Think I gotta say guppies still, even after decades. Always busy, colourful in insane ways, easy enough to keep happy. If you want to breed them, just add water!
I came here just to say this, I never want to not keep guppies for the rest of my life. They’re just so precious and so active, absolutely #1 in my book!
@PennyPastor-yk1cg I've found 3 three's to be key with guppies and endlers. They need hard water. They need I mean need like 3 females for 1 male ND you must cull or separate them out or the females will waste away due to stress. and finally genetic diversity is super important
Yup i have 15 betta fish currently all imports from Indonesia and Thailand and I can confirm us betta keepers are crazy LMAO every time I see a betta i give my husband puppy dog eyes he rolls his eyes and magically we have another fish I just love how every single one has their own unique personality like people 💕
I think I'm going to comment on all of the fish on the list. Corydora catfish: they have what I call a quiet beauty. The ones I've seen are mostly silverish, sometimes with black stripes, but what I find beautiful about them, is that pale blue flashing they have when the light hits them just right. It's like a pearlescent blue, which I love! Also, they are on my list as one of the most beautiful fish. Angel fish: I do agree, a lot of the Angel fish are beautiful, but to me, there are some variants of Angel fish that aren't as striking as others. Most people find them beautiful because of their exotic shape. It's true that being different is beautiful, but again, there are other fish I find more striking. I do have them on my list of most beautiful fish, but they are not high on my list. Electric blue Acara: Those are some beautiful fish! I've never owned one, because I've never had a tank larger than 29-gallons, but If I had a tank big enough to house them, I definitely would! German Blue Ram: Those are pretty fish, I'm not going to deny that. Personally, I've never owned any and this is the first time I've seen them. Yes, they are pretty, but I don't know about calling them beautiful. They do have striking colors, but I'm not sure about the neon yellow color. I guess for me, there are other fish out there that I find more beautiful than those. Koi: Koi were on my list of beautiful fish, and I do find them beautiful. I've never owned any, because I've never had a pond, but I think my great grandfather did! He had a pond out back, and I think he had goldfish and Koi in it. What I like about Koi are their striking patterns, with the white and red, or gold, the metallic sheen they have. I would love to have a Koi Pond some day! Betta fish: I'm shocked these guys didn't make number 1!!! They are definitely on my list. I've always wanted to own one, but I don't have room to put up a tank suitable for one. I will NOT put them in a tiny nano tank!!! Discus: I'm one of those that thought they were saltwater fish, that's why they aren't on my list. They are absolutely beautiful though! I love the different colors! One thing that did surprise me, is that the fancy tailed guppy didn't make the list. I thought for sure they would.
Gotta love on the sponge filter. I had one in both my tanks until recently and only switched because my plants started to crowd the sponge and it was less effective.
I'm going to have to say the best filter type for *most* people is going to be a canister filter. Fluval being the obvious top brand there. However, I'll add a few comments: 1) sumps are the *best* filter, I don't really see how you can argue that. 2) I personally love sponge filters in smaller tanks. They're incredibly efficient and I just honestly don't mind the look. 3) I'm just honestly not a HOB filter fan after literal decades of using them. 4) Man I wish under gravel filters were still easy to get in a variety of sizes. Love'em or hate'em, they are actually very efficient in terms of surface area for biological filtration.
For aquariums, sump is absolutely the best type of filter for keeping fish. Planted tank may need canister for CO2 concerns. Personally my favorite is Nexus moving bed filter plus a bakki shower with bottom drains, but that is more for pond.
Scarlit Badis Beira Killifish (Pretty Much Every other Killi aswell) Congo Tetra Bumblebee Goby Peacock Goby Empire Gudgeon Arrowana Kullhi Loach Celestial Danio One for the Saltwater - Mandarin Dragonet
14:28 - The sentence I probably hate the most in the world: "Gorgeous fish, sure they're freshwater?". Dunno why so many people still think freshwater fish are drab and saltwater ones colorful when just a passing glance at a fish shop will reveal you the entire rainbow of colors in both sections (and brackish too - Mollies and sailfin silversides / Marosatherininae have some nice colors), but still seem like this is a very hard-to-fight stereotype.
