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Hello Irene ! I was wondering if you could make a video on the best way when traveling with or without your bettas. At the moment we don’t really have a fish watcher for my male orange betta, and we will travel sometimes for about 2 days.. He isn’t a big fan of the weekly feeders, although it does give him the nutrients that he needs but he likes the regular feeding and human interaction much more. Every time i leave (Yes, even when my parents are home feeding him for a day while I’m at a friends house etc.) His bubble nest goes away. But when i come back he starts to build it back up again. So overall i was wondering the best ways to keep your betta happy while your gone, or the best way to take your betta with you. Because i know for a fact bettas are very stressed out when you move them around too much. Thanks!
As someone whos obssesed with color and animals I really enjoy this series. Platy, molly and swordtail, yellow laser cory, gold barbs, Phalloceros and Medaka are also common.
My honey gourami is my favorite fish! I have a community tank at school and my kids named him Applesauce. Right now I have him paired with a school of ember tetras, corys, and a couple guppys. They really are a great nano fish to have!
@@sunflowermouse307 Applesauce! That’s an adorable, cheerful name :) I’m in my researching stage, so I’m not even a beginner yet. But I’d like to have a honey gourami as my beginner fish along with some tank mates in a 20 gallon tank. Thank you for sharing the information - the tank mates I was thinking for the honey gourami is similar to Applesauce’s friends, so I’m glad to hear that they get along!
It is such a shame that lemon tetra are so underappreciated in the hobby. I have 13 at the moment, and if I had a larger aquarium, I would just continue to fill it with lemon tetra. They are so fun to watch spar and chase one another. I started off with the "recommended" six and thought, these are fine. It wasn't until I got above 10 that I realized just how much you miss having them in smaller schools. Their behavior completely changes the larger the school. When I saw your list, I thought, another list that's going to leave out my babies, but you didn't! Thank you for spotlighting what is one of my favorite fish in the hobby!
Kinda shocked you didn't mention Golden Wonder Killifish. To me they are the most vibrant yellow/gold of all the ones on this list. With bright green eyes and red stripes on their fins, super peaceful in a community tank, and more hardy than most killifish. Its definitely my favorite yellow community dweller!
I thought WCMM would be boring until I saw them in person, and after that I was hooked! So small and vibrant, and their wiggle dance gets me every time.
@@racquelmoreentinio561 depends on the species of betta. Betta Albimarginata can housed in groups, just make sure to have extra males because the female albimarginata initiates the breeding process, a reverse trio would be the best bet.
Rainbow Dwarf Gourami is shiny blue with red stripes and shines like silver as it turns. Beautiful Display Fish. For your blue 💙 series. Dwarf Honey Gourami is a favorite 💛 Yellow.
I keep golden honey gouramis in a 55 gallon community tank, one day I woke up and noticed a dozen dead fish, noticed my little male had the rest of the fish cornered in one side of the tank. I removed him and threw him in my hospital tank. 2 weeks later I noticed a dozen little yellow fish and realized that the male had been protecting his spawn. I put him back in the tank and I remove and breed him everytime he beards out. Haven't had any aggression from him in since I started doing that.
Oh my goodness I'm with you, nothing better than filling up an aquarium with every color of the rainbow 😍🌈 I have never kept rainbow fish...YET😁 I love this video and I loved what you enjoyed the most about this species you highlighted 👍 Moving and Grooving..... I would really love to keep some of the rainbow fish.. Like you said hopefully the fish keeper will get some spawning and raising some fry since they don't live very long but they are definitely incredible fish that I would love to keep in my near future! Thanks Irene I always love your experience and I hope you and your family have a blessed Easter! 🙏✝️👍🌿🐟🌿
I was never interested in tetras until I saw lemon tetras. They're so pretty! I feel like they'd go great with some dark-colored shrimp and a few snazzy cory cats in a 20 gallon...
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I bought Aquarium Coop's quarantine trio at your recommendation and instruction and using them saved the life of my fish. Thank you for your well-researched and helpful videos.
