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Thanks for saving new hobbyist from the real enemy father fish! You're my inspiration in fish keeping.

@missyflutter5562

17 күн бұрын

This

@vikingdeathstrike

16 күн бұрын

I second this.

@angelikazak1392

16 күн бұрын

Same❤

Me who would never cleaned his room- "I have trained all my life for this!" (never cleans FF tank)

@myriannelejeune8136

12 күн бұрын

😆

@MeanOldLady

12 күн бұрын

Yeah, it's pretty handy for someone who's chronically ill too & can't afford to babysit a tank.

I have tanks for almost 18 years. I recently started to watch Father Fish videos and learn from it more than all those years pur together. I love natural looking tanks. Thanks FF.

I never felt like I want speed up Father Fish videos I find his tone of voice very calming

@FuckinGaming

16 күн бұрын

Yes! Please don't edit and speed up his speech! We are here for the calming, genuine nature of FF.

Your Tanks aren't ugly there just natural how nature intended keep up the good work and spreading the good word on how to keep fish

I stumbled upon your channel about a year ago and realized that everything you say truly does make sense. The more we can make the tanks close to nature the better. The greatest achievement I thought I could get would be to have the fish breed in the tank, which never happened before. Now I have 4 generations Mollys in my tank, even 2 generations of Amano Shrimp in the same tank. And the best part is I don't even have to do anything anymore. No more cleaning, no more feeding, no more water changes, no more worries, no more stress. It all takes care of itself. You truly are the Father of Fish Keeping. Thank you so much for all the help and great advice that you give us.

@Breydwildlife

16 күн бұрын

The anime and fish fan can relate

My parents had a tank in the 70's. Nothing but live plants in it. No filtration systems, chemicals, etc. They had healthy, happy fish for years. I do ugly aquariums as well. I always laugh when visitors tell me my tank needs a good cleaning. But I use those occasions to teach others how fish should be kept.

@Js2014..

16 күн бұрын

Question, did they write a book because we needed this in botany

@vikingdeathstrike

16 күн бұрын

@Js2014.. I'm sorry but I don't quite understand your question. Why would they potentially write a book for botany purposes? Would you mind elaborating, please?

@Js2014..

16 күн бұрын

@@vikingdeathstrike yeah no. Seriously. So I took botany in college I’m in med school and my real passion was marine biology and botany. I took up aquariums while IN undergrad and in botany, we never once talked about hydroponics, hell we didn’t even talk about the function of substrate and why it’s important. However our final was actually for us to build a fully functional terrarium without the basic foundational knowledge. I learned however the genetic makeup of plants, how photosynthesis works on the smallest of small level, all the things I learned in biology k101 and k102 was copied and pasted into our botany course at IU and it burned my ass because I wanted so bad to learn actually more about our biological atmosphere and how everything is related. Graduating top of my class I still to this day cannot tell you a conifer under a slide but somehow can explain the entire photosynthetic cycle. I’m saying the knowledge I have about plants and horticulture is not applicable to the real stuff like aquarium keeping, and things like that.

@vikingdeathstrike

15 күн бұрын

@Js2014.. I am SO sorry!!! Please accept my apology. I'll edit my comment as well. But not before apologizing to you. I really enjoyed reading your comment! I'm a kindred botanist and marine biologist. Somehow, fitting my DVM in as well, although I've long since gone to the "darkside" of a holistic minded approach since retiring. We as humans really do tend to take nature away from nature, as ff said. Be it in the animal world, marine, and most of the sciences. I could quite literally sit over a coffee and chat botany all day with you. So, well met!! Re my parents, it was rather a happy accident. They found some mud and put a ton of live plants into their aquarium. I could never understand as a kid/teen how their fish not only survived but thrived. Especially as I was just starting to become interested in them as well, but every book I'd buy to educate myself taught the fish killer way.. Well, long story short, I ended up with a marine life obsession and botany as well, lol. (And learned the hard way as a teen, of following what the books said as a junior hobbyist. A very happy Monday to you!! Edit And THANK YOU ever so much for your delightful read of a comment!😃 I totally understand where you are coming from. (If my device wasn't acting up on me, I'd share a few stories of when I used to work on seed farms using hydroponics and aquaculture just for fun and to hopefully be a comment you'd enjoy reading. If you ever get the chance or decide med school isn't for you, I can not recommend working in marine biology enough! Especially if whales and the like interest you. I have many amazing stories about working with whales. In the meantime, thank you also for choosing to work in medicine. I'd enjoy listening to more about your experiences in that as well! Feel free to share more if you have time and / or feel like it).