My favorite filters are Fluval U2-U4 internal filters. They are efficient, simple to clean and dead silent. U2 works fine with a ca 100L or 25-30 gallon aquarium and U4 is suitable for a 200L or 50-60 gallon aquarium. I suppose that there's a smaller U1 and an intermediate U3 but I haven't used any of them.
I really enjoyed this list!! All the ones I wanted got on it! Ok so I don't use store filters anymore, I make mine out of old fish food containers full of pillow stuffing with holes all over and on the lid and it works great!
I missed this poll. I agree discus are incredibly beautiful. But they would have been my #2. My #1 is electric blue Jack Dempsey. The first time I saw I almost died from the beauty. My #1 filter.? Oase.
I know it sounds crazy but i love Sunsun Cannister filters, the old ones, I have 6 running in my fish room, 4 have been on 2 125s for 5 or 6 years with minimal maintenance. Ive heard horror stories but never experienced any of those problems, they are absolute workhorses! Oase is the best but sunsun is 2 or 3 in my book
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and their is nothing more beautiful than 20 Cory's scouring the substrate in unison in search of food . They may not be beautiful in terms colour but they are beautiful in their own way . Filters putting manufacturers up have experience with all of the ones i am about to post (Model will depend on tank size ) . Cannister Fluval , H.O.B Tidal , Internal power Shark , Sponge Hygger . And my all time favourite Plants cant beat them if you have the right setup ie fish are not going to rip them up or eat them
Best filter is the Fluval Canister filter, in my opinion. I have one and then the rest are hang on the backs at the moment. The Fluval canister is my favorite.
I would agree with spot number 1 discus love them and have them.surprised oscars wasnt on the list. Best filter i wpuld say fluval fx6 but i supose depends what acuarium size you have
I agree Lisa! You don't get a more beautiful (and color/fin variety) than bettas! Male endlers are up there, too. Edit for vote: I bought a $14.99 Tetra Whisper PF50 for my new 10 gallon invert tank. I stuffed it with blue bonded filter media, and it is silent and ADJUSTABLE! I bought 3 more in case I get another tank or this one breaks. I have had all of the brands of HOB's (for nano tanks, 29 gallon and under), and this beats them all. I had a blackout and it started right up w/o priming. $14.99 at Petco!!! Since filters are known for jamming, I would rather replace a cheap but functional one rather than $35-$40 one that may quit on me (as many have). I would rather spend the money on a quality substrate and plants.
My Electric Blue Acara took out 3 mollies & a reticulated loach. I now have Opaline Gouramis & albino rainbow shark…size matters…that’s all mine respects 😤
Hey John, I have a 125 Discus tank. What tankmates can I keep with them? They're South American Cichlids so will they'll live with Angels and Acara? What about cory cats and other larger small tetras? Maybe an arowana? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Totally agree with most of this list, especially Koi. Unfortunately, I live about a mile and a half from a nature sanctuary, that sadly includes a population of Great Blue Heron. They turned my pond into a very expensive sushi bar. Watched one gracefully touch down and strike, and carry off a 15" fish that I swore he should not be able to carry. I would say my "most beautiful fish" is not on this list, I have wanted a Synodontis Angelicus for a very long time, love the stunning black velvety body and the triangular dot pattern. No color at all, and still gorgeous. But moderately expensive and very much out of supply all the time.
The white Betta looked like mine, I call him Vanishing Point. I am interested if any gets the reference. Filters, the best luck I have had is with internals Specially the Shark Pros, I have four from you and I am very happy them. In new tanks I get one, use some of the media from the other ones to kick start the cycle. Also easy to clean.
my vote would be discus...hell ive had them on some scale since 84..if you wanted to talk about beautiful nano type fish i would have to say my second love which are killifish
Ok, so here’s the problem with the listing for #5: it should be for the blue acara (Andinoacara pulcher). That’s a South American cichlid that presently comes in both the original wildtype, and the “electric blue” color morph, which is either simply artificially selected, or maybe even a forced hybrid with the “electric blue” morph of the ram cichlid (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi). Now, for someone like me, the blue spangles of the true blue acara and similar cichlids make them some of the most beautiful fish on Earth. The “electric blue” morph is pretty, too, but not as beautiful as the wildtype, and besides, when you factor in possible health problems from inbreeding depression, not something you want to perpetuate. They’re also twice the price, yet for some reason it’s getting ever harder to find true blue acaras. Moreover, you wouldn’t list just one color sport of angelfish, oscars, or Jack Dempseys, so why do that for blue acara? It doesn’t make sense, and it does a disservice to the original. You should list them by species, not just some new variety.
