NEW FISH! New BREEDING Projects! Fish Room Tour November 2022

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • Lots of different fish to update you all on this month! What new fish did I buy? Lots of spawning activity, growth and fry updates! After over two months of no fish related content we're finally back!!
    Lamprologus ocellatus Gold
    Neolamprologus calliurus
    Neolamprologus leleupi
    Altolamprologus calvus
    Altolamprologus compressiceps
    Neolamprologus similis
    Neolamprologus caudopunctatus
    Cyathopharynx furcifer 'Resha'
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Комментарии • 41

  • @marcomarchioni2924
    @marcomarchioni2924 Год назад +2

    Welcome back! Good work. Greetings Marco from Italy

  • @troyhutchinsii4543
    @troyhutchinsii4543 Год назад +2

    I look forward to the gold comp update.

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +1

      Cheers Troy, hopefully will get them spawning soon! Will keep you updated!

    • @troyhutchinsii4543
      @troyhutchinsii4543 Год назад +1

      @@JasonsCichlids I have. 75 gal planted community tank that either my black Calvis or my orange comps just had a spawn. All of the fry became food for the rest of the tank. Without much effort I've been able to breed neolopris brichardi selling off about 150 a year. Unfortunately I haven't been able to catch all of the brichardi, but it's promising seeing the Comps and Calvises breeding.. Thanks for the help.

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +1

      That's great that you're getting spawns in your community tank. But damn such a shame the fry got eaten. Time to get some more tanks mate 😁

  • @johnmaude5065
    @johnmaude5065 Год назад +2

    Great to see your back making me jealous 😝

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +1

      Haha sorry John! Good to have a video out for you guys

  • @dannychallita
    @dannychallita Год назад +2

    Miss your head

  • @apstephens97
    @apstephens97 Год назад +1

    just found your channel. great videos, good information. keep it up, i just subscribed

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      Cheers for the kind words, glad you like it and subbed! Much appriecated!

  • @aquaballs
    @aquaballs Год назад +1

    One of my favorite 😍 it's a bucket list fio fatherfin cichlids

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      They were one of mine too! Definitely give them a go if you come across them.

  • @anthonywright2802
    @anthonywright2802 Год назад +1

    Top tips to catch Multi's from a tank covered in shells and hundreds of fry! Looks great but near impossible to catch them!!!

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      The easiest way is to put the shell in a bucket with aquarium water, sit the shell on something tall and narrow in the bucket to raise the shell off the bottom of the bucket, like a rock or tall glass turned upside down. When the fish comes out of the shell they will generally go to the lowest point which is the bottom of the bucket. When that happens, quickly remove the shell, you can now catch the fish out of the bucket.

  • @ciclidamente2800
    @ciclidamente2800 Год назад +1

    Hello Jason, nice to see the update of yr fishroom. The C.Furcifer look great. Greetings from Italy

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      Thanks Matteo, glad you liked the update! Yeah they are coming along now! Cheers from Australia!

  • @tjautocross
    @tjautocross Год назад +2

    So happy to have a fish room update!! Hope you and Dozer are well.

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +2

      Glad you like the updates mate! Yes we are doing great!

  • @abesworld8186
    @abesworld8186 Год назад +1

    Love the new video buddy

  • @pelhamsaquatics
    @pelhamsaquatics Год назад +1

    Love those occies Jason🙂👍🏻 I finally did my 40 gal breeder it’s set up and cycling atm.. I’m thinking gold occies for it, on getgills I can get a pair for $40, I’d like to breed them out

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      Cheers mate, same here. Definitely give them a go! Colourful fish and funny little characters. I had one latch onto my hand the other day. I wanted to move him to another tank and I was simply able to close my hand and move him that way without a net. Nothing scares them that's for sure!

  • @ilieemilianbucur7691
    @ilieemilianbucur7691 Год назад +1

    is there any chance we can get some of ur fish cause u are a pedigri breeder and i trust in what i have seen sow far . Europe greece ? can u ship ?

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      Sorry but I don't ship fish. I don't ship within Australia let alone internationally. Thank you for the kind words though, I do appreciate it!

  • @dinodinosaur2930
    @dinodinosaur2930 Год назад +1

    Jason your fish look in pristine condition 👍🏽 Have you ever camera time-lapsed the shell moving❓Is it done by just sand removal or do the fish move the shell while inside the shell ..❓. I hope that's not a dumb question... Thanks for the update.
    🐕 Is dog training going well ❓

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +1

      Cheers mate! No I haven't done that but it is an interesting idea. Not a dumb question at all and it is cool to see them move the shells around as they see fit. Sometimes they grab the shell by its opening with their mouth and push. Other times they dig underneath the shell to shift it. I have also actually seen ocellatus Gold pick up small pieces of PVC that are laying on their side and stand the pieces up on their cut ends. They are pretty strong for their size

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +1

      Oh and yes the dog training is going really well, Dozer is a very smart dog and learns super fast!

    • @dinodinosaur2930
      @dinodinosaur2930 Год назад

      @@JasonsCichlids WOW... The strength needed and how this behavior is passed on, from one generation to another is amazing.

  • @karanshafqat1411
    @karanshafqat1411 Год назад

    Nice to see you back. I have seen some of your older videos, I recently got a couple of black calvus and yellow compressiceps, they were sold as pairs but they were small so I am not sure. If you don't mind could you tell me how I could differentiate between males and females and around what size thanks for the help.

  • @TheVoyagers.
    @TheVoyagers. Год назад

    15:02 what sand is this? Possible to get a link please

  • @tommybunk2292
    @tommybunk2292 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing Jason, I love everything you've got going on. But of course the Altolamp Comps and Calvus are my favorite, I really dig the new Gold Comps 😍👌

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад +1

      Cheers Tommy, glad you liked the video. Ahh yes, the Gold Comps are getting some love from you guys. Definitely will keep you guys updated on their progress. Gotta get them pairing off and spawning!

  • @paulhunt2888
    @paulhunt2888 Год назад +2

    Nice to see you back Jason.
    Glad you're feeling refreshed from your break.
    Hope your canine friend is doing well.
    Thank you for sharing your new fish and a progress report.
    Great content as always 🙂

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      Thank you Paul, yeah it has been a good to have a break from RUclips for a bit. Enjoyed getting back into making some videos too. Yeah Dozer is doing really well! Such a good doggo. Thanks mate 👍

  • @mario13704
    @mario13704 Год назад

    Add more plants it could work

  • @glenncousins5685
    @glenncousins5685 Год назад

    Hi Jason. Do you find the Gold occelatus fry sensitive. I have a thriving group of these guys with a couple pairs formed and subsequently spawned but I'm finding it hard to raise the little guys. Any advice?

    • @JasonsCichlids
      @JasonsCichlids  Год назад

      At what age are you starting to lose them? Also what are you feeding them? They need a range of foods and not just baby brine shrimp when they are young. I learnt that lesson the hard way when I had my first spawns.

    • @glenncousins5685
      @glenncousins5685 Год назад

      @@JasonsCichlids The last spawn i lost most of them around 2 -3 weeks old. i was only feeding baby brine... the most strange loss was around 6 weeks old and any time the young were startled, either by me or a chasing adult fish, their mouths would open wide and they would roll upside down, Almost like heart failure. Have you ever had that? i lost 5 really nice young guys from this.