dude that pink spaghetti eel looks sick as hell, im super excited to see more of them!! the shrimp is gnarly too, we have similar sized shrimp called cherabin here in australia and they grow massive. my mum used to catch them with chicken food and play with them when she was little lmfao. great video as always, hope everything goes well with all the new arrivals :D
Will do mate,i'll defo be buying my sister some fish but for me i'm looking at some plants,i could go locally but i wanna scope Tropco out and check out the reptiles 😁.Love that spaghetti eel fella thas pucka 👍
Some good new additions! :D the eel looks awesome is it some sort of swamp/tulip eel? I see swamp eels going by all kinds of different names, love the shrimp too I always wanted one of those but never had anything that wouldnt eat him for him to live with :(
@@Taurassic I honestly don’t know what type of eel they are, need to do more research for em and yeah the shrimp are definitely cool! How’s everything going?
Nice collection Scoobz & the size of the shrimp was sick 😂 I was reading about the Dolphin fish very hard to sex but they do uproot plants with boredom & they love playing with toys, one chap who kept them had moss balls they used to love bouncing around the tank.
Hey Scoobz, you gotta check temps for the Channa bleheri. 24*c is about the highest they do well on longterm. They need about 3 months of winter rest with temperatures around 18*c yearly. Same goes for andrao. Probably the reason it passed away. In this case I gotta say that snakeheads are not really suited for community tanks. They do a lot better in species only tanks. And are best kept in groups of 5 until a pair forms after the first winter rest. Also nutrition and food is an important part for them as they do best with some insects mixed in. Look a bit into it, so it won’t go like the andrao All the best my friend!
@@MotionNA ahh thank you for clarifying! I’m gonna have to look into what temperatures the other fish can handle and see if I can find a middle ground for the winter. 22 or 20C? What do you think? Thank you again for letting me know!
@ I keep Channa asiatica „Star Galaxy“ they are having 24,5*c during summer and 18 during winter for 2-3 months. My adult pair is preferring 14,5*c during winter rest. They show the best color during that time. Winter rest is something that subtropical Channa really need. Just like almost every dwarf Channa. Belehri and Andrao are the same. 24*c max during summer and about 18*c for winter rest is what I’d recommend. Tank doesn’t have to be that big. Low current and floating plants like „fluitans“, they like floating cork tunnels too. I really recommend you to keep them alone without any other tankmates. Maybe with 3-4 additional specimens. After your first winter rest you can expect to get a pair. If a pair forms it’s most likely that they will start to be aggressive towards the other Channa‘s. They also have a lot of offspring. I love them too and I am someone that likes to try out community tanks with many tipes of fish, but subtropical Channa really don’t do well in them for long.
@ Ahh I see, thank you for making me aware! I’ll start planning out what to do. I might get a small tank for the channa for the winter period. If not I might have to think about rehoming him unfortunately.
@ScoobzNPetz great ,they can't be in the aquarium in pairs ,I found that out the hard way one per tank ,and I've got a whale nose fish and they can not be in an aquarium with the same species they will fight , all other fish are ok 👍 😀
Hey Scoobz, great video and does the snakehead have to live in a planted tank and can they live with American cichlids? Like, convicts, Dempseys or a red devil?
@@spiritking5625 Thank you! They live in heavily planted areas in the wild so having plants mimics their natural environment which would make them feel much more comfortable. You could try but there’s a chance your Channa would get stressed and won’t display their colours. In regards of keeping them with cichlids I’m not sure. I’ve never kept cichlids before so I have no experience in that area unfortunately. From what I know, cichlids can be territorial and that could cause a problem with the snakehead
@@edwardschreck8399 I hope he doesn’t, I love that eel already lol but now that I think about it, it could be mistaken for a worm.. might have to think about moving it
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Instant subscirbe. Love the energy and the variety of fish you have
@@tee7jayyy Thank you for your kind words! Appreciate the support 😁
Wow!
