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@masteroctopusesanimations153

2 ай бұрын

Hey bro I have been in the hobby seven months I stared with; a fuval flex with raporssoras and later get some tetras then later for Christmas got a shrimp tank (get over grown a lot but red rot floaters are nice ) I also made a live bear tank with guppies Platies endless and 2 😊 and later got a pea puffer named Gooof ball he eats like a champ. Eats 250 daphnia in a 2 days all my tanks are planted and a love floater plants ( the best ones in my option are Amazon frog it and red root floaters. So I hope I am at a good start I may start salt water and maby will get a mantis shrimp

I remember checking out a very official looking book from the public library on Fish keeping and there was a section on how to and I quote “punish your fish for bad behavior”. It was time outs in the fish net for being aggressive with other fish or eating too much. We didn’t have the internet back then 😭 that’s all we had and the time outs never worked either. The fish never ‘learned’ to not do these things like the book implied. The net only temporarily stopped them from doing it while they were in the net. 😐

@lucifermorningstar8420

9 ай бұрын

Get close to the tank and point at your fish chase it to the corner every time its mean it works

@lucifermorningstar8420

9 ай бұрын

Your fish hates being chase as well it will learn I've use this method before don't use nets and don't touch yourfish just point and chase it to the corner every time its mean

@strombergdt6400

9 ай бұрын

@@jackmoreland3979lol for me its the first time i hear that, i only heard of like separating them but forever…. Ok iam pretty new to the whole hobby just 1 year in to the hobby already having 4 tanks

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

oh goodnessq

@EebyDeeby413

9 ай бұрын

@@lucifermorningstar8420 Did your parents hit you as a child or...

I checked my tank this morning and saw my betta eating the amano shrimp I got last Friday. Then I came here and saw the woman beating her fish. Like, I get it, I'm pissed at my fish too, but there has to be something wrong with your brain to do that. For my part, I gave Peacock a stern look and called him an a-hole. He looked back with a dumb "wut" face, like he didn't do anything. But he knows what did...

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

lmao xD

@trixie1636

26 күн бұрын

I have a guppy who is a couple months old, was in a 5 gallon with his 22 siblings until they got bigger, I just upgraded the males to a 20 gallon and the girls to the outdoor 40 gallon pond. For some reason this a-hole fish will NOT stop harassing other fish, mainly one other fish. So I told him he had to be demoted back to the five gallon.. with 3 others. Then he started harassing a different fish. So I moved that fish back to the 20 and switched it with a fish that looked more like him. He was good for a day or two and is now hassling him. Sometimes I put the pad of my finger on the glass to distract him, not knocking or tapping or anything, but to make him look elsewhere. He won’t STOP! This little shiz is gonna make me end up having to get a whole other tank and setup just for him!!!! I still would not slap him dude. I can’t even believe this woman thinks that’s a thing you can do….::: it honestly ruined my day. 😢 I hope someone did something and that fish is out of her “care”

With kids my personal philosophy is 'if they can understand you why are you hitting them instead of using your words' and 'if they can't understand you why do you think hitting them will make them understand'. This applies triple for an animal with a brain so limited it only understands eating things that taste good and swimming away from things that hurt.

@ManifoldThug

2 ай бұрын

If they don't listen then you whoop them

@trixie1636

26 күн бұрын

Excellent pov

Most of punishments don't work on kids too. They are only getting more scared and less trusting of their parents.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

very true. time outs do work though. Kids get bored so easily and they will start to really hate getting timed out, and maybe it'll help them think a bit more before they get into more trouble next time!

@StupidYTmakingNonSenceUpdates

8 ай бұрын

Owh god no...dumb nonsence, this mentality is what creates the spoiled brat generation we got going now, the "cry everytime something doesnt go my way" generation, the "a customer screamed at me and now im crying in the bathroom" generation. Kids need CONSEQUENCE, some people also obviously go to far. However you are now taking the opposite end of the extreme. Its not about severe physical punishment nor about no punishment at all, its about finding a good balance. But there must be consequences to bad actions otherwise youll be one of those parents apologizing that their 10 year old is still going around touching woman in private places. Or apologizing about your 13 year old throwing a tamper tantrum for not getting macdonalds for the 5th time this week. CONSEQUENCES PEOPLE.

