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Axolotls Keeper - 7 years ago

Beautiful scape and fish look so healthy! Love the picture :)

Benjamin Button - 7 years ago

those are neon

Clorox bleach squad - 7 years ago

I feel like s had person only keeping two

Philip Korytoski - 7 years ago

awesome aquascape bro! why don't you add some fish that would enjoy that heavy cover, such as a few kuhli loaches

Gavin Puckett - 7 years ago

music is a perfect match
its like they're dancing!

Thom Yorke - 7 years ago

Great color on those tetras

Mick Carson - 7 years ago

Beautiful and peaceful fish. From an ex Aquarium shop owner and stockist.

John Kennedy - 7 years ago

You likely inspired hundreds maybe thousands of people to do the same thing here. Including myself lol.

How many gallons 90?

David Seager - 7 years ago

This fucking stupid music is annoying

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Gabensy - 7 years ago

Cool

boomboompow - 7 years ago

lucky tetras

666baraka - 7 years ago

cool set up cool fish but not together. they don't suit each other

That's me - 7 years ago

I have a jack Dempsey who is always bullying my 7 other fish but two of the convicts had baby's and ever since he has been eating them.There is a divider but the fishes are so skinny they get pass and eaten

Giorgos Thomaidis - 7 years ago

How long can they live ?

Elvira Peschel - 7 years ago

eines der schönsten zierfische

Forever and ever I swear! - 7 years ago

So beautiful. Have always wanted an aquarium but cant afford it. Its always about the money..

Forever and ever I swear! - 7 years ago

Thanx..

nookiedv - 7 years ago

Does anyone know what the low plants are giving ground coverage in this tank please? We're in the process of setting up something very similar but really like this!

J PumpkinKing - 7 years ago

LOVE the music at the beginning. Who's it by?

Trust No one - 7 years ago

fk yeah!

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_Paws_ - 7 years ago

Beautiful yet fragile

Fermin Cadena - 7 years ago

de cuantos litros es el acuario

IVAN MENDOZA - 7 years ago

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95,96,97,98,99,100 now can i get my like please since u took your time counting all the numbers if i got then correct DUH

Avi's Fishtanks - 7 years ago

This defiantly made me smile, great job

Tanner Moore - 7 years ago

wonder what food that was

Cesare Borgia - 7 years ago

listing of plants

The Aquatic Centre - 7 years ago

Beautiful tank!

Ben M - 7 years ago

I now this is a stupid question it can u see these fish in the dark

Cesare Borgia - 7 years ago

what size tank is this

GreenMan - 7 years ago

Lovely video and music. Inspiring!

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Matthew Rich - 7 years ago

What's this song?

mario rma - 7 years ago

love it

Halit BAHÇIVAN - 7 years ago

benim akvaryum videolarımı da izleyiverirseniz sevinirim :)

Its Daniel Mcsween - 7 years ago

In my aquarium i have 10 neons and 3 albino cory cats

MasterAquatics - 8 years ago

nice tank.

Daniel R - 8 years ago

absolutely beautiful tank and fish! proof you don't have to spend a ton of money to have a awesome tank! currently i have school of (neon) tetras, pair pea puffers, Bumble bee catfish and pair of albino bushynose placos. all living great together in 10 gal micro fish, amazon style, and planted tank. also about 30 ghost shrimp, but puffers do hunt and take out ghost shrimp often. the india- china.. pea puffers don't fin nip or bother the other fish at all! will internet research care and compatibility, and add a few more species in future.

Daniel R - 7 years ago

Reply to Badda boom.. I am aware that you usually don't want to keep a pair of fish, however that can also depend on the species. Anyway the local pet shop only had two pea puffers at the time, I planned to get more. Lately I have returned the pea puffers to the pet shop as I got tired of them refusing all food except snails, I had a 2nd tank just for breeding / raising snails. the pea puffers would eat ghost shrimp, but once I offered snails.. they refused all other foods! the pea puffers did double in size and length in the time I had them. I plan to get larger, better looking, less picky feeding type puffer or triggerfish in the future when I set up a saltwater tank. I was raised in a house with 22 aquariums, I have also keep everything from amphibians, turtles, fish living near a lake as a child. to 10 ft nurse sharks in lagoon as I grew up in Fla. keys. also in Fla. I have kept everything from black widow spiders to legally owning cobras, rattlers, and tree vipers.. which I never had a problem with being pro trained and licensed. , but I no longer do venomous. now just doing fish - so I'm not a novice.. LoL! but I do greatly like your comment and input as many younger people may not know about normally not keeping fish in pairs. as far as the placos they are a male and female pair.. and that's fine for bushy-nose placos, two males would fight! and I don't want to put more than two in there since it's only a ten gallon and, you have to watch bio-load. all my fish are doing and growing great! and I check and do 30%water changes weekly. Happy fish keeping to everyone! and lets keep researching and sharing all fish info we find.. that's how we become better keepers!!