The best filter is a hang on the back filter called the Seachem Tidal. The filter is a bit noisy though. Also, I want to see a video of what you think are the most beautiful fish in the hobby, as you seemed to disagree with some of the choices people voted for.
Corys top 7? 😮I would've easily replaced them with jewel cichlids or even male guppies. JC are aggressive and guppies are pranksters, yes, but they are gorgeous! Bettas, thou, they got me out my depression when I was a teen, so I'm bias towards them. They'll always be number 1 in my heart
best hob....tidal best internal power filter....fluval best canister....fluval best medium/ large ....sump system best biiig system...evolution aqua nexus 320 best pond filter..evolution aqua .nexus 320
1. Cory's don't belong on this list at all. They are cool but not beautiful. And angels should have been at 3 behind discus at one and koi at two. 2. For filters I would say best overall is fluval fx4. Best HOB filter would be marinelands emperor 450 pro.
One thing's for sure. The ugliest fish in the hobby would definitely be any fish that resembles a parrot fish or a flowerhorn in any fish what's popeyes.
6:25 I have the only mean Blue Acara, Gary. Gary had to be seperated from his bothers and sisters and still tears up all my plants. Even pulls super glued Anubius from all the decor. He is a terror and I find it hilarious.
I had 6 quarter sized Discuss in a 35 gallon tank. Needless to say they all lived to be salad plate size, and I ended up with a 125 gallon tank that I had special made for filtration. They bred, but ate the fry, and all lived to old age. This was 30 years ago, before the exotic colors, but mine were all the neon blue. Beautiful fish.
I remember when I was little kid tagging along with my Dad to the fish store and I saw Discuss for the 1st time. I was absolutely mesmerized. I think I spent almost that whole visit just staring at the 6 different Discuss tanks.
@@shell7629 It's a real kick to the gut, isn't it, knowing they'd be alive today if you hadn't been distracted? I've done it twice and both times really worked on my head.
The swimming pancake won really ?guess everybody sees beauty differently but I look at fish just like I do women personality matters don’t care how pretty u r if your boring and flat I’m not interested..
Top ten filters 1. Fluval FX6 Canister 2. Fluval FX4 Canister 3. Fluval FX2 Canister 4. AquaClear 110 Power Filter 5. Tidal 110 Power Filter 6. Marineland 350 Power Filter 7. Topfin 110 Power Filter (unfortunately, the ones I have are no longer in production) 8. Marineland Magniflow 360 Canister Filter 9. Sicce Shark Pro Internal Filter filter 10. Lee's Undergravel Filter
Angel fish are incredible fish! One of the most interactive and jaw dropping fish I own is a full grown black marble angel fish, Cory’s are amazing and deserve to be in any tank, cannot get enough of them! Blue acara are fascinating and the best of best when it comes to South American, aren’t they bred by people ? Rams are great fish they can get a bit aggressive but keep like with like, I have a single Koi that’s 14” in a 75 gallon in my living room… the pond was supposed to come it’s not and I think my koi is a domestic, THINK Betta have some of the most beautiful colour patterns and the flossiest of the flowing fins. And you said perfect, betta fish bring their own type of fish keepers, all the same love just for the one! Discus are stunning I only wish I could open a 125 for a big old group of them! I don’t have the water ph where I am and already chase water for 14 tanks so as much as I want them, I got some cousins, Loved this episode and love you guys! Stay happy and healthy my friends! 😊❤
Think I gotta say guppies still, even after decades.
Always busy, colourful in insane ways, easy enough to keep happy. If you want to breed them, just add water!
I agree! Guppies all the way!
