Never had these in the store before! [Unboxing]

[@AquariumCoop]

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[@Aquatic_Amigo]

What wholesale do you use out here in Los Angeles??????

[@Aquatic_Amigo]

Also when the tanks have few to no fish in them and you add 50 - 100 fish isn’t there not enough bacteria to support that load.?????

[@kookycat9663]

Hi! Was wondering, would Murphy not eat the tetras? I was told not to keep any other fish with Mbu, Herbert?

[@hannahpieplow8557]

Hi Cory I love Neons when I had Fish

[@hannahpieplow8557]

I had just Red Sword tales and Platys

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

People, they are retailers. They buy in quantity. This is a very realistic video. We should appreciate their honesty and willingness to share their activities with us.

[@mnhaziq5010]

I agree

[@MarcelloBranca]

same

[@typerexc]

I've found when a fish falls on the floor, it's super effective to just slide a piece of paper under and scoop them versus trying to pinch them up and possibly injure them more.

[@phoebec3174]

When my fish jumped out of his tank for the first time I was cleaning his tank and in a panic with a huge rush of adrenaline I stopped him up without even thinking and threw back in the tank the result was a stressed owner/fish and dog hair in the tank

[@tylersessions2214]

I know this is an old comment, but if you scoop them onto paper it will definitely strip their slime coat off. Prob better just getting your hands wet like people do when fishing, then picking it back up

[@tylersessions2214]

or I guess a piece of thin plastic would work too, but paper will definitely take some of that slime coat.

[@underwaterplayland1940]

Not many jobs where the phrase : "and we'll come back later and pull the bodies" would raise not a single eyebrow. Thanks for the behind the scenes walk about. Enjoyable and informative un boxing

[@1953crystalj]

I really enjoyed this unboxing video! In fact I can see that I'm going to have to go back and watch past unboxings, lol. I started up in the aquarium hobby over 50 years ago, then I got out of it in 2009 due to health reasons. I gave away everything, tanks, equipment, fish and everything else that was connected to fishkeeping. Two and a half years ago I walked into a pet store to get my cat some food and they were just getting a shipment of fish in, and I watched about 95% of that. There were new-to-me fish that I had never seen before! So, when I left there I went and bought a 20g tank and started collecting all the needed equipment and set it up and very patiently waited for the tank to cycle... And now here I am, I've got 7 tanks running and I'm fully back into the hobby again. I really had missed watching and caring for all these little critters over those years I gave them up. I'll just end this by saying thank you Cory, for videoing your shipments for us! Through these, I'm seeing even more new fish that I am going to "have" to get!! Seeing them as you get them is a lot like watching a kid open his Christmas presents, and at the same time showing me that quite a bit changed over the years and I've got new dreaming to do for my side of the hobby! 😁 . 🐠🐬🐋

[@kxxartel1111]

Crystal J amazing story I’m even more inspire to start my fish family lol

[@meineliebste]

❤❤❤pls start a youtube vlogging about your fish keeping. :) i need all the wisdom i can get! ❤❤❤

[@louieb875]

goodluc😍k!!!

[@loverslanehawj6244]

Amazing fish hobby testimonial. Once you got in there’s no getting out sure sound like scenes from a horror movie of entering a haunted house right? But we’re taking “fish” and yup that’s how I got in this hobby. I was just browsing the aquarium/fish area at my local pet store. A store associate approached me and ask if I needed any help? I replied, “No I’m just browsing around.” Shortly after few more trips of “Just browsing” my bedroom got a new aquarium display with a nice stand and I couldn’t stop watching my new pet swim around. Little did I know the guy I was dating (now husband) was interested in helping me with fish care/set up. We weren’t living together but enjoy taking trip to aquarium shop and selecting fish accessories (he is a fisher man who loves fishing/catching fish with his bare hands). When we got married, I even took my aquarium along to our new place. Yes we up graded to super large size tank and the original tank now housing one red ear slider turtle. I couldn’t imagine a house with out an aquarium as apart of home decor. Plus it’s so therapeutic/soothing listening to the sound of water fall from the filter. My children are as excited growing up with fish watching them swim around.

[@villadave3872]

Good video. Not easy when the boss is over your shoulder checking your technique.

