These rescued Bettas need... ANOTHER RESCUE | Fish Tank Review 143
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AH I'M SO SORRY RIGEL I WILL POST A COMMUNITY POST OF HIS TANK!!!
ruclips.net/channel/UC7FGRFoYxaTk5CTQ4WTtJOgcommunity?lb=UgkxQy-_ZHthK2WhkiZb44pUMJIFGp9-_yja
(I forgot to add a picture for the tank at the 5:01 timestamp)
did RIGEL dirty Chris
Haha! I thought it was a joke at first untill you never told us it was a joke 😅
i was just typing out a comment about this while watching this video 😂 i thought my phone was messing up at first lol
I thought maybe Rigel had turned all of the lights off to get rid of glare! 😂
I was the first comment in first reddit post in the video
My son Chirs: Gives Rigel lots of feedback...
Everyone watching: ...the heck is this? Some black magic tank, only the chosen ones can see?
RIP Rigel
I thought it was going to be a real elaborate joke
Members only 😂
@@Teddzworth we need a leak
SORRY GUYS... I made a community post of their tank please check it out to see!
Imagine waiting forever to be on fish tank review then Chris forgets to add the picture of your tank to the video poor Rigel 😂
maybe he would remember the pictures if he did less cuts and zooms on his face cam, that 9/10 face is distracting him.
New category, Chris draws the tank for our imagination with his words😁
I spent about 10 seconds trying to figure out why my RUclips app was glitching out then I just realized. Ya, he just didn't put a picture of the tank there at all. The tank gets a 3.3/5 but Chris gets 2.1376/5 for that one. :)
SORRY GUYS. i posted a community post picture of it!
ikr????
Milk can cause bacterial blooms that will kill fish in no time. I get Department of Natural Resources emails in the midwest and there's always alerts for spills from dairy farms into creeks killing local fishes.
Wow very interesting. Glad someone's got the milk knowledge! Thanks for sharing.
@@catwoman151 Thank you for subscribing to _Useless facts you NEED to know_ : )
In china, it is recommended to add in yogurt to establish a new tank. Not sure how much science is behind it though.
As I learned about fish keeping and aquascaping my tanks slowly progressed in size. 5, 6, 10, 20, 29....but my favorite is the 20 long. It gives you lots of space to scape and for your fish to swim around without being very deep to reach into. Its very satisfying to watch for fish enjoy the entire width. Only problem I've had is my frogbit roots are getting way too long and curling st the bottom! Good thing I like enchanted forest themes lol
I had the same tank progression! Except i started at a .5 gal but VERY quickly upgraded once i realized fish require so much more
20 long sounds so nice :D
I started with a 29 but now have it and a 5
I started with a 20 gal long, then as I got more fish I switched to a 40 gal breeder. My 10 gal quarantine tank is now my bettas home, and I have another in a 6 gal.
You're increasing in size
I'm increasing in quantities
Was that only me or Chris forgot to show us the tank .. 🤷🏾♂️(05:12)
yeah I was wondering if we were being trolled lol
@@nyves104 seriously 🤣🤣, I thought the same.. so it took me a whole minute to think before hitting the comment section..
SORRY GUYS! I did make a community post just now with the pic
@@FishForThought we are having fun, that's it.. nothing to be sorry about 😁
I thought it was my phone or connection lmfao 🤣
i feel that a 10 gallon heavilly planted nature scape tank stocked with a single betta would be best for a casual or beginner
At that point you basically just have a 5g. You could also lightly plant a 5g and get the same result
That's what I'm thinking, my dad gave my extra 10 gallon to my cousin and I'm trying to slowly push them into plants but if anything I'm just trying to make sure they cycle the tank. So far I just told them a whole bunch of materials they would need but I haven't gotten any words yet. Part of me thinks they might have just thrown in the Betta
@@JadeWinters02 Of course, but why have a 5 when you could have a 10? Some plants like swords are a bit too big for 5 gal, anyway. Plus, the bigger the tank, the more stable the water parameters ;)
If they have the money and space a 75 gallon all male mixed mbuna tank would probably be better. The parameters will be significantly easier to maintain and it will give experience with semi aggressive fish which is invaluable for a community set up which is what I feel most beginners hope to achieve eventually. I know I did personally.
