Your video are teaching me a LOT of things, specifically about the fish in cycle. I bought a fancy goldfish (a very beautiful black moor) on a whim from petsmart a few days ago, not knowing they CAN and WILL live long lives and grow quite large. The first night I watched and read at least 100 videos and articles. I was horrified that I had this beautiful fish in a ONE GALLON, so today I went and purchased a temporary 10 gallon tank and 20 gallon filter. I know this is still too small but I will be buying at least a 40-50 gallon in two or so weeks and all the other necassary items. Additionally, i noticed my fish now has ick (most likely from being put in a 1 gallon tank and brought home from a 5 gallon shared with 8 other fancies, on of which i now know was inFESTED with ick. I refuse to bring this fish back to petsmart after i returned today for a filter and there are now about 16 fancies in her previous tank, the ick infested fish still there. I bought Jungle Brand Ick Clear, i only treated her a couple hours ago but she does already look better (perhaps wishful thinking). She spends her time exploring her new tank, still eats, swims up when I come to the tank. So now, pen in hand, im reading about how to get my tank levels to an appropriate reading while doing a fish in cycle. My boyfriend is lending me his test kit to use, and I'm going to buy some plants for her new tank. If ANYONE has any tips for me until I can get her into a large tank on how to keep her alive and happy it would be so appreciated. Shes about 1 1/2" give or take without fins. If anyone could recommend products, affordable but sturdy aquariums, how to jumpstart everything to keep her going, that'd be amazing. I just want her to be happy but I dont know of anywhere to surrender her and it sure as hell wont be petsmart. Thanks. Wish me luck. Im obsessed with my moor.
Hey, sorry for the late reply but I'll reply anyway. First off, you did a good job reading into the care of your fish (even after the initial purchase). When doing a fish cycle you need to make sure that you do sufficient water changes to prevent ammonia hurting your fish, I'd suggest doing daily ones. Buying and adding in beneficial bottled bacteria can help you cycle the tank a lot faster as well. Keep doing the water changes until your test kit is showing signs of the bacteria breaking down the ammonia. Then you can slowly start to do weekly changes. Hope this helped!
You deserve every imaginable credit for your hard work and your desire to even share information and your experiences with your fish, let alone with raising fry for the first time! I am amazed at how your Ranchu fry are turning out. It's so satisfying (well, at least for me, being a Ranchu addict) to see that the young fry are developing a nice curved spine (slope) and body shape, typically found in good quality Ranchus. Heartiest congrats to you and keep the positive vibes shining through. Your passion and energy along with your positivity, despite your hectic personal and family schedules, keep me inspired to keep going as well with my fish hobby (mainly of Oranda and Ranchu goldfish)
I would love to have one or two for my patio pond if you are going to rehome them. Please let me know! It is super exciting to see the fish you have raised!
How did you know the fry had Flukes? Do you think it came from the parents? Did you treat the parents? I’m learning so much from you . Thank you for the quality videos. Looking forward to many more.
Hi. Thank you for a very informative video about raising ranchu goldfish fry..it helps a lot. Anyway, how long do you let them be under the sun per day? Thanks
What does the parasite look like? Now I feel like my fry have some tiny white spot on their body and I’m not sure if that’s parasite or fungus or ich or it’s just normal.
Nice Fisches you raised. Just for info,never feed fish with live tubifex. I lost a lot of my fry because of parasites. This worms are parasites 💣 for fish.
My fry didn't seem interested in the food when I put it in and the brine shrimp has now died and is at the bottom. They are now 3 day old fry. Does any one have an answer?