I came here just to say this, I never want to not keep guppies for the rest of my life. They’re just so precious and so active, absolutely #1 in my book!
endles too
@PennyPastor-yk1cg I've found 3 three's to be key with guppies and endlers. They need hard water. They need I mean need like 3 females for 1 male ND you must cull or separate them out or the females will waste away due to stress. and finally genetic diversity is super important
Yup i have 15 betta fish currently all imports from Indonesia and Thailand and I can confirm us betta keepers are crazy LMAO every time I see a betta i give my husband puppy dog eyes he rolls his eyes and magically we have another fish I just love how every single one has their own unique personality like people 💕
How did severums not make the list this is insane
I agree
I love my Bettas, I've had 5 at one point with their own tanks. I just LOVE them. ❤️ ❤❤
I love neon tetras
I think I'm going to comment on all of the fish on the list.
Corydora catfish: they have what I call a quiet beauty. The ones I've seen are mostly silverish, sometimes with black stripes, but what I find beautiful about them, is that pale blue flashing they have when the light hits them just right. It's like a pearlescent blue, which I love! Also, they are on my list as one of the most beautiful fish.
Angel fish: I do agree, a lot of the Angel fish are beautiful, but to me, there are some variants of Angel fish that aren't as striking as others. Most people find them beautiful because of their exotic shape. It's true that being different is beautiful, but again, there are other fish I find more striking. I do have them on my list of most beautiful fish, but they are not high on my list.
Electric blue Acara: Those are some beautiful fish! I've never owned one, because I've never had a tank larger than 29-gallons, but If I had a tank big enough to house them, I definitely would!
German Blue Ram: Those are pretty fish, I'm not going to deny that. Personally, I've never owned any and this is the first time I've seen them. Yes, they are pretty, but I don't know about calling them beautiful. They do have striking colors, but I'm not sure about the neon yellow color. I guess for me, there are other fish out there that I find more beautiful than those.
Koi: Koi were on my list of beautiful fish, and I do find them beautiful. I've never owned any, because I've never had a pond, but I think my great grandfather did! He had a pond out back, and I think he had goldfish and Koi in it. What I like about Koi are their striking patterns, with the white and red, or gold, the metallic sheen they have. I would love to have a Koi Pond some day!
Betta fish: I'm shocked these guys didn't make number 1!!! They are definitely on my list. I've always wanted to own one, but I don't have room to put up a tank suitable for one. I will NOT put them in a tiny nano tank!!!
Discus: I'm one of those that thought they were saltwater fish, that's why they aren't on my list. They are absolutely beautiful though! I love the different colors!
One thing that did surprise me, is that the fancy tailed guppy didn't make the list. I thought for sure they would.
Got my first electric blue today gorgeous fish and some Cory cats
Gotta love on the sponge filter. I had one in both my tanks until recently and only switched because my plants started to crowd the sponge and it was less effective.
I'm going to have to say the best filter type for *most* people is going to be a canister filter. Fluval being the obvious top brand there. However, I'll add a few comments: 1) sumps are the *best* filter, I don't really see how you can argue that. 2) I personally love sponge filters in smaller tanks. They're incredibly efficient and I just honestly don't mind the look. 3) I'm just honestly not a HOB filter fan after literal decades of using them. 4) Man I wish under gravel filters were still easy to get in a variety of sizes. Love'em or hate'em, they are actually very efficient in terms of surface area for biological filtration.
For aquariums, sump is absolutely the best type of filter for keeping fish. Planted tank may need canister for CO2 concerns. Personally my favorite is Nexus moving bed filter plus a bakki shower with bottom drains, but that is more for pond.
Scarlit Badis
Beira Killifish (Pretty Much Every other Killi aswell)
Congo Tetra
Bumblebee Goby
Peacock Goby
Empire Gudgeon
Arrowana
Kullhi Loach
Celestial Danio
One for the Saltwater - Mandarin Dragonet
👍🤠 Fluval Tripp’n. . . I think Arrowana are beautiful. Definitely not Oscar’s.
14:28 - The sentence I probably hate the most in the world: "Gorgeous fish, sure they're freshwater?".
Dunno why so many people still think freshwater fish are drab and saltwater ones colorful when just a passing glance at a fish shop will reveal you the entire rainbow of colors in both sections (and brackish too - Mollies and sailfin silversides / Marosatherininae have some nice colors), but still seem like this is a very hard-to-fight stereotype.
