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Aquarium Co-Op - 6 years ago

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Robin Currin - 6 years ago

Aquarium Co-Op this is off topic but I need information and haven't been able to find any we lost our goldfish the other day. I don't know really what happened I think he might of had ick at the end of his life cause it was just two days ago that I saw some thing on his side and he died before I could get the meds for him. My question is. How do I clean the tank. Make sure it's safe for maybe a new fish. I do have a plant in it. When would be a good time. Thank you for any help

Ken Satoshi - 6 years ago

13:19 Look Cory got himself a pet green rabbit

Kim Brooks - 6 years ago

I know this is an old video, but how much do you charge for your discus or do you not sell them anymore

Aquarium Co-Op - 6 years ago

We only sell them in the retail store

JessieTanks Aquatic Cave - 6 years ago

Bro, I can fit a whole cheeseburger in my mouth.

First Name - 6 years ago

I read the title as dead discus, goldfish, and Murphy

crystal harrison - 6 years ago

Epsom salt bath will help with swim bladder

krausekidz6 krause - 6 years ago

Use a small needle and deflate his swim bladder I've done it and my fish have done just fine

Happy grower Chris - 6 years ago

Get a small needle and pop his swim blater they swim to the bottom and it will seal up on its own work good

RedTail Mania - 7 years ago

i read the title and thought that murphy died!!!! thank god she did not.

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Xtreme Pro Exotics - 7 years ago

what species is at 16:50???

Aquatic Keeper - 7 years ago

great video

Tyler Steier - 7 years ago

You almost went super saiyan with that sneeze.

The Gecko 29 - 7 years ago

Actually peas don't help unless the goldfish is constipated

Stephen Rowley - 7 years ago

Problem of depending one single system for the entire set means one point of failure could wipe out every tank.

Derrick - 7 years ago

Hi iam starting my first tank here in Perth WA had molys 7 years ago

Romeo Vashishth - 7 years ago

What do you do to dispose of your dead fish.

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

Freeze them and then put them in the garbage on trash day.

Shoman Blues - 7 years ago

Why do you not puncture to remove air. I've done that for years.

Nutty 16 - 7 years ago

The swimblader goldfish looks like a clown fish XD

Sean Ford - 7 years ago

this video got me thinking about putting a snail in my 29 gallon because I have algae and the otocinclus is not eating it yet.

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Sean Ford - 7 years ago

can goldfish live in warm water for there whole life?

Bowser from Sonic - 7 years ago

I have a question

Danny's Aquariums - 7 years ago

Ask it maybe we can awnser it!

Michael - 7 years ago

That sucks! Onwards and upwards!

cscott - 7 years ago

Hey! Just a quick question! Where do you buy your tanks? I'd imagine they'd be cheaper for you since you have a store. Thanks! :D

cscott - 7 years ago

Do they sell tanks wholesale? Thanks for replying by the way.

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

Petco is pretty much the best.

Tanner M - 7 years ago

what a good snail that want attack (aka eat), sword and other plants also have fox tail floating

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

Malaysian Trumpet Snails

yvonne stowers - 7 years ago

the soda bottle what is it used for

moussaemad - 7 years ago

Is it possible that the fish will die simply 'overnight'? I thought it takes a bit longer than that to be oxygen deprived or ammonia poisoned.

moussaemad - 7 years ago

Erm, I see! That's a bit worrying! Gotta get my hands on a battery operated air pump then!! I do only fancy goldfish BTW.

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

Could be within minutes actually. all depends on how oxygen devoid the water is.

Jerome Saverimuttu - 7 years ago

I think the upside down goldfish is cute.

mike peluso - 7 years ago

R.I.P dicus

Upside town diy - 7 years ago

Rewarding hobby. Luckily they breed very well for your stock . Keeps prices low for such a shop . you should find a swimming pool . and do what you can to out door light .

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Micah Klassen - 7 years ago

What do those bubblers do exactly in all of the tanks? Are they bubblers to give the fish more oxygen?

100000SQUIRRELS - 7 years ago

hey do you ever breed gouramis

Noah Engvall - 7 years ago

what type of barrels do you use for the goldfish?

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

I use 275 gallon "IBC" totes.

Libesh Balakrishnan - 7 years ago

hey, sponge filters come with a tube, those are needed for it's efficient working ..... without it, the water won't flow through the sponge....

Sergio Contreras - 7 years ago

where do you buy your fish? I cant find a wholesale place.