@Js2014..

15 күн бұрын

@@vikingdeathstrike internet trolls truly ruin genuine connection so I understand. But yes. My biology degree was not well rounded, I actually learned more about marine life via chemistry which may make sense but doesn’t really add up to me. It honestly makes sense thinking about all of this and how it compares to medicine. There’s a reason why people get sicker in the hospital right? It’s a sterile environment. So trying to take my small medical knowledge and apply it to this is actually working. Just feeling like I should know more, your parents must have been onto something because it’s so simple but brilliant. The idea behind a sterile environment vs replicating a natural environment and the benefits of containing that natural environment It can be applied to medicine and care so easily so looking at my tanks it makes sense why I feel like I’m always trying to solve a problem. When a patient has been admitted for too long another problem usually arises because the body’s central system is adapting to this environment that doesn’t have that natural environment humans need to thrive. This is directly what we are taught so it’s very neat to see this full circle and I have several alarms in my tank I need to fix at this point

Celebrate nature! Love this ff. I’m so glad to have found your channel a year ago this month. Wish I would’ve known all I’ve learned in that time all those years ago when my love for my aquariums would ebb and flow. Now I have my natural dirted deep substrate lushly planted tanks and my love for keeping aquariums has been rekindled. I have you to thank for that. ☺☮❤🐠🦐🪴

@FatherFish

17 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Did anyone else catch the ad Cory and Aquarium Co Op ran about “What do you do during a power outage?” and it was trying to sell some device that automatically switches a generator on during a power outage? You know what I do to my tanks during a power outage? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. And everyone is fine.

I am celebrating finding you. I was frantically searching for info as someone considering getting started with first fish tank and was overshelmed by everything I heard at pet store. I am so happy to find this. You are what my nature interested kid needed ❤

@jennifermartin506

17 күн бұрын

His system really does work.

FF.... You where preaching again! And I say a biggg Amen!!!!

As a new hobbyist this is the most informative video so far... Thank you father fish❤

Danke für Ihre wertvollen Videos. Ich habe viel gelernt von Ihnen. Dank Ihnen weiss ich jetzt, was ich falsch gemacht hatte. Liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz 😘

I call it biological competition the more diversity in microbiology in the water the better

Preach it Father Fish!

@Breydwildlife

16 күн бұрын

Hey it’s the psycho! Yes you have to preach 😂, also do you have any aquariums? Or do you just like plants 🪴

@PsychoPlantLady

16 күн бұрын

@@Breydwildlife Hi 🙂 I'm into more than plants, I love fish and planted tanks. I have four natural aquariums setup that I post about on KZread and a few more that are in the works. 😁 Currently working on setting up a 75g Father Fish tank.

@Breydwildlife

16 күн бұрын

@@PsychoPlantLady cool I’ll check it out

@PsychoPlantLady

15 күн бұрын

@@Breydwildlife thanks 😊

Great video.....please continue to tell the truth for the hobby. I'm tired of hearing young children say I got fish for my birthday but they all died in a few weeks.

I was new to fish keeping in January this year. I was making the mistakes of cleaning my tank to a point it became obsessive. I was even testing the water parameters three times a day!! I found your channel, and changed my substrate to dirt and sand, bought some plants, and I finally stopped being obsessive with water changes and checking the water. I simply watch their behavior and my plants. It’s only when I started doing this that my fish grew bigger, my plants started to thrive so much that I have to keep trimming them back! I have Java ferns spawning babies so fast when KZreadrs say it takes 6 months. I don’t understand why it takes them 6 months when every week, I see new babies on my Java fern leaves. I stopped using chemicals, and I let my otocinclus take care of algae (he does a good job and I think I’ll give him a raise for his hard work😂)

@hanssim9509

14 күн бұрын

I have a hard time to keep the java fern. Not sure why. May I know your environment (or water) temperature and lightning parameter?

Converting all my tanks ff curbed the frequency of burnout significantly. Thank you.