Badda Boom - 7 years ago

never keep pairs of fish, it would be better if you had 1 or 3 or more of each species

Daniel R - 7 years ago

Reply to Eric Duong - as well as for anyone else.. Sorry this is a long reply!! wanted to give lots of info to help out other puffer keepers.. about Indian pea puffers and slightly larger amazon puffers >great things about them.. 1 they can live all their lives in fresh water!! actually their are 29 species of completely freshwater puffers. 2 in the wild both species may travel in groups! so you can keep them together- provided enough plants and furnishings in the tank. 3 both are rarely aggressive to other fish ( unlike larger puffer species!! ) they usually do fine in a balanced community tank. they rarely if ever fin nip!! my pea puffers have had a thousand chances to fin nip and just do not!! if anything they are shy of other fish. last nite one of my pea puffs was sleeping next to a week old mosquito fish.. does that tell everyone anything! 4 because of their small size they don't have to eat much to stay alive. 5 they don't bite through snail shells but pull out bits of snail meat. and they have thin teeth that easily wear down ( so they don't have to have snails or crawfish!! - and you never have to trim their teeth!! ) 6 like all puffers.. they are very alert! cute, and interesting to watch!! my peas used to attack and eat live ghost shrimp!! and i had some success with (very fresh) dead ones suspended inch from the substrate by thin wire through the shrimp. removed from tank after feeding!! since i started a 2nd tank for pond and ramshorn snail breeding.. my puffs totally ignore the shrimp!! ( great tip for shrimp keepers!! ) and only go after snails and very rarely eat thawed blood worms.. mostly works if a shrimp or fish takes a worm and makes it move and appear alive. i am trying to find a local reliable source for live blood worms! >>>now the bad news<<< first of all let me make it very clear!!! 90% of the time pea puffers want live food only!!! and they can even be picky about the size of the live food.!!! mini puffs are not the attack-- eat anything fish.. that larger puffers are!!! peas are picky eaters!!! secondly.. pea puffers don't care about what's going on outside their tanks, unlike bigger puffers.. they don't get excited to see you, beg for food, eat out of your hands. and you don't play with them as some people can bigger puffers. they are not as fun and interactive as bigger puffer species!!! but.. they don't need brackish water, or teeth trimming!! Challenging!! mostly peaceful, cute and interesting.. is how i would describe pea puffers. but if you want a puffer that is easy to feed, and interacts with you go with a bigger species!!! if you can live without them interacting with you, and are up to the Challenge!!! Micro puffs are cute and rewarding!!! important note.. >>> all puffers are individuals!!! and how one acts, or feeds, may be 100% different then what others do<<< please comment if you have further info,, or liked my essay,, ha ha!! ...happy fish keeping to everyone!!!

Eric Duong - 7 years ago

I kept my pea puffer with neon tetras, guppies and ghost shrimp too. For some reason my puffer never ate any ghost shrimp or nipped any fins. I even had a betta fish with the puffer and he avoided him most of the time, i eventually moved the betta to an aquarium at my school. The puffer eats well and gorges himself on live snails and frozen blood worms. Is it just my puffers personality?

Josh Harriss - 8 years ago

Love the tank!!!

000w - 8 years ago

How many gallon tank? However,this is magnificent.

omar bairam - 8 years ago

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OriginalMindTrick - 8 years ago

That carpet looks like its in desperate need of some CO2.

Steven Allen Edwards - 8 years ago

How many gallons is this aquarium? Great video by the way.

Anna Laitinen - 8 years ago

Gorgeous tank!

ömer çelik - 8 years ago

first time i saw these guys Polska,they're so tiny.shiny and also very relaxing to watch

INSANE - gaming - 8 years ago

I now have four but I will get more later on but the first fish need to stay in a week (8 fish) after that you can add more I am so happy with my little fis ^.^ I love em'

INSANE - gaming - 8 years ago

but one died :( and i bought 7 more

Wonder Woman - 8 years ago

what does they eat?

GamingEXpert21 - 8 years ago

No, just Regular fish flakes. However, they're pretty cheap. A jar of fish flakes from petsmart only costs about $5

GamingEXpert21 - 8 years ago

Fish flakes.