Your video are teaching me a LOT of things, specifically about the fish in cycle. I bought a fancy goldfish (a very beautiful black moor) on a whim from petsmart a few days ago, not knowing they CAN and WILL live long lives and grow quite large. The first night I watched and read at least 100 videos and articles. I was horrified that I had this beautiful fish in a ONE GALLON, so today I went and purchased a temporary 10 gallon tank and 20 gallon filter. I know this is still too small but I will be buying at least a 40-50 gallon in two or so weeks and all the other necassary items. Additionally, i noticed my fish now has ick (most likely from being put in a 1 gallon tank and brought home from a 5 gallon shared with 8 other fancies, on of which i now know was inFESTED with ick. I refuse to bring this fish back to petsmart after i returned today for a filter and there are now about 16 fancies in her previous tank, the ick infested fish still there. I bought Jungle Brand Ick Clear, i only treated her a couple hours ago but she does already look better (perhaps wishful thinking). She spends her time exploring her new tank, still eats, swims up when I come to the tank. So now, pen in hand, im reading about how to get my tank levels to an appropriate reading while doing a fish in cycle. My boyfriend is lending me his test kit to use, and I'm going to buy some plants for her new tank. If ANYONE has any tips for me until I can get her into a large tank on how to keep her alive and happy it would be so appreciated. Shes about 1 1/2" give or take without fins. If anyone could recommend products, affordable but sturdy aquariums, how to jumpstart everything to keep her going, that'd be amazing. I just want her to be happy but I dont know of anywhere to surrender her and it sure as hell wont be petsmart. Thanks. Wish me luck. Im obsessed with my moor.
Hey, sorry for the late reply but I'll reply anyway. First off, you did a good job reading into the care of your fish (even after the initial purchase). When doing a fish cycle you need to make sure that you do sufficient water changes to prevent ammonia hurting your fish, I'd suggest doing daily ones. Buying and adding in beneficial bottled bacteria can help you cycle the tank a lot faster as well. Keep doing the water changes until your test kit is showing signs of the bacteria breaking down the ammonia. Then you can slowly start to do weekly changes. Hope this helped!
You grew them so well at such a quick pace, I now understand how to grow fry quicker thanks to your video! :)
You deserve every imaginable credit for your hard work and your desire to even share information and your experiences with your fish, let alone with raising fry for the first time! I am amazed at how your Ranchu fry are turning out. It's so satisfying (well, at least for me, being a Ranchu addict) to see that the young fry are developing a nice curved spine (slope) and body shape, typically found in good quality Ranchus. Heartiest congrats to you and keep the positive vibes shining through. Your passion and energy along with your positivity, despite your hectic personal and family schedules, keep me inspired to keep going as well with my fish hobby (mainly of Oranda and Ranchu goldfish)
artdelac this really made my day. Thank you for taking the time to write all that out. It means a lot to me.
So cute! Great job! One day I would love to do this as I love ranchu and betta but I need more space. Thanks for showing us how you did things :)
breeding takes a lot of hardwork and patience. Kudos to your hardwork in raising them.
I would love to have one or two for my patio pond if you are going to rehome them. Please let me know! It is super exciting to see the fish you have raised!
Jasmine David what state are you in
You are a great person.
Thank you for a wonderful video.
Amazing footage & information. Thanks a lot Lass.
Best video I’ve seen of raising goldfish fry 😍
Our new goldfish queen 👸🏻
Don’t come for solid gold
Wow you did a great job with these guys!
You've done really well with them, I struggle to get my fry to grow as well as yours!
Nice work maam ur the best...
So much info and enthusiasm! Thx for this vid!
Wow, congrats! They are gorgeous! Keep us posted
I had to come and join this channel. I see so many pic on Instagram. Your fry are so beautiful.
You don’t speak English do you?
Very cool..
They are so cute! I love goldfish and have 6 :)
Well Done! please keep us posted!
Good
Ranchu are the best, cute and chubby. 🙄😏😌
These waterpigs❤️ such cuteness they have subs from philippines❤️
Beautiful
How did you know the fry had Flukes? Do you think it came from the parents? Did you treat the parents? I’m learning so much from you . Thank you for the quality videos. Looking forward to many more.
Wonderful thank you for your Video!!