@eshk7281

8 ай бұрын

@@emberframe6994 quadrillion iq move

@moditorplayz

6 ай бұрын

​@emberframe6994 so true

@EnderGamerGirl

6 ай бұрын

Yeah punishments just stress me out too much to move

Sheesh... and i feel bad when i verbally scold my fish....

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

ikr... then there's people like this out there!

That woman who punished the fish shouldn't have fish... Or any other animals for that matter. 😢 Qotw: kuhli loaches! Even though they like to hide a lot, I love when I get to see them and I love watching them when they come out.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

kuhli loaches are becoming my fav bottom dweller for sure

@myplecosatemyphone

9 ай бұрын

I definitely forgot khulis when I answered qotw, they are, in my opinion, the cutest fish.

@Firestar-TV

9 ай бұрын

She belongs in Jail because that's definitely a Psychopath. What can a Fish even do to "deserve" being tortured like that? Just disgusting 🤢

@Firestar-TV

9 ай бұрын

Even Cockatiels don't understand Punishment and they are relatively smart, so why should a Fish understand it? It will just hate her and be absolutely afraid. Will probably someday (if not already) suffer from a ruptured Swim Bladder or other Organ Damage😔

@Firestar-TV

9 ай бұрын

🤢 and then the Fact that those People film and upload it because they think they are right

thank you chris, a few month ago my mom got a betta in a bowl and I really liked him and started reaserching about betta fish care and found your betta fish tank guide and now my mothers betta is in a heavily planted 15g tank with 9 dwarf rasboras

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

that's the stuff i wanna hear about!!

@sammygirl6910

9 ай бұрын

​@@FishForThoughtChirs out here saving lives and entertaining the masses!

Honestly there's fish abuse and then there's *that*... That poor gourami :( edit: I actually saw that iridescent shark video and commented on it For the record, they grow *several feet* in length and need to be kept in groups

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

ya fr, several feet and need groups, that needs a whole 5000 gallon or bigger pond haha

I saw a bala shark, on this "shark girl" room tour on TikTok. She said she got it because it had the name Shark and fit her shark theme room (and she said she loved marine bio). That Bala shark was in a 2.5-gallon tank. She got several people in the comments saying they wanted a fish to match there room like hers did.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

2.5 gal omg that's crazy

@sammygirl6910

9 ай бұрын

🤦‍♀️

@SkibiditoiletfanumtaxrizzOhio

7 ай бұрын

Give it 10000000000000 gallon tank

Love how animal abuse is rewarded with views on social media and theres nothing anyone can do about it.

@mclovin2408

6 ай бұрын

Well platforms could remove these videos if it’s reported but I don’t use TikTok so idk how the hell their system works, I do know however either way they’ll still make a bit of money so there should be a permanent monetary block on anyone ever found to be abusing animals I don’t see how this could not work.

The local pet shop that I go to has a big tank in the middle of the shop and it has the fully grown fish in there to show you how big they can get.

@grutarg2938

2 ай бұрын

That is so smart.

There’s a dedicated fish store near the place I work at and yet they keep giving bad information. I often have customers come into our pet store and say something like “oh but these guys said it was ok to have three goldfish in 20 litres” and I have to tell them that’s why the fish died. How does a store that only deals with fish and turtles give worse fish advice than the general chain pet store?

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

man that is indeed crazy I don't know how it got to that point

@johnwilkerson9804

9 ай бұрын

It does happen. Odds are the customer implied an upgrade in the future or had a bad attitude or maybe the store employee was new or having a bad day. My local guy has 30+ years experience and accidentally gave me bad information on knife fish. He didn't know that the black ghost knife fish is basically blind and uses electric signals to see. His people told him a gallon per fish recommendation and didn't tell him adults don't typically do well living together. The electric signals cross each other and they fight. I now only have one and never even found the body of the other. It's not that he was super hard up for 18$ so he wanted to sell me more fish, it was that wasn't his niche and he just didn't know. But ask that man about a cichlid or a pleco question (things he breeds) and you'll be there for three hours getting info you never thought to ask. I don't blame the stores as much as I blame the customers. Just as a hobbiest talking with people in pet stores I've learned that for most people that keep aquariums, they have a space for the tank and whatever space that is is all they're doing and if it's not enough for the fish they already have "oh well it's in there now" is the overwhelming response I get. All we can do is help where we can.