IKR. Saltwater fish are undeniably pretty but there are several freshwater fishes that can compete. Take Neon tetras for example
My favorite filters are Fluval U2-U4 internal filters. They are efficient, simple to clean and dead silent. U2 works fine with a ca 100L or 25-30 gallon aquarium and U4 is suitable for a 200L or 50-60 gallon aquarium. I suppose that there's a smaller U1 and an intermediate U3 but I haven't used any of them.
DIY sump filter!!!
Love my discus and yes you need some experience before diving into them but definitely not hard as people make it seem to care for
I really enjoyed this list!! All the ones I wanted got on it!
Ok so I don't use store filters anymore, I make mine out of old fish food containers full of pillow stuffing with holes all over and on the lid and it works great!
Very good list. On the filters i would say the best filter is a ( DIY ) sump. Cheap, reliable, and does a awesome job.
I missed this poll. I agree discus are incredibly beautiful. But they would have been my #2. My #1 is electric blue Jack Dempsey. The first time I saw I almost died from the beauty. My #1 filter.? Oase.
I love that the Betta boys made it to the top 3. Would have been upset if they didn't 😅
Fired Up List!!!
Personally, and experience, Fluval canister filter are the best filters
i had a blue striped ram like blue not evn light blue color scattered in some places all blue a bit dark blue and they were cuuute
Mbuna, Oscar, Green Terror, Peacock cichlid and Turkana Jewel cichlid.
That blue/grey iridescent Beta was absolutely the most beautiful I've seen!!! Do y'all currently have some like that at your shop for sale???? Thanks
HOB filter, Seachem Tidal series. Can even double up two Tidal 110s for tanks up to 150 gallons.
I know it sounds crazy but i love Sunsun Cannister filters, the old ones, I have 6 running in my fish room, 4 have been on 2 125s for 5 or 6 years with minimal maintenance. Ive heard horror stories but never experienced any of those problems, they are absolute workhorses! Oase is the best but sunsun is 2 or 3 in my book
Apistogramma Cacatuoides are stunning
So are Furcata Rainbows
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and their is nothing more beautiful than 20 Cory's scouring the substrate in unison in search of food . They may not be beautiful in terms colour but they are beautiful in their own way . Filters putting manufacturers up have experience with all of the ones i am about to post (Model will depend on tank size ) . Cannister Fluval , H.O.B Tidal , Internal power Shark , Sponge Hygger . And my all time favourite Plants cant beat them if you have the right setup ie fish are not going to rip them up or eat them
Best filter is the Fluval Canister filter, in my opinion. I have one and then the rest are hang on the backs at the moment. The Fluval canister is my favorite.
I think one of the prettiest fish are the electric blue jack Dempsey.
I would agree with spot number 1 discus love them and have them.surprised oscars wasnt on the list.
Best filter i wpuld say fluval fx6 but i supose depends what acuarium size you have
The best filter.... Any of the Cascade pen plax canisters.
I agree Lisa! You don't get a more beautiful (and color/fin variety) than bettas! Male endlers are up there, too.
Edit for vote: I bought a $14.99 Tetra Whisper PF50 for my new 10 gallon invert tank. I stuffed it with blue bonded filter media, and it is silent and ADJUSTABLE! I bought 3 more in case I get another tank or this one breaks. I have had all of the brands of HOB's (for nano tanks, 29 gallon and under), and this beats them all. I had a blackout and it started right up w/o priming. $14.99 at Petco!!! Since filters are known for jamming, I would rather replace a cheap but functional one rather than $35-$40 one that may quit on me (as many have). I would rather spend the money on a quality substrate and plants.
My Electric Blue Acara took out 3 mollies & a reticulated loach. I now have Opaline Gouramis & albino rainbow shark…size matters…that’s all mine respects 😤
Gold with a black stripe Royal Corys, but they're rare. Then the Ramirezi or Rams, but give them a little cave-like area. Plants will do
My list. It’s a perfect list!😎
Hey John, I have a 125 Discus tank. What tankmates can I keep with them?
They're South American Cichlids so will they'll live with Angels and Acara? What about cory cats and other larger small tetras? Maybe an arowana?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Always a canister filter and yes, Eheim ofcourse.
