Goldfish Unboxing 3-22-16

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Unboxing of a new shipment of fish from Dandy Orandas. This shipment is three blue orandas and two chocolate butterfly telescopes. The orandas hopefully will be spawned this spring, the chocolates a pretty small so they'll probably be grown out for a year before becoming a part of the chocolate breeder group we're starting.
"Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@teresaverant4456]

They're so beautiful. I can't wait to get a bigger tank

[@MichelleMCTran]

My dad had these kinds. He said to be careful about their eyes . If they hit something sharp they go blind. We name ours E.T

[@jacoblangbayan4033]

Sir. You have a very very nice and clean set up. I'm much more inspired because of this video.

[@ejbayabos6318]

OMG U NEED A BIGGER TANK FOR THIS MONSTERS. LOL JK XDD nice fish and tank love it.

[@MichelleMCTran]

My blue orandas are adorable

[@Lifewithpets72]

Those blue Orandas are beautiful!!

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Thank you! They're some of my favorite fish that we have. We actually have six week old fry from them now so that's very exciting.

[@Lifewithpets72]

That's so cool! Do you plan on selling them?

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Lifewithpets We do! It will be a few more months, probably about four months old. We've found the sweet spot for selling is about three inches so that's what we aim for. They'll be available for sell when ready and we'll have videos of them on here at that time.

[@Lifewithpets72]

Ok, thanks:)

[@katharinelowen8464]

+Lifewithpets I love your channel!

[@angelinavang3155]

wow thw black and silver ones are beautiful

[@chrischo7464]

I like ur tank !! I only got 35L one with 2 small gold fish too small i guess

[@Alviskovitch]

That tank looks really nice! How big is it? I'm planning to get one and I just wanted to compare it to the ones I've been looking at. Great video!

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

+Meltydeath Thanks! These tanks are 40 gallon breeders.

[@prafulr.d2257]

They are now

[@ricoreds2361]

Beautiful goldfish i have the same one

[@richmond2921]

Can you make a video where to buy or how to buy those in the Internet?

[@diamondpicaxepicanic3819]

If yo live in the USA then dandy orandas but in uk star fisheries, idk anywhere else

[@sunishopia7177]

hu

[@samuelrulyando8333]

where did you buy that? i like your videos

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Thank you so much! All the fish in this video were purchased from Dandy Orandas. Be sure to subscribe if you haven't already to keep up to date on all of our new videos :)

[@joshuacapell3997]

We’re these all quarantine tanks, or just your regular tank? 🐟

[@acuafishexpertoficial889]

hello, listen wonderful fish moors

[@karissaschwerin4339]

Where are you selling your fish?

[@VamshiKrishna-qx4qd]

Its been 2 years....is the fish alive ?...make a video on fish..

[@poollofindro5886]

The did a poo

[@victorjimenez6098]

hello man. nice fish. i want to buy some ones, how i can do it?? let me know please. thanks

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Hi there, thanks for your interest. We only really sell through our website so take a look at our store waverlygoldfish.com/shop to see all the fish we currently have available.

[@itsadreamcometrue8339]

Oranda is best of them all.even other fish. Wait I don't remember this comment.

[@somnathpal9506]

lovely black oranda how much do they cost..

[@giovaniprimera]

somnath Pal he got them from Dandy Orandas so each one should be a good 150+.

[@nozomitoujou523]

I actually have those there are called black moors

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

+Ayonna Munoz We do actually have several black moors, however these are chocolates. In China they're called purple, but they're really more of a brown than purple. We also have a 6.5" female chocolate telescope. They're a very striking and beautiful color, I'm really excited to breed them in the future.

[@arissameredith8555]

Those aren't black moors those are all black orandas

[@tinrelic1882]

+arissa meredith the first 2 were black moors

[@haileebrenna3550]

orandas are a type of fancy and black moors can be any type of fancy goldfish

[@haileebrenna3550]

so you can call them oranda black moors

[@iranpino9971]

may want to close the window or else because direct sun light will help algae grow nice vid do

[@yegneshgoudgangannagari5232]

What is the 🐠

[@kellyanderson6853]

Does anyone know if a heater will help to keep parasite away like ich ? I have goldfish they don't have ich and are healthy but I heard that a heater will help with keeping fish parasite free. Don't know if that's true or not , I do know that turning your heater up will help with speeding up the ich cycle and kill them off faster . Goldfish prefer cooler water too so don't know if I should even put one in my tank or not , beautiful goldfish BTW.

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Proper quarantining when receiving new fish is generally the best preventative action you can take when it comes to parasites and diseases. As for heaters in general, we use heaters in some tanks and don't in others. For us it really depends on what we're actively trying to achieve with a specific fish at that point in time. Warmer temperatures speed up the metabolism and help them grow faster. Colder temperatures help their fins grow larger. Then there's the role of temperature in breeding, generally we will feed a high fat diet at 70 degrees for a month or so when preparing to breed a fish. Then we drop the temperature down to around 60 and feed much less for a few weeks. Then we'll raise the temperature back up to about 80 feeding very high protein food like blood worms to get them to spawn. So the short of it is that goldfish can live in a wide range of temperatures and different temperatures suit different purposes, if your goal involves a temperature that requires a heater then you should use one.

