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Colorful Cichlids
Добавлен 19 апр 2020
Showcase: Canary Yellow OB from Snake River Cichlids
Video and commentary regarding the Canary Yellow OB cichlid which was purchased as a Friday night “showcase” fish from Snake River Cichlids. Any questions? Let me know, I’m happy to answer anything.
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Post Water-Change; Fish Immediately Dead?
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I completed my weekly water change as I do every week, and as the water was topping off I noticed this fish laying on the substrate nearly dead. Before the water change, this fish was acting fine and had good color, now it appears to be nearly dead. Any ideas on what caused this?
Breeding and Selling Shrimp
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Today I go over the logistics of keeping Red Cherry Shrimp, breeding them, and selling them!
Lapis Blue Breeding Update
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The fry are growing! Check out the results of breeding a showcase canary yellow OB Cichlid with line bred canary yellow and platinum OB females.
Showcase: Dragonblood Peacock Cichlid
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A short video showing my Dragonblood Peacock Cichlid. This is a hybrid Cichlid with roots in Lake Malawi.
How to Remove Brown Algae/Diatoms from the Aquarium
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How to remove diatoms from the aquarium or fish tank. How to remove brown algae from the fish tank.
How to Strip a Cichlid
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This video will show you how to identify if a female African Peacock Cichlid is holding, and step by step how to strip the female of her fry, tumble them, and be prepared to raise the fry.
Canary Yellow OB Cichlids from Snake River Cichlids
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An update on the Canary Yellow OB Cichlids that I had delivered from Snake River Cichlids in early December 2019. They are now breeding!
PhosGuard safe to use in a ranchu pond and ivory white mystery snails? 🤔
You here cuz you wanna grow a green algae carpet too? I’m pretty sure this will be safe im about to give it a try in my ranchu tank
Question- does this get rid of existing diatoms ? I don’t see the brisk stuff going away after 2 weeks? Or will it just prevent the new from starting? Thanks
Buyer beware.
Bio-chemzorb elite does thevsame but sbails,pkecos abd shrimp eat diatoms
it works
Literally just had a fish do this. Dunno why. I assume temperature or additives. 🤷♂️
I used a full bottle of Seachem PhosGuard in my 90-gallon freshwater aquarium. I put granules in two filters and the nylon mesh sack a month ago, but the brown algae is still alive and growing. All these recommendations from different "specialists" sounds to me like a pure lie. P.S. Yes it is easy to brush brown algae with the toothbrush, but it comes back.
I wouldn’t recommend using this for anyone that has a planted aquarium. Your plants require phosphate to grow. So, you’ll have to find an alternate way. Maybe, a dozen ottos lol
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Oh, come on. Brown and that iridescent bluish/greenish backwall make a great combination.
wait....thats rechargeable media you're throwing away. They are reuseable my friend!
Thanks this helped alot
Hi, Thanks for Sharing💜💜
Its $26 plus tax in canada lol
They are killing all my plants
I tried PhosGuard few months ago , didnt do anything.
Changed from gravel to play sand and used table salt, added plants and local river rocks to hold them down, diatom city dammit.
is it Safe for Neo-shrimp tank setup?>
I've been keeping African Cichlids for over 30 years in tanks up to 135 gallons all on well water. Recently moved and am now stuck with city water. My substrate has always been crushed coral and the rock structures I make out of styrofoam and mortar mix. Previously my lighting was flourescent but now have led's. 3 months after setting up both tanks, I now have what looks to be diatom growth that brushes off easily but only on the mid to upper water column rock structures in the AC tank.....nothing on the glass. So, the only 2 variables in my case are tap water and lighting. However, on the community tank that uses tap water and led's with pea pebbles as a substrate, there is no diatom growth, only on the 75 gallon AC tank with mortar mix rocks, tap water and led's. The 75 gallon was cycled for 4 weeks with two HOB's and an undergravel running continuously. I'm thinking that in my case I did not cycle the AC tank long enough with enough water changes to stabilise the leaching of the dissolved silcates from the mortar mix into the water. Is that a fair assumption? I hate putting chemicals into a tank (except chlorine remover) would rather let a more natural process solve the problem. I'm going to do a couple of 80 percent water changes 3 weeks apart without any other changes and report back.