I love my fx6 but I also love the tetra pro hob filters there great
Totally agree with most of this list, especially Koi. Unfortunately, I live about a mile and a half from a nature sanctuary, that sadly includes a population of Great Blue Heron. They turned my pond into a very expensive sushi bar. Watched one gracefully touch down and strike, and carry off a 15" fish that I swore he should not be able to carry. I would say my "most beautiful fish" is not on this list, I have wanted a Synodontis Angelicus for a very long time, love the stunning black velvety body and the triangular dot pattern. No color at all, and still gorgeous. But moderately expensive and very much out of supply all the time.
Gouramis and Bichirs are 2 that got missed! Also you should do a video/podcast on fish meds! Keep up the awesome work!
The best filter type is a hang on the back from Aqueon.
🤨 :)
The white Betta looked like mine, I call him Vanishing Point. I am interested if any gets the reference.
Filters, the best luck I have had is with internals Specially the Shark Pros, I have four from you and I am very happy them. In new tanks I get one, use some of the media from the other ones to kick start the cycle. Also easy to clean.
my vote would be discus...hell ive had them on some scale since 84..if you wanted to talk about beautiful nano type fish i would have to say my second love which are killifish
Ok, so here’s the problem with the listing for #5: it should be for the blue acara (Andinoacara pulcher). That’s a South American cichlid that presently comes in both the original wildtype, and the “electric blue” color morph, which is either simply artificially selected, or maybe even a forced hybrid with the “electric blue” morph of the ram cichlid (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi). Now, for someone like me, the blue spangles of the true blue acara and similar cichlids make them some of the most beautiful fish on Earth. The “electric blue” morph is pretty, too, but not as beautiful as the wildtype, and besides, when you factor in possible health problems from inbreeding depression, not something you want to perpetuate. They’re also twice the price, yet for some reason it’s getting ever harder to find true blue acaras. Moreover, you wouldn’t list just one color sport of angelfish, oscars, or Jack Dempseys, so why do that for blue acara? It doesn’t make sense, and it does a disservice to the original. You should list them by species, not just some new variety.
My list of beautiful fish
1.Betta
2. Honey Gourami
3. Guppy
4. Cory Dora Catfish
5. Cherry Barbs
6. Oscars
7. African Cichlids
8. Peacock Cichilds
9. Ballon Belly Ram
10. Mollies
11.Guppies
12. Kuhli Loaches
Please a video on community fish for 15 gallon and with centerpiece
Hows rainbow shinners not on here
Personally I'm a huge fan of submersible filters. Don't need to worry about short power outages as much and they're easier to direct current
Coarse sponge filter
I love my super red - asian arowana
The best filter is a hang on the back filter called the Seachem Tidal. The filter is a bit noisy though. Also, I want to see a video of what you think are the most beautiful fish in the hobby, as you seemed to disagree with some of the choices people voted for.
Great video guys
Hang on the back filter. Aquaclear 70 and 110
Corys top 7? 😮I would've easily replaced them with jewel cichlids or even male guppies. JC are aggressive and guppies are pranksters, yes, but they are gorgeous! Bettas, thou, they got me out my depression when I was a teen, so I'm bias towards them. They'll always be number 1 in my heart
Im one of those crazy betta people lol
Ok for filter I have to say Fx6. For filter brand I’m going with tidal line
Jbl csmannister filter
Love how people are whinging about a poll voted by the majority of us 😂
Why the confusion, the majority opinion is almost always a compromise and so unpalatable to the majority
Best filtr fluval fx6
Discus are undoubtedly the best looking. But a sudden change of weather wiped out my entire tank of 14 fishes in 48 hours, however best I tried.
You did not have heater? That is a huge loss!
How did gold sevrums not make the list
Chana Barca is a beautiful fish
good job
You're not wrong. Corys are great fish, but they aren't beautiful on any level.
Cory's are gorgeous fishes
@@SnailWorldYT Let's keep it real. They're "cute" at best 😆
I LOVE FISH
What about vieja ???
Love Discus but difficult to keep and need a big tank. Just too finicky.
The best filter Blau
has no-one heard of a dwarf gourami?
Gonna have to disagree on how blue acaras can be peaceful …..at least mine is an a hole 😂😂
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best hob....tidal
best internal power filter....fluval
best canister....fluval
best medium/ large ....sump system
best biiig system...evolution aqua nexus 320
best pond filter..evolution aqua .nexus 320
I have an idea that the Corydora voters were all thinking of the Corydora Eques which is without a doubt one of the most beautiful fish in the hobby.