Yeah fish punishment isn't really a thing... at most I've had to get an in-tank breeder box to separate the aggressor from the others. Generally that's been in very specific situations like breeding behavior for my sparkling gourami. The big female was being overly aggressive so she got some cooldown time in a breeder box. But qotw, pygmy corydoras! And kuhli loaches.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

fr fr.

@mvzan672

9 ай бұрын

same happened with one of my mollies…. but that lady’s video made me sick. Some people are demented

fish abuse on a whole other level

11:53 OH MY GOD I WAS FEATURED ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ that’s a rlly old pic of the 55 gallon but the electric blue acara has since grown like 2 inches. He’s still doing okay in the tank and doesn’t pick on my smaller fish at all. I’ve since trimmed down the ludwigia lol.

What the heck! The woman was so crazy about whooping her fish, what the heck!

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

fr fr

14:47 the most important Thing for this Turtle (if they decided to keep it) is a Land Area which is big enough for the Turtle to get completely out of the Water or else it can develop Shell Rot. Also needs a Basking Light I think

@TheRandomThings146

2 ай бұрын

Yes, turtles need basking light/ UV light

4:56 that seems to be a trapdoor snail, not a pond snail. They're a little more rare in the hobby, but I ordered 30 of them for $5 one time and most had this same algae coating. I think it's actually symbiotic

@trippyhippy2110

9 ай бұрын

11:11 Had to say it, that is a crawfish not a lobster lololol

Man i look back at my three gallon, the progression i went through, fake plants and decor to live plants mixed in, to all like plants to a ten gallon with wood and rock scaping and all live plants.

That lady went all 50 shades of fish on that thing😂

That's a "Mud Bug" so technically correct question. :)

You know, more people are considering floating plants a food resource these days and cooked salvinia looks like spinach! And that stuff is growing so hard in my tanks too!

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

true!

12:24 I'm planning of putting my 2 goldfishs in a vase... I'm making a pond inside a huge garden pot (200L) with water lillies and I'm going to build a waterfall. It's going to be a big project but I can't wait for it!

@kwarra-an

3 ай бұрын

I'm still not sure 200l is enough for two goldfish. My 160l tank is really not that big if I imagine a fully-grown common goldfish in it. However the overall idea does sound very cool, just maybe don't keep the two goldfish in the 200l container Edit: according to a goldfish expert, the minimum tank size dimensions for common goldfish are 200cm x 60cm x 60cm, which is 720l!!

I love bristlenose pleco's, but a less common bottom feeder i would like to keep would be whiptail catfish, i just really like how they look.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

ooo yeah been wanting to keep one for a while now

That low boy design might be a future tank idea genius

The second school ends on Monday I’m frantically checking KZread for the newest FTR!

I saw the origin post of this lady "whooping" her fish. Nearly everyone in the comments thought it was just so funny. One person asked. (I still have the screenshot. Lol). "Why are you whooping the fish? 😂😂😂" She responded, "cause he bad. He too big to be picking on my little fish pick on somebody your own size like me."

😄 Gibby, my cockatiel, got all excited and started chirping when Millie chirped. I looked over at him and it was like he was looking for her. 😆 He stopped playing with his toys just to try and chat her up. 😄 The only bottom dweller for me is a cory cat. I currently have 2 in my guppy tank, and I love trying to see where they're hiding. 😆I usually find them in the back corner under the anubius. Although, sometimes my albino one will just hide his head under it. 😆

@kwarra-an

3 ай бұрын

You should get more if you can! They love shoaling and it's so sweet to see them racing around together in a group ❤ they get way braver too

@kirabowie

3 ай бұрын

@@kwarra-an Sadly, I don't have room in my tank for more. Out of the 2 I have, my albino is the brave one, who doesn't hide so much. Which I find funny as he's the smaller of the 2. 😂

That coffee table, such a beautiful and fascinating concept...then they ruin it with goldfish TwT (Then you have that beautiful and properly stocked setup...and people would probably be like "Where's the goldfish?! This thing sucks!") "There is a filtering system at the bottom of the table that allows for safe fish farming" Yes, because *that's* how it works and all you need.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

hahaha

@peggedyourdad9560

9 ай бұрын

I honestly think it would work if stocked with cloud minnows or some other fish that naturally live in shallow streams.