[@kellyanderson6853]

Waverly Goldfish Thanks for the info it was very interesting .

[@mauriciovirruetanunez1137]

Donde compras los peces?

[@alprinceabdul8008]

Can you tell me how did you get them

[@biohazard6340]

Is a 29 gallon okay for two adult goldfish? At least just for a little

[@gamerxf3353]

yeah I think

[@flogreen8818]

I'm putting 3 to for fancy goldfish in a 30 long.

[@redstardusttx]

Rule 20 gallons for a goldfish Add 10 gallons for another one U have 29 gallons? Its close to 30! Since its like that make sure you have Good filteration!

[@Elpepe_0245]

redstardustX rules: your not a fish expert my guy

[@shelbydecker8447]

Steven Mora he's right though. I breed and sell goldfish, and he's right

[@alprinceabdul8008]

Am trying to buy some online but I don't know a good website so if you know one that will be great

[@victoriaaldrich6729]

Dandy orandas :)

[@brummiepcgamer568]

how long did you cycle the water for?

[@marinasarkisova7996]

kak mojno zakazat i za skolka vremeni budet dostavka v gruziyu

[@autumncloud6834]

What is the tank size???

[@nicolekelly1362]

You should add sand loike boiii

[@kaitlynlykins809]

what size tank do you have?

[@jishway9778]

LORD ,get ready for the wrath of fish keeper comments. People are going to say " you should kept it in a 1 million gallon tank so like a black whole doesn't open up.",or " I wouldn't be surprised if the fish die in 2 seconds ", I MEAN GOSH ITS JUST A FISH THEY POOP BLOW BUBBLES AND AND EAT

[@jishway9778]

Well hold let me go back I'm not so cold I mean want what's best but I'm not gonna break my back trying to do it btw hot fish and tank👍🏼

[@KitsuKatGamez]

Lol I notice that a lot too. I mean yeah take great care of fish but I see no matter if you have a 50g tank there's always someone screaming "get a bigger tank!!!!" Also, keeping different fish together, as long as they get along and aren't aggressive its perfectly fine.

[@briannaharter4411]

there's nothing wrong with the tank sizes.however a lot more goes into keeping fish together then just how well they get along. tempter and water parameters also have a impact on what kinds of fish to keep together.cold waters may survie in warmer waters but it's not really healthy for them to be in tropical tempters cause there is less oxygen,it speeds up their metabolic rate and stresses the fish out.plus there are a bunch of diseases that can transfer between tropical fish and cold water fish do to the tempters they prefer. I once talked to a person who thought it was okay to mix cold water fish with tropical fish.the fish he was keeping was white clouds and the fish got along just fine.but the white clouds kept getting ick cause they were stressed from the heat.once the white cloud were transferred to a cold water tank they stopped getting sick.

[@michaellevesley3578]

and your JUST someone whos opinon i dont care about

[@rivernolan5336]

+Brianna Harter (star and fox) thank you for being more knowledgeable than 90% of the commenters.

[@angelicamendoza5098]

Dónde los compraste

[@yusri3506]

Beli di mana ikannya bang?

[@TeenyTheOne]

How come tou don't have to acclimate? Not having a go I just never see it done with goldfish and I am wondering why?

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Jenny from Solid Gold actually has done some really good talks about this in her videos. But the short of it is that because goldfish respirate so much ammonia, even well fasted fish release a good amount of it in the shipping bags. The carbon dioxide that they also respirate keeps the PH at a level where the ammonia is actually less toxic. When you open the bag however you let out the carbon dioxide and the PH pretty rapidly begins to change and the ammonia becomes much more toxic to the fish. Goldfish are primarily most sensitive to temperature fluctuations and are actually pretty tolerant of PH, GH, KH, etc. So with goldfish the additional stress of the ammonia in the bag just isn't worth it to drip acclimate whereas it's a lot more necessary with other kinds of fish. That's why you'll typically just see people float the unopened bags in the tank water to let the temperature match as the only acclimation.

[@anandogpe3316]

Good

[@darlalangille-schumann7430]

I'm making this 1200 views by watching!! :)

[@darlalangille-schumann7430]

oh ya 2nd comment!!

[@swamyaswamya9122]

Darla Langille-Schumann mfjdjsg

[@sandraarguello8353]

zni and you can use dcno as

[@ratulchatterjee4440]

Is this type of orandas available in India?