Zuhdhi Malik - 8 years ago

seperti menyala

Jackie Woodard - 8 years ago

Hi there your neons are beautiful i bought 5. And only 2 survived there beautiful fish thou thanks for your video

lumpy1space2princess - 8 years ago

Those are Cardinal Tetras, not Neons.

Theyre slightly larger and have more red. They also require different water parameters and care.

Gustus Andrade - 8 years ago

muito show !! montamos um modelo similar !!!

Jack the Ender Betta - 8 years ago

did you use any black water solution ?

PuRqL3Haz3 - 8 years ago

Aquascaping tank? Lol

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When You See The Belt - 8 years ago

I Like The Blue And Red & White Ones

Hehehe

Hippie. Hipster Madness - 8 years ago

How many gallons?

Piotrek Nieznany - 8 years ago

what is the name of the rocks and the plants?

CeceG - 8 years ago

Do you use special lighting to bring out the color of those tetras?

Eduardo Figuera - 8 years ago

las piedras que utilizan son verdaderas? yo tengo piedras plasticas y en ellas crecen algas y no las limpio ... tengo adicionalemte una corriente de agua submarina a traves de una bomba submarina ... pero aun no logro tener Crias !!!! tengo mas de 70 peces Neones y 5 coridoras.... que podria hacer para obtener crias ?... Gracias

Eduardo Figuera - 8 years ago

+audi30 gracias por tu respuesta amigo !!!

audi30 - 8 years ago

Hola Eduardo, obtener crías del Paracheirodon axelrodi es bien difícil en cautiverio, en ocasiones llegan a desovar en los acuarios, pero los otros peces se llegan a comer los huevos rápidamente, por lo que pocas veces se logra reproducirlos http://planetacuario.net/index.php/areas/acuario-de-agua-dulce/peces/item/681-paracheirodon-axelrodi-schultz-1956

Madeleine P. - 8 years ago

Beautiful Fish!

pittbully13 - 8 years ago

ahh the colors! great scape and fish.

eganrawr - 8 years ago

how to make them so colorful like his? mine were not too red.

Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon - 8 years ago

+eganrawr
You're welcome!

eganrawr - 8 years ago

great, thanks mate! cheers

Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon - 8 years ago

+eganrawr Ecological conditions. Soft acid water with humic acid, low-medium light, 25°C no more, lots of plants, only pacific small fishes (so no stress) with them, good food with lots of live, perfectly clean water, a school of at lest 10 tetras, better 20-30.
In clear a regional tank of tetras...

Fish Tales - 8 years ago

cool love the neon tetras they always make a great addition to any aquarium.

Yornis Tang - 8 years ago

dairymark - 8 years ago

beaubeaubeautiful!!!!

Cinema Cinema - 8 years ago

nice

DOGBOSS12 - 8 years ago

cardenales no neones

xavi er - 8 years ago

Can you use outside rocks for aquarium because shop rocks are ridiculous pricey...?

Weenie Hut Jr's - 8 years ago

yesh! pea gravel. though boil it for ten minutes and wash, wash, wash! though it is also best to strain the pea gravel, I use a mesh pond pot for a strainer, move it all around for a few minutes get all the tiny granules, sand and debris filtered out. pea gravel looks great very natural looking. river rocks too. larger rocks with character also from a creek or what ever sandstone and limestone probably stay away from. there's no reason you can't put natural rocks in but scrub off any algae, boil them and wash them off really well.

and watch somebody will say different to try and get you to buy ugly expensive aquarium gravel. there's always somebody with a differing opinion for some reason.

that's interesting - 9 years ago

How is that rock still clean. Mine stone gets overgrown by green alge.

Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon - 8 years ago

+Kemal Malovic Too much light, too much nitrates, too hot water.

Dan J. Wilcox - 9 years ago

Beautiful aquarium and you take such good care of all of those tetras!

Tropical Fish Hobbyist - 9 years ago

Very cool tank setup- not only the aquascaping but all of those tetras! It's awesome to watch them swim together.

Olivier Voschezang - 9 years ago

how many litres

Sammy - 9 years ago

Wow absolutely stunning, my favorite best and cheapest colorful tropical school fishes around as well as cutest !!!

emadonn ema - 9 years ago

so beautiful

Joe Amazon - 9 years ago

I was stocked 19 neon tetras in my discus tank. It took 2 weeks for my discus to eat them all. Never again.

Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon - 8 years ago

+Joe Amazon Most of the people online have no idea of the needs of the fishes.
First mixed species aquariums are an utterly non sense, as you'll never meet the requirements needed by each specie. So you'll have a bunch of poor ugly fishes, with perpetual diseases, and lots of dead animals. For me that looks like a concentration camp.
The only happy ones are the guys selling fishes and medications.
Discus are big cichlids predators liking rather hot water with lots of dominance and territorial features, so it's better to keep them in a specific tank.
Tetras are predated small fishes living in big schools in rather fresh water with low light. And a stressed tetra has no colors...

Joe Amazon - 8 years ago

The funny thing about that is most people online with recommend neon tetras with Discus, rams, etc. Go figure.

Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon - 8 years ago

+Joe Amazon A guy who tried to keep sheep with wolves in the same corral had the same result as you.

Joe Amazon - 9 years ago

I was stocked 19 neon tetras in my discus tank. It took 2 weeks for my discus to eat them all. Never again

Joe Amazon - 8 years ago

Yeah, that's why I keep my neon tetras in a species only planted tank:) with cory cats, otocinclus and assasin snails.

hmrhuang - 8 years ago

+Joe Amazon Well, cardinals do big enough (barely) where they're not so easily swallowed by angelfish and discus. The trouble is they are fairly expensive when you try to buy them big. Thus when aquarists get them small and try to grow them out in Amazonian biotopes with large cichlids, they get to observe a real-life food chain up close....=)

Joe Amazon - 8 years ago

The funny thing is I see so many videos of people that put neon's or cadinal's in with large cichlids.

hmrhuang - 8 years ago

+Joe Amazon Exactly. Neons are typically farm raised and are tiny dither fish. They don't stand a chance against large cichlids, even those as "docile" as angelfish and discus....

Joe Amazon - 8 years ago

Rummy noses are okay with discus, they're big enough not to get eaten but the neon's is a different story.

godlikecharacta - 8 years ago

+Joe Amazon thats so weird! my discus never even look at my rummy nose tarts and mine are using 7 inches

PEPPERS - 9 years ago

is it possible to breed tetras?

നിന്റെ തന്ത - 9 years ago

+just peppers make the water acidic, reduce light, blind them. . .feed them. . .do a water change. . .sligthy put the lights. . .have a mesh on bottom.. so the eggs would fall and they wont be eaten. . seperate breeding pairs. .. thats it. . but the fry care is a bit hard though

tyrannopuker rekt - 9 years ago

Nope.

OBIPPO - 9 years ago

Love the ryuoh stones, best looking ones for aquariums imo.

kambooker05 - 9 years ago

What size tank?

drmhobbyshop - 9 years ago

wow

Damian Trimboli - 9 years ago

what kind of light do you use?

carlos augusto - 9 years ago

algum já reproduziu no aquário?

Elena No - 9 years ago

I like them more when there are other species in the tank to. They show more school behavior then. Now they are just a bit chaotic imo. But epic tank and looking very good!

Xerxes845 - 9 years ago

+Elina Ost probably because they were feeding! I have really grown fond of keeping singular species tanks and at least with the Neons I own they school like mad. Just a few sterbai cories on the bottom but that's it.

NeoMinerva - 9 years ago

I agree that while the fish look amazing the browned out babytears carpet really takes away from the overall beauty of the tank. Why not replace it with something easier to maintain, like pearlweed or dwarf hairgrass? Also the addition of even single larger fish with the small mouth with probably entice the tetras to actually tightly school at times other than feeding.

daniel3484 - 9 years ago

+NeoMinerva Any suggestions for a heavily planted 75gal? What would you call such a fish serving that role? Thanks

Hetzer 1701 - 9 years ago

My wife asks how do you keep track of all their names, lol.
fun video...

fenrirgg - 7 years ago

They all are named Bob, except for Marty, he's the special one.

pusc1f3r - 8 years ago

+Hetzer 1701 LOL, my wife asked me a similar question when I was adding 20 cardinals to my tank..

നിന്റെ തന്ത - 9 years ago

+Hetzer 1701 tag them. .or tattoo

SF turtle - 9 years ago

stunning!!!

Quantum Aquatic - 9 years ago

Cardinals are harder to keep them regular tetras. I found green neons being the hardiest

Goblin Engineer - 8 years ago

Green neons are a purely black water fish so that might be why. Cardinals also prefer black water but neons don't care

Little Big Horn - 9 years ago

Mes préférés ^^

robert roesler - 9 years ago

Very good video!!

Onemaster - 9 years ago

Oooh that looks lively

Gabriel Nadai - 9 years ago

legal

Tamara o.o - 9 years ago

Also, what's the song in this video? It's really nice. :)

Tamara o.o - 9 years ago

Curious, how many gallons is your tank?

