New Exotic Pet Peacock Bass They Are Predatory Cichlid Fish

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Fish I bought: 24k Kelberi Peacock Bass

[@inventoryking]

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[@srt4goodness]

Just signed up. Maybe I'll get lucky 😁

[@tvfish]

If its taking just live fish. Take some and freeze them. Continue to feed the live fish till they get use to you feeding them. When they start coming up for food cause its you then drop in a frozen/thawed feeder fish. They should hit it by instinct. Continue to do that till they take just the frozen/thawed feeders. Then move to tilapia, shrimp and do the same thing. Then move to pellets. Its a long process sometimes. 2 weeks, 1 mth sometimes 3 mths. But you can get them off. Also when small peacock bass are very shy or skittish. Get some dither fish to swim around. Something big enough for them not to be able to eat them. I usually use bigger tetras. It will let the peacock bass know its safe to come out. Plus the dithers will also eat pellers or flakes. Eventually its gonna teach the peacock bass that pellets and flake is food. They will hit it too. Many ways to do this. Good luck! Hope this helps!

[@KingsAquariumsAndAntWorld]

Awesome new additions, thanks for sharing mate

[@inventoryking]

You bet! Thanks for watching

[@Russianking56]

Dude loving the new additions. To both the fresh water and also last couple videos of the saltwater tanks.

[@inventoryking]

Thanks brother!

[@Darwinstheory8]

Great video!

[@inventoryking]

Thanks!

[@salsreef5196]

Damn thats sucks cone to cali the best weather over here 🔥👌

[@inventoryking]

Yeah its brutal. I am originally from So Cal.

[@miguelmelendez9914]

I got my ocellaris bass eating sinking pellets using vibra bites

[@inventoryking]

Thanks for the tip

[@dylanschoeman6727]

Bro I got mine 5 days ago and Ive only seen him eat one mollie .Is it normal and how long do they take before they get comfy

[@HaYNFishKeeper]

Man braddah so much drama in this one with the power failure... but then those peacocks made me forget nice can’t wait to see them grow 🤙🏽🐠🤙🏽

[@inventoryking]

Yeah dude, its like NOT again. But it all worked out. I cant wait for these bass to get on prepared food and grow like mad!

[@shelleymeyer4933]

We have perch and bluegill. They love minnows!!

[@inventoryking]

Thanks for sharing Shelley.

[@AquariumFishEnthusiasts]

i feed all my fish, including satwater...minnows

[@inventoryking]

Thanks for sharing Aquarium Fish Enthusiasts. Do you treat them first?

[@AquariumFishEnthusiasts]

@@inventorykingi actually have them in a quarantine tank that i treat the water with. Then net them up as needed and give them a water dip but never poor any water in the main tanks. 😀

[@vaishalivyas3846]

How much did you buy the fish tank and saikdon and powder blue tang and yellow tang and from where because I am saving up to buy saltwater tank as well please be honest with prices thank you subbed after watching the saltwater vids and now binge watching please reply!!!!

[@inventoryking]

I got the yellow tang locally, Sailfin and powder blue online. I don’t remember the exact prices on the fish. I appreciate you subscribing, I hope to see you on other videos 👍🏻

[@hasstinnelson4519]

I just noticed you live in Oregon to,

[@inventoryking]

Yup

[@Reedrfishes]

I’m looking to get a peacock bass and I’m curious to know what size tank they would need

[@inventoryking]

Go big! They get large. This was only a holding tank.

[@QU35TIONZcc]

Would it be a thought to get a 20gal with fedders of your own that you gut load and you know are healthy

[@inventoryking]

For sure.

[@fishnerds3983]

I lost power from a wind storm to last night was up for 3 hours keeping tanks warm all my fish made it

[@inventoryking]

Dang that stinks! Invest in a generator. It’s costs but it’s worth it

[@fishnerds3983]

Ya I think my family is going to buy one

[@inventoryking]

Good. Take a look on CL and what not. Look at the watts it will handle and what wattage your equipment requires.

[@donniebrazis]

Those pike are beautiful my man. Those Kelberi’s are awesome, I want to know more about Peacock Bass. Are there any that would be happy in a 155 gallon tank?

[@inventoryking]

Hey Donnie, Thanks. For the tank size. If its a couple of the fish I would try it. But lots of monster fish, I would go bigger for sure.

[@donniebrazis]

Thanks for the reply, I’ve been doing some research and I think kelberi peacocks are on the smaller side of those fish. I’ll definitely be watching your progress, what size is that tank yours are in? Anyway best of luck and Happy Holidays

[@tvfish]

155 is good to grow them out in. Orinos are the slowest growing peacock bass. If you keep mono, ocellaris they grow pretty quick. Like an inch month. Kelberis are right behind them. They all get around 16-20" so you can house them for a year to maybe 1.5 years in a 155. Its the width thats gonna hurt you. Temensis and True Ocellaris get huge. Temensis grows at a rate like a silver arowana. In 1 year it will get to 15-20" so i would not recommend a 155 unless you are just using it to grow them out. 180g will house for about 2 years. For most peacock bass. If you are keeping 2-3.

[@Gotarolexfromtarget]

I have royal peacock bass they are i month old so I kept them in a 40g tank for temporary

[@TheUnknownBrainer]

I usually gives them zero place to hide until they settle in and start eating then after a few weeks I'll put in the driftwood etc.

[@jpmartinez3480]

Where in Texas did you get the peacock bass am in the DFW area and would love to know we're got mono and Azul

[@inventoryking]

It was Xtreme Fish and Pets

[@DinsmoreOutdoors]

Where did you get them from?

[@inventoryking]

Xtreme Fish & Pets in Texas. They shipped

[@DinsmoreOutdoors]

Awesome thanks so much

[@me24-79]

How are the bass doing now

[@inventoryking]

Died from the power outage

[@wither5956]

So sorry for not watching you the past two months.I didn't have Wi Fi so i'm soo sorry for not watching.The new fish are looking good!

[@inventoryking]

Its all good. I appreciate you watching when you are able.

[@wither5956]

Thanks man

[@inventoryking]

You bet

[@johnschauder]

How much did they cost at that size? The other day at the store they had the babies for $8.99. That seemed kindof high to me but I’ve never bought them before 🤷‍♂️

[@inventoryking]

How big ? You said babies. But how many inches?

[@johnschauder]

@@inventoryking maybe an inch and a half...not bigger than two inches

[@thecommonsensefish2510]

I’m too stupid that I tried to save a fish from *drowning*

[@steadyeddy100]

Live feed em with fish ,then ill be unsubbing ..

[@inventoryking]

So how do you get them to eat then? They only eat live food right now since they aren’t trained to eat prepared food. This is a process to get them to eat pellets and frozen foods

[@steadyeddy100]

Sorry that ill be unsubbing because ,i like your content , I've kept fish for many years i don't need to see live feeding on youtube,seen it to often on youtube with tubers getting excited about fish eating fish .and yes it happens in the wild but I'm not watching in the wild it kinda disgusts me ..