MICRO MARVELS: 15 Nano Fish that Rule the Miniature Seas

[@SteenfottAquatics]

If you're looking for nano fish you've come to the right place. What's your favorite nano fish? DISCOUNT CODE: The Wet Spot Tropical Fish - steenfott10 - geni.us/WCZYWC

[@coolwater411]

I have a lot of favorite for nano fish!!!

[@legionaquatics]

0:19 Morse Code 1:22 Crystal 2:31 Amapaensis 3:40 Nigrofasciatus 4:38 Purple Kuhli 5:57 Somphongsi 7:43 Rubrodorsalis 8:54 Jelly Bean 10:14 Cuneovirgata 11:16 Red Crystal 12:41 Tucano 13:42 Six Ray 15:20 Adonis 16:54 Pygmy Sword 18:34 Clown Killi 19:49 Lampeye 20:57 Abbreviata

[@Fishnkitts]

Thx for this! ❤️🙏

[@ussoccerfan11]

I appreciate the content for us nano/micro fish lovers

[@gfrank9772]

I was lucky enough to get Procatapus by mistake, store sold them as Daisy’s Rice Fish. While Daisy’s are still on my list, I can’t say I’m disappointed with them, Procatapus are beautiful that blue iridescence really comes through in low light.

[@SteenfottAquatics]

They are super nice looking fish

[@thehairywoodsman5644]

5:38 everything I've read says you cannot breed khuli loaches....but if you have pea gravel at the bottom and the some egg size river rocks covering that , with lots of flow in the water...I've found my khulis regularly breed. I originally bought 8 and now 5 years later there's about 23 in a 40 breeder.... the first time I saw a baby , I freaked out and almost emptied the tank....I thought it was a leech or something way down in the gravel..but then I figured it out.

[@codysterling7695]

Wish ppl would stop thinkkng nano fish are for nano tanks only an start thinkkng more that big fish arent for aquariums.

[@IgorEngelen1974]

I've 15 in a nanotank right now, for the first time. But after seeing them in action for a week I already started thinking about a huge school of these in a bigger tank. Seems much easier to get natural behaviour.

[@maherkamer8872]

Fr you could get like 100 in like a 50g

[@TheZenGinger]

Wow.. those Tucano Tetras and the Killifish at the end... O..M..G.. 🤩 So pretty!

[@audrameyer9558]

Those are my 2 of my favs of what were highlighted 😁 The Aspidoras are fab too! I have some and they are so fun!

[@jazzkatt1919]

I can't even tell you how much I appreciate seeing a video on nano fish that doesn't cover the same 10 or so super-popular ones that have been featured over and over again. They're lovely fish, of course, but it's wonderful to discover species I had no idea existed! Those dwarf khuli loaches bring a whole new meaning to the nickname "zoom noodle!"

[@SteenfottAquatics]

Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the comment. When i was doing research for this video i was thinking the same thing. The same five fish in every single video.

[@kurtbrutting5118]

Awesome Tour! Thank you Bob & Cameron! Super cool fish!

[@dragonforce2247]

Awesome video !!

[@amysteiner140]

PURPLE KHULIS??!! ❤

[@SteenfottAquatics]

Probably more pink than purple but yup =)

[@kdr1048]

Man those Tucano Tetras are amazing. Been on my list for awhile now. Beautiful blackwater fish

[@Eden_Rivers]

What a great and informative video! Stunning fish.

[@Aquatica87Heaven]

Steenfott content NOICE!

[@Shleeeemp]

Nano is the future of fish keeping.

[@Marshallo.o]

Thanks for sharing! Quite a few n there that i had never heard of before, so much appreciated:)

[@akbaromr372]

So beautiful and voice that great 👍 friends

[@lmathews61]

LOVE my Nano fish‼️

[@Tampa_tom]

❤️tiny fish

[@audrameyer9558]

I agree with The Zen Ginger!! Those African Killies 😍 I probably need to have them....

[@laurabustos6560]

Great video!! The Wet Spot always has some really awesome underrated and different from your lfs creatures!

[@GrowMoreVeggies]

Dang. Dude's a walking encyclopedia on fish.

[@shesellsfish]

👍❤️👍 Love nano fish!😊

[@christianryan1970]

Cameron killed it from the jump!

[@alekkoomanoff7281]

Great bunch of fish , but I've wanted any species of Procatopus for years. Won't happen before I get back to the Coast, which unfortunately won't be this year. H. haraldschultzei are great tetras; kept them long ago. Would like to keep the Amapa tetras and Aspidoras as well.

[@avengedglory]

How recent is the stock from this video, been waiting for some of these but dont see them on the website 😂

[@Onimaru112]

Kulhi’s definately get bigger than two inches… all of mine are over 3” and i think are still growing!

[@spit-fire]

Wow, learned a lot of new ones

[@raycooper2287]

Awesome, can I put the last fish shown in aragonite substrate tank? As if African cichlids., it's a play sand made of aragonite.

[@1stsinfullsaint]

Does anyone know if there are some kind of top dwelling south american nono fish other than the hatchet fish

[@jennifermarshallsasser5048]

How big is the aquarium? I was told only 4 in a 10 gallon tank.

[@weiji1380]

it possibly is Neolebias axelrodi among the Lepidarchus adonis there in the tank and that is a true nano species as well.

[@johnnybest6386]

Ohhhhhhhhh yeahhhhhh

[@coolwater411]

Can I see the…Hyphessobrycon epicharis?!

[@ErikWhyRock]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@coolwater411]

Neon red rasboras…?

[@shibibi1]

Hoping someone can help me find the scientific name of a tetra! I'd only ever seen them sold as platinum tetra, they're plain silver about the size of a cardinal and just a typical tetra. But when I look for them now I keep getting platinum rummy nose, and that is not the fish I fell in love with. I'm worried without the scientific name I'll struggle to find them again

[@SteenfottAquatics]

Maybe Hemigrammus rodwayi?

[@SerendibAquatics]

Nice

[@agustintintin2126]

You omitted Japanese Rice Fish; oryzias latipes (Medaka fish)...... a wonderful hardy little fish from East Asia Pacific regions....!

[@SteenfottAquatics]

We recently dedicated and entire video to ricefish =) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpuycpqQermsd8k

[@pungr]

would have been really cool to list the names.

[@SteenfottAquatics]

Did you watch the video? The names pop up for every species lol

[@pungr]

um, yeah, and the scientific names for them aren't so easily remembered or quickly written down. Just sayin'.@@SteenfottAquatics

[@SteenfottAquatics]

@@pungr There is this cool feature on the player called pause. If you click that it stops the video and you can write it down as slowly as it takes you. Just sayin`.