Lei Chi - 9 years ago

Also, what size is this tank?

Lei Chi - 9 years ago

What kind of lighting are you using? Tank looks brilliant!

DionTre Speller - 9 years ago

Name of music?

Damon0306 - 9 years ago

Very very awesome!

Robert - 9 years ago

I used to have a bunch of neons, then I got an angelfish who got in the mood for a snack one day... That was the day I learned the importance of research in this hobby.

Clydesdale2045 - 7 years ago

That's the thing with Angel fish. Sometimes neons will be fine with them if the angel fish grew up with them, but you may have a rogue angelfish one day realize they can fit in their mouth and then they become expensive food after that. Cardinal Tetras get a little bigger than Neons and are less likely to be eaten by angelfish and why I picked them... even though they're $5.99 each at my LFS whereas neons were just $1 each at Petsmart.

Tim Oosterwaal - 7 years ago

my channa snakehead ate mine

Rach227204 - 7 years ago

I once had a bully fish and the shop was more than willing to take him back for rehoming. You could just take them back. You won't get a refund though

FUNNY SH#T - 7 years ago

Corey Robinson idiot u need at least 4 neons to make the feel safe

FUNNY SH#T - 7 years ago

Robert shit I have a bunch of neons and 2 baby angle fish what should I do

asd64123 - 7 years ago

haha, sounds like you learned that one the hard way :).

Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon - 8 years ago

+timothy yap Guppies hard alkaline water 28-30° C fishes with tetras soft acide water 24-25° fishes????

Timothy Yap - 8 years ago

I had 50 and after 1-2 weeks I realised 30+ of them were missing, immediately removed all large fish and replaced them with guppies

Olav Øverland - 9 years ago

+Hawo Xap discus in a 10g.....

garneroutlaw1 - 9 years ago

+Nawodit Kharel A discus in a 10 gallon? You do know that a discus grows to be about half the size of a 10 gallon tank?

Jayce - 9 years ago

+Nawodit Kharel no way would a discus work in a ten... They get big, should be kept in groups and are way too sensitive. He should worry about rounding out his schools and then that's a fully stocked ten...

Haωo Χap - 9 years ago

+Corey Robinson Get a discus most beautiful tropical fresh water fish.

kingbucky6 - 9 years ago

I had the same think happen then I learned that angels was a type of ciclid and would eat smaller fish.

Brianna Harter - 9 years ago

what kind of loach do you have?some get very big or die trying.

Cesar Pedraza - 9 years ago

tetras, they should be ine groups of 5 or more, plus they look better

Corey Robinson - 9 years ago

I actually currently have a mixture of everything LOL. I have one molly, one tetra, and one loach. All in a ten gallon. I have no idea what I'm getting next

Cesar Pedraza - 9 years ago

same thing with me but with a leopard puffer LMAO

Cute fish - 9 years ago

amazing

Bryant Ma - 9 years ago

what are you feeding
>?

austrlitz36 - 9 years ago

100?..j'en compte que 96../
100?.I count just 96..

jaya lim - 7 years ago

austrlitz36 LOL

austrlitz36 - 9 years ago

+vaporfarts yess, but I can count!, All the same!

vaporfarts - 9 years ago

+austrlitz36 are you autistic?

Voeris - 9 years ago

Holy $&/% I didn't know they wen't into "piranha" mode when they were in such numbers.. Scary..

Hilde - 9 years ago

What size tank is this? What is your filtration for it?

Daniel G - 9 years ago

The sound of your HC screaming for mercy distracted me from the Tetra's! Time to up the PAR and CO2!

ManicMindTrick - 7 years ago

Most likely CO2 deficiency.

Robert Thompson - 9 years ago

+bobby mars Lol!

Daniel G - 9 years ago

+Robert Thompson the Cardinals look awesome, but the hc looks like shit.

Robert Thompson - 9 years ago

+Daniel G Exactly what are you talking about? The music sounded awesome in my headphones. Oh yeah I looked at your photobucket album. None of the aquariums can compare to this one on DocAquaTV's channel. That aquarium with the 100 cardinal tetras is simply gorgeous and stunning.

Daniel G - 9 years ago

+bobby mars But, i know what I'm talking about...
http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/af245/danielagalt/Aquarium%20Pics/921192_536088146444696_1964929622_o_zps3e750598.jpg

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Spence1002 - 9 years ago

is this safe for them?

Marcus Hoffmann - 9 years ago

How big is the tank? ;)

Chris Noto - 9 years ago

Hey, Doc Aqua! I like your tank, and your fish, but, to really see the schooling behavior, it would have been nice to see some full tank video! Keep up the good work.