Thank you father fish ever since I found your channel I don't randomly lose fish anymore following what you do. Use to do 50% weekly water changes for all 16 tanks and I tell you what the time and the money in dying fishes and buying meds was crazy. Thanks 🍻

FF my 75 dirted tank plants are growing beautifully. I’ve already had to trim them back. Im glad I found your channel.

Your experiences and wisdom awakened me up in fishkeeping! Dear FF.❤

I love you thank you Father fish

You have changed the way I keep fish and since then I’ve rarely lost any,thank you Father Fish. ⭐️

Another great and inspiring video FF! I’m sooo happy I found you a couple years ago on here it truly has changed the way I look at and obviously maintain my aquariums. 😁👍

Insightful indeed. Well explained, shout out to Father Fish!! I've incorporated your recipe for a stable and thriving aquarium, much respect!

Wishing you a Happy Healthy and Blessed weekend Father Fish 👍

Thank you for sharing your scientific speciality with such passion and clarity.

The messy tanks are the most beautiful tanks. Nature doesnt place plants in rows or trim dead leaves, natural tanks look chaotic rather than ordered. They're beautiful because they have decay as well as new growth. They're natural.

This is so true...the moment I made my tank into a natural tank, every fish disease seem to have vanished. Ammonia and Nitrates is no longer a concern. So many still don't believe in this practice but, YOU'VE GOT TO TRY IT to make yourselves believe it.

Hi father fish absolutely love the videos im so glad to see someone making videos on natural tanks

I just love you father fish❤thank you for inspiring to create several natural fish tanks that are thriving just like you said they would..I truly appreciate all your wisdom

Thank you so much for sharing all this knowledge 🙏

Love to see the notifications from a new father fish video

Wonderfull father Fish ❤❤❤thank you. ❤😊

Excellent !. I do not and can not understand why the sterile tank promoters can not grasp this method. I was once in the sterile tank brigade, always had sick fish and dying plants. 12 months back I stopped the water changing, the substrate cleaning, and all the other that went along with it. I have now got a tank which cleans its self , no more sick fish and the tank don't smell when you lift the lid. I just let nature run my tank now and go along with what it wants to do, I found out this from your video's FF. I Thank You so much

Hey father fish hope u good. I just wanted to say I think your tanks are so beautiful, and u such a awesome man. Thanks for all your wisdom in teaching us the right way. Have a great day father fish ❤

I am so Greatful and proud my self as you are my main mentor of my aqua life as a teacher, i accept your advice and it happen to me a sucessfully keeping my all fish in my tank with great natural and make me more easy and easy to keep fish tank more natural like your ,love you my mentor such an Honer to you long live ( FF)

great video FF! Awesome points! 👍

I've learned everything on this channel. My aquarium is thriving!!

Amen Father Fish, trust your natural system 😊!

Beauty of nature.❤🙏

Baba balık sizin verdiğiniz bilgileri 60 yıllık akvaryum tecrübesi ola biri olarak taktir ediyor ve bu hobiyi geçici bir heves olmaması için yeni başlayanlara kalıcı tamamen doğru bilgilerle bu hobiyi sevmelerini sağlıyorsunuz size sonsuz teşekkürler .Her hobiciye sizin kanalınıza abone olup takip etmelerini önemle tavsiye ediyorum.

@FatherFish

5 күн бұрын

Nezaketiniz için sizden daha fazlaw. Hobimi dünya çapında paylaşmak bir zevk.

Sir, really u r an excellent senior fish keeper

Whatever you said is absolutely true....you inspired me in all of my tank setup...it looks dirty but all fishes are healthy......

You tell em Father Fish!!!

Great video FF.

Fishkeeping has taught me so much about life and living thanks father fish 😊

@nsane992002

17 күн бұрын

Now THAT is what it’s all about 🙏

Your plant deal just arrived & everything looks great! Can't wait to get this new tank planted & cycled! (I wanted a natural system for my bettas, so I got a couple of long tanks to mimic the muddy streams that they love so much.)

@FatherFish

11 күн бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Makes absolute sense, i used to clean my tank once every month and a half, with about a 40% water change, abd without fail id loose some or theyd be stressed as hell, especially my oldest survivors, if i do water changes now, its no more than ten percent and MINIMAL cleaning of the gravel and next to no cleaning of the filter, and they are absolutely thriving.

