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@@Vishu2711 I made it using a small 40 or 80 gph pump from Amazon and a tube and vacuum. Very easy!

@@LA14185844 That is amazing! 🤩 do you have them in a big tank or a pond?

@@calvinpurdy2668 great to hear!

@@AndiRahwana-mh5gx thank you! ☺️

3 are ok but the more the merrier! Happy fishkeeping!

@@TheFishBeast in 25 liter tank

Tank is too small… upgrade when you can!

Thank you for your input! It isn't conjecture nor is it an opinion. It is based on informed research conducted by an individual who is a biologist and medical doctor who has a good understanding of organic chemistry and vertebrate physiology. That individual is me. There are ZERO compounds in these oils that cure disease. Sorry to disappoint you! If you wish to prove science wrong then please present the manuscript of your clinical trial. Have a great day and happy fishkeeping!

@@ApexPrimals not sure… each individual seems to produce eggs at different intervals. Some of mine do not appear to have ever berried either

@@ffxfgxsfxxxg2419 thank you! Yes that was my intention. I will make one of these in a smaller size from start to finish. Happy fishkeeping my friend! 😊

@@PippaHowie they are very noodle-y! Get some more if you can 😁

They are really good at hiding! Some people don’t see them for years and assume they died and then SURPRISE! Still alive.

Hello! UA-cam blocked your comment automatically but I allowed it to be posted and even pinned it so that people may see and be educated. I request that you back up your assertion with evidence. Specifically, please tell us how this product works against disease. Show me a clinical trial where either product is demonstrated to be superior to placebo. Your sentence is a little difficult to understand… you go from talking about oxygen and air stones to how these are “natural” to the banning of medications for fish in Canada. It’s too bad that Canada bans fish medication… that doesn’t change the fact that these 2 products are absolutely useless in treating disease. Caveat emptor. Happy fishkeeping! Also if your fish are sick, I may be able to help.

Hello! Thanks for your comment! Unfortunately, that is incorrect. In nature, fish swim in and out of areas with different chemistry/salinity, temperature (thermoclines) and even oxygen content all the time. When there is a flood or rainstorm, the TDS can drop really quickly as a ton of essentially RO water is dumped into a water body. Rapid evaporation can also increase the TDS of a pool or pond. Fish have evolved the ability to adapt to their environment extremely well! There is no scientific evidence that doing large water changes (as long as the water is dechlorinated) is anything but good for fish. The only exception is “old tank syndrome” where top offs result from neglect and TDS creep occurs from gradual nitrate accumulation. A large water change can theoretically cause a massive pH swing in that case. Thank you for your excellent comment and I hope I helped shed some light on this issue. Happy fishkeeping! 😊

@@Nanoaquariums enjoy! They are great fish!

@@TheFishBeast yeah lol I'm excited

Post a vid when you can brotha! Then let me know 😁

@@TheFishBeast definitely will

@@TheFishBeast uploaded one lol

@@TheGlassBoxFish Thank you! I love sponge filters, they are cheap to run and work great. Just wish they weren’t so big and ugly 🤣

Sorry but the whole point of the video was just to talk about how ineffective these 2 products are. It’s too hard to recommend treatments without guiding people on diagnosis… are your fish sick? Maybe I can help.

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You can even do 100% bro

Why thank you sir!

Legend says that it is delicious grilled with lemon slices! 😂

@@swapnilkadu9255 भाई आपकी टिप्पणी के लिए धन्यवाद, हाँ मैं अगली बार एक बेहतर वीडियो बनाने की कोशिश करूँगा! आपका दिन मंगलमय हो, मेरे दोस्त

and I'm a weak person so I can't do the head stuff and I have a horrible fear of blood

@@ryth4life-726 I’m so sorry! Yes this is the easiest way to do it, I think, good luck! 🍀

@@TheFishBeast thanks I might be crying from it because I have to put my betta fish down then treat my other one because he has fin rot😓 I didn't know that fish are so stressful idk if I'm going to get a fish again ill take care of the ones I have tho

@@TheFishBeast btw I could be wrong but I think your fish had swim Blatter problems

@@ryth4life-726 possibly… it was old and so anything could have easily gone wrong. 🥲

@@daedric2684 yes they are! 😊

Yes! I’ll put up an update video with feeding soon. 😊

Do you have vampire shrimp now? 😊 I’ll drop off some crystal reds too next time I’m there 😁

@TheFishBeast we always carry Bamboo and Vampire Shrimp. We had one Vampire Shrimp left on Saturday. We will be doing another order next week. We are closed on the 4th.

Yummy!