[@jivet3919]

Villa Dave The dude didn’t have very good technique. Lol

[@addiewilson388]

@@jivet3919 he does a lot better when Cory isn't there... I think he's a bit scared of Cory

[@catfishcave379]

Adding the entire quarantine procedure just took an unbeatable fish unboxing to a whole new level. And then you add Robert on top of that. Can I give six stars? Those lyretails were nice; the balloons.... uh... not so much. (give me a wild Monty anyday!)

[@RichardManley]

My quarantine tank is literally a 20 gallon storage tub, i can move an extra sponge filter from one of the running outdoor tubs into it if i need to use it for some fish. Cheap and works.

[@cjma482]

It's nice to see this transparency in a pet store❤

[@toddratson7526]

I completely agree about quarantining your fish. Here are my arguments for doing so: Treating a large display tank has many serious problems other than just the high cost Some meds will stain silicone Some meds will kill inverts Some meds will kill plants Some meds will kill your biological filter Some meds will get into your hardscape and substrate and never fully come out Some fish can't tolerate med doses high enough to kill the pathogen Some fish can't tolerate high enough temperatures to kill the pathogen Catching sick fish can stress all the creatures in the tank Stressing a sick fish can easily kill it Removing a sick fish still leaves the possibility that other fish in the tank will get sick Quarantining new fish in a small tank has big advantages Observation is much, much easier Water parameters can be attended to much easier Treatment is very economical Treatment can be tailored to the specific fish in question Treatment can be tailored to a specific pathogen Reinfection chances after treatment are very low I treat for bacterial, fungal and parasites for a week, change 80% of the water and watch them for at least two more weeks changing water 50% weekly. I would treat more than once if I needed to but I haven't had to yet. I let my water sit in a plastic bin a few hours with a heater and powerhead to stabilize and gas off before use. How does everyone else quarantine?

[@JohnJames.]

Todd Ratson , awesome process. I'll be taking notes. I just have my one 10 gallon, betta with 3 loaches, cpds soon. But planning on another 10 gallon soon, for guppies I think. I like your water prep , planning on having tub of sorts to have prepared water on hand

[@ifanayim]

Thats why you get a hospital tank

[@TheNuclearBolton]

Do the meds not alter the cycle of the tank at all?

[@1raidsugarbabie607]

20g bare bottom 82 no light other then the window tanks forever stained blue but i think it looks neat when it gets new water lol but im weird kinds looks like blue kool aid xD its a hospital and quarantine tank running 2 60 gph sponge filters just for that tank and gets a weekly water change just like all the other tanks fish or not.

[@mikef3300]

Platinum angels are my favorite. Also the 1st fish I ever had shipped through the mail. Ordered 8 juveniles and all 8 survived. As they’ve grown the pearl scale look has been appearing on them along with a bright blue striping on their fins. Also a great deal at $1.62 for each

[@chiloi5875]

Mike Ferguson where did you buy them from?? I’m interested

[@jjp1117]

Chiloi he got them from the internet

[@ArieCoccio]

Where do you bought them???

[@jeromehorn7333]

I think it is amazing that you all quarantine your fish. I wish all stores did that, especially for hobbyist like me who don't have a quarantine tank at home.

[@pabrown69]

I love the care and knowledge these guys show. I have one question: what do you do to dispose of the medicated shipping water? That’s a lot of meds to be dumping into the local water.

[@littledonut6994]

They are all so wittle and cute!! The fact that y'all got a LOT of fish, but didn't lose that many is impressive.

[@Melinko7902]

I LOVE that you have the 1-Week rule for staff. My LFS... I asked them for a YEAR to order a specific Goby, and when they finally actually got them, a staff member bought them immediately.

[@TheWizel]

A decent fish store would be doing orders for the staff anyway and have just ordered extra for staff

[@AquariumCoop]

Check out this cool video when I visited a wholesaler while in Germany. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fF6UoX2Dg82Hb68

[@Sometallguy]

Do you think that your med trio would work on saltwater fish? I’m thinking of setting up a nano reef and I don’t want to take chances with my tank cause saltwater is expensive

[@hannahpieplow8557]

I had Sword Tales

[@davajo3868]

You guys should do a *lot* more unboxing videos with putting them in quarantine. Pleeease? *Love* seeing more than a snippet snapshot (try saying that 3X fast) of them in the tank. And a few casualties doesn't reflect bad on you, wasn't in your control until you got them, and clearly all quarantine bases are covered. Those pearlescent platinum angels are simply breathtaking, and the cories dancing up/down the glass are sooo cute! Like if you agree with me!