@@JadeWinters02 im sorry i really dont get your point here, a 10 gallon is much better suited for a betta as it allows more stable water parameters and gives a lot of open room for a betta to swim in which keeps it happy and healthy
5:02 Chris... what happened here?? 😂 I know I'm blind but I swear we're staring at a blank screen haha
I DONT EVEN KNOW
While other betta fish are out there actively avoiding the flow of their filter, my boy actively gets caught in the downward currents like a slide and does that over and over for a few minutes then gets the swim zoomies around his hardscape lol. I love him ao much
Edit: he is a betta in a 10 gallon bu himself and i love seeing him just swim around and enjoy his life. I also have anubias babies that spawned from my two mother plants and i have no idea how that happened
5:01, Chris, I think you forgot to put in the is this a new style of the emperor's new clothes?
So far, my favourite aquarium size is 15 gallons because that's the cheapest for its size in my country. I go closer to 5 gallons and the price goes up to a hundred bucks or so, I go bigger and the price goes up as well. 15 gallons costs 45 bucks. A 10-gallon tank costs 50 bucks, a 7.1-gallon cube costs 40bucks, a 5 gallon tank costs between 48 bucks and 150 bucks... Sellers are weird
No it's John cena
Wot
5:00 - "Okay, everyone close your eye and imagine... nvm, I'll just make you."
*Shows us a black hole while describing what he's seeing and how to fix it
RIP Rigel's tank
LOL IM SRY it's a community post now with the picture xD
4:11 holy moly, I didnt expect to get a 5/5.
confidence boost 100
After a hard day of essays and tests this is exactly what I needed, especially that gorgeous black screen where I just stared at my own face and getting really weird compliments from Chris, this is what was needed 😊🤙🏼✨
❤️love from Australia 🇦🇺
Poor Rigel! My favorite aquarium size is a 20 tall just because I have the most fun scaping them. I can use pretty tall plants and still use a lid.
I have two of them, not too many people seem up to the challenge of the tall hex 😄. I have large schist arranged in a henge in one, vals along the rear- and besides the tall plants, you can get a big fat Father Fish chonk of substrate in there (with plenty of room left over for Dr Novak's plenum- I have seven inches in the rear. That doesn't sound right, lol...)
By far the best channel on RUclips. 5/5 Chris, keep it up.
5:00 Best part of the video, 5/5 keep it up (sorry, I couldn't resist xD)
omg xD So sorry
@@FishForThought No problem! Anyone can make a mistake XD
Might be biased, but my favorite sized tank is probably a 29 gallon or 30 gallon! Theres a lot of cool stuff you can do with them, and a lot of different fish that can live in them! Currently I have a single betta in my planted 29 gallon, and it gives him tons of room to swim and explore!
Nah I completely agree with u , its amazing for breeding a few fish , perfect for a school of tetras. Its a beautiful size unless u want some really crazy fish like the Discus or some types of cichlids!
Same, I have blue platies in my 30 gallon tank ^^
I personally really enjoy just a step above, a 37 gallon. It’s a perfect balance between small and large.
I personally think it's too big for most bettas to feel comfortable, but otherwise it's my favorite size tank, too.
@@voluntaryismistheanswer i definitely agree! I never knew too big of a tank was an issue bc my betta explores his whole tank but apparently it stresses a lot of them out!
10 gallons is a great size for a small tank, good for dwarf gourami species and bettas. It’s also ok for some teeny tiny schooling fish like chili rasboras. But my favorite tank is a 20 gallon long, it has a nice shape and can have a lot more setup options. It’s also great for some smaller schooling fish.
I gotta say 55 gallons is the best aquarium size. Its the perfect medium with so much potential for any type of biotope or predatory aquarium. And if you turn it to saltwater, you dont need that big of a sump.