Wow That's A Lot Of Work Good Job!
can you please add to your bio what all you used? you did a great job
Thanks you have beautiful goldfish i just had some eggs to today any info please help do i need a air stone in with my eggs
Great video
Good quality 👍
Goldfische - fantail-teleskop Fish thank you very much
Congrats, well done! S-o cute!
Vedio helped me a lot
Too adorable!
Wow i wanna have a Ranchu are they for sale?? I love their color those fry are so cute..
Im scared of’em nails will it hurt the fish ✌🏻😭💀🤣😘
EDDIE Zambrano you’re the only one who can get away with that 😂😘
I have Ryukin fry , 5 days old hehe
Hi. Thank you for a very informative video about raising ranchu goldfish fry..it helps a lot. Anyway, how long do you let them be under the sun per day? Thanks
My black moor layed eggs do u need a heater for when they start swimming
How do captive bred fish in a controlled environment manage to get a parasite?
wow
Love this!!
What temperature did you keep the water at?
75-78F is what they usually live in, but you might want to keep at 78-80F to be safe.
What does the parasite look like? Now I feel like my fry have some tiny white spot on their body and I’m not sure if that’s parasite or fungus or ich or it’s just normal.
NATCHA LIMPAPATTANA you wouldn’t be able to see it
Good information about raising fry! Is that a dead dog/cat on your left at the beginning of the video?
LOL honestly super into the idea of taxidermy but no she’s still with us . She’s a red Merle Pom-chi.
How many times you feed your 6weeks old ranchu.
Nice vid. 😁 what type of food did you feed to your baby ranchuus❤️thank you
Hi, how often do you feed from age 1 week old to 6 weeks old? TIA!
You raised them well wow. I am newbie hoping you could teach me.
Can you make a video about spawning goldfish
How much times do you feed them a day
Can I give dried shrimp daily to my goldfish fry?
How do you care for the eggs
Süper 👍
Cool stufff
I feed my,"kirin phoenix tail lionchu fry", instant baby brine shrimp and first bites.
Nice Fisches you raised. Just for info,never feed fish with live tubifex. I lost a lot of my fry because of parasites. This worms are parasites 💣 for fish.
can you share the dosage of fluke treatment?
Dear sister you cannot use one day one to one week the oxygen filter or oxygen stone what are you doing..
Wow you got them to that age without having any culls? Or this footage is after culling at younger age?
Happy Goldfish Family 😁
I love you nails
so do we have ranchu for sale
Hi can we mix with 2 weeks old fry with 3 dys frys
Yo 🤟
Temperature 0-30 day , for best growth? 🙏
My dad buy me gold fish im happy
Where can I get gold fish and guppy fry?
holy crap - Those nails! Will you scratch my back?
Do you sell them?
Jerome Rufon I haven’t yet. They’re my first spawn ever . Maybe in winter or next spring
Aqua Girl Talks I live in Northern California and we rarely have good Ranchus in the area. I am very interested. Thank you
Thank you
Are u selling any of ur stock?
Nassim the Dream I did to my local fish store.
I love you baby girl
How the hell you hand spawn the parents with those nails?? 😱
pagan evanson I never thought about it I guess the same as anyone
May i know this type of ranchu?
Give me some places 😭😭
You feed them what?
My fry didn't seem interested in the food when I put it in and the brine shrimp has now died and is at the bottom. They are now 3 day old fry. Does any one have an answer?
They don’t eat the first two days they are born. They still absorb their egg sacs and eat on the 3rd day. (:
@@cūntingbitch thankyou ! They didn't eat until a week old!! But they're very fit and healthy now they are 28 days old :)
what, ur 1 week old fry has the same size as my 1 month old fry, :(
Can you gice me some of those cute ranchus???
Anyone here who noticed her horror nails.?? 👿😅
YOU ARE AQUA GIRL NO YOU ARE AQUA AUNTY
I want to know about feed
I apreciate your video,but your nails i cant say i like them...