I’ve always been fond of Sterba’s or the Black Venezuelan Corydora.
sterbas are so great I love mine@@fredstone5872
I,m all for the list about about filters that way l can why The Aqua Tech filters that I buy at at Wal Mart will never make the grade.😢😢😢😢
Martinez Thomas Johnson Jason Walker Amy
Honestly don't know how gourami didn't make this list...
The corydoras are not beutiful in fact, they're extremely cute, these are 2 different things and your community probably was referring to this
1. Cory's don't belong on this list at all. They are cool but not beautiful. And angels should have been at 3 behind discus at one and koi at two.
2. For filters I would say best overall is fluval fx4. Best HOB filter would be marinelands emperor 450 pro.
Let's do the most beautiful fish in salt water.
I dont think people have seen a good jewel cichlid.
One thing's for sure. The ugliest fish in the hobby would definitely be any fish that resembles a parrot fish or a flowerhorn in any fish what's popeyes.
Sump
Personally there's a fish that is knocked down gorgeous but we can't have them in the United States and that's the red Asian arowana
6:25 I have the only mean Blue Acara, Gary. Gary had to be seperated from his bothers and sisters and still tears up all my plants. Even pulls super glued Anubius from all the decor. He is a terror and I find it hilarious.
I had 6 quarter sized Discuss in a 35 gallon tank. Needless to say they all lived to be salad plate size, and I ended up with a 125 gallon tank that I had special made for filtration. They bred, but ate the fry, and all lived to old age. This was 30 years ago, before the exotic colors, but mine were all the neon blue. Beautiful fish.
I remember when I was little kid tagging along with my Dad to the fish store and I saw Discuss for the 1st time. I was absolutely mesmerized. I think I spent almost that whole visit just staring at the 6 different Discuss tanks.
Electric Blue Acara are beautiful and bulletproof unless you do something really stupid, like cut off their air.
Whip, that's exactly how I lost mine😭😭😭
@@shell7629 It's a real kick to the gut, isn't it, knowing they'd be alive today if you hadn't been distracted? I've done it twice and both times really worked on my head.
@@Whips_World ABSOLUTELY 💯 %
Koi are cool and beautiful and super personal! I approve this message.
Not a single mention of any rainbowfish, but Corys make the list 🙄
The swimming pancake won really ?guess everybody sees beauty differently but I look at fish just like I do women personality matters don’t care how pretty u r if your boring and flat I’m not interested..
Top ten filters
1. Fluval FX6 Canister
2. Fluval FX4 Canister
3. Fluval FX2 Canister
4. AquaClear 110 Power Filter
5. Tidal 110 Power Filter
6. Marineland 350 Power Filter
7. Topfin 110 Power Filter (unfortunately, the ones I have are no longer in production)
8. Marineland Magniflow 360 Canister Filter
9. Sicce Shark Pro Internal Filter filter
10. Lee's Undergravel Filter
This list makes me want a bigger tank!
Rainbowfish are the most beautiful imo
I feel Koi r the most boring fish, for me Oscars r the most gorgeous fish
Celebes rainbow fish are very colorful, use the Celebes rainbow fish in another video
Agreed! All these fishes are extremely colourful and beutiful
Angel fish are incredible fish! One of the most interactive and jaw dropping fish I own is a full grown black marble angel fish,
Cory’s are amazing and deserve to be in any tank, cannot get enough of them!
Blue acara are fascinating and the best of best when it comes to South American, aren’t they bred by people ?
Rams are great fish they can get a bit aggressive but keep like with like,
I have a single Koi that’s 14” in a 75 gallon in my living room… the pond was supposed to come it’s not and I think my koi is a domestic, THINK
Betta have some of the most beautiful colour patterns and the flossiest of the flowing fins. And you said perfect, betta fish bring their own type of fish keepers, all the same love just for the one!
Discus are stunning I only wish I could open a 125 for a big old group of them! I don’t have the water ph where I am and already chase water for 14 tanks so as much as I want them, I got some cousins,
Loved this episode and love you guys! Stay happy and healthy my friends! 😊❤
All of them ❤️
Red M Guppies