Reese The cat lover - 7 years ago

☄️

Catherine Kennedy - 7 years ago

I can't put snails in my tank presently because my koi devour them! Have to wait until I get them in their new bigger tank and do something else with the 29 gal. I have a lot of ideas thanks to you and others that I watch on YouTube. Slowly getting things together for that. Sorry about your discus! I'd be devistated! They are expencive fish, or can be. Glad you found the reason for it and it was solved pretty easily.

Devin mufasa BOY - 7 years ago

wear can we buy fishes from u man? and can i get that gold fish with that fat body

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

We no longer sell fish online. In our retail store only.

MK Soul - 7 years ago

For the air hose barbs, use a small zip tie on the out side of the air line to help prevent them from popping off by accident. Used to use this trick on vacuum lines on turbo charged engines, and it also works for air pump hoses!

Shrimp Society - 7 years ago

12:00 what type of lid/ greenhouse panel is that because i want to make kids out of that plastic sheets but i don't know what they are called

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

Here is a video I did on how to make it :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHIcPnJ6NJg

Carlos Varela - 7 years ago

How many gallons is this discus tank?

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

40 gallons

jonas martin - 7 years ago

you can try frozen peas. I've heard that works

LOLWUT? - 7 years ago

Lol, you have fish as workers.

Lets Get It Fitness A.K.A Bigjayinga - 7 years ago

Great video. Why do some of your tanks have algae and some don't?

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

+Lets Get It Fitness A.K.A Bigjayinga depends whether they have algae eaters or how they have been setup etc.

Todd T - 7 years ago

too bad I can't attach a picture here, this vid just saved my fish,i decided to check my airflow after viewing. it was nill, i just replaced the diaphragm on this pump , so I opened it up and one of the valve units the diapgragm conects to is cracked , you can see through it, thanx cory, you saved me

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

+Todd T awesome.

Todd T - 7 years ago

great vid, i love seeing all those sponge filters, since watching your filter upgrade vid, i put sponges instead of cartridges, now I only do water every 3 weeks instead of weekly

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

+Todd T awesome. Glad it helps.

gradevoir - 7 years ago

hey i have 60 gallon brackish tank with a green spotted puffer is there a large snail that i could get that wont get eaten andwill survive

gradevoir - 7 years ago

ok thanks

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

I don't think so, brackish makes it tough, plus puffers typically hunt snails.

Brian Gwilliam - 7 years ago

What are the air pumps shown at 3:20?

Aquarium Co-Op - 7 years ago

+Brian Gwilliam linear air piston pumps from jehmco.com

Nancy Marcus - 8 years ago

can you give me 1 Aquarium and 1 of the striped fish with food deliver to over look street third house to the right address is 1936 by the 30th of november

Andrei Dones - 8 years ago

Can you try and get a centered mic? I hear too much voice in the left ear, making headphone listeners sound a little off balanced

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Rachael Dolezal - 8 years ago

Sorry Cory, I was like quit talking and get those remaining discus some air already!

francisco Hermosillo - 8 years ago

My bristle-noses don't eat my sword plants I have a flame red and regular Amazon swords I never seen Them ever eat none of my plants that why I got that species from what I learned is that they don't hurt plants. They like wood to eat on so I made sure to put some good pieces for them.

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

I can only go off my experience and the experience of my thousands of customers. Most have problems with Bristlenose and swords.

francisco Hermosillo - 8 years ago

Epsom salt bath will fix its swim bladder

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Only if it was constipated, the belly was sunk in as it hadn't eaten in weeks.

Jonathan Ford - 8 years ago

Thanks for preaching that snails are great cleaners! I don't understand how people hate them. I have never had to clean the algae off my walls in my tanks because of MTS, Ramhorns and Mystery snails!

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

I think the internet has just been able to brainwash people on things when it comes to aquariums. Snails are bad, they must die!

Austins Turbos garage!! - 8 years ago

I love the videos!!!!

David Knauss - 8 years ago

zip ties around the air hose barbs

Bugalete Mircea - 8 years ago

Hi. Could you recommend some snails that the goldfish wouldn't eat them and they're good algae eaters? Cheers

Bugalete Mircea - 8 years ago

Ok. I'll give them a try. Cheers for that.

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Depends on the size of the goldfish, but Large nerite snails work well and sometimes Japanese Trapdoor snails depending on the temp the tank is running at.

Mark Guitars - 8 years ago

great work Cory, you"re the hardest workin' man in the fish tank business!

