Breeding Danios in a Bucket!

[@marouskataliana4339]

Who loves keeping fish simple

[@MånsLundin]

Me🤚

[@Mr.Masterfaaz]

people need to try keeping fishes... its like a stress remover watching them move around here and there

[@ammipieterse9319]

Me too

[@justinstarbuck1190]

Me

[@justinread4381]

Love his vids, been watching since day one. Anyone else want to see the lip fairy go away ? Let him know to shave it off.

[@moralles-l7b]

I remember being a kid and making hundreds of dollars breeding fish, danios, bettas, plecos (spawned guramis in my mom's footbath) had a whole ass setup in the basement Styrofoam boxes and aquariums everywhere, pure joy, your videos make me feel that way again♥

[@juliemcgugan1244]

I made 6 grand breeding shrimp during the pandemic. It is a great hobby! I only needed 2 tanks, both on a shelf in my room.

[@jackofalltrades0001]

Thank you for still posting the video. If it was perfect everytime, I would constantly be asking myself why I am not getting the same results. This is super helpful to see.

[@JunkyJr]

This man will eventually breed every fish in a bucket lol

[@damianmartin15]

gonna need a lot of buckets lol

[@Yinda_groundhog]

To breed great white sharks, I have no idea what kind of bucket will KeepingFishSimple use

[@damianmartin15]

@@Yinda_groundhog BIGGGGGGGG lol

[@jamesdempsey2652]

Right!?!

[@Vera-k5o]

First Oscar born in a bucket @ KFS

[@desireeperkins7352]

I don't have anywhere else to post this! I just completely accidentally have baby fish! I broke down a tank, put a wad of moss in a bin with tank water and set it aside for well over a week maybe close to 2 weeks. Went to deal with the moss tonight and found 40 babies! They are either thread fin rainbows or dwarf rainbows. So excited. Hopefully I don't kill them moving them to a better situation. There was just too much yuck at the bottom of the bin, no filter and no heater. It is a miracle. Maybe not but it feels like it! Yay! Fingers crossed!

[@S.Trades]

Congrats! Exciting stuff! 💪💪💪💪💪Can you hatch out bbs? Gives them the best start!

[@desireeperkins7352]

@@S.Trades fingers crossed. I moved them to the 40 gallon tank that I broke down. Its new purpose is a nursery.

[@S.Trades]

Does it have a filter? Otherwise, 50% water changes each day! Best of luck!

[@mhunt7843]

Your “fails” are what people need to see. Besides, while I understand why you are calling it a fail, you still tried and got something all while showing us something. We learned do you didn’t fail. Love your videos.

[@WarrenVenter.]

In the next video, breeding zebra pleco in a bucket 😂 . Really enjoy the videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@BadlydrawnBen]

😱

[@later_daze_4080]

I come for the fish knowledge, but I stay for the mustache. haha!

[@1969longshanks]

Can't wait for the merch

[@kaileemccurdy]

I love that you share the good and the not so good. Keeping it real

[@lizbennett1905]

12:04 Sam is a delight, even if he eats floor spice. He inspires my dog to be a fish room supervisor when she grows up 🐕

[@amx1820]

We used to do this with plastic rectangular pots, jackfruit leaves and pearlweed during the covid lock down 😅

[@steve-adams]

The mesh! Damn, should have thought of this ages ago. Thank you for that. 4:37 They are really really cool! I wish I could find short finned zebras here though; they're impossible to find despite checking for years. Every failure in this hobby tends to translate to a success in terms of learning. As in most things. This is great information to share.

[@Doomcubus]

man the fish community is very chill mean while in some big internet Dramas, i mean this is just keeping fish who cares i realy love the community keep up the great work nick loving the breeding videos ! : )

[@juliemcgugan1244]

Yeah, the number of channels I have unsubscribed from over the past few months, due to all of the politics and religion encroaching on their unrelated content. I just want to enjoy my hobbies! I'm not interested in engaging in politics and religion on youtube, thanks!

