That fishroom is great, natural designs, lots of plants, well taken care of fish, old filters which means bacteria is established. I liked the blue fish and the tiger pleco. Interesting to see different hobbyists leanings towards certain fish or setup design.
Enjoyed the tour as if I was there, thanks! Love that her crinum has flowered - I have huge ones in my front yard that flower beautifully and I hope someday that the crinum in my tank (not as large as Alyssa's yet) will someday grace me with flowers. And those blushing pink endlers are beautiful - they must be stunning in person!!
Bentley, Thanks for this profile. I've been curious about Alyssa's set up for a while and it's great to see such a dedicated, local (!) plec breeder. Love this kind of content.
Love her fish basement. I need a follow up video with her sharing a bit more tips and tricks on breeding plecos. She has gorgeous fish. I was drooling over the endler line with the gorgeous rainbow of colors. I am envious of her pygmy sunfish and the wild bettas whose name I cannot spell,. I have yet to find any to acquire. Alyssa is a wealth of knowledge.
Great video enjoyed seeing Alyssa's fishroom, I just got into plecos so I'm very interested in looking to see how people keep them and the different kinds .thanks
I'm not sure if it was intentional or just happenstance. The video looks very cool in HDR and OLED (my phone). I'll check it out on the big screen here shortly.... Gotta up that view time!!!! Very cool to share your setup with us! Nice work.
I really enjoyed seeing Alyssa's fish room. I always enjoy hearing from her on the Corvus Oscen streams with Joel and have been curious to see her setup!
May i express all my appreciation for this great woman that uses latin names for her animals? Common names are common only in your language and not always understandable by non native speakers
Common names are confusing even for native English speakers! It’s why I will use the scientific name if it exists, or an L number or whatever more universal method I can find! Thank you. ❤
@@mangala666 you are welcome :) In my country too, it may happen that the common names differs for different groups of people or shops. And it is very frustrating. Now I am living in a different country with a different language and talking about fish in 3 languages gets even more complicate... So again, you have all my appreciation and respect, even more because I know how difficult it can be for English speakers to pronounce Latin names. So chapeau :) And I wish all the best to you and your fishroom :)
You know what’s funny? I’ve got a lady now who wants to give me her elassoma okatie colony. It will be interesting to see how different they are from each other. (Different tanks, of course. Kept far separate from each other!)
I’ve been reading and trying to figure out some bristlenose pleco genetics. I’m wondering if the albino green dragons are one of the “strains” of albino plecos that are causing so much confusion about how albinos bred to albinos gets your brown? Obviously there is likely albinism on 2 different alleles but it doesn’t completely answer how it happens. I suspect each is inhibiting melanin production in different ways. I’ve also read about a potential third strain of albinism in BN. Could this be the green dragon albinos? Alyssa spoke of some of her albinos looking spotted and the dragon albinos looking smooth - and I agree that hers look more yellow than other albinos I’ve seen. I’ve also noticed this yellow tinge in pics of some albino lines I’ve seen but wasn’t sure if it was just the image color vs. real life color. Can either you or Alyssa speak to this subject of different albino strains in BN a bit?
9:15 those endlers are amazing!
That fishroom is great, natural designs, lots of plants, well taken care of fish, old filters which means bacteria is established. I liked the blue fish and the tiger pleco. Interesting to see different hobbyists leanings towards certain fish or setup design.
Great video 😊 fish are the best
Loved the tour. It’s fun to see what other hobbyist are up to.
L471 is a dwarf snowball and stay really small they are gorgeous!! And all the anubias!!! Love it
Enjoyed the tour as if I was there, thanks! Love that her crinum has flowered - I have huge ones in my front yard that flower beautifully and I hope someday that the crinum in my tank (not as large as Alyssa's yet) will someday grace me with flowers. And those blushing pink endlers are beautiful - they must be stunning in person!!
Mission accomplished! I felt like I was there hanging out with y'all. My favorite was the Gulf coast sunfish, so cool!
Really stunning little fish!
I always enjoy fish room tours! Love all the plants & plecos. Keep ‘em coming!
Bentley, Thanks for this profile. I've been curious about Alyssa's set up for a while and it's great to see such a dedicated, local (!) plec breeder. Love this kind of content.
Thank you for fast reply ! Keep up the great content ! Luv seeing other Fish rooms .
Love the Iquitos tigers!
