When choosing fish for a freshwater aquarium, be sure to research the type of aquarium and fish that will placed in it. Select a fish for a freshwater aquarium with tips from an aquarium shop owner in this free video on aquariums.
Expert: Chris Simms
Contact: www.aquatic-central.com
Bio: Chris Simms owns Aquatic Central in San Francisco, Calif.
Filmmaker: Bing Hu
Duration : 0:2:7
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i got angelfish how …
i got angelfish how to tell if it is unhealthy?
@D12DetroitD12 i …
@D12DetroitD12 i love my rope fish well i did until i went to a camp and my mom forgot to feed it for me so it died but it was cool
i got that fish …
i got that fish called flower horn just like that it was 500 dollars
1:09… the fish is …
1:09… the fish is like
‘ I hate this dude’
weird coincidense.. …
weird coincidense… I’m the 17,0001st viewer XD
So…..what about …
So…..what about choosing fish for a freshwater aquarium????
expertvillage never …
expertvillage never really gets to the point
I’m the 16,000 …
I’m the 16,000 viewer! Woot! Nice vid btw
what is the …
what is the internet page of aquarium centra
i got ropefish, …
i got ropefish, needlefish, round goby, shovel nose catfish, and red tail catfish i love all the weird lookin fish
plus if you didnt …
plus if you didnt it look nasty and water get freakin durty quicl{
hey i got a …
hey i got a fighting fish but it does not eat how?
Um.. Cichilds need …
Um.. Cichilds need Filtration like all fish so they won’t get sick!
you forgot to …
you forgot to mention its a Hybrid. Also the more Filtration the better for any size tank and fish.
u look cute.hehehhe
u look cute.hehehhe
Hi Cris, I have …
Hi Cris, I have seen you at your store…
very neat.
Great Tank!! Keep …
Great Tank!! Keep Up The Good Work!!!
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Thanks! That was …
Thanks! That was really great. Good luck in school.
-Cayla
i have to go now, …
i have to go now, but it has been nice chatting with you, i will send word when i find the stats.
tommy.
realy you get …
realy you get laughed at!?! thats horrible.
awesome set ups.
i wish i could maintian that many tanks, though by next year, if all goes well, my school will have a marine aquaculture club, and we will be rivaling you in number, though not size.
My turtles are all …
My turtles are all freshwater species. Two are red-eared sliders, (a baby female and an adult male) and a young female Florida Cooter. The Cooter and the little slider live together in a 120 gallon setup with a pond filter, heater, and potted plants behind the tank. The large male lives in a 200 gallon tank with about 20 adult mustache danios. He has a pond filter and a sump, where I keep the heaters and grow plants like a freshwater refugium. People laugh at me for doing that, but it works!
thats awesome!
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thats awesome!
so by rescued turtles, i assume you mean fresh?
or are you able to keep seaturtles?
Oceanbowl? How …
Oceanbowl? How exciting! Don’t get me wrong- my smallest tank at the moment is 72 gallons, the largest is 400. None of my animals are over a foot long except for my Atlantic Green Moray, who is 2 feet, and lives in the 400 gallon deep reef system. All of my animals were given to me by clients who could no longer provide for them and knew I had large, healthy systems to keep them in. We have no room at the store for orphaned fish. I don’t buy fish for fun! I also own several rescued turtles.
ah men, half of …
ah men, half of what i learned last year is now obsolete.
i spend all my spare time trying to keep up my previous learning curve, which is difficult when a new study comes out ( from a repuatble and as close to non biased as you will ever get source) changes everything you’ve built apon.
if you like, e-mail me your e-mail so i can send you the link when i find it.
and maybe if i find a cool article hear and their i’ll send it your way?
small tanks.
now …
small tanks.
now many argue that size is relative, i am considered by most, probably, as an extremist.
i think that a tang shouldn’t be kept in tanks under 1,000 gallons, just because of their size and active nature, that doesn;t mean exceptions dont exhist.
if a fish can swim the entire volume of the tank while feeding……… its a little small.
i saw a 2 foot remora in a 3 foot 45 gallon tank in florida, the owner said he had it for 6 months.
their is the other extreme