What tray in the canister filter is best ? Can I use this in my chemical media tray which has purigen and carbon Many thanks
Thank you.. you showed everything I need for my set up to work correctly. Its just hard to tell how much bouncing is good enough.
Do you have before pictures? I’m not sure if I have the same problem in my tank.
I bought the product and it isn't stopping the diatoms yet. I have a tiny 9g Fluval tank with plants and driftwood and the diatoms have destroyed about half my plants due to lack of light I guess when they get covered. I'm changing out water weekly and hoping eventually the few handfuls of ornamental sand I put in there run out of silica. The balls are turning brown, so I'm still hoping. If anyone has any other idea let me know please, I guess I might have to get new substrate and remove all the sand.
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Nerite snails do fine in freshwater. I have used them for decades. You probably used way too many chemicals to kill all the algae and your nerite snails were starving and looking for food outside the tank.
why not rowa?
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I get that type of fee is frustrating, but coming from a sales and operations background, imagine 100 customers a day and 65 of them change their order. It creates havoc.
I did this, put In my fluval 407 & I still have this problem.
Just curious about the price range for the showcase fish and how hard are they to get? I'm hoping to snag one tonight, maybe even two :)
I paid around $85 for this fish, and then $30 for shipping. I just sold him (and three OB females from SRC which cost me $35 each) locally for a grand total of $20. There was very little interest for the fish here in Minnesota, which surprised me.
@@colorfulcichlids5651wow that sucks I would’ve loved to buy them fish is there a reason you sold them
Looks like he went into shock.
i dont think anyone has ever used table salt and had any of there fish live.. its just not a thing...
Just saying diatoms use silacates to build their outer shell, like a snail uses calcium to build their shell. You don't get a diatom bloom from silicates, just like you don't get overrun with snails from exta calcium alone. It's the nutrients, phosphates and nitrates that cause the bloom. You can kill off diatoms, or shorten their lifespans without silicates, just like snails won't thrive without calcium, but the root cause is excess waste and excess nutrients and an imbalance that the diatoms are trying to correct for.
Your smart! Thank you for the info!!!
Thank you for putting this video out and man I wish that I would have seen it a long time ago. I am having diatom outbreak every time I turn around. I know it's poor water quality from the tap. I use sponge filters in all of my aquariums so how can I use the phosguard granules in my 75 gallon and my 150 gallon? Are there any products that you would recommend that might be a liquid? I used blasting sand for the first time and I will not ever do it again 🤣. Yeah it's 50 lb for $10 but then you have more trouble than what that little bit of savings is worth. Thanks again for your video from one fish keeper to another ❤️
I think that's my problem. I'm using BDBS 😢
@@englelisa45 I bought this stuff and it does work but if your aquarium is over 40 gallons and you have a serious issue, I do not suggest this. It will be way too costly!!!. Not gonna like it but do it anyway.. Drain, SCRUB everything. Use sand only as substrate. Fill with gallons of spring/bottled... Your choice. Use stability as directed especially if you have fish. Good luck
all rocks leach silica, but water has the most, 3 stage water filter just for water changes will cut this down to nothing.
You said the phosgaurd "leaches" phosphates and silica. But that would be bad because it would mean it adds these and feeds the diatoms. Did you mean it ABSORBS phosphates and silica? Or am I just confused about what "leach" means?? 🧐🤔😅
Probably meant leaches *out* those things
“Kinda look like dippin dots but don’t eat them”🤣🤣🤣love it
Are these safe for discuss fish tank?
I have zero Phosphates and am still getting the brown all over my tanks glass every several days--also the sand.
Can you use is with plants in fish tank
wtf! where did you pit that bag show it!!!!!!!!!!!
What sand are you using here?
Ten dollar fee for add-ons??!!!! That’s a bullshit policy!
The price of Phosgard has really increased - it used ot be 6USD or 9CAD, but now seems to be going for $12USD now.
Way … over priced! 😞😞
The comment about nerites is absolutely wrong. Most of your info was good but your wrong there
What size tank are you using to breed?
How to remove the brown algae from the plant roots?
i have a question. how would i place in a 10g aio tank with very soft waterflow due to being a crappy tank?