I wish I could get these in Canada. They were available a long time ago, but the government decided to restrict them because of the pharmaceutical drugs in them. I can't get any of the three. :(
I like the way you have taken on colour as a topic for your nano fish videos! I needed a showpiece fish in my 20 gallon long. I didn't care so much about having a particular colour, but I wanted a pair of honey gourami after watching one of your previous videos. Unfortunately, only one store anywhere near me had them, and the ones they had were a mushy brown, not the gold variety that you have. I passed on the brown honeys and ended up taking a chance on two male dwarf gourami. I say chance because I had them previously and both died within two weeks from dwarf gourami iridovirus. I have one powder blue and the other a blue and red mix. Fortunately, both are doing well so far and I have had them for a month.
Most all Apistogrammas females are yellow and beautifully maked. I also have yellow king kong shrimp which are a bright yellow. They are very hardy and have them in all tanks like the cherries. Just thought I would share those. Liked
Here are some more yellow fish :) -Kuhli Loach -Bumblebee Goby -Pea Puffer (not a super noticeable yellow but the spots are) -(not rly a nano fish) Bumblebee catfish -U can get the tiger guppies (very similar to Endler's) -(also not the most yellow fish but..) Silvertip Tetra
Danio tinwini (gold ring danio) I think they are beautiful but none are sold near me. Probably because my area has liquid rock water and it seems that they like soft water.
Beacon Tetras (AKA Head-and-Tail Light Tetras) are pretty. They didn't do very well for me, but you might have better luck with soft water. Also, Guppies are an obvious option with colors like Yellow and Tequila Sunrise.
I bought some Endlers from petsmart months ago and they had them labeled as "Cobra Endlers Guppies" too. They're just standard Endlers which is what I was looking for. Fortunately they were just $2-3 a pop. The staff didn't know what they were and had to consult their ID binder instead of taking my word for it.
I just got a couple ghost shrimp, an AD Frog, and two male guppys for my 5 gallon nano tank. One of the guppys has a yellow leapord pattern, so I guess that's as close to having a yellow fish as I can get lol. My first fish tank in 10 years so I hope I do things right. Also have a 29 gallon to use but there are so many fish options that I can't choose xD
Like the list as yellow is one of my favorite colors it is night warm and a happy color. But here are a few more to consider yellow bettas, yellow lab cichlids, yellow mollies, yellow platties are a few more yellow fish to look for. However yellow labs are more of a specialty fish and definitely not a nano fish being that African cichlids not a community type fish and need a much larger tank. Even the females are bright yellow like the males. But the others could easily go in a nano tank 20 gallon to ten gallon, betta in a five. Nevertheless yellow on a dark substrate and dark background with green plants stand out as their yellow color pops with vibrancy against those darker colors, which seem to make their yellow color more intense and vibrant.
So I have a 16 litre tank and I only have one beta fish with 2 small apple snails and I’m wondering on how many fish I can actually keep in a 16 litr and what kind of fish plz reply thx
I have 16 honey gouramis (gold and sunset) and 1 kissing gourami in my main tank and I love them all especially when they were juveniles with their super cute bunny kisses and huge eyes while following me the owner😁
I wanted some honey gouramis, but because the first store I went to did not have them, I got 4 female bettas. And now I look the entire day at my plants and wonder why I cannot see them grow. Can't I buy time in cigar form and put it into my tank?
Hi! I have recently gotten into nano aquascaping, and I recently got a 10 gallon that is currently being set up. I haven’t decided on a centerpiece fish yet, and I was wondering what you’d recommend. The fish I’m planning on having with the centerpiece fish is just a school of 6-8 ember tetras. It’s going to have driftwood and lots of live plants, what centerpiece fish would you recommend that could go with that combination and look nice in a 10 gallon?
You could do a honey gourami or maybe 1-2 male guppies or Platys so the colors can contrast with your ember tetras. 1 male apistogramma would work, too.
The red wag platy is a good choice. Nice looking, peaceful and not shy. You can get one or get more. I have 4 males; I didn't want babies. They are lots of fun; they play with each other all the time.
Apple snails( WHEN THEY R SMALL) Debris,left over fish food n Algae is my food... Apple snails(WHEN THEY GROW UP) Let us eat all new growth of plants... Apple snails(Adult snails) will eat all the new growth in plants and also soft plants.... I have experienced they ate my saggitteria, and new growth in vallisneria and lot of other soft plants....
Most of them are not situable for nano, they too big or can suffer in small schools (yes, it's really bad have big school in nano). And what about kubotai rasbora or any wild lifebreeder? :-)
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I would add yellow neocaridina shrimp to the list. I've never kept them, but they can be very, very yellow.