Leonel Passos - 9 years ago

Incrível.

simtitan1 - 10 years ago

Looks like rush hour on the reef.

Rich Blondin - 10 years ago

What size tank do you use for the cardinal tetra's? How do you use for you substrate.

Mike Kollin - 10 years ago

Question: Where can I buy some stones that are not to expensive that are INTERT? IN other words that don't' raise the PH? I am about to set up my 55 gallon… all I need now are the stones. I"d like to buy them a local rock company because I am really into doing DIY… and to save money… but would be willing to spend a little more if they are cool stones… I know slate is good but any other thoughts?

Horn Pub - 10 years ago

+Tharn Berry local rock companies will carry them. I meant drainage rocks. They are use around drainage ditch by landscapers. I usually pick the shape I want instead of chipping them.

Horn Pub - 10 years ago

+Mike Kollin local

Mike Kollin - 10 years ago

+Tharn Berry Hahaha... are you serious???

Horn Pub - 10 years ago

I get larger sewer rocks and chip them into the shape I want. The ones I get are pretty much inert. I do boil them before hand though.

Muhammad Husein - 10 years ago

daphnia?

AirsoftNLD - 10 years ago

o have 100 they all died lol 1 day tafuck xd

Yehuda Kaslassi - 10 years ago

100% Blaugrana fish

sumaran72 - 10 years ago

what kind of rocks...anyone...thanks

Mike More - 10 years ago

Seiryu stone

MAJID YAQUB - 10 years ago

Stunning ! ....I only have 8 in my tank :)

Fifa Pro - 10 years ago

Beautiful tank trying to make mine like this one

Yellowswift3 - 10 years ago

Jewels in the water. :)

Nasso - 10 years ago

Really cool video. :) Love the colors. Neon tetras look really good in big groups.

KrispyAquascape - 10 years ago

That isn't a neon tetra. That my friend is a bigger cousin and as stated in the title, cardinal tetras

llavesol - 10 years ago

Hermoso

Ruby Covarrubias - 10 years ago

What are the fish called?

yave4algeria - 10 years ago

tetra cardinal

Jaen Gruner - 10 years ago

ohhhhh wie hübsch, ich finde die blaue farbe leutet richtig kräftig auch das rot ist prall zu erkennen^^ niedlich erinnert mich an meinen kleinen schwarm

Juan Encinas - 10 years ago

how many gallons is this aquarium?

David Carr - 10 years ago

how big is the tank??

Robert Spicer - 10 years ago

Do you name your fish?

gergy gerg - 10 years ago

song?

Darren Cordina - 10 years ago

Hi, my tetras are sick. They have a lump near their mouth. Is there any cure?

balto101010 - 10 years ago

Un verdadero espectáculo, gracias por el video, saludos

Benny Castillo Moreno my small fish tank - 10 years ago

I has some like that before great fish

Ahmad Kamil - 10 years ago

amazing..beautiful tetra..best music. what this music?

mac6mo - 10 years ago

Don't want to hurt feelings but get neon tetras later

unzicek - 10 years ago

I am afraid this video shows nothing but absolute incompetence. The fish tank is way too small for such enormous number of Tetras and the acquascaping is less than average (failed iwogumi, boring stones, no depth, no tension, no details, poor choice of plants too ... it looks like those fish tank back in 1970s). The true beauty of having Cardinal Tetras is that they are social fish forming shoal, an effect absolutely absent in your tank with so many of them. The tank would be great with only 15 Cardinals. With 100 of them, your tank looks like tanks you find in pet shop. It looks horrible and completly unnatural. I feel sorry for your fish.

Alexander Menes - 10 years ago

OMG! I want to live there hahaha..

Rashad Razak - 10 years ago

Lol over $100 bucks just on the fish..

Matt Richison - 10 years ago

Nice answer thanks man

antonio jose real - 10 years ago

Lindo espectaculo!!

Mike Kollin - 10 years ago

My God Man!!! What do you feed these fish??? It must surely be delicious beyond any other fish food! For they Gobble it up and then Dance to the beat of the Music!

I must have the knowledge of what this amazing fish food is!

Thank you!!!

P.s. hahahaha… :)

Mike More - 10 years ago

The more they are, the more they freak on food

brrticusrex - 10 years ago

Looks like he's feeding them live (or frozen) brine shrimp.

Kevin Stecho - 10 years ago

well done indeed

wordonawing - 10 years ago

This tank is amazing,but why dont you answer peoples questions??

MyDanron - 10 years ago

What is the tank's volume?