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dude that pink spaghetti eel looks sick as hell, im super excited to see more of them!! the shrimp is gnarly too, we have similar sized shrimp called cherabin here in australia and they grow massive. my mum used to catch them with chicken food and play with them when she was little lmfao. great video as always, hope everything goes well with all the new arrivals :D
@@Neptuno22no Yeah the spaghetti eel is amazing! So unique! And 😂😂 that sounds fun, are they freshwater?
@@ScoobzNPetz i believe they are! but a lot of our natural waterways here are usually brackish water so i think they can be found in both :]
@@Neptuno22no Oh cool! I’ll look into them, I love shrimps 😂
@@ScoobzNPetz same! i am getting my first ever shrimp next week, very excited as ive wanted to look after them for years. :D
@@Neptuno22no Oh nice!! What type of shrimp are you getting?
and the colors on the snakehead are mad, he looks so nice amongst the rainbowfish!
@@Neptuno22no Oh yeah the colours had me mesmerised! Hope it’ll get along with everyone 😅
Love the shrimp
@@stevenUK15 Same! Soon as I saw it I knew I had to grab it 😅
Quality keep it up
@@dw929 Thank you! 😁
Pucka mate,some seriously cool fish 👍
@@Magicwerx Thank you bro! 😁 Let me know what you get when you go
Will do mate,i'll defo be buying my sister some fish but for me i'm looking at some plants,i could go locally but i wanna scope Tropco out and check out the reptiles 😁.Love that spaghetti eel fella thas pucka 👍
@@Magicwerx Enjoy your trip, I’ll be surprised if you only buy plants 😂
@@ScoobzNPetz Lmao you know don't ya,i'm also impulsive like mad,I'm already seeing a false water cobra 😁👍Can you remember how much they were ? 👍
@@Magicwerx I think it was £300 but could be bit less 😅
Excellent!!
@@mikeeljahosafats3231 Thank you! 😁
Nice haul my guy👍🏾. I wish snakeheads were legal to keep here because i definitley would have been owned owned one
Yeah its sad how they're illegal in so many places. They really are amazing fish
@@ScoobzNPetz i know right
Some good new additions! :D the eel looks awesome is it some sort of swamp/tulip eel? I see swamp eels going by all kinds of different names, love the shrimp too I always wanted one of those but never had anything that wouldnt eat him for him to live with :(
@@Taurassic I honestly don’t know what type of eel they are, need to do more research for em and yeah the shrimp are definitely cool! How’s everything going?
Nice collection Scoobz & the size of the shrimp was sick 😂 I was reading about the Dolphin fish very hard to sex but they do uproot plants with boredom & they love playing with toys, one chap who kept them had moss balls they used to love bouncing around the tank.
@peridot-20 Yeah the dolphin fish really is cool but super shy unfortunately
@ScoobzNPetz It might be worth getting another to bring it more out of it's shell.
@ Yeah, or maybe set up another tank just for them? 😂
They are some beuts! The dolphin fish are so weird and the eel is so sick!
@@S1xroom Thanks! Ahh I love the eel and I think the dolphin fish looks cool 😂 Can’t wait for it to grow
That huge shrimp!! i am so jelous, its soo hard to find it anywhere here in Aussie.
@@theredtree7493 Yeah I can’t believe how big it is 😅 Have you tried online? They’re sometimes labelled as vampire shrimp
btw, the pink spaghetti eel needs a brackish environment when it grows to about 20 cm, or it will die when it gets older
@@tucker8364 Thank you for letting me know! Looks like I’m gonna have to start looking into setting up a brackish tank 😅
Hey Scoobz,
you gotta check temps for the Channa bleheri. 24*c is about the highest they do well on longterm. They need about 3 months of winter rest with temperatures around 18*c yearly. Same goes for andrao. Probably the reason it passed away. In this case I gotta say that snakeheads are not really suited for community tanks. They do a lot better in species only tanks. And are best kept in groups of 5 until a pair forms after the first winter rest. Also nutrition and food is an important part for them as they do best with some insects mixed in.
Look a bit into it, so it won’t go like the andrao
All the best my friend!