Honey goiramis for sure or some shrimp
Hello Irene ! I was wondering if you could make a video on the best way when traveling with or without your bettas. At the moment we don’t really have a fish watcher for my male orange betta, and we will travel sometimes for about 2 days.. He isn’t a big fan of the weekly feeders, although it does give him the nutrients that he needs but he likes the regular feeding and human interaction much more. Every time i leave (Yes, even when my parents are home feeding him for a day while I’m at a friends house etc.) His bubble nest goes away. But when i come back he starts to build it back up again. So overall i was wondering the best ways to keep your betta happy while your gone, or the best way to take your betta with you. Because i know for a fact bettas are very stressed out when you move them around too much. Thanks!
Bristlenose plecos and pristella tetra with yellow fin tips. @girl talks fish
As someone whos obssesed with color and animals I really enjoy this series.
Platy, molly and swordtail, yellow laser cory, gold barbs, Phalloceros and Medaka are also common.
Golden wonder killifish looks like a mini arowana!
The more I research honey gouramis, the more I fall in love with them!
Great video as always. I love this series!
My honey gourami is my favorite fish! I have a community tank at school and my kids named him Applesauce. Right now I have him paired with a school of ember tetras, corys, and a couple guppys. They really are a great nano fish to have!
@@sunflowermouse307 Applesauce! That’s an adorable, cheerful name :)
I’m in my researching stage, so I’m not even a beginner yet. But I’d like to have a honey gourami as my beginner fish along with some tank mates in a 20 gallon tank. Thank you for sharing the information - the tank mates I was thinking for the honey gourami is similar to Applesauce’s friends, so I’m glad to hear that they get along!
IRENE! I have six Honey Gouramis, five female, one happy male! and they are so cool!
Cool I have one rescue female living in my 20 gal
I love this new colour series, but I would love to see a series on setting up a planted nano bumblebee goby tank. No fishtuber has covered that yet.
It is such a shame that lemon tetra are so underappreciated in the hobby. I have 13 at the moment, and if I had a larger aquarium, I would just continue to fill it with lemon tetra. They are so fun to watch spar and chase one another. I started off with the "recommended" six and thought, these are fine. It wasn't until I got above 10 that I realized just how much you miss having them in smaller schools. Their behavior completely changes the larger the school. When I saw your list, I thought, another list that's going to leave out my babies, but you didn't! Thank you for spotlighting what is one of my favorite fish in the hobby!
Lemon tetras are definitely on my "want" list!
Bumblebee platies are great-looking black and yellow fish that are super easy to keep and breed!
Kinda shocked you didn't mention Golden Wonder Killifish. To me they are the most vibrant yellow/gold of all the ones on this list. With bright green eyes and red stripes on their fins, super peaceful in a community tank, and more hardy than most killifish. Its definitely my favorite yellow community dweller!
Your tanks are always so nice looking Irene
Great video Irene. I have 12 gold White Cloud Mountain Minnows in my nano tank. They are always active and look great.
I thought WCMM would be boring until I saw them in person, and after that I was hooked! So small and vibrant, and their wiggle dance gets me every time.
For all of these colors you can just put a betta fish for each lol
It's not a community fish if together
@@racquelmoreentinio561 they do make a good centerpiece fish, though
Very yes
@@racquelmoreentinio561 depends on the species of betta. Betta Albimarginata can housed in groups, just make sure to have extra males because the female albimarginata initiates the breeding process, a reverse trio would be the best bet.
Love me some...LEMON TETRAS 🌱🌿🍃
Have you seen my lemons?
No! Can I see?
Nice compilation. Gold barbs are a nice choice, too,
Great series. I wish you had a white and a black segment. Thanks Irene.
The Honey Gourami is GORGEOUS. Maybe you can do blue next?
Bumblebee platy
Rainbow Dwarf Gourami is shiny blue with red stripes and shines like silver as it turns. Beautiful Display Fish. For your blue 💙 series. Dwarf Honey Gourami is a favorite 💛 Yellow.
I keep golden honey gouramis in a 55 gallon community tank, one day I woke up and noticed a dozen dead fish, noticed my little male had the rest of the fish cornered in one side of the tank. I removed him and threw him in my hospital tank. 2 weeks later I noticed a dozen little yellow fish and realized that the male had been protecting his spawn. I put him back in the tank and I remove and breed him everytime he beards out. Haven't had any aggression from him in since I started doing that.
