Mike: Hey everyone how are you doing? Mike here and today we're giving you guys a
fish room to of all of our tanks. You guys been asking for such a long time and I
get messages like at least every week asking for a fish room tour so that's
what we're about to do today, so hope you guys enjoy Alright so this here
is our Dozer fish. I'm just going to give him a little bit of food because it's
dinner time for him. Sierra: He's our blood parrot, one of them anyways, and we do love him.
He's in this tank here by himself right now, he seems to like it that way.
Mike: Yep he's a cool fish so we do have the Hydor 350. Yeah and we also have
an AC 110 on here as well. Sierra: It's a 50 gallon tank itself so it's definitely
well filtered Mike: Yeah definitely well filtered Not too much with this tank
though it's kind of been in the same way for a long time.
Fish has this cool little cave, doesn't look the best in the world
but does it's job right? Sierra: Yeah these guys don't seem to really...
they spend a lot of time ramming plants. wWe haven't tried any yet we might down the
line but we haven't been brave enough to try it out yet. Mike: Yeah
so let's come and take a look at the tank right beside it here. As you can
see I just came and took a look in here now and I can see a piece of Anubias
that is not on its spot. I see another piece of Anubias here that has come loose.
I'm not sure if he did that but I definitely can see that we have some
Vivipara here in the back that is totally detached and I would believe
that that would be a Keyko thing. But other than that I have got three female
shrimp in here right now that are ready to go again and there's probably about
60-70 cherry shrimp in here as well and I think Keyko might have eaten a few of
them but definitely not enough to keep the population down so we'll see how
that goes. Alright so this here is my ram and
shrimp tank. I'm not sure if you can see the little shrimp they're everywhere in
this tank. I did throw a couple of the pregnant females with tons of eggs into
the other tank here and they're living peacefully but I still have like just,
just ridiculous, how many shrimp I have in this tank and they're all kind of
hiding now but I did throw a little pellet down there for them Sierra: And yeah, no
it's just amazing how many shrimp you'll actually see. Basically we have the
shrimp tree as we call it and it literally hold like hundreds of
them.They just kind of hang out in the moss and every now and then they
all seem to come out, especially around feeding time, and it's just amazing to
think how many there really are in there. This tank here, so this one is a 35
gallon and right now it's basically its main inhabitant is our Ram, Ramirez.
Mike: Yeah we did lose our female ram probably a couple of weeks back now it was really
unfortunate. We were pretty upset about it but
there's not really too much that you can do, it's part of the hobby I guess,
sometimes things happen. Sierra: We're not really too sure exactly what the issue was with
with this girl here we keep her in very clean water. We maintain this tank twice
a week so yeah. Mike: We do 50% water change twice a week so it's kind of surprising
to see that. Well other than that, this tank here is growing amazing. Let's go
check out some of our other big fish. So this here is our princess she is our
beautiful Midevil. So that's mix between a red devil and a Midas.
Sierra: - and she's a couple years old now she lives here alone where our kitchen table
used to be. Definitely don't miss the kitchen table much though with her around.
She's got tons of personality and she is a fun fish. Mike: Yeah
we have routine where we try to hand feed her.
She's cool. But she's in the 75 right now and she's got a Rena XP XL which is
rated to-- I forget, 265 gallon and she also has an AC 110
and as you can see the down stem or intake. Sierra: So yeah she's got quite a
bit of filtration for the size of the tank and hopefully once we get a bigger
place she will be getting her bigger tank as well. Right now, since we are
actually in an apartment building, we're a little bit limited on how large we can
go before our neighbors get upset. Mike: Yes. So yeah she's a really cool fish I hope
you guys enjoy her. So this here is just a little tank that I put together one
day just for the fun of it. Sierra: Yeah it's a small little 20 gallon, we have fish in
there so small you can't even see them. Mike: Yep because they don't exist Sierra: But yeah
this is basically just a plant nursery in here, so nothing too exciting but it's
still nice to look at. Mike: Yeah - that one piece that's standing straight up
I think we're gonna have to just push it over onto a piece of wood or
something. I don't know we'll figure it out
but the more I look at it the more it's annoying me so we'll see. Sierra: Mike is talking
about the piece of driftwood to the left there that isn't just quite right yet. Mike: Yeah
no it was never intended to be straight up and down it's just that's
just kind of the way that it stood after it fell over the first time and made a
huge mess of my tank. So yeah that's where we stand. So let's go take a look
at my goldfish tank cuz we actually just rescaped this last night. Sierra: So hopefully you
guys are able to see this one here but this is our 40 gallon goldfish tank
which we have a black moore and a fantail goldfish. Marley the Black Moore and Tiger
Fish the fantail. Mike: Yeah so we decided yesterday that we're gonna try to go
with plants. You guys probably remember our failed attempt at plants
with that stick thing in the goldfish tank. Sierra: if you don't remember maybe Mike
will be able to put in a clip here but... Mike: If I can find it. It was probably
the funniest video ever. Sierra: Basically it was a piece of multiple
pieces of driftwood he tied together with string and tried to attach some
Moss to which got eaten in about five minutes in this tank. Mike: Yeah it was it
was a pretty harsh reminder that goldfish could be cruel. But yeah, no I
really hope that you guys could see these guys. But yeah this is what we did
So we put some, we put the two Hastifolia in here as well as the Nangi.
Sierra: Yeah and then we also have some stargrass in the back and some rotala
in the middle area where the Hydrocotyle is kind of just hanging out.
Mike:Yeah the Hydrocotyle was planted but come on these are goldfish and this is
already been about 24 hours now so surprised that it's still kind of like
that. I do see some rotala up at the top floating that will have to be replanted
but you kind of got to expect that. That was actually just cut so it didn't really
have any roots yet. So like I said this here is just kind of an experiment. We won't be
dosing this tank or anything.We are just gonna see what the goldfish can
do on its own. Sierra: Yeah so basically it'll just help reduce some nitrates keep them
cleaner and that's all good things when it comes to goldfish. Mike: Yep alright so
this here is our blood parrot tank. This has our Todd fish and our TJ in it.
Sierra: Yeah so this is one of my favorite tanks here just because of the fish that are
in it. I love their personality. Blood parrots are great fish in terms of
personality and we love these guys. Todd here actually only has one eye and
that's actually the reason we had purchased him. Mike: Yeah as you can also see
that he's kind of looking tilted one way, he's trying to be stealth right now and
with the only one eye, he's not very good at it. But he's definitely watching us.
Our TJ she's in the back. They're kind of a little bit stressed that we
just move them around today, didn't move them tanks but we did. Sierra: did rearrange their
tank and they're not happy about it. We used to have a fish hotel going on but
Todd didn't do so well with that because every time we were trying to refill the
tank he did not want to wait until the tank was actually full before he tried
to get into his cave. Mike: Yeah so he did something like this
Sierra: So for safety reasons Mike: We decided that we weren't gonna let him do that anymore and
we put the houses down. So yeah, we've had so many people ask us about our fish
and how they're doing and kind of realized that we haven't actually
made a tank tour of all of our tanks. Sierra: So for those that have been asking here it
is. It's long overdue. We've definitely had probably other videos with these
fish in them because our fish pretty much have stayed the same for the last,
the last few years, aside from a few new additions with the new planted tanks.
Mike: Yeah most of these fish are gonna live a pretty long time so we're not
really the people that are gonna be getting in tons of new fish all the time
or fish unboxings. We pretty much have our fish and we're happy with them. So we
hope you guys enjoy them and got to enjoy getting to know them. Mike: Yep so thanks
for watching you guys have yourself a great day. Look at that TJ.