@garg4531

9 ай бұрын

@@peggedyourdad9560 Agreed As Chris said there's plenty of volume and swimming area, and species like guppies naturally live in shallow streams, so this sort of setup would be a great environment for them

Happy FTR day everyone!! Wishing all a radically positive week. Go forth FTR crew and get your hands wet, dirty and heck, hug a tree if you feel like it! 🙏💙✌️

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

radically positive is the goal!!

When it rains or is just the wet season around here you will see wild crayfish traveling across land. Sometimes when it's getting dry and their water source is drying up they will look for a new source too.

I remember when i used to carry scorpion on my chest pocket. We start by daring ourselves to show who is man enough and who sucks. I was glad i made it. As i grow up, i realize that our minds can really do wonders.

Fave bottom dweller: ezily corydoras Interesting bottom dweller that I've been obsessed with but dont own: central stone roller minnow (native to the US!) Interesting bottom dweller that i do own: marmorkrebs crayfish

Clipping causes a huge range of severe issues for birds like parrots so please consider leaving your bird fully flighted next molt.. ParrotVolancy has good info on clipping.

@catpoke9557

7 ай бұрын

What does the clipping do to them? (Other than preventing flight)

@hasratkaur939

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@catpoke9557 people tend to forget that parrots are wild animals they are NOT domesticated and taking away the one thing they live for gives them a bunch of mental health issues like depression anxiety, stress learned helplessness etc not to mention all the physical issues like muscle atrophy, scoliosis high chance of injury high chance of crashing etc for a KZreadr who advocates for animal welfare its extremely hypocritical of him to do this to a highly intelligent being

@catpoke9557

7 ай бұрын

@@hasratkaur939 Clipping leads to atrophy and scoliosis? The atrophy makes sense but I didn't expect the scoliosis. Do you know why it causes this?

@kwarra-an

3 ай бұрын

I had a cockatiel as a child, and she was handreared and clipped when she came to us. We never clipped her wings, but she never did manage to get a hang of the flying thing. Would that have led to the same health issues as a clipped bird?

The kissing gourami is literally just confused

I think “found in garage” is a crayfish although hard to say for sure without context for scale

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

could be a crayfish yes

QOTW: geophagus are awesome and often overlooked bottom dwellers. Kribs are super cool, too!!

That was a crayfish that was found in the garage. Lobsters don't usually walk around your neighborhood

For QOTW, my favorite bottom dwellers are Khuli Loaches. But if I ever became rich I'd love to own some horseshoe crabs or freshwater stingrays!

My mom “gifted” me a ram that was just naughty that “bad fish” luckily ended up in his own tank with fish he couldn’t bully and the other fish he was picking on got upgraded to a bigger tank😅

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

that's how to do it properly!

@AaronHendu

9 ай бұрын

Those little rams are beauties! One of my fav freshwater fish to keep.

Bro is dissing this guy for thinking it’s a bug but he’s calling it a lobster.😂 ITS A CRAYFISH! 11:29

I want more corydoras, no fish tank right now but you're giving me the itch to start of new one .❤🐟🌱

@k-poppy8482

Ай бұрын

The Cories are one of my favorites to watch!! They are so silly and cute❤

Your videos got me to get a 10g tank with live plants and fish for my first ever tank 😂Thank you for somehow ending up on my FYP.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

ayyy!!! ty for watching, love your pfp!

That floating plant was just sold to me as Asian water moss! It’s gorgeous but I’m still figuring out what it likes.

I thought that "whoops" was a placeholder for "killed". This story is way more wild than I thought

My favorite bottom dweller fish is a coolie loach. I grew up with them in every fish tank we had except the saltwater tanks of course.

I was having a bad Monday and you made it better by popping up in my feed!

That snail has better hair than I do!