I found this sewage water canal and wow that mud had a ton of diversity, flatworms, daphnia, scuds, snails, worms, perfect for my 4 spined sickle back, I always get leaves and stuff to put in my aquarium from creeks.

Thank you 🙏 I was planning on getting a fish tank soon your videos help me understand

Thank you father fish

Well said

More people in this hobby need to know that what you need to successfully keep fish and keep fish HAPPY where they flourish has already been given to you by nature/God. And you’re correct about putting everything into the tank from nature because also it STRENGTHENS their immune systems. It’s the same with us and every living being 🙏

the best knowledge in fish keeping.. I'm on 30tanks now.. proud and happy.. it is so easy.. tq pops.

Amazing 👏👏👏

Happy Friday Father Fish! 🐡🐠🐟🌾🌱🍄‍🟫

I love how you read and heart out comments

Lately I haven't had time for my aquariums believe it or not they are doing better now that I only check up on them evey 3 days. The water becomes healthier

Another beautiful video I absolutely can't wait fir your live stream with Tony Phillips 2day father fish

Hello Father Fish, I do have to admit that when I had my what I call my Father Fish style tank, that my plants grew nice and lush. No fertilizer necessary. Just good old natural organic dirt with a sand cap on top. It’s nice to see you still inspiring others in the hobby. God Bless and take care.

I’ve been keeping a little 10 gallon tank for several years but this week I pulled out the plastic ornaments, put clean sand over my gravel and added plants. Also added some wood from my yard (had to tie down with a rock so it wouldn’t float) and although my plants seem a bit overwhelming I like it. Fish seem very happy. Now to start a resurrection jar and figure how to slowly add this to my aquarium.

@hanssim9509

14 күн бұрын

You can try boil the wood. Wood naturally traps air pockets inside, which make it buoyant. Boiling helps drive out these air bubbles, allowing the wood to become denser and sink more easily.

You are a patient teacher aren’t you. You are repetitive which my ADD brain needs 😉. And, YOU ARE SO DEEPLY INSPIRING!! I’m learning. I’ve been one of the scared ones, but I keep coming back for more, and know I’m going to get there!

Very well said !!

Just added some of my Jar to 3 heavily planted tanks, its full of micro fawna, crud and compost, its wonderful

Thank you SO much for your teachings! I have 8 tropical tanks running. I only have 2 dirt/sand. The others have river pebbles. I haven’t done a water change since mid-February (1.5 months). I wanted (still want) to convert my pebbled tanks to dirt/soil but I have SO much life in the tanks, I think it’s impossible now. I added a ton of plants, thanks to you, and my water is clear and the creatures/plants are thriving 🤷🏼‍♀️

@FatherFish

15 күн бұрын

That is awesome!

Fantastic video and what a great speaker! Love your passion ! I would love to come up this Wednesday and share my two dirted tanks with you!

@FatherFish

16 күн бұрын

Please do. Watched and subbed this morning. Sorry I did not catch up with you earlier. Excellent channel.

@TheSalient1

16 күн бұрын

​@FatherFish thank you I appreciate you

Fish Father for President 2024!

My tanks have always neem a little funky.. So many of my buddies poke fun at them but I've had the same fish for years and years. There's no plastic plants, fake gravel and I only have a bio-wheel and powerhead to move water in each one. I always thought it was odd to bring nature into the house, in the form of an aquarium, and then proceed to keep it as sterile as possible. Love your channel and your set ups.

My tank is doing great! All I do is feed the fish and change filter elements. The rest takes care of itself! Thanks Father Fish 👍🏼

Awesome video ff✌👍

Very true, I have been telling this for a long time , Some aquarium filters clean the water almost upto drinkable condition 😂, It’s all become a business, For example in AROWANA farms, they breed them in muddy ponds & say Arowanas should be kept in crystal clear water, 😂

Hello my friend ❤ good morning to you. Thanks for the advice ☺️

@FatherFish

17 күн бұрын

You are so welcome

@FamilyMan1

17 күн бұрын

@@FatherFish and you are very appreciated sir..your feelings for keeping things as natural as possible are a reflection of my desires for doing things in my aquariums.