[@rajat._.vishnu4178]

Ratul Chatterjee yes

[@alokmishra9511]

Is fish shipping safe ?? Do fishes espesially orandas n ryunkins reach destination safely?? I want around 30 orandas lionheads fancy tails n ryunkins mix to odisha (India)..... for a 6ft tank

[@dragonnite99]

Sorry didn't mean to comment was thinking a different website

[@abhishekaj988]

nice video

[@adamchanneL97]

keren ikan nya bang slm knal pemulah

[@dxveena]

I have like 2 20 gallons.. So since my dad bought bettas :( He bought a MALE and i said do NOT put it into my tank with my females and a finless male betta (That tank is for diseased or tailless betta fish) And he decided to not listen and put his fucking KING betta in the tank and i fed my tanks this morning and saw the betta DEAD! He literally said he will dump my whole tank to get new fish cause he aint like my fish i have already :( And IM MAD!

[@Luke-dh1ye]

Nyxz AJ y tho

[@redstardusttx]

I know this is one year ago but It is so not right to do that to you I'm so sorry to hear that :( How are you doing?

[@muditkumar8083]

DeveenaPlays up OK

[@lamswanto9966]

Ikan apa itu

[@MichelleMCTran]

I have a blue Oranda goldfish name Jade

[@sumanpaul9572]

nice

[@connor101_2]

Wait u can get purple goldfish

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Yup! We refer to ours as lavender. It's hard to appreciate the color in it but here's a video of them on our instagram instagram.com/p/BMAVVQqgHoe/?taken-by=waverlygoldfish

[@MFAwps]

nice bro

[@ani3387]

why is this goldfish black?

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

Aniqa Miah in the hobby this color is actually referred to as blue. But goldfish come in lots of colors besides orange. There are blue, brown, green, black, red, yellow, white, and purple goldfish.

[@jayscrazzyobsessions4304]

could I let a pair of angels with my goldfish

[@kayleegrandstaff6993]

you can do whatever you want. goldfish grow bigger in warmer water anyways, it doesnt matter if angelfish are tropical

[@jayscrazzyobsessions4304]

+kaylee grandstaff I have a heater just one that's preset to 78 and a like 76 gallon tank ??

[@kayleegrandstaff6993]

+Jasper Dumas that'll be fine. their hardy and can thrive in cooler and warmer temperatures

[@WaverlyGoldfish]

+Jasper Dumas In theory as long as you've got enough water volume to support the number of fish you have then it shouldn't be an issue. What I would caution is to not mix the double tailed goldfish breeds with them. This is simply to make sure that the goldfish can compete properly for food to get what they need. Single tailed breeds will be better able to keep up with the angels to make sure their getting enough food. Of course the problem with that is that single tails tend to need more water per fish!

[@jayscrazzyobsessions4304]

+Waverly Goldfish so I have a 75 in gona add another 10 gallon to it I have 15 fish rn I the 14 small feeders one smaller fat bodie butterfly tail and a pleco I'd buy the angels as baby's but I'm wanting angles or an oscar worst case I move my goldfish to a smaller tank

[@rozem-m3518]

100.

[@connor101_2]

As there natural colar

[@mirza6399]

and no goldfish was golden that day 😆 Jk 😂

[@Sisters-zd5vi]

8,955

[@iffatsk9590]

Aosam bro

[@AyushSingh-rc7ng]

Nice fishes but I want the video of carnival in that we can catch a goldfish and we can get that in free but paying money before play in India if you possible where you live India or another country

[@johngunner2315]

Gang gang gang

[@damiencluzel7937]

Show m'y good lol je suis francais

[@sabibasijj9039]

sabith

[@filiomanolis5096]

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[@coldspanish6529]

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[@emiliagonzalez7746]

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[@zacharychhea5899]

poor fishs no rocks

[@josehidalgo9421]

cul😍

[@franciscocoyach4571]

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[@PochiMnMs]

poor fish/rip fish ? No plants, no substrate, no acclimatization to parameters and temperature, too small tanks, overpopulation, no nitrogen cycle. Goldfish need -30/50 liters for 1 fish, they need to be several so buy a big tank. Read books, watch websites. that's sad and disrespectful for living beings!

[@LordToadie]

1. Goldfish will eat and uproot most plants. 2. Whilst sand is one of the best/safest substrates for goldfish, it is easier for breeders to keep up maintenance if the tank is bare bottom. 3. When fish are shipped (as these ones were) it is best to only acclimate them to temperature (which they were) it takes weeks for fish to be acclimatised to water perimeters and it is actually more harmful to open the bag to do so if the fish has been shipped. 4. These tanks look like they are around 40 gallons each ( around 160 litres- correct me if my math is wrong), which can house 2-3 fancy goldfish. I believe that the large sponge filters will make up for this as well as large water changes. This may also just be a quarantine tank and not a forever home. 5. No responsible fish keeper would put fish in a tank that hasn’t been properly cycled. Obviously we don’t know his water parameters but the owner seems to know what they’re doing and so we mustn’t assume that the tank isn’t cycled. I honestly don’t know why you think it isn’t.

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