[@BryanLa]

16:14 ... That was some great footage of those swordtails!

[@aquariumplantman]

Very informative seeing the behind the scenes of the shop, good stuff as always Cory.🤘

[@azulakiribati]

Really enjoyed this style of video, from the unboxing throught the medication process everything its really nice to watch

[@DoktarEvil]

23:38 in the back fish is dying while they're talking about meds :D LOL

[@nadlerg]

Thank you for sharing this. I believe too many of us common fishbuyers dont have a clue of what these guys go through befor they eventually land in our tanks! Quarantine at home was overkill in my opinion. Now it will be mandatory.

[@varanidguy]

You are a very patient and kind boss, kudos to you Cory! Love the fish!

[@elr5475]

Do you turn off the auto water changes when giving meds? When do you turn it back on? This was super interesting to see your quarantine practices in action!

[@Huipie81]

It's very cool to see you guys being so transparent about your fish purchasing and quarantine processes. Open and honest towards your customers, great stuff!

[@MegaMindyLou]

One of those Cory’s came back to life! Watch it again. Love these unboxing videos. ❤️

[@staticjordan42374]

Man he’s going to be your best fish unboxer now that he dropped those fish on camera! Keep him and he will be your best fish manager in a few years.

[@FishTankBarn]

Great video as always. Interested to see how the balloon swordtails turn out.

[@AQUAGUYUK]

Love the unboxing and see how you guys still get a kick out the hobby and the transition from hobby to business well done

[@lilmr212]

Rams are difficult to import, a fact known by retailers around the world and the hobbyists who keep them. I’d heard that the exporters would dose them with hormones to improve their colour, this takes a toll along with the import process on an already easily stressed species. My own personal best success with German blue rams came from having rams that were locally bred here in New Zealand. I kept mine at 28 degrees Celsius in a densely planted driftwood and river stone tank with dark stone substrate. The dark substrate brought out their colours more as is always the case with cichlids. That cover is definitely a good idea, keep that heat in!

[@Aquatic_Amigo]

Reminds me when I work at a aquarium shop I worked for 15years but didn’t make enough dough to support my family ..but loved it ...and yea that happens alot jumping out the net Robert so don’t be embarrassed 😳

[@michaela-be4le]

Robert is a good employee Cory; you're lucky to have him :)

[@wotrulke5868]

You have a fantastic establishment Cory, A lot of UK fish stores could learn from you and I hope they watch your videos!

[@surojitchatterjee8836]

Great video! Makes me feel that if I’m buying any fish from here, I’m getting only the best and the healthiest!

[@TahoeJones]

Great video. Very informative. You should cut a notch in the top of those buckets to steady the net. No third hand ever needed.

[@mellewedin8221]

So far from what I have seen, No one has anything on Dean's rams!!!! His Rams are so beautiful! He makes me want pair.

[@CucumbersSC]

I'm always glad to see shrimp shipped with stuff to hold on to... thinking about stressed shrimp in slippery bags or farm ponds without anything to hold on to breaks my over-empathetic shrimp lover heart ;w;

[@philthefishaddict1484]

Loved watching this quarantine process. Nice med process. You are on a different scale than a home setup. It would be good for you to do a “How to” video for folks who keep only one tank. For example. You can use a small storage tub as a quarantine before transferring the fish to its final tank.

[@mellewedin8221]

Yes thank you that. I have a 10 gallon QT. All new guppies hit that tank for 30 days. Then they go into the big tank.

[@pixiepqueen]

A fish jumped onto the carpet as you were emptying the second bag 😞

[@ChristianClodfelter]

yep 3:15

[@tropicalterrarium1742]

Rumor has it that poor fish is still still underneath the aquarium stand

[@scottscott9150]

a few more of those will just create some beneficial bacterial floor substrate .

[@akainusdonutshop5147]

Two

[@RunIntoTheForest]

I think it was actually pieces of gravel..

[@markzig1429]

Best unboxing ever. I really enjoy learning the tips and facts.

[@Teachingmommy-jr4cg]

Pearl scale is so pretty!

[@jonathanwright-goodison4041]

To me, the unboxings are the most interesting videos and I love them!