[@Doomcubus]

@@juliemcgugan1244 yeah world war 3 is nearly gonna happen politics and religion i never step on but like the mr beast allegations and movie dramas are crazy

[@Leahslittlepatchofparadise]

Good on you mate, I love your honesty and integrity ❤ Also, all of my beautiful rainbow fish, and shrimp that I ordered from you are absolutely gorgeous and doing great❤

[@garageaquatics2023]

Actually . . . still a success. Great instruction s and lessons, Nick. Thanks! ~Ron

[@nazlipeerbux5277]

Hey I just bred it too and got hundreds of babies

[@ChucksFeeesh]

You have truly become a master, I enjoy your videos so much. I've learned a ton. Ty ty.

[@WetCoastAdventures]

You rock.

[@jayhman2143]

i love keeping fish simple !!

[@OpticAgressivo]

Its these type of videos that keeps people interested in the hobbie!! Gives us new goals 😂 keep it up

[@JulieSimmonds-z2j]

This is a great video, completely authentic. It doesn't always go swimmingly, even for experts!

[@osborndegrandez6729]

I just want to say a huge thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience in fish breeding. Your dedication and passion are truly inspiring! I'm new to breeding myself, and your content has been a fantastic resource to help me get started here in Kenya. I’d really love to connect and maybe even chat with you to learn more, especially from someone as experienced as you. It would mean a lot if you could get back to me-looking forward to hearing from you!

[@LMNHT-rl2he]

Thanks for keepin it real.

[@markfranklin8831]

That's awesome i love everything about fish keeping. Thanks for sharing

[@kaisac.]

In my climate, im able to have zebra danios outside year round in my goldfish pond. I think your bucket method is perfect for someone like me. Ill just be breeding mine to add to my pond, dont need hundreds. I think it's cool you showed the trouble you had, and getting a lower batch.

[@seangere9698]

Try using granny grating. The plastic grid that you find in the sewing section of arts and crafts stores. It works so much better. All you have to do is get some PVC pipe cut 2-4 cm / 1 to 2 ince long pieces. I glue a stone inside the pipe to weigh them down. Drill a hole through one end and zip tie the grating to the top of the pipe, letting them stand vertically. Then, place them in the bottom of my trays or buckets in your case. Fill up the tray so there is 8 to 10 cm 4 to 5 inches of water over the grating and add the fish. This works great for just about all small free swimming spawning fish. I use this mostly for neons, glowlight, and cardinal tetras, but I have had huge success with killing fish as well as danios of several species.

[@S.Trades]

Huge success with killing fish? 😅 Well done! 💪💪💪💪

[@andreagalda28]

Am I the only one who would love to see a video all about your dog. A day in the life of a fish shop dog 🐕 💕

[@davidwatts6003]

He looks like my boy❤ same jacket too

[@jamievetter601]

I use a far easier method. I keep the Danios in a heavily planted tank until l want babies. I remove the adults, turn off the lights and wait. The fish will hatch over a period of weeks. Use minimum soft light for a few hours each day until all are hatched. I also keep ghost shrimp in the tank to keep the tank clean. It works every time.

[@user-hq6ds6ty8g]

Do you have a video on that process?

[@vahagnmelikyan2906]

I used to breed them in a bathtub 😂

[@SnakeWorksStudio]

2:36 I can relate to that.

[@EJSKATE1]

Bahaha

[@markvonwisco7369]

30-50 fry seems like a very successful spawn relative to the number of parents to me

[@PeterPanbe]

I know nothing about fish, but do know a little bit about plastics/physics. Would it be possible your mesh net (nylon) was repelling water, causing a thin layer of air around the holes, and as a result the eggs would not easily "fall through" the net. I would experiment with netting in other material (that are not water-repellant), or netting with larger "holes"

[@bongjamesbong00420]

I have no trouble breeding them, the problem is growing them and having good numbers of them after a month

[@jtkeepingfish]

I’m actually currently breeding some zebra danios too! So great timing for the video!