@@MotionNA ahh thank you for clarifying! I’m gonna have to look into what temperatures the other fish can handle and see if I can find a middle ground for the winter. 22 or 20C? What do you think? Thank you again for letting me know!
@ I keep Channa asiatica „Star Galaxy“ they are having 24,5*c during summer and 18 during winter for 2-3 months. My adult pair is preferring 14,5*c during winter rest. They show the best color during that time.
Winter rest is something that subtropical Channa really need. Just like almost every dwarf Channa. Belehri and Andrao are the same. 24*c max during summer and about 18*c for winter rest is what I’d recommend. Tank doesn’t have to be that big. Low current and floating plants like „fluitans“, they like floating cork tunnels too. I really recommend you to keep them alone without any other tankmates. Maybe with 3-4 additional specimens. After your first winter rest you can expect to get a pair. If a pair forms it’s most likely that they will start to be aggressive towards the other Channa‘s. They also have a lot of offspring.
I love them too and I am someone that likes to try out community tanks with many tipes of fish, but subtropical Channa really don’t do well in them for long.
@ Ahh I see, thank you for making me aware! I’ll start planning out what to do. I might get a small tank for the channa for the winter period. If not I might have to think about rehoming him unfortunately.
I want a dolpin fish so bad now lol
@@Gamingspurs You should get one, they’re so cool 😁
@@ScoobzNPetzyo you should feed your pipefish micro pellets because they have a small mouth
@@Gamingspurs It looks like they only like to eat live food
@@ScoobzNPetz O i thought it was possible because i managed to get a chocalate gourami to eat flake food and online its says they only live food
@@Gamingspurs oh really? That’s interesting to know, I’ll see if I can convert the pipefish to pellets/flakes
Nice
@@elvinsworld11 thank you 😁
Hi scoob, will you ever do a care guide for armoured shrimp? They are such unique critters 😅
@@MrTickles445 Yeah can do, I’ll add it to my list! I’ve got so many updates and care guides to film 😅
@@ScoobzNPetz Yeah I get it man, take your time with each one!
@@MrTickles445 Thanks bro will do
I've got a dolfin fish 😊
@@annjohnson2607 They’re cool right?? How’s yours doing?
@ScoobzNPetz great ,they can't be in the aquarium in pairs ,I found that out the hard way one per tank ,and I've got a whale nose fish and they can not be in an aquarium with the same species they will fight , all other fish are ok 👍 😀
@@annjohnson2607 Thanks for letting me know! I was considering getting a second one, won’t be doing that now 😅 and nice! Hope mine does well too
Dig the rare fish
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Hey Scoobz, great video and does the snakehead have to live in a planted tank and can they live with American cichlids? Like, convicts, Dempseys or a red devil?
@@spiritking5625 Thank you! They live in heavily planted areas in the wild so having plants mimics their natural environment which would make them feel much more comfortable. You could try but there’s a chance your Channa would get stressed and won’t display their colours.
In regards of keeping them with cichlids I’m not sure. I’ve never kept cichlids before so I have no experience in that area unfortunately. From what I know, cichlids can be territorial and that could cause a problem with the snakehead
What type of shrimp is it?
@@simonwooldridge7993 Giant armoured shrimp, they’re also knows as vampire shrimp
Snakeheads gonna eat that eel.
@@edwardschreck8399 I hope he doesn’t, I love that eel already lol but now that I think about it, it could be mistaken for a worm.. might have to think about moving it
Came here to say the same lol snakeheads gonna eye that eel up for sure. Nice tanks and decent variety though broski 👌
@@HighlandCreatures I’m gonna have to look for this eel now, you guys got me worried lol and thank you bro, appreciate it 🙏🏾
No offense, but the dolphin fish looks like something from fallout, but everything else is sick
@@glex4112 😂😂😂 I think he looks cool man and thanks!
i think the thing is dope , just i wouldnt get one intil i have atleast 200g plus set up around , they get heavy and long
@@ProducedbyPDot Yeah I’m planning to move mine to my Roma 240 eventually