[@Toneloke-3000]

Thanks for the calcium tip for shrimp👍

[@DennisEMiller]

The Platinum Pearl Angels are absolutely stunning! 😍

[@animalsproductions2716]

Dennis E. Miller I love them too

[@Shelzbells]

Oh so exciting!!!! IF ONLY I could shop at your store. The LFS store here never gets anything "different" other then the most common stuff. I would LOVE some of those new baby Roselines. They will always be a favorite of mine.

[@edieswearingen282]

Thank you Cory and Robert for the behind the scenes video. Great info.

[@MattStrike]

I saw a roseline get away under the shelf, I'm only seeing this now as I'm new. awesome fish

[@CrowntailHalfmoon]

Thanks for sharing. Awesome advice and video. Question 1.How much water do u change in qt and when do you change it? 2. After you dose the meds when next do you redose again? Is it same amount after water change or not? 3. If you see issue not treated by meds do you add new meds to treat or change water then add meds? 4. How long is the qt process and how do you sterilize the tanks for next qt process. 5. Are the qt tanks individual pieces or its 1 long tank you divide in segments? If segmentation how do you make tanks for qt? Thank you.

[@rachelbockrath6276]

Could you do a video on how to set up a quarantine tank, especially for someone new to the hobby?

[@PullingYourStrings]

Those cherry barbs are very active when popped in the tank! Shipment looks nice

[@HKLuterman]

Really neat to see a "behind the scenes" aspect to an unboxing.

[@baribearsd]

Years ago when I managed a fish shop, we had nets that had the wire the size of the bottom of a 5 gal bucket. You put the net in the bottom and gently poured the water into the bucket. There was no rushing water pushing against the fishes bodies. I feel that was a more humane way to transfer large numbers of fish. For our quarantine room, I had custom post it notes printed up. As I medicated each tank, i checked off what medication had been added. We also put new notes on the tanks so that the employees knew what medication to use each day.

[@abelardopatawaran5566]

I am with tropical fish handling for 48yrs. I pity those fishes, the way they transfer them.

[@brandonsheets1723]

I love this video style. You can go so much more in depth when you aren't doing two things at once, plus its cool to get Roberts insight too.

[@AquaPeet]

That was a very entertaining video! Great narration, Cory. Thanks for including us to watch you guys!

[@JenniferDoRego]

I thought I knew what I wanted in my tank now, im not sure. The first sword tail plattys looked very chunky😂 I did really like the second batch of Swordtails. The bright red color would look nice in a planted tank.

[@willmessenger3157]

Personally I used to do a very different method as feel that may be higher stress than needed, but everyone has there own opinion as the shorter time in the polluted water the better, but I do feel the lights off would have been more beneficial for them, also if doing your method of water I would still fill the box with water from your system for temp as well, granted you may well space heat I like to drip acclimate as soon as bag is opened adding some Seachem Prime to detoxify the Ammonia then drip at a rate that equals there same volume in 15mins and I double the quantity of water to, but everyone has there own opinion, mine is from the UK mind and from working in the trade for over 20 years, but we have adapted so much over the years

[@shesellsfish]

So interesting to see how these huge orders of fish come in and the behind the scenes honesty that not all fish arrive happy happy and ready to party.

[@jamielynn7674]

You aren't wrong about black neon tetras. I had a school of about twenty of them in a 29 gal planted aquarium that broke. Moved everything out of the tank (or so I thought) and put the tank out back of the house (it had a crack in the upper front side then curved down to the middle bottom) I left some cruddy plants in it and was going to toss it out on the next free day at the dump. Well.... apparently three black neons somehow got left in it. I just happened to go look at it to make sure it wasn't mosquito central because we had had rain in the four months it sat back there. I was SHOCKED. They were not only alive... but fat and frisky. The water was pretty green.. but dang. I fished them out, qurenteened them for two months and put them in one of my fluval spec V's with a betta and an oto and they are fantastic. They have to be like 4 now or something... and they wern't babies when I got them. THey lived outside in a busted tank all summer. Compleatly shocked!

[@Gamer-gy6sn]

Really enjoyed this video showing what happens behind the scene of fish stores. Very interesting

[@greenthumbaquariums1185]

These real-world, behind-the-scenes videos are great. Thanks!

[@artichokez3270]

those balloon swordtail male s are something else. pearlscale angel was super shiny and adorable

[@aquaticmaniac8979]

Those black rams are so cool! I always love these videos. I need to get some! Also how do you feel about Jimmy moving back to Ohio. Will he still edit the videos?