COOPER'S CICHILDS - 8 years ago

cool

Mari Kurokawa - 8 years ago

try feeding frozen peas to goldfish when they have swim bladder it helps them digest quicker

Thuddy Waters - 8 years ago

I had the same problem with Italian Val. It was multiplying like crazy, but the plants were only getting two to three inches tall. My Corkscrew Val is doing much better, growing all the way to the top of my 40 breeder, and it looks much cooler than Italian Val. I recommend Corkscrew Val. It takes longer to get going, but once it does it really takes off!

Paul Chippington - 8 years ago

I know what you mean, some times we just dont hear or see what is right in front of our faces. Sorry about the Discus fish.

Backyard Hobbiez - 8 years ago

Pea puffer in a 5.5 gal?

Marks Shrimp Tanks - 8 years ago

Sucks to lose fish ...

Pit Dawg - 8 years ago

what was that plant in the beta tank that was being held down with the filter?

Floyd Conrad - 8 years ago

sorry about all the bad luck Cory that's a lot to take in all one day

Caitlynn kruppa - 8 years ago

I really do suggest feeding the swim bladder fish some pieces of peas. It really does help.

Chelsee Parsons - 8 years ago

Hey! I love your videos! Especially because they touch base on so many different species of fish! I would love to learn more about each species! Wouldn't it be cool if he did different species videos!? Just one type of fish at a time! Anyway just a thought! Love what you do!

Liga Skirbauska - 8 years ago

aww..that moment you restarted video in shop and I saw youre eyes I knew its bad..you looked like after crying..I cry for each and any fish I lose....I supose to you its not for 1 fish,but whole discus tank is really painfull-i feel youre pain and Im sorry Cory...I know you will recover that discus tank soon and probably it will be even better.. I wanna thank you for showing problems to,not only good days.it gives realism and informs people like me..You know what-I would love if you,when ever get sick fish would film it,show us how that looks and what you do,how you deal with it,even when it ends bad(you know its better to learn from mistakes of others than on own)..and well,there is no video series of fish health..I supose some people dont want to show it,so people think they never get fish ill or something like it...and you know-we the newbies tend to kill fish with our care overmedicating fish,or just medicating with wrong thing(so yes,series about illneses and how its healed would be more than awesome..cos you know,I hear names of illneses but how that really looks and what to do the best,I dont know(and I supose many others to)so yee,if you cud make series for newbies-guide for dumies-like for kids,jusyt show us perfect exsample of something and how its healed...how to treat tank with exterior filter?and so on..well,you got lots of aquariums,and I bet from time to time someone gets really bad and you have to fight a bit for saving it..so all you need to do is just record it,all you do,and show us.so if we see fish with something like that-we can fallow steps easy...and thats really needed thing-cos even on forums suposetube of people who know really well,same thing one calls one way and says do this,and other says other thing and instructions...at the end I start to think pros just dont want to even show that sometimes they get ill fish,or just dont have time for us..and you know,the issue,that we dont know enought,i think is reason there is no more hobyists...and I think everyone after starting in some moment,when problems start,gets in fase,why I even started aquarium,if I dont have enought knowledge? Why Im even trying? and many then just sell of aquarium,and get of hoby and not cos they are lazy,dont want to learn,are not searching info,but cos info is not that easy to find to newbie-who dont even recognize most of fish..So,something like that Cory,hope you understand,and can make us this big favour I know many will be very gratefull about...dont show only good parts,all what goes good..show us mistakes to,so we know,things sometimes go wrong,even to best,the question is how we gonna learn from it..How maximum quantity of people can learn from 1 mistake...and if you will check on youtube,there is no info about this issue...just some very superficial videos made by kids who dont know them self what they are doing...there is some info,but clearly and understandably,so we can se and recognize issue,there is not..and I think thats most important part of all...when we will know what to do and how this or that looks,atleast we wont be in darkness,like idiots bying all meds in row and experimenting on fish,and still not getting to understanding what we did wrong and what we did wright and had to keep doing..So yee,Cory,TY for sharing this pain of yours and keep sharing all you know,keep educating us for wellbeeing of our fishes and us,TY ahuead and back ;)

lenny0813 - 8 years ago

What's the reason you donwanna put pleco in diskus tank, eats plants ?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Bristlenose eat sword plants, yes.

Cambodia Paul's Organic Farming - 8 years ago

Cory, don't you find the sponge filters would move more water through them if you were to install the lift tubes to the top of the filters that don't have them, currently? My father was a masonry contractor for most of his life. He knew how to build fireplaces. Tall flues would draw air like mad. That's what I thought of, while watching this video and noticing so many of your sponges that didn't have the lift tubes on them. Give those bubbles more tube length to lift through and they will move more water.