Bill Macisaac - 10 years ago

Thank you for sharing your vid.
Very nice, very nice in deed.

William K - 10 years ago

Yes. Rule 569, not just a comment.

Genma Saotome - 10 years ago

I need more tetras...

Matt Richison - 10 years ago

Hello this is from a I phone. But I have the regular blue, and 12 cardinals, my question is does the red fill in over time? Or are they just pale looking from shipping? They look just like this video though. Thx.

Mike Kollin - 10 years ago

+Matt Richison THe water has to be just right for them!
#1 Zero Ammonia or very little, Zero or very, very little Nitrite.
#2 The Ph has to be within proper limits.
#3 The temperature has to be right!
#4 YOu have to make sure the tank is at least a month or more old so the Bacteria is completely set.

I have 22 Cardinal tetras and have had them for 6 Months and they are very, very healthy! Find out what the proper PH is and water temperature for your Tetras! And put Bacteria into the water on a regular basis until it's set up! I put Bacteria in for a month, every day!

Every time you do a water change or add water, you have to add a little bacteria again.

P.s. And yes, the transportation method may have wore then out. Oh, when first adding fish, turn the lights off or way down. It helps them to calm.

Vivaldo Medeiros - 10 years ago

They live in the same temp as discus.. so if your discus are ok, they should be also. Cardinal tetras are somewhat hard to mantain, the way they were collected and the stress level they passed while transporting, may cause them to do not eat ... you have to put cardinals on a hospital tank and offer live food before sending em to your main aquarium. Also, the PH must be 5.5 - 6.5. Not much water movement and some shadowed places where they might seek for protection. Buying a school of 20-30 will help them adapt faster.

Matt Richison - 10 years ago

Cool thanks. They all died!!!! Weird!!! My discus are doing great!!! And eat like pigs. Those cardinal never ate anything, and they just started dropping 1 at a time. Any thoughts. Temp maybe?

Vivaldo Medeiros - 10 years ago

neon tetras have the red color ending in the middle of their body while cardinal tetras have the red line filled to the tail ... maybe yours are not showing full colors because - as you said - shipping.

mokilla - 10 years ago

Very nice! Congratulations! My neons are scared of the light and hide in one corner of the tank.. What is the first music?

Mike Kollin - 10 years ago

What kind of Stones are you using here? I mean the ones standing up with white stripes in them…

Roscoenelson Andsablegray - 10 years ago

How many gallons?

justin94block - 10 years ago

when do you usually feed them?

emazingjodaan - 10 years ago

once daily

SickKnowledge82 - 10 years ago

Probably when they get hungry?

ATBenz - 10 years ago

SUPER!!!

Robin Alexander Lywe - 10 years ago

** damn :D thats the most impressive colors in p axelrodi Iv ever seen! Iv had my own store / had my section at sweden no1 groosery

tanka99 - 10 years ago

Awesome tank matey……personally id add a few shrimp, for ground level activity, but i can't make a tank like this so….

Fish'nFireworks 14 - 10 years ago

Wow. That absolutely beautiful. I give you a 10.

Mike Kollin - 10 years ago

What kind of Live Food were they eating?

Ronald Blake - 10 years ago

Nice tank. loose the music, its gay

William K - 10 years ago

3 or 4 angels would make that tank look great. Also, some free money...for people who watch this. Yeah, that'll make me come back.

William K - 10 years ago

Too plain. Needs more fish variety.

Jonathan Gontiz - 10 years ago

is this fish keeping rule # 569 or something?

Carson Hird - 10 years ago

Aqua miracle. Absolute amazing!

Renato SkyWalker - 10 years ago

What kind of Lamp you have used to do this movie?
This Lamp color gave a great color to Neon =)

Marcus Vinicius - 11 years ago

quaal eh o preço do neon?

exv152 - 10 years ago

estes não são neons, são cardeais

みみかき - 11 years ago

すげー

Electric Water - 11 years ago

That's good to hear because we'd like to add another 50.

korbin H - 11 years ago

thats because your running 135 gallon tank, that ALOT of water to dilute the ammonia and nitrites :) I don't see you ever having an issue with that

Electric Water - 11 years ago

I've been using Stability on my new 135 for 3-4 weeks and I've added 50 Cardinals. It's been 2 weeks and they're doing great!

dajoke24 - 11 years ago

cardinal tetras aren't good for cycling a tank. they are quite hard to take care of

mario rodri - 11 years ago

Que regocijo para los ojos, precioso cardumen buen video, si señor

hmrhuang - 11 years ago

I can only count 99....=)

David ッ - 11 years ago

do they need a bubler?