Wow, that invisible tank at 5:20
my bad LOL cri I made a community post with the pic!
Why is my favorite review the one that you can’t see the picture it’s just so funny that he is talking about it
30 seconds in and I'm just going to pause this video and point out that you chris are responsible for saving COUNTLESS FISH !!!!! I can only speak for myself but i think what your doing is very important and your parents should be very proud! As a dad of two I'll tell you I'm proud of you and thanks for helping me save my fish !!
5:00
i dont if its just me or that black aquarium do be looking good
LOL
I was at the pet store this week and a little girl was begging for a fish. Her mom said "let's go home and learn how to take care of a fish before we get one." I wanted to give her a high five!
4:55
One of my (now ex) friends got a betta knowing I have 5 fish tanks and am literally going to college for marine biology, and didn’t bother asking me questions about setup/maintenance. I found out she cycled the tank for only a week, had a 3 gallon tank, and had very sharp decor + a mystery snail. Glad that fish died :( after I tried to explain all of bettas basic/minimum requirements (in a very nice/polite way, and explaining WHY the betta needs what it needs,) she ignored me and would complain the fish was sick in a mutual group chat. 😐😐😭😭😭
Same thing happened eith my sister. She didn't cycle the tank and overstocked a 3 gallon then got mad when 80% her fish died in a month even tho I told her thats exactly what would happen
The amount of pushback we received from the Betta breeder community when we've switched our housing to tanks only was completely unexpected. 😬 Like legit how can it possibly be a bad thing. I guess because they spent the last many many years telling everybody it would be too expensive for them to do that.
Always fun going to my lfs. Someone was buying tons of fish ( hopefully they have good tanks ) and I saw one of the Jack dempseys that I rehomed there is still chilling in one of the 100 gallon tanks with a ton of endlers ( the other 2 were sold to someone with a big tank) and I think he will stay there permanently as his body is a bit deformed and has a missing fin but he's happy and active. The one which I kept is doing well. Btw he's in maidenhead aquatics Stratford in one of the bottom tanks if any local British ftr fans want him for a nice cichlid tank
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no?
did you watch goherping's video?
@@crazyreptileguy partially
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@@glub9075 F
Sadly, almost every single plant in my tank died. :( I went with my parents to get a new light, but the lights were hundreds of dollars! The only plant alive is the Anubias. I'm thinking or replacing the Amazon Swords with Valisneria, in the middle back area, an Anubias Barteri, and a carpet of some sort.
And for the QOTW, I really like 20-30 gallon tanks. The long ones are pretty nice.
Are you fertilizing your tank? The light might not be the problem. (Unless it’s completely broken)
Don't buy aquarium-specific lights, they are heavily marked up for what you get (except it sounds like the Hyger lights are good and cheap)
Get some nice powerful CFL's in an old-school hood fixture, or if you don't care about the outside of the tank like me, just use clamp light reflectors, they work amazing.
Are you using root tabs?
@@thefluffyeasteregger I am using Fluval Stratum substrate. Don't have aquarium specific fertilizers though.
@@ryanpenrod1859 I looked for some In the closest pet store. (Petland), They didn't have any. I think the light is the problem though.
Qotw: I like bookshelf sized tanks. Short, streamlined 15 gallon with some matching streamlined fish. Tetras are best.
I was thinking of turning my big bookshelf into a tetra run, still mulling it over, they'd lose square footage, but gain a lot of surface area
@@voluntaryismistheanswer I remember watching a National Geographic on fishermen in Brazil and I remember this guy wading in less than 1 foot water to catch neons
My female is in a heavily planted 75 gallon tank all by herself. She loves swimming through the guppy grass and red root floaters and peeking throw them to ask for some food. 😊
One female... 75 gallon? Heavily planted? That sounds incredible, do you have any videos or photos you've posted of it?
Love both vertical and low aquariums, Like those special ones with where you can scape them with 'waterfall feature'. Both have land and depth of water. Possibly 18 - 40 gallons... though wish these could be little less costly... ;w;
Hope in future to make such an amazing thing. Really do.
