it will fail eventually. The black frame around it is made to help keep it all together.

[@lethPointer]

If you find live plants in one of your ponds its free. Also the lid is way too big imo. No lid or cut it down so you can see more. I run no lid and lights above. Making the tank a mini version of the pond sounds cool. Snails are good to prevent algae.

[@efrenscraft202]

nice. just bought a 240gal tank couple months ago my self. was a good deal $700 bucks on those apps. made it a salt water tank. i've keep some bluegills in a $40 gallon tank they were cool. i picked some super bright orange belly bluegills. those pumpkin seed bluegills are bright too or Texas cichlids bright blue dots. maybe a peacock bass

[@aidenthrondson9768]

Go to a stone/landscape yard should be able to find nice pieces of driftwood and rocks for some more structure in there.

[@pnwriverfisher]

“King snake?” “What’s he the king of?” Had me dead 😂

[@donofthishit]

as a fish keeper for 5 years and around them all my life this was so funny to watch

[@TheSir2005]

I would just put a bunch of bluegill and crayfish in there. And the tank needs live plants, lots actually. You can get just some from clean ponds. Also there might be someone you know that has a bunch of filters in his pond, grab some crap out of there and throw in your canister filter, quick way to kickstart (besides using kickstart) your tank.

[@melisaaclark830]

The oscars were at that one fish store when you bought your fliter from

[@Lego9215]

I have an albino Chinese soft shell turtle,also use pool filtration sand way cheaper looks nice no dust. I recommend using nice filtration bigger the better imo. Watch a lot of care videos and aquarium builds on how they have there tank running 😊

[@JASONBECKFISHING]

Need to find natural rock, real plants and driftwood. Make it as much as possible to a natural habitat for the tank. Live plants will help keep the tank clean as they will filter the water as well.

[@pamskyland4444]

How about a heater or two. I think u need it for there well being 🐸🐠 I say a couple big bluegill and a small bass. Then watch the bass outgrow the bluegill and eat them. Bass r fun to watch eat. They grab a crawdad by snatching it and shake it off its pinchers all at once. Very interesting to watch. ❤. I had one in 100 gallon tank and he got to be 2 pounds. His name was Billy. 😬. I liked to get ghost shrimp out of the river to feed them at first. I signed his food out of the river here in Missouri. You can get different diseases from store-bought fish. 🎣

[@andrewthenoodle5234]

Not too sure why but i think you should do a warmouth or a perch or something else that nobody usually does. But a bass would be dope too

[@roythomas5924]

Thabk you for saving me with a good youtube episode after watching ap bassings breakdown

[@williamjames7174]

You need some load binders any truck stop has them it's a bar that jacks into place holding the load

[@sethgoslar9208]

I have bluegill in my same size tank, and they are awesome to watch grow! Feed them each 2 crawlers every morning

[@chrissherk9675]

Banjo’s face 5:04 he knew he fked up lol

[@CheapAngler]

Here's the thing with Crawfish. Ever songle time I've ever put a craw in a tank, they go and dig up all the plants, so any plants you put in will get torn up by craws and end up floating at the surface.

[@Edward6375]

Love to see Daddy PoolJet!!!

[@MomOfTwo0630]

Don’t forget ammonia to kick start that cycle. Or throw fish food in or feeder gold fish. You need something that will spike the ammonia, cycling a tank is chemistry . A very fun learning experience imo. It’s going to take weeks! Gotta get that cycle started. Quick start alone won’t cut it

[@MomOfTwo0630]

Btw zero nitrates is bad You don’t want zero I’m going to highly recommend you look up how to cycle a tank. The tank is not cycled with zero nitrates. You want 20-40ppm nitrates In order to achieve that you have to mimic fish being in the tank with ammonia. Let the ammonia spike high. Then the nitrites will clear the ammonia, leaving spiked nitrites. After that the nitrates will spike clearing out the nitrites. It’s a process so your tank becomes established. It takes weeks to do this. It basically clears out its own waste and keeps water level safe for fish. If you don’t cycle it anything you put in there will die from spiked ammonia levels.

[@DJ_11759]

Pond fish or a river fish tank

[@josephalvarez7475]

peacock bass would go crazy in the tank 👀

[@Theallinone_we]

Fr

[@MyBackyardScience]

Nice fish 🐟 tank! 😀