[@brieanno9694]

This was a cool video, very interesting to watch. Keep making videos like this!

[@FzMonsta]

I started the med trio yesterday since I've never medicated beyond salts and cheap ich meds. I was starting to see a few fish develope inflamed guts. Hope it cures them or at least prevents it from spreading to the healthier fish. I've already had to euthanize one because their gut was twice their size and it was getting bigger everyday and even began getting irregular in shape. I will definitely start quarantining with meds now with anything I get. It's too easy not to and in will greatly improve the lifespan and happiness of my pets. Thanks for the info and tips it's sad this sort of stuff isn't preached in big box pet stores most of us are stuck with. It feels like a lot of fish care is word of mouth or personal experience. It is difficult to just go down to petco and get a reliable answer on something unless you are lucky and the fish attendant really knows their stuff.

[@judyhobday4760]

This has been a learning experience for me. So much I just have not known. And I have never had any shrimp, which is something I do want to try, especially when I get my largest tank set up with lots of greenery. And once I know a lot more. Need to get a lot of medication to have on hand. So much to know. thank you for all you teach with your videos.

[@josephenderle7167]

The small mass of most of those fish means they'd fall a lot less quickly compared to a human and much more like an insect, meaning the difference between a 1 foot drop and a 6 foot drop would not likely make them any more likely to die.

[@AquariumCoop]

This one of those things that's "science, that shouldn't happen" And then there is my first hand experience of insane amounts of fish and 6 ft drop being far more deadly than a 1 foot drop.

[@josephenderle7167]

@@AquariumCoop thanks for the insight, i'm sure there's so many factors there's no definitive story. my dad used to tell stories where fish would be air dropped from at least 100 feet into lakes but the pilot would miss and they would have to run out and throw as many fish in the lake as possible before animals came to eat them, most of them still being alive. when they hit their targets, most of those companies claim like a 99% survival rate.

[@GrowingInterest]

hey Cory and Robert, thanks for the inside, especially with the meds. Very interesting to see the process behind a fish store

[@dshe8637]

Does all the wastewater go into the drains? That's a lot of meds.

[@MetalDoraemon6]

excellent point...it does

[@Lumpydog]

I enjoyed watching this behind the scenes video. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.

[@KuddlyKisses]

Nice video. I think both of them did a good job keeping losses at bay and being entertaining to watch. I bet they even did a final check along the floor and through the bags when the camera was turned off. They obviously love fish and even if you look at it from a store owners point of view...a dead fish is a loss in profit, why ignore it if you can prevent it? They did their best ♥

[@Widquatics]

Cool import order! Appreciate all the extra info about the shipping process, we rarely get to see what goes into importing/exporting fish!

[@craigparish521]

Always interesting & informative! Thank you

[@basildestiny]

OK. I am definitely a sucker for lyretail fish. I don't have room or time for tanks right now, but I was imagining a tank of those. Thanks for taking the time to share!

[@tholfeld1]

Take one of your box lids , cut a square hole in it to drop the net in, and then do the same thing over a medium sized garbage can. That’s what my lfs does. No more struggles with the net and doing it alone

[@willmessenger3157]

Interesting on the meds point to, do you like the tea tree style antibiotic healing treatments ? Do you ever do skin scrapes to Id infections ? I find most fungal and bacterial infections are secondary infection to something like a skin fluke, or physical damage, and due to the space bacterial infections can be rampant

[@James_Hande]

Thank you for sharing this video. Really enjoyed watching the complete process, better then regular unboxings. I have always dissolved my meds first, glad to see I can just add straight to the tank.

[@rabby120]

them rams are stunning

[@harleym50]

After meds are in do you stir the water? Later do you change the water in the tanks?

[@janestevens2030]

I like how Robert is doing these unboxings lately.

[@johnnyrook6371]

The quarantine procedure is why I only buy fish from this store. I'm not sure what other stores are doing, if anything.

[@jesssashi9295]

Thank you for this video. I love seeing the fish come in and all that goes into making them well for sale.

[@sbenson-miles762]

Your videos are amazing and so educational . Thank you Cory & Robert .