[@krzysszwajnos5511]

I did this method with my celestials. I recommend catching them in the dark then putting them in the bucket with the light on. As soon as the light turns on they get active and shove themselves into the moss. After that I left the moss in the bucket and left the fish eggs to hatch. I use the mesh to separate eggs and the fish but I found that my trouble some and the eggs would get stuck on the mesh and get damaged or impossible to find. My yields before I removed it were 3-8 hatches after I put in 4 females 2 males in the bucket everyday. I found better success when the mesh was gone. I just checked the bucket and I so far have 10 with 2 more days of fish getting ready to hatch

[@nemanjanenadic1192]

Thank you. I also failed with breeding super easy fish so many times and I was wondering why me because everyone was saying that it is super easy. I found out the hard way that I actually have to make lots of effort and give into it as much as I can even if it is easy to breed. It was really hard to go through all of that process. This hobby is definitely demanding in many ways even if you just want to have a nice looking aquarium, whereas producing more of the fish and plants is much harder but it’s one of the things that makes it fun. Nice to see that I am not the only one who fails sometimes.

[@yashtapase3821]

Thankss for showing this side of breeding fishes thats why we love nick bro ❤

[@jimmied2838]

For someone breeding for their self this is great. As far as breeding for profit probably not the most efficient way but still if u set up multiple buckets u could end up with a lot of fry. Great video

[@mattc7782]

Not a fail, just another step in the learning curve

[@pazu9190]

The dog is my favorite recurring character.

[@MrNeverseeme]

Put a radio in your fish room playing 247, constant out side noise helps fish stay stimulated.

[@Daniladub78]

Yo i love your videos, can u please make about how to breed nanacara anomala.I think my female got eggs

[@dzonz4274]

I've caught mystery snails eating my ALIVE angelfish fry at night multiple times now so i don't use them anymore

[@christiangilescg]

I appreciate your content ✨️ Thank you

[@NYGOLD]

The advantage of breeding egg layers on a bucket is, after you remove the parents you can swirl the water in the bucket and all the eggs will gather in the center. At this point you can use a turkey baster and suck the eggs up easily or just make all the eggs dizzy. LOL

[@microwavedcheetos]

I followed your video from 2 years ago and yesterday I succeeded in first time breeding my wild caught pearl danio (D. tweediei) I got hundreds of eggs

[@markbradley5873]

Great video thanks

[@420blazinOG]

Thank you for all your tips and tricks. Wondering if you could do a new tank cycle/ beginner tips series?

[@andycarter4581]

Love these videos, thanks!

[@shelbycombs4320]

This is a great video!

[@blackdogblackhorse4142]

I can’t wait until my Dwarf Myanmar Danios are mature… they are sooo pretty, I’d love more

[@strider5119]

I dunno if they're the same as other fish, but I've found with a few that the first spawn or 2 has a low survival rate and it improves over time. I had this specifically with small plecos though (BN, Pepps and L397). First batch would end up with maybe 25% surviving, next was a good 50-60%, everything after that was 90+

[@al20o33]

love the leopards!

[@S.Trades]

This is a great channel! 👍💪💪💪💪Next week, breeding stingrays in a tub! 😅

[@Doktracy]

I forgot how much I used to live danios as a kid!

[@NateK-MN]

Are the eggs stuck in the mesh or in the coconut fiber?

[@reneesnugent3358]

You always have great video's 😊

[@rahullahkar1735]

Wow, nice 👍

[@justinstarbuck1190]

Thanks for posting anyway brother

[@mohammadkaif640]

Buddy, after seeing you in moustache , you look 100% like old britishers😂!!!!!

[@bern2033]

11>0, success!

[@nettleton787]

Smashing vid

[@MostafaAssaf-xj4kt]

I really think you need to try African cichlids ❤

[@slickdog78]

Sammie looking for some Danio snacks.