I got a clean aquarium and it thrive. On my big aquarium I have a refigium I don't clean, and on my nano tank i have my filter that I never clean

Nature isnt ugly, its nature, the beauty is in the nature itself, its free and wild, raw beauty My tank is yellowish, no filter besides the plants filtering it, i try to replicate natural environments from where these fish came from, sadly some fishes aren’t used to natural environments nowadays

Love your videos 😊

@FatherFish

17 күн бұрын

Thank you!!

I like you Father Fish, you're alright. What you speak of applies to a lot of systems where growing is important. Unfortunately, people like to have a blank slate or perfectly blank canvas to work their art, like a Petrie dish. There is an old saying; Nature abhors a vacuum. A perfectly blank canvass is the vacuum that attracts whatever comes along, good or bad.

@brewswillas6635

17 күн бұрын

If you've ever lived in an urban area where graffiti is a problem, you notice that walls painted white to cover graffiti rapidly get tagged again, yet, when the community comes together to paint some murals, they are more often than not, left alone by the vandals.

I truly love watching your videos...my tank is heavily planted w 3-4in deep sand it's a jungle n took over a year to grow in...I live in the northwest n am afraid to put matter from outside in my tank...should I use matter from the north west in a south American warm tank?...all our ponds n waters are cold n not the same eco system

The people that complain about the FF method have killed more fish in the past month than FF has killed in his entire career.

Thank you Holy Father and keep doing what you`re doing .😍

Father fish I bought a 20 gallon long tank

Everyday? You have an interaction every single day where someone cries out "aren't you afraid of germs!?;? Aren't you afraid of parasites?!?!"

@FatherFish

11 күн бұрын

Yes, I do. Every day. YOU are today!

Watching this video made me think of the movie BUBBLE BOY .. I still like the set it an forget it method

my enemy of fish tank keeping is my back pain tho

While I dont have big fish tank, just a small 5 gallon with a betta and a nerite snail, your videos made me feel alot better about it. There is so much information out there, alot of it very conflicting advice. As a new fish mom, are there good resources out there for betta keeping?

@kenrooke9047

17 күн бұрын

I am no expert on keeping Bettas. I went by what father fish recommended. I picked up a betta mid December 2023. I put it in a 5 gallon tank with a half inch of soil and one and a half inches of sand. Next I added lots of plants. Finally a heater set at 80 Fahrenheit. I feed Northfins Betta food,Fluval Betta pellets and finally small pieces of Australian Black Worms. I only top up the water,never do I perform a full water exchange. My fish is in excellent condition. Constantly building his bubble nest and touring his little kingdom.

Hi father Fish, I adopted your way of setting up my fish tank, and I've had it about 3 months maybe 4. Its going great, fish explore the environment, they hide, they feed from the leaves and roots. I love it. I only lost one fish , I had it probably 6 months from a previous tank with all the fake accessories. Maybe I overfed, but all the rest are alive and well. I have not ever tested the water, Its a smaller tank, so I usually change 20-50% of the water weekly. Depends on how dirty. I have a sponge filter which I have used them before I prefer them. Its raining today, hoping to collect some outside predator's to add to the tank, a Resurrections jar. I have all Neon types except 1 female Koi Betta, I would like to get a Alien female Betta, but so far have only seen males. I have 1 ground feeder , I don't remember what he is called, but he will stay on the 1 inch size. He's doing a good job. I was able to get a drift wood at PetSmart with a plant tied on it for 7.00 and already in fish water. Perfect, I love it. So thank you, Ill keep watching your channel. God Bless, bye for now , Barb

@FatherFish

8 күн бұрын

You are doing great Barb, probably do not need to change the water so much, watch your fish and they will tell you when you should change the water.

Like everyone else, I battled algae, green water, fish diseases, cyano. 25 years into the hobby you name it, I would have seen it all almost. Lost countless fish and also fought to keep fish alive. Until one day, I decided to let it be and not fight back. What the industry calls ugly is simply nature's work of putting things back into balance and without death there would be no life. I ran a tank for a year without water change, plants thrived and fishes were breeding. The best thing to do sometimes is to be patient and let the tank do its thing. Of course provided you give the tank the necessary input or you'll be stuck with an unsolved equation in the grand scheme of balance

Well, who knew. My mucky outdoor tub is just fine. I clean it maybe 3 times a year. People say I'm lazy but it never needs cleaning. The pet shop is always happy to buy my fish because they are disease-free.