Those duckweed decorations are sick! 😱
4:52 this meme I relate to so much from a recent experience!
I met what I thought is my new “best friend for life” we sat done looking at the cutest pictures of oranda gold fish and squeeling and giggling looking like fish nerds the entire time we sat at a restaurant table full of other friends. Then I find out she has either a “comet” or a “koi” (she’s not sure) with a pleco and the pleco died recently and she didn’t know why 😳
There is hope tho, she said she wants to do research about why it died
5:01 nice all black setup lol
5:01 man i want a fishtank like that it looks great and dark. they need more light in that room tho.
I love how Chris says such random things, he even surprises himself
"There's no cows where there's the ocean"
Someone needs to show Chirs the picture of Pensive Cow
There is also a sea pig lol
I follow Aquarium Co-Op on RUclips and I find it entertaining that you constantly advertise for them. 😆 But anyways my favorite tank is probably the 15 gal bookshelf aquarium. I like stocking them with either microrasboras or pea puffers. I have an obsession with fish that are like 1 inch big and have no interest in big stuff like oscars as far as fish keeping goes, so I usually stick to the 5-20 gal range.
I for some reason love the 4 to 6 gallon nano tanks with shrimp
Such a brilliant mind. I keep learning every time I watch awesome chirs. U D MAN
Another FTR best way to start out my birthday! Keep up the good work dude.
Love these videos I don’t have a tank anymore
, a couple years ago my kids brought home crayfish ( Saskatchewan) and that sucker lived for over a year until my brother moved in and brought his cat. It was a sad day for everyone :( we got to watch him molt (?) maybe a shrimp tank is in our future!
Shrimp are really fun to watch. Highly recommend and you don't have to get a large tank for them. Aqua Huna is a great source. Mine came with tons of babies in with them.
I so want a crayfish but they won't work in any of my setups
@@icestationzebraassociates2460 thank you!!
If you want shrimps, get some neocaridina species (like red cherries). They are the hardiest and easiest to start a colony with. (They breed better in warm water, around 80 farenheight). They are really fun to keep!
@@apss5736 it was amazing! So much fun :)
My favorite aquarium size is a 54 litre (14.2 gallons)
It's big enough for a group of small shoaling fish or a betta and a lot of beautiful hardscape and plants, but also small enough that it's not so heavy that it needs a very specialized stand.
Also.. I can fit more 14.2 gallon tanks in my house than 60 gallon tanks and therefore I can have a bigger diversity of fish.
But 20 gallons would be really nice too 👌
I'm actually getting one for a betta and some kuhli loaches and corydoras. Maybe some dwarf frogs or tetras but idk
I only have a ten gallon and an unused five but my favorite size is probably up around 150. I like,,,,, the big boys,,,,,, you can fit such a nice school in that tank. I'm very fond of schooling/shoaling fish lol. They're so cool at the right size group.
Hi! I’m from canada and everyone keeps their house at 20 degrees Celsius all year round, almost. Canadians are always freezing in other countries in winter because we don’t understand why your houses are so damn cold. But I learned why. No insulation. Bizarre. Fill your walls with pink fiberglass and stop freezing and killing the planet
In Denmark a specific amount of insulation is mandatory. I usually keep 23-24˚ C in my apartment. Saves a bit on the aquarium heaters and keep me comfortable too.
I'm still coughing up that pink asbestos fiberglass from my childhood in Los Angeles, I assure you we understand the concept of insulation (I once did my shed with old Goodwill wool sweaters, lol). 'staHp kIllIn muH plaNeT, yo'
0:10 this always gets me! Thank you for making my day better every Monday. (Most Mondays)
Answer to your last question...i have had my 6gal seamless betta tank for a couple years and i love it. I think odd sizes like 6 and 8 gal are my fav. Nano planted aquascapes to be specific. Square, not rectangle. Im very particular lol
11:22 that tank, if you take out the dividers, makes a very nice shrimptank, very fun for miniature aquascaping.