Love her fish basement. I need a follow up video with her sharing a bit more tips and tricks on breeding plecos. She has gorgeous fish. I was drooling over the endler line with the gorgeous rainbow of colors. I am envious of her pygmy sunfish and the wild bettas whose name I cannot spell,. I have yet to find any to acquire. Alyssa is a wealth of knowledge.
This was a fun tour. I'm more of a fish keeper than a breeder, but I appreciate those who have a passion for it.
Alissa the fish room is looking great ! ❤ thanks for sharing 😊
Great video enjoyed seeing Alyssa's fishroom, I just got into plecos so I'm very interested in looking to see how people keep them and the different kinds .thanks
dang i want those strawberry magenta endlers sooo bad! amazing
They are even more incredible in person!
What a wonderfully functioning fish room.
Definitely
She’s always been kind and generous at GSAS meetings since I’ve joined in the last year!
I'm not sure if it was intentional or just happenstance. The video looks very cool in HDR and OLED (my phone). I'll check it out on the big screen here shortly.... Gotta up that view time!!!!
Very cool to share your setup with us! Nice work.
I really enjoyed seeing Alyssa's fish room. I always enjoy hearing from her on the Corvus Oscen streams with Joel and have been curious to see her setup!
Love this
Great Fishroom, great Tour! Thank you for share 👍
Love the tanks
I really liked this this kind of video
Thanks For Sharing ✌
Great video!
Super cool
May i express all my appreciation for this great woman that uses latin names for her animals?
Common names are common only in your language and not always understandable by non native speakers
Common names are confusing even for native English speakers! It’s why I will use the scientific name if it exists, or an L number or whatever more universal method I can find!
Thank you. ❤
@@mangala666 you are welcome :)
In my country too, it may happen that the common names differs for different groups of people or shops. And it is very frustrating.
Now I am living in a different country with a different language and talking about fish in 3 languages gets even more complicate...
So again, you have all my appreciation and respect, even more because I know how difficult it can be for English speakers to pronounce Latin names.
So chapeau :)
And I wish all the best to you and your fishroom :)
Enjoyed the tour and all the tanks. What size are most of the tanks in her room?
A lot of 40g breeders and 20g longs.
와.... 너무 멋져요! So cool😊
What a amazing fish room im
Jelly
more please
Holy smokes! Those blue native fish are amazing!!!!! They look like a blue / dark night morph of an Odessa barb species.
What is the scientific name?
Elassoma gilberti, just that specific location shows that blue and black
You know what’s funny? I’ve got a lady now who wants to give me her elassoma okatie colony. It will be interesting to see how different they are from each other. (Different tanks, of course. Kept far separate from each other!)
I’ve been reading and trying to figure out some bristlenose pleco genetics. I’m wondering if the albino green dragons are one of the “strains” of albino plecos that are causing so much confusion about how albinos bred to albinos gets your brown? Obviously there is likely albinism on 2 different alleles but it doesn’t completely answer how it happens. I suspect each is inhibiting melanin production in different ways. I’ve also read about a potential third strain of albinism in BN. Could this be the green dragon albinos? Alyssa spoke of some of her albinos looking spotted and the dragon albinos looking smooth - and I agree that hers look more yellow than other albinos I’ve seen. I’ve also noticed this yellow tinge in pics of some albino lines I’ve seen but wasn’t sure if it was just the image color vs. real life color. Can either you or Alyssa speak to this subject of different albino strains in BN a bit?
Bently! Just cashed in on the PetSmart trick, you the man for sharing that!
Also who can I contact to get some of those blushing tiger endlers?
I don't think Alyssa is shipping. I think she's trying to get the line a little more solid before selling
@@BentleyPascoe I will be first in line and will compensate nicely to get them to Michigan and in a fresh new tank just for them
👍🏻👍🏻
Great fish room ! What size were the tanks ?
Many are 40g breeders. There are a few larger tanks, like the cube.
Nice fishroom! What kind of puffer is Puffy?
Schoutedeni aka congo spotted puffer
Ahhh yes a classic! Love those guys. Thanks Bentley!
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loved the video and being a betta fan I am going to look into those breeds as a possible future fish.
Just picked up some water sprite and crushed coral at sierra fish store from this kind lady🪷🐟🥰. Bentleys very dope video🤙🏽
@eltioguppilin cheque esos guppys porfa yo nunca los había visto de cuales son los de el minuto 31:59
this is so cool! where can i get the vampire shrimp?
I would try some of the online shrimp retailers