@Desmond000007

3 күн бұрын

I mean who wants to be lazy, right? Glad you didnt listen to them. Let them be stressed out 😅

As per usual, Excellent video @FatherFish❤❤ We miss you and Dina, we've been busy with Guppy Fry lol. Quick question... We have a 3month ol Fry Female who got a dark spot on her side(I thought it was her color coming in😢) well last night she started having her bowl movements through it🥺 Any ideas or solutions? Thank You for your time and wisdom!!We love ya FF🥰🙏💯

@FatherFish

17 күн бұрын

Sounds dreadful. Either a malformation or an infection. Never saw this. Please document.

@GuppyLove420

17 күн бұрын

@@FatherFish i will try I have a horrible camera, she's acting completely normal otherwise ⁉️ Doesn't appreciate being quarantined though😓 We talked to Sean and he's just as perplexed 😕. Thanks FF❤️🥰

Greetings from Brazil . this man is absolutly right. i leave my tank alone. just add whater when it needs. add plants, dry leafes wood etc and let it go.

@anthonynoneyabusiness420

17 күн бұрын

For a 125g with canisters though?! I gotta change the canisters sometimes the filters get full of poop.. & I only do like 25% water changes not often though

Just for the record I keep having baby rainbows hatch in what I thought was a dirty scud tank. I understand how they survived, but don't really know how many hatch each time.

🤯🤯🔥

This makes me feel so much better about my dying plants.

I have seen so many people who keep doing water changes every week, then complain there fish are dying, I haven't changed my water its been 3 months and fish are thriving im following your advice and its worked,one question i would like to know is how often to clean the filter, mine is still going strong so not done it yet.thank you for your videos I follow them alot.❤

@FatherFish

17 күн бұрын

clean thefilter when it becomes too clogged to work

@Casperbetta1

17 күн бұрын

Thank you its fine at the moment ❤

@hanssim9509

14 күн бұрын

This is exactly what I do... so exhausting and lots of dissapointment... the knowledge of having a planted natural tank is not existed in the aquarium pet store.

In Belgium we now have to ask permission to the municipal office to buy any fish since 2023. If you don't have the paper you can't buy fish. Also it's illegal to take anything in the rivers, even stones or branches in the forest. Gold fish and Guppies are considered as domestical animals, so when you don't treat them correctly it's legaly as bad as bad treatment on a dog or a cat. The only problem is they don't control anything, you just ask the paper and bring it to the store, but at least the city knows you have fish in your home and can get data about the amount of fish fans there. Also it's illegal to put fish as gift at fairs when it was traditional here. We can't have wild animals in circus anymore (since 2014, so no more lion, tiger, elephant, just horses). Also we can't have hedgehogs. They also increased the skills of the stores, now they display the origin of the fish and the temperature of the water, last time I bought a cold water fish and a warm water one and the seller asked me if I knew what I was doing (I have 2 tanks), the main problem is the price, it's super expensive, 2.8€ per Guppy (cheapest fish of the stores), and about 15€ for each tiny plant.

@FatherFish

17 күн бұрын

Tyranny of government controlling access to Nature is demonic. It is in fundamental conflict with God.

@FoXMaSteR001

17 күн бұрын

​@@FatherFish The problem is we are too many in a small territory, without control there will be no more nature, butterflies vanished in the last 10 years here, bees are getting very rare, even snails and slugs are getting rare in gardens, our local fish are strong because we have massive wastewater treatment plants, but there are no more bugs crashing on our cars at night, they are gone, nature can adapt but this is going too fast, I see the collapse, common species are getting extremly rare and young people don't understand what we lost, most people don't even think fish feel pain and most of them even think they aren't meat, they think fish are decoration, that's why they needed this law or people started to think gold fish lived a few weeks... We need a fatherfish here 😟

This was either about fish, or an end of the world prophecy

@FatherFish

3 күн бұрын

😅

OK FF. Let's call it a revampalution then, cause it's something like that, GODBLESS. Cassandra.Glasgow Scotland....x

I really like these videos and I think this man has a wealth of knowledge to share and it’s fantastic, but I have to watch them at 2x speed as he just talks to slow for my ears.

FF was a bit heated in this one. Get some, FF!!