[@michaelkane2470]

When I was growing up in Stuart Fl,I had Fresh water Aquariums.I had Mollies,Platys,Swords,ect.When ever I saw ick on any fish,I would net the fish,cotton swab ick,with Mycurichrome,nocks it off fast.Then I would put them back in the tank.There was a Fish Store called Aquatic Life,they told me that trick.Another trick,to speed up a new Aquarium set up,use Distilled Water,already Ph Nuetral,and take a cup of Aquarium water,with bacteria in it,add.

[@ScoopDogg]

Thanks for showing this part of the industry Ive never seen before, I always thought that most fish retailers bred them at home lol, I always thought you were supposed to climatise the fish in the bag in the water they are getting added to, I suppose this straight dumping outweighs the risk of introducing problems that could be in the water. good job folks : ) Them swords are nice

[@DanDannyDanielleBob]

But the best is the person moralizing about fancy goldfish and man made strains while walking their english bulldog

[@bensmith9572]

Learnt loads watching your videos!! Set up my 1st aquarium last week and getting my 1st fish this weekend 8 serpae tetras, 1 firemouth Cichlid, 1 blue acara, 1 armoured shrimp and 5 peppered corydoras.... That's the plan, you think that would work? In a 165 litres tank Love you videos keep up the great work

[@ROBDee-ho9lu]

You should have waited one MONTH before you put fish in your aquarium!

[@twodaend]

Do Corydora's do well with the med trio? I noticed some in the video where hanging around the top or darting to the top for air. I did the trio on some I received and within a few minutes they were all hanging at the top or they being to lose their buoyancy and within 24 hrs they died. I did the trio the same as in the video and have a sponge filter so oxygen should not have been an issues. They all seem fine before the meds when in and then after, everything fell apart.

[@pkrail]

Cory, another Oscar worthy video. But Lyre Tail is pronounced Liar Tail,, not Leer Tail.. which is what I think I heard you saying.. A lyre is an ancient type of harp so excuse my harping on this LOL.

[@tracylee4297]

Lol....I was hoping somebody else caught that

[@jeffparryncc1701]

A great insight into behind the scenes of an aquarium shop. Thanks for sharing.

[@elindigeno1215]

Thank you! I finally up my fish game. I have 2 healthy Bettas, one red ear slider, and 2 snails living happy. I learned and continue to learn with this channel. Can you do more videos like this one please? Where can I buy a shirt?

[@TheBSideDJ]

strange how everyone loves this video about the negative concequences of transport / shipping and preventive actions with medicins, which are maybe necessary but not at all natural...And then we wonder why a lot of antibacterial stuff like Esha does not work anymore, when we need it ? For this reason i love local homebreeders : minimum transport, no medication after transport, never any problems due to transport, ammonia burns or lac of 02...

[@eurikia1961]

We need your store here in Phoenix! Great job and very professional!!

[@Kat-hs2ij]

I have 5 swords (not balloon). I had at first 1 male and 2 female.. the male was bigger than majority of them, I named him Adolf cause he was always hunting other fish, was the chief of the tank and have a mark that look just like the mustache of hitler (okay, don't judge plz). Anyway, they made babies, only one survived. We thought it was a female cause after 5 months the tail wasn't long, but after 6 months and a half, it started to grown, so he's a male, anormally big and now he's the big boss of the entire tank. Adolf is now dominated by his son and stay calm..

[@3toedSloth75]

Love this unboxing video format. Much better.

[@gailschenk8802]

I HAVENT WATCHED YOU IN A WHILE BUT I LOVE THIS VID YOU GET TO SEE THEM GET PUT INTO TANKS COOL

[@michaelkane2470]

Nice shop,next time I’m in your area,I will stop by and say hi.

[@HWolfe]

Cory, I am reinspired by your channel and you! New subbie and bingeing on your vlogs as well. You are making this old fish lady very happy!

[@tewpang5178]

You don't need a quarantine tank... you buy all your fish from here...right? 'Um, yeah'.

[@SurprisedPikacheesecake]

Dang, what's with all the hate? Every single LFS and pet store is doing this, only difference is these guys are showing the process. I work at a pet store and we do the exact same thing, minus the quarantining. And for everyone giving Robert a hard time, you know when you do something a thousands times and it becomes second nature? It's not that he doesn't care or isn't paying attention, he's just done this so many times that he has a method that works best for him and can do it quickly. Bummed out I'm just seeing this video now because I went to your page, it never popped up for me.