Oh my goodness I'm with you, nothing better than filling up an aquarium with every color of the rainbow 😍🌈
I have never kept rainbow fish...YET😁
I love this video and I loved what you enjoyed the most about this species you highlighted 👍 Moving and Grooving..... I would really love to keep some of the rainbow fish.. Like you said hopefully the fish keeper will get some spawning and raising some fry since they don't live very long but they are definitely incredible fish that I would love to keep in my near future! Thanks Irene I always love your experience and I hope you and your family have a blessed Easter! 🙏✝️👍🌿🐟🌿
PS beautiful camera work my friend 👍🙏😍🐌🐟💚🌿
Thank you so much, and hope you and your loved ones had a wonderful Easter too! ✝🙌
I was never interested in tetras until I saw lemon tetras. They're so pretty! I feel like they'd go great with some dark-colored shrimp and a few snazzy cory cats in a 20 gallon...
Sunrise Platys are amazing.
Green next! Green next! Microdevario kubotai, Aphyocharax rathbuni, Iriatherina werneri, Poropanchax luxopthalmus "Ibafo," Poecilia wingei, Sundadanio margarition, Paracheirodon simulans. I hope there are more I haven't found yet!
I have microdevario kubotai and I absolutely love them. So tiny, and so active!
I like the yellow fish you featured 💛.
I bought Aquarium Coop's quarantine trio at your recommendation and instruction and using them saved the life of my fish. Thank you for your well-researched and helpful videos.
I wish I could get these in Canada. They were available a long time ago, but the government decided to restrict them because of the pharmaceutical drugs in them. I can't get any of the three. :(
@@michaelfox6820 that sucks at least theres salt
I like the way you have taken on colour as a topic for your nano fish videos! I needed a showpiece fish in my 20 gallon long. I didn't care so much about having a particular colour, but I wanted a pair of honey gourami after watching one of your previous videos. Unfortunately, only one store anywhere near me had them, and the ones they had were a mushy brown, not the gold variety that you have. I passed on the brown honeys and ended up taking a chance on two male dwarf gourami. I say chance because I had them previously and both died within two weeks from dwarf gourami iridovirus. I have one powder blue and the other a blue and red mix. Fortunately, both are doing well so far and I have had them for a month.
Something special about yellow against green plants! 💛💚💛💚
Happy Good Friday and Easter Irene!
Also I keep getting distracted by your beautiful aquarium in the background it looks so nice and peaceful.❤️
I love yellow dwarf gourami
I love rainbowfish! I have furcata and thredfins in my tank and they add so much color and personality
Most all Apistogrammas females are yellow and beautifully maked. I also have yellow king kong shrimp which are a bright yellow. They are very hardy and have them in all tanks like the cherries. Just thought I would share those. Liked
Here are some more yellow fish :)
-Kuhli Loach
-Bumblebee Goby
-Pea Puffer (not a super noticeable yellow but the spots are)
-(not rly a nano fish) Bumblebee catfish
-U can get the tiger guppies (very similar to Endler's)
-(also not the most yellow fish but..) Silvertip Tetra
i am loving this rainbow series! (: thank you for your awesome videos!
I'm really enjoying the color series. Please do blue next.
Gold (white) Cloud Mountain Minnows
Danio tinwini (gold ring danio)
I think they are beautiful but none are sold near me. Probably because my area has liquid rock water and it seems that they like soft water.
I'm putting 20 ember Tetras and 1 honey gourami in my 20 gallon long . Keeping it very simple with fish .
Beacon Tetras (AKA Head-and-Tail Light Tetras) are pretty. They didn't do very well for me, but you might have better luck with soft water. Also, Guppies are an obvious option with colors like Yellow and Tequila Sunrise.
Puntius semifasciolatus, they're amazing
I bought some Endlers from petsmart months ago and they had them labeled as "Cobra Endlers Guppies" too. They're just standard Endlers which is what I was looking for. Fortunately they were just $2-3 a pop. The staff didn't know what they were and had to consult their ID binder instead of taking my word for it.
Can’t wait for green!
Honey gourami are my fav. They hard to find but worth it
I just got a couple ghost shrimp, an AD Frog, and two male guppys for my 5 gallon nano tank. One of the guppys has a yellow leapord pattern, so I guess that's as close to having a yellow fish as I can get lol. My first fish tank in 10 years so I hope I do things right. Also have a 29 gallon to use but there are so many fish options that I can't choose xD
i really like cremcicle lyretail mollys
I was litterally listening to this livestream last night
Irene the anti snail girl recommends a snail?