Can you go to a farm store and get some levimasole or fendbendazole?

Good luck! If it’s crap you can always ask for a refund or replacement.

@@TheFishBeast I canceled it just gonna do cinderblocks and 3/4 plywood for a while till I can get a heavy duty wood stand

@@cichlids253 bro trust me that will be more heavy duty than a full wood stand! You can make it look nice too…

@@TheFishBeast I believe your right about it being more heavy duty not sure I’m skilled enough to make it look good

Just got back from Home Depot got 15 cinderblocks and 3/4 oak plywood for the top will have support in the center and left and right stacks 40 inches high 20 inches wide 74 inches long hope it’s enough I was able to cancel my order as aquarium paradise but lost about 25 bucks due to cc fees

Fish is looking healthy. What kind of infection have to notice in this fish and what was the remedy?

Hello! You can change less water at a time but you will just have to do it more frequently depending on how much you feed. If the tank is heavily planted then the interval will be longer! Happy fishkeeping!

Thanks bro! 😁

He’s a silly one! 😁

You’re welcome boss! 😁

Thank you! It can gobble impressively sized items too!

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You’re right! To this day, mine will NOT eat pellets 🥲

@@TheFishBeast because it is carnivore fish.... they like something moving around them, and prey in surprise.

Glad to hear it!

Dropsy is a symptom and not a disease in and of itself. There are hundreds of possible causes. How long has the fish been sick? What other symptoms are there? What size is the tank and was it cycled before you added fish? I guess a decent thing to try would be kanamycin. Unfortunately, when dropsy manifests, it’s usually fatal since it’s the end stage of another illness.

Hello! Thank you for your comment! The moonlight is in a 75 gallon tank that is part of a 150 gallon total volume system. Seems ok with no other moonlight gouramis. And it is very interactive, comes close when I approach the tank and eats out of my hand!

@@TheFishBeast thank you for the response! I want to get a Moonlight but unfortunately my 25 gallon is just too small. Would not be responsible lol

@@Sandrock14 Good on you for doing your research! You can get 3 powder blue dwarf gouramis for a 25 gallon and maybe 6 ember tetras. That would look amazing especially if it's planted!

@@TheFishBeast I may do that. I'm getting closer and closer to settling on one Sunset Gourami. Thank you for the responses, good video!

Mine did at around 6 inches

Trioptica Triassic Triops

Fish: “Get poopin’!” 😂😂

lol 😂 you just gave me an idea 🤔

Thanks! 😊 I didn’t trust suction cups 🥲 and didn’t want the hassle of silicone

100% agree. What happened to him? It’ll take legislation to change which fish are sold in stores, unfortunately. Maybe someone should start lobbying!

Unfortunately he died. It was about 5 years ago and I still think of him. I would sign anything to keep these guys out of pet stores. There should be a max adult size on all breeds

@Su6aw0lf oh no 😥

Sorry to hear that! When you say cleaning pump, do you mean the filter? Is the filter inside the aquarium or in a sump? Also how many gallons is the tank, what fish are in it and how long has it been running?

Do you mean nitrites are 0.5? If that’s the case the tank may not be cycled. How long has it been up? Give me as many details as possible so I can help you.

@@TheFishBeast yes nitrites are 0.5 my bad, the tank has been up and going for 2 months or so everything is good except for nitrites, carbonate hardness is at 40 and general hardness is at 60 which needs to go up but I’m unsure on how. Seems there is algae growing on decorations not sure if that’s good or bad, I have 3 live plants in tank with total of 3 fish the fancy goldfish and comet seem fine besides maybe some crazy spurs where they go 100mph. Water temp is around 75, have the 3 layer fluval filtration system with the biomax, carbon pouch and sponge rated for up to 110 gallons. The Oranda seems perfectly fine at some points other times decides to hide on left side of tank just beyond the filter at bottom in between a plant and some driftwood. Not sure if it could be possible nitrite poisoning but the other fish seem fine so I’m just lost

@@SavvyKBM goldfish are super tough and can handle nitrites. Do the other fish have any signs of disease or any lesions? Can you upload some pics of the Oranda to Imgur and link here? I’ll analyze and let you know what I think. Also try posting in some goldfish forum as well. If it’s just on the wen then it could just be wen growth which is generally not an issue unless it gets red/inflamed. What’s throwing me off is the behavior…

They can survive on land as long as you keep them wet!

@@TheFishBeast oh sick, kind of like a mudskipper.

Thanks boss! I’m ready to help when you set up the tank!

Hello Big Red! Pink says hi! 👋🏼 bichirs are so cute and goofy! 🥰