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

same

qotw--I keep loaches and corys and both are so so so much fun to watch. I like to pretend my loaches are in a gang called the *ahem* Loach Boys, and the only way to be able to pass by in peace is if I yell or chant "loach boooooooooys"

12:39 not Red root floater you're close with Sylvania it's called salvinia cucullata now I'm craving a coolatta from Dunkin' Donuts😂

Finilly milli isin the house lol keep it up

Kuhlis are my favorite when they decide to stick around to be seen.

Kuhli Loaches; not banded, but the black ones. They're less skiddish than banded kuhlis, more hardy, larger, and have more success with breeding. Not to mention they're half the price.

I recently went in to my lfs looking for khuli loaches but they were out. I ended up going with their suggestion of panda garras and I love them so far. Really good addition to my tank.

14:15 Dude, in that "help we were left a fish tank"... is that a GROWN ghost knife fish? On the right, behind the shrubbery, you can see a big black face peeking out.

Chris is really out here doing the Lord's work. Don't do violence, folks. 😢

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

hahaha true xD violence bad

@labachaterairlandesa

9 ай бұрын

Don’t abuse your animals, even if they’re “just fish.”

Happy FFTday!! "Whooping" a fish? 🤔 Seems logical.... I love me some corydoras. All of them. I think I would like a tank full of some sort of Gobies. They are so derpy and cute!

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

gobies are indeed underutilized in this hobby! if they become more accessible and less expensive people might start including them in their stocking more :) that's a win!

Hillstream loach is the fav bottom dweller I have kept. And corys...panda and peppered. Edit - I forgot about bumble bee goby! I have never kept them but have always adored them.

I have a paradise fish with a blue gorami and they're in a heavy planted 55 gallon aquarium (hate the scape but it's good for the fish and I'm learning) and because there's so much cover and space I've seen zero issues with them so far. Definitely keeping an eye out for trouble but so far so good. Lots of space and tons of plants and line of sight breaks like in the tank you showed should let you have two semi aggressive fish assuming they have the right personality lol

I had a red sword that started chasing its tank mates, so I responded by catching him in the big aquarium net, kinda like the first video, only I didn’t hit the fish. I kept him submerged and he had a few inches to swim in, but was imprisoned in the net. After a little while I released him back into the tank. He chased the fish again so I imprisoned him longer. The chasing decreased after that. I did it a couple times after but then the chasing stopped, at least while I was watching but I didn’t see any nipped fins either. He lived on as a peaceful community fish. I was probably about 10 years old at the time.

Lmao I love how he didn’t even notice the “ pond snail” was a hermit crab 😂😂😂

Where I live the chain-fish-stores are usually far worse than any LFS. Noone who works at the chain ones seem to have a clue about anything and aside from the obligatory neon tetras and guppies they always have plenty of extremely unsuitable species in stock and love to try to sell you stuff like juvenile red tail catfish or oscars as "Nice small beginner-friendly fish"

My local fish store i work at gets the "I'll just shop at other stores!" Except its because we wont sell them animals we think will be harmed and they get real pissy when we wont let them put a betta or goldfish in a bowl

First fish for thought in a while so happy to watch this video

chris, frakenstein works at a lfs, he was referring to the opposite scenario =)

I have 2 zodiac loaches 😅 we got them after buying a group of kuhlis and absolutely LOVING them. The zodiac male is sorta aggressive, but the female is a NIGHTMARE and has been in every tank I have and is about to have her own tank bc she’s so mean😂🤦🏼‍♀️ so much anger in such a tiny fish

I would really like to keep freshwater flounders one day. Already know how to take care of larger saltwater flounders, so keeping a freshwater one would be interesting

@toriannconiffer

9 ай бұрын

Huh, well that's explained how my grandpa found a flounder in a lake. We were so confused how a "salt" water fish got so big in a freshwater lake. This was before the internet. This fish is not native here so grandpa ate someone's pet 😅. Either way grandpa did a favour to nature cause flounders aren't native in my country ( especially how far in land we are).

@YGAPlayz

9 ай бұрын

@@toriannconifferwhich country ?

@toriannconiffer

9 ай бұрын

@@YGAPlayz Canada lower-mid Alberta.

@nkkenlken3220

8 ай бұрын

@@toriannconiffer interesting, I am not well versed in the different species of freshwater flounder. The only one I know about is nano fish which is found in Australia, maybe there are alot more of them then I expected.