I love the fft videos I look forward to watching them every week. I’ve learned a lot from you hope to see more
5:00 I think you’re supposed to paint the back pane black, not the front! 🤣
LMAO
I think 10-20 gallons are my personal favorite. Maintenance is a lOt easier, plus doesn't take up too much space around the house
Thinking on what he said about bettas not liking harsh/fast flow filters and one thing I found that helped (and looked kinda cool) was putting cuttings of plants that can grow in water in the filter where the cartridge will go (ive only done this on hanging filters)
I think my favorite aquarium sizes are 10, 20, and 40 gallon. It's hard to pick a favorite when there are so many great ideas out there
Hi Chris, I just wanted to let you know your awesome and your the reason I got a betta!
I like almost all tanks if the stocking is correct but my personal favourite tank size is 30 gallon cuz it’s affordable and if stocked and planted the right way could turn out to be a gorgeous piece of decor in your house.
My rescue betta fish, Arthur, has a planted 40 gallon aquarium (WITH TOTALLY NATURAL DECOR - nothing artificial) that he shares with 10 ghost shrimp, two mystery snails, two yellow bristlenose plecos, and three African dwarf frogs. Arthur loves exploring the cave under the tree stump with roots. The water is slightly tea colored, rich in tannin. There’s a heater and a gentle sponge filter. Unsure if it’s Arthur’s personality or because he has so much territory and hiding places, but he shows no aggression towards the other tank mates. He’s very peaceful, curious, and loves to see me.
Most of my family and friends are surprised that I don’t have more fish… 😅 then I unleash an unsolicited rant about overstocking and how betta fish are some of the most abused fish.
chris is really good at promoting stuff
Me: *on the verge of tears having the worst day*
FTR: *exists*
Me: : )
My favorite size aquarium is 35 gallons.. this is my first aquarium, I actually got it from goodwill. I have stocked it with tons of real plants and have been cycling for a month, finally ready to add my betta and some snails!!
My tank is 42 liters ie 11-12 gallons. and yes the thing you said about hardwork paying off, my dwarf sag just sent runner and i am so happy and so overly excited to watch it every time. and before dwarf sag my dwarf hairgrass sent so many runners so loving it.
I would love to eventually get a 20 gallon because it honestly looks like such a perfect size and there’s so many different types of fish that can stay in them
Waited The Whole day for this yayy
I’m a big fan of a nice 5 gallon nano setup, plants go a long way!
great content bro keep it up!
Hi Chris happy Monday, thanks for setting my Monday off right. Cory gang for life!
Let's goo for another FTR
I’ve had all sort of sizes from 10 to 45 and I really like the 29 gallon size! Tall enough my tall plants can really grow but not too tall to reach the bottom for maintenance
How do i send pictures of my tank for tank review? (Also your great)
Join his discord and send your photo
of aquarium
@@doggoempire840 thanks
@@doggoempire840 how to join his discord?
Ooh so you need to be a patrion for it
@@maisaanmufeed438 no
Thank you for creating content!
My favourite tank size is 20 gallon long - there are so many stocking options!
My 29 gallon has been really great, its like a perfect mid size, big enough to do some nest stuff with driftwood but still comfortably fits in the space I have the tank.
The nice thing about a 29 is if you put a shelf on the bottom of the stand you can fit 2 Marineland five gs, 4 2.5s w plenum (excellent handy fry/hospital tanks), or one 20 g tall (don't ask how I know, lol).
"I'm basically Mikey Chen from Strictly Dumpling." Aaaaand my RUclips sub list has come full circle.
hahaha xD
And the "Emotional damage!" comment suggests that Chris watches Steven He too. 👍
4:20 the general consensus is that the "ingredients" in milk were not poisonous to the fish, mainly bc milk is mostly water and the other parts of it arnt in high enough quantities to do damage. All the fish survived and the op has since put a lock on the fish tank room lol
Must've rewatched Rigel's tank review 3 times trying to see the tank. We were definitely trolled. Like, did Chris even edit this video? 1.5/5
SRY. I made a community post with the picture if ur still wanting to see it!