Good on ya.
My honey gourami is brown silver red yellow and green with some blue
Like the list as yellow is one of my favorite colors it is night warm and a happy color. But here are a few more to consider yellow bettas, yellow lab cichlids, yellow mollies, yellow platties are a few more yellow fish to look for. However yellow labs are more of a specialty fish and definitely not a nano fish being that African cichlids not a community type fish and need a much larger tank. Even the females are bright yellow like the males. But the others could easily go in a nano tank 20 gallon to ten gallon, betta in a five.
Nevertheless yellow on a dark substrate and dark background with green plants stand out as their yellow color pops with vibrancy against those darker colors, which seem to make their yellow color more intense and vibrant.
HI! What kind of tetras are in the background with the Honey Gourami? They look like all blue neon tetras? Thanks
What size is the tank for your honey gourami, tetras and corys?
Can you do green next?
I love honey gouramis
Do purple
Been looking forward to this video!!! 😃 Honey Gouramis all the way!!
I really wanted a furcato rainbow fish
They're sooo cool. Next time I definitely want to try breeding them!
Always liked those honey garomi but they eat rcs so can’t have them
its not a fish, but i love the yellow shrimp! so pretty!
So I have a 16 litre tank and I only have one beta fish with 2 small apple snails and I’m wondering on how many fish I can actually keep in a 16 litr and what kind of fish plz reply thx
so i can keep honey gourami with betta ?
What’s the recommended tank size for Honey gourami?
10-20 gallons :)
I have 16 honey gouramis (gold and sunset) and 1 kissing gourami in my main tank and I love them all especially when they were juveniles with their super cute bunny kisses and huge eyes while following me the owner😁
Just curious....do different breeds of tetras school together? Say 3 of one...a few of another...etc. To get that "schooling number" of 6-10?
They will shoal but not school you really need to get the same species of tetra
@@wnemethvargo284 thank you!
@@mackgmoney1515 no problem
I wanted some honey gouramis, but because the first store I went to did not have them, I got 4 female bettas. And now I look the entire day at my plants and wonder why I cannot see them grow. Can't I buy time in cigar form and put it into my tank?
Hi! I have recently gotten into nano aquascaping, and I recently got a 10 gallon that is currently being set up. I haven’t decided on a centerpiece fish yet, and I was wondering what you’d recommend. The fish I’m planning on having with the centerpiece fish is just a school of 6-8 ember tetras. It’s going to have driftwood and lots of live plants, what centerpiece fish would you recommend that could go with that combination and look nice in a 10 gallon?
I think a betta might work, but I'm not completely sure.
You could do a honey gourami or maybe 1-2 male guppies or Platys so the colors can contrast with your ember tetras. 1 male apistogramma would work, too.
Ok, thank you everyone for the suggestions! (:
The red wag platy is a good choice. Nice looking, peaceful and not shy. You can get one or get more. I have 4 males; I didn't want babies. They are lots of fun; they play with each other all the time.
Yellow Shrimp?
Apple snails( WHEN THEY R SMALL) Debris,left over fish food n Algae is my food...
Apple snails(WHEN THEY GROW UP) Let us eat all new growth of plants...
Apple snails(Adult snails) will eat all the new growth in plants and also soft plants....
I have experienced they ate my saggitteria, and new growth in vallisneria and lot of other soft plants....
What's the tiny fish at 5:20 with the snail??
Please, where did you get your green neon tetras ?
Fun fact is that betta is also a type of gourami
Can anyone identify the grey spotted/striped fish in the bottom left 7:42? Looks to me like a platy, but I'm unsure.
This isn't a fish, but there are some yellow neo caridina shrimp out there.
Nice video
Most of them are not situable for nano, they too big or can suffer in small schools (yes, it's really bad have big school in nano). And what about kubotai rasbora or any wild lifebreeder? :-)
You're due next colour!! Every 2 months :P
Haha, alright. The videos aren't very popular, but I definitely want to finish the series.
You colleen patrick stoH again?
1000’th view!
Also 111 likes. Nice!
If you have time some day could you maybe see my first video? Say if you like it or no? Btw love your videos
Can you do green next?