PSonak - 11 years ago

No, you should use a heartier fish like platys, danios or mollies. Or you could use a piece of raw shrimp in the toe of a pair on nylons.

terrapedes - 11 years ago

no they should never be but in anything but an well established tank.

alexnelson09 - 11 years ago

Great, healthy-looking fish! Is this tank still running?

Electric Water - 11 years ago

Never heard that one before...

Firefly8450 - 11 years ago

Fish aren't necessary to cycle a new tank. Instead, use small amounts of fish food. As this rots, it will release ammonia which will help the tank cycle. HTH

Firefly8450 - 11 years ago

Please can you give us more details on the tank, like filter and plants etc...Looks great btw!

leslie hempel - 11 years ago

where can i see more info on this setup?

Electric Water - 11 years ago

Are they strong enough to help cycle a new tank?

Apoorv Onkar - 11 years ago

what is the size of your tank? thank you

Aggzz91 - 11 years ago

looks wicked when they school

NextLvLSold! - 11 years ago

This is a well done video kudos. I think though for comparison of size and motion you should get a larger goldfish. the gold color would really shine with the blue. Just one really large one.

amana kodum - 11 years ago

hey i have a 30cm height by x 30cm width and x60cmlong tank how many tertras could i fit in there ?

Marie E - 11 years ago

i never see that

worlukk - 11 years ago

incredibly beautiful

koushinproductions - 11 years ago

What feed do you give them?

D GW - 11 years ago

they aren't 'schooling' they are 'shoaling'....meh sorry but couldn't resist. There is a difference. A 'school' of fish all swim together in the same direction like herring. A Shoal just hang out in big groups together. Love your cardinals. great peaceful tank mate. Keep it up.

RobitskiStudios - 11 years ago

Hi, I'm just setting up a 60 liter myself! It depends... what are you putting in the tank (plants, rocks, maybe ornaments?) and if you are putting in other species. A well planted 60 liter can hold around a dozen neon tetras, but only if they are the only species.

RobitskiStudios - 11 years ago

100th like :3

Lewis Rummens - 11 years ago

How many neon tetras can i have in my 60 liter tank please someone tell me

Omar Vidal - 11 years ago

That's a very beautiful tank.

Xan Beerboy - 11 years ago

Can you tell me what are you feeding them? I got 10 of them in my 50 L tank and 3 cory and I would like to make sure I feed them properly. Thx!

Joris van der Kamp - 11 years ago

me too :-)

Joe Duerden - 11 years ago

How long did it take you to add all those fish, I've heard that you can only add 2 or 3 at once.

Joe Duerden - 11 years ago

Wow dude! There are so many of them! I love schooling fish!

Aqua Lover - 11 years ago

wow you re lucky ppl:)

Emmadril - 11 years ago

Ho-ly!

Oliver Daly - 11 years ago

what type of lighting is used

Caleb Poulson - 11 years ago

How many tetra's do you have?

Shy Ali - 11 years ago

I counted 99 .... great tank :)p

Karar Shah - 11 years ago

SUBHANALLAH really nice

Durian - 11 years ago

so darn beautiful. any tips with plantimg please

Vidal Soto - 11 years ago

Can Neon tetras school with other tetras like the black neon ones?

Amit Torawane - 11 years ago

"GREAT" I mean I never seen this cardinal tetras in huge quantity like this, & they are so beautiful and healthy.

wjeon5000 - 11 years ago

how they so colorful

Erik Gonzalez - 11 years ago

your tank is awesome

orobori - 11 years ago

thanks i do over filter using 2 external eheims and change water 50L at weekend and sometimes 25L midweek too I also use prime and nitrate absorbers i usually run pretty much zero levels, so yea thx ill bang a few more in :)

orobori - 11 years ago

nice school of cardinals, i have a 180L but I am not able to get them to school up just yet they tend to hide in the heavily planted areas, theres about 15 and a few other tetras in there, nothing big or aggressive.

lozt - 11 years ago

How big is that tank?

Nathan Butler - 11 years ago

Awesome!!

Aquarien Deutschland - 11 years ago

Das Aquarium war ein Augenschmaus auf der Heimtier Messe in München. Gratulation an Claudia Hary und Danke für die tolle Präsentation! OFAGD.de

Fisch Zimmer - 11 years ago

Kann mich meinem Vorredner nur anschließen! :D Ist das eine Rotala, links im hinterenbereich ? Und sind die Neons schon ausgewachsen? Oder bessergesagt, weist du ungefähr wie alt die sind?

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