Let my imagination run wild
I have a 40 liter now, but I used to have a 70-gallon, and it was wonderful. I kind of miss those days of the big tanks. That being said, however, I do like how personal it is keeping this smaller tank. I can afford to plant it more, water changes are way easier, as is algae control, and since I don't have any schooling or mega swimming fish (I used to keep zebra danios), it's easier when I need to do some maintenance.
I love the fact that this guys intro music is a trap beat of minecraft
the tank @5:02 is FIRE
FTR is something that I end up watching when I'm supposed to do homework, and then I ask myself;
*"I've been watching this video this whole time?"*
I love the dimensions of 40 gallon breeders, 20 gallon longs, and the aqueon 60 gallons and 15 gallons that I’ve seen become more popular recently. Any cube aquarium is great too, marineland used to have a 60 gallon cube that looked really cool. I think it’s more about dimensions than water volume for me. But in terms of water volume I like 10-20 gallons best because I find the aquascapes are small but not nano, and my favorite type of setup is a betta with tank mates, which 10-20 gallons do well.
Repashy looking fired up! 👊🏻
You were tripping filming this 😂
5:00 mmm, yes, it looks very pretty, the way the black color shows, it really just pops, and the invisible Java ferns, like it just can't get any better
My favorite size of aquarium is a 20 gallon long because I like how it gives a wider view like larger gallon tanks but it still takes up less space because it is slimmer like a regular 20 gallon
I'm so addicted to these I swear 😭
I’v been off work sick and come across your channel and binged watched it all. Today I spent and few $$ on a new tank and plants for my betta hopefully I can do u proud. He was in a 10lt I thought that was big enough now I feel like a bad fish owner haha he is upgrading to a 36lt
29 gallon long tank. Not set mine up yet but don't like the cube tanks I have, so will have to sort my gorgeous long tank up. 😊
I have a 37 gallon as my biggest tank and, as a community tank I like it a lot. So far its my favorite, but as someone who invests mostly in betta fish I'm a big fan of 10 gallons. I currently have a freshly bought Betta in my 13 gallon and he's partying.
Highlight of Monday as usual!❤️
Omg I haven't thought about Kev jumba in so long. He was my go to as a kid!
Oh my gosh I haven’t thought about Ryan in yeeeeeears. I was obsessed with his videos as a kid. 😂
I personally like 10 gallon tanks! I usually only keep guppies, betta fish, neocaridinia shrimp and snails anyways, so this size works!
It's like 3am and I legitimately thought I was just too tired and was missing the tank at first
I just picked up a cutie koi betta today & a 10 gal tank. 😌
my favorite is the 125 gallon long styled tank. can't wait to get one one day.. it all started out with a 20 gallon and now i have a 75 & 55 lol.
I have an 18.7 gallon basin in my paludarium that I’m friggin stoked about so that’s the jam I’m on rn
143 Episodes and that happens to you ! OMG I would seriously be checking my stars xD .
1:14 so what I would do is update them to 5 gallon cube tanks if they are breeders like mine are. I would paint the paint the sides and back of the tanks black. I would then use wood and live plants, probably do some substance. I do but that is up to you. (I am actually working on doing a rack like that but man it cost a lot of money lol)
I like the five gallon cubes a lot, reset one yesterday with a young plakat gentleman (the angriest betta I've ever had, I love it lol), doing another today.
@@voluntaryismistheanswer oh that is sooo cool!
I was the guy who commented this would be good in something like a store in the first reddit post
9:20 Goodness gracious me I submitted my tank so long ago, it looks NOTHING like that anymore, it's full of live plants and no gross background and sand and rocks I collected, and oh my goodness I'm so embarrassed 😂😂
Thank you for the 4/5 anyways though🥺
Also honestly not sure how I got one of my oto-bots to be smack in the center of the tank!
“Has anyone ever said hope your weekend started off sucky?”
Me: Yes, the derpy corydoras in my tank that decided it wanted to be a pleco