[@malcolmmcguire2876]

Hey Nick, MD mentioned you again in his latest Electric Blue Acara video.

[@Man_In_Tuxedo]

At 11:30 snail falls from nowhere

[@yashtapase3821]

Smooth transition 😂😊

[@gr4s5h0pp3r6]

hey man i’ve been wanting to do a certain tank and i was wondering what your thoughts could be on it if there’s anyway i can personally dm you or anything like that about it

[@jennysoderstrom]

So interesting

[@kevindorekens]

I tried this a few times with my zebra danios. It usually worked, but most of the offspring ended up deformed once they got a bit larger (already with the stripes). I think the parents had weak genes. The parents have died by now at about 2 years old. Maybe I'll try again later.

[@ianredgate4031]

first thing in the morning just like Gene Simmons

[@NoCO2fishtank]

I just had a single blue Danio and a bronze cory pop up in my spare tank 😂 probably because I moved some foxtail and must have grabbed an egg or 37. I'm just wondering how only one of each survived.

[@BleepBlop-rh9lm]

you should put a little monitor in the bucket with netflix on.

[@slangkush4204]

Great video subbed

[@Itsjustme-Justme]

What temperature do you have in your breeding buckets?

[@justinstarbuck1190]

@kps is that wishbone?🎉

[@Happyfrogreading]

Hi! You do not add any air pump or filter and do not do any water change or top up in your bucket? I want to try it myself.

[@florentincioaba7989]

Bravo from Romania Dracula land 😂

[@RickysFarmAndHatchery]

pause it at 7:25 and 8:33 the bucket on the left water is yellow and has eggs. the other 2 buckets have reg watercolor with no eggs... maybe something to it...

[@LeaoJo]

when was this filmed

[@willgrounds4470]

Will you do another angelfish breeding video but maybe with black angels please and thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@quelok]

Where to buy the coconut fiber ?

[@byz513]

Nice fry. Question - do you store fish food in room temperature? Or in the fridge?

[@Lord_8_1]

Zebra always work well no matter how you do it but those other are pretty hard to make do it. I'm trying that for almost a year now and it's not working I tried many ways to do it but they are not like zebras, zebras are super easy others not ..

[@AbdulSamad_7075]

I amdoing breeding of pangasius fish Please tell me what we feed to fry and after how many hours of hatching we give first feed to fry

[@floppydisc2219]

How bout cpds? Will this work

[@Garett6]

Hello. Can you ship the bug buffet to the states? I live in Michigan.

[@galejohnson8086]

Do you think your netting is too fine to allow all eggs to drop through?

[@randomman4938]

Are the Pearl Danios known by something different in the US? When I Google, I only get Celestial Pearls, which is a totally different species. I was gifted some danios a year ago, and based on your video, I am sure they are the same as the Pearl danios in your video

[@hoanduy3922]

Are you breeding amano shrimp?

[@justinread4381]

Here is a tip from 30 plus years ago. Try about 100mm of large marbles as a base. The eggs fall through and you should get a huge spawn. Side note, why danios ? They are cheap worthlessness fish.

[@kswitch265]

i get it, but you realize you can probably start the siphon with the pipette instead of your mouth right? lol blew my mind. no more tasting tank water haha

[@Yinda_groundhog]

Then I might as well just use a fish bowl, a butterfly net and a bunch of plants

[@marymendez4178]

Forgive me, you say you failed. well you have 11 fry from nothing to me you gain alot. You have fry and I don't ever want to hear any words like these again.

[@FLOMALS63]

удачи вам

[@johngriffin5446]

"Worked" and a fail

[@kamoboko86]

Personal suggestion, I much prefer videos without dogs and children because they can be quite visually distracting. Love the content though.

[@jaratt85]

The massive snails in the background are very distracting.

[@Nigelaquaticsfish]

Oh but I do this posted a video and got death threats 😂 fuckin anyone gets mad about anything