My favorite bottom dwellers? Lawyers. 😂

I have a mystery snail the size of an overgrown golf ball I felt so bad this morning seeing guppies pecking at his shell for algae 😂 he’s had a black foot riding his back all week 😂😂😂 life of a snail be like 😅

We NEED for AI FFT prompts bc that salmon in the river was hilarious 😂

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

lmao!

Lol lobster.. That looks like a 'yabby' Kept one.. had to make flyscreen lid for tank as an 8yr old XD

Lmao bruh his face during the first clip 💀💀💀

10:06 guppy’s would be so colorful in there

It is midnight as I am watching this, and it will always be worth it for FFT!

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

good night bro!

There are a lot of amazingly cool bottom dwellers. Shout out for Hara Jerdoni!

I want chain loaches one day. I wish to have a 60 gallon densely planted tank with chain loaches and silver tip tetras. Not yet decided on centrepiece fish yet because silvertips are known to be nippy bullies but they're so cool!

I love khuli loaches and coreys. They may be common but they're so great.

the local fish store i used to frequent just closed forever, i might cry

I didn't think I could get so triggered by a person "whooping" a fish lol

Really enjoy your content fam, keep it up!

That lady whooped her fish booty as if fish don’t go thru enough abuse 😭

Our fish is a human and he comes when we call him or if his little 2yr old toddler fish mother comes to the tank he comes right to her... im just his caregiver/nanny she has him so extremely friendly. ❤

My favorite bottom-dweller got to be KUHLI LOACHES the coolest little guys ever.

I think the "bug" subreddit question was supposed to be a joke because in the south here in the US we call crayfish Mudbugs sometimes

I have the usual favorite bottom feeders in my 75 gallon of corydoras and BN plecos, but in my 20 gallon, I have 6 Kuhli loaches and a panda garra that are fun to watch😊

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

that sounds very fun to watch indeed

I just found a channel claiming that bettas in the wild move very little so they can be just fine in a 1 gallon container .. and in the comments even those who say that bettas look great in large aquariums, however in stores they stay for months in small pots without it harming them or making them sick, so it is perfectly ethical to keep them in small containers

The usual reasons for constant aggression between aquarium fish are lack of space, lack of hiding places and unsuitable tankmates. All of these are down to the fishkeeper's choice. That woman should whoop herself for abusing animals for attention.

Happy thanksgiving!

Today is fall break, I am happy to spend some of it watching this, thank you! Have a good week. Also why in the world did she think slapping a fish would do something. Oh my gosh…

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

for real. some ppl r so out of touch!

the floating back out of the net

10:32 is that the same little village you reviewed before?? and there was a comment about adding lights??

My favorite bottom dweller is a whiptail catfish, and I own one too :)

Havent watched FFT for a bit, just been chilling a little, but I did end up getting a Betta and hes doing great in his 10 gal!

Favorite bottom dweller was Corydoras and Otocinclus way before I knew your show existed Chris and i'm just ever so slightly frustrated you mentioned them specifically. I'm currently looking for a bamboo shrimp for my 75 because they're amazing creatures and I set up a perch for em right in the flow.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

ah yes! the right flow is super important to them, and they're such fantastic critters

qotw: I've wanted a large shoal of nano corys for a very long time, and I think the pygmy corydoras is probably my favorite. As soon as I get the time to set up a tank again, I'm setting up with corys in mind.

Favorite bottom feeder? I’m a fan of the dwarf Mexican crayfish. They are fun to watch, and when I had them I paid way more attention to them than the fish

Qotw: I adore my kuhli loaches. They are my little chaos noodles and I love seeing them zoom around the tank together lol

qotw: I'm a fan of pepper cory cats, there's something neat about a speckled fish. My local pet store used to bring in synodontis petricola once in a while - they're kind of sharky looking dwarf catfish. They were neat to see but the poor li'l guys were shy in their store tank so I only saw them when it was feeding time.

@FishForThought

9 ай бұрын

i love syodontis!

@TrueFlame2010

9 ай бұрын

@@FishForThought They're cute, I agree!

yessur another video higlight of the day