- [Voiceover] Here at Gary Lange's fish room,
this is Cory from Aquarium Co-Op's,
gonna take you through all their tanks real quick here
and kind of give you a feel for it.
So there's lots of tanks to look at here.
Kind of give you the shot coming in.
So you enter the room and
nice setups of every rainbow you could ever want almost,
and live plants here.
Keep going through and
gonna show you each tank.
Got some Finnex lighting here,
the Planted Plus he's running.
I guess I should be reading tags here.
They've got, most of these I don't even know.
So I'm just gonna keep going here.
We've got some boesemani down here,
from, let's see, which collection point?
German M Red, it's called.
This guy looks good up here,
he's a trifasciatia Mayal Creek.
We've got a Topo River Melanotaenia.
We've got a
I don't even know, it's a Deepwater.
Oh yeah, Deepwater Creek, yep.
Then down below here we've got some dorityi,
and stuff like that.
Got so much more tanks over here.
There's a bleheri.
Light's in the back, so they're not quite looking as good,
Another Finnex light here, if we move this Finnex light up
they'll probably look a lot better here.
Yeah, so you can see they're full of activity.
Nice planted tank with some Crypts in the back,
and I've got some
Suswa Village up here,
plants attached to pots, that type of thing.
Says axelrodi in here, but I'm not sure
if that's true.
I don't know enough to know.
Then we've got the Kleiner Prinz sword in there,
that's kind of a cool sword, and
Faowi.
Got more down here.
Got some monticolas down there.
We've got the dorityi in here
and there's some Lampricthys, Tanganyikan killie
in there as well.
Melanotaenia affinis, Bonggo.
Go 'round the corner here,
so we're looking at the fish room,
here we go around the corner.
We've got these guys, which, you see 'em in the fish room,
just like he said, and these will steal your attention.
And these, he kinda dubbed them the Red Dragons, or so.
And, let's see here, the Pagwi.
See if I can get my camera to focus on that
for you guys here.
There we go.
But look at the fins on these guys,
they're just amazing.
Call 'em the Red Dragons.
Another tank down here, we've got
let's see here, let me find the tag on the tank.
Well, that one's too hard to make out.
And Gary's busy talking with Greg Sage
so I don't want to bother him here.
Let's see, we got
some more crypts and (mumbles)
and stuff like that down here.
I'll show you some really nice
yellow axelrodi, or yellow rainbow.
These guys just look amazing.
Goyder.
And then we have the boesemani rainbows,
the Aytinjo, Aytinjo flexions.
And then we go into kind of the second partition here.
And this is where a lot of the breeding's going,
or a lot of the fry is being raised up.
And so I'm gonna take you through these tanks
real quick.
Got lots of the
I'm drawing a blank here.
The neon blue rainbow, praecox, there we go.
I couldn't think of it.
Lots of little fry tank stuff going on.
You can see some tiny little fry,
and then some larger fry,
stuff like that.
More rainbows growing out.
Some Melanotaenia, the maccullochi.
Another rainbow tank here.
Of course they're almost all rainbow tanks,
but believe it or not, there's actually a tank
that I'm not sure there is a rainbow in here.
Lots of tetras.
A nice planted tank there.
Even a metal framed tank,
more fry tanks.
Pseudomugil Dekai in here, that's a newer one.
We've got the pseudoincisus.
Got more tanks down low here.
You know they're kind of dimly lit.
They're kind of holding stuff and growing stuff out.
We've got the Chilatherina fasciata Pagai.
We've got rubrostriata.
Some praecox fry in there with those, I guess,
with the, I think it might be rubrivittatas.
Lots of stuff growing out in here.
Then you start seeing where his grow-outs are,
you can see there's lots of rainbows there.
That's a lot of cool fish in the tank,
same with this tank here.
Some very old, geriatric, Aru II's as he says.
Lots more, lots more fry.
These guys really caught my eye here,
the gertrudae,
oh I don't even know.
If I can focus in on that for you,
it's catching the light here.
The Swamp.
These guys are really cool.
These guys are really neat,
down here, they get much larger,
they're almost like a signifer.
There's the, almost like an Irian Red
or paskai is what I would think of down there.
More and more and more.
We've got some Melanotaenia praecox here.
Nice, fully colored up, full grown, amazing.
Got some paskai here.
I know there's a customer
that's always looking for the paskai.
So you can see some real nice specimens here.
And some more Glossolepis.
Some more stuff over here and
so yeah.
That's the quick walk-through.
Lots of food, look at that.
Food, stuff like that, all up on a shelf.
Anywhere you can see, there are more
more fish.
CO2 running into lots of these planted tanks here.
I wanna take you around and show you this
a display tank real quick here.
This is when you first come down
into the fish room stairs here.
Here's a nice display tank of rainbows
and some Denison barbs in there.
For a guy that loves rainbows,
he's doing pretty good with plants, too.
So let's kinda walk you through here.
He's running CO2.
It's a very nice looking tank.
There's a Crinum in here
that I want to say is six to eight inches round.
It's got a million babies on it.
It's a giant massive down there.
I took a picture of it,
so you'll have to look through the pictures to see it.
But lots of sawtooth hygro, and stuff like that.
And this tank is very nice to look at
as you can see here.
Some powerheads with a little bit of algae on there.
There's some pennywort in the back.
And yeah, so there you go,
Gary Lange's fish room, did a quick video walk-through
and lots of pictures.
So make sure you comment and ask questions,
that type of thing.
We'll talk to you guys later.