(Yes, I realize this may not be much of an issue. But, for some folks I feel it could be? Your thoughts?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

My thoughts are, I don't use sponges for mechanical filtration, so less draw is better. If you were using it for mechanical, sure.

Pennie Wyatt - 8 years ago

I was just binge watching border security and you have a twin on that show! American Canadian border. Love your channel.

Amers 1957 - 8 years ago

To fix swim bladder, have them eat a frozen pea... That's supposed to help

MANUP - 8 years ago

Cory. You should put a dab of hot glue or crazy glue or locktite on the top of the hose to the valve to prevent this from happening again and vibrations shaking lose the line. If you need to replace line you can just then unscrew the valve from main pvc and replace

Aquarium Lover - 8 years ago

what do you do with extra guppy fry

Aquarium Lover - 8 years ago

Aquarium Co-Op so lucky. I'm breeding guppies for experience and knowledge to have a bigger batch. do you have tips for traping and keeping the parents from eating them thanks

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

I mostly sell all I produce which is lucky :)

TheNeers71 - 8 years ago

The Murphy cam is great! I'll definitely have it up whenever I study!

macuss87 - 8 years ago

So the last video with Murphy I said something about a Murphy cam live stream and here it is!

Steenfott Aquatics - 8 years ago

I am glad the cam is back live, i use to watch it live all the time at work. R.I.P. Discus =(

Kazz - 8 years ago

How's the storm? Any power outages yet?

Kazz - 8 years ago

+Aquarium Co-Op That's good! Did all of the fish make it?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

+Kazz store was only out for 1 hour. Got lucky.

Cory of all Trades - 8 years ago

Where did you get your saulosi I am having major problems finding a good supply? No local non-box stores :(

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

+Cory Cooper the wet spot tropical fish.

Ryan Kinslow - 8 years ago

Are those foam filters all you are using for filtration?

olivia casciano - 8 years ago

Aquarium Co-Op my black telescope goldfish does that

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Correct yes.

Patrick Ang - 8 years ago

you keep goldfish with corys?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Typically not.

Paul Withey - 8 years ago

Hi Cory, what fish were in the tank with the rabbit snail?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Cyprichromis Leptosoma and sterbai corydoras.

ray taylor - 8 years ago

i would name that goldfish derpy.

Flynn's Fish Forum - 8 years ago

I love the Murphy cam! Would you ever consider adding a live chat to the website? I think that would be fun.Great video!!

Flynn's Fish Forum - 8 years ago

I signed up. seems like a pretty cool page

Steenfott Aquatics - 8 years ago

A live chat would be neat, you could also come hang out with Cory and I here on this live chat. http://www.wafishbox.com/forums/

AndrewL - 8 years ago

The live camera is an awesome idea! I'm checking it out right now.

nem_jeff_destroyer_5 - 8 years ago

build the goldfish with swim bladder issues a stryrofoam floating contraption, sort of like a wheel chair, that would get a lot of views! Saw you on the murphy cam btw.

Chubby Dragon - 8 years ago

Maybe you could build some sort of like a life jacket for the upside down goldfish?

AngelMega1 - 8 years ago

OMG PLEASE SELL ME SOME PEARLSCALE GOLDFISH

ThePinkKitty97 - 8 years ago

Male and female guppies please

Samuel Delonge - 8 years ago

God bless you for the sneeze!

ThePinkKitty97 - 8 years ago

Where are you located at

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Edmonds, Washington near Seattle.

ThePinkKitty97 - 8 years ago

Can you send me some fish for the $10 dollars for surprise don't care what whatever is $10 but more then 2

Ivan Lolwing - 8 years ago

cory if you want to grow goldfish fast i saw a video about goldfish realeased in the wild and they are able to eat other creatures so feed them protein

Epic Tyson - 8 years ago

Life is complete, Murphy cam

mitchell bolsover - 8 years ago

Great Video!! I will most likely watch Murphy cam all the time I really want to get a MBU Puffer but I only have a 15 gallon tank

s r - 8 years ago

cory if you dont want plants like duckweed or something can you ship it to me...i am yonung and i try to maintain my small aqurium by my own money i cant afford lots of plants

Nolan McEachern - 8 years ago

are you planning on raising the African cichlid babies from the female african cichlid.

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

If they spit in the tank sure, but not really planning on stripping fry at the moment.

gutsanglory1 - 8 years ago

Ahhh man,,,,sorry to hear about your Discus, proves that even you are human, and can miss stuff. Thanks for sharing your fails, as well as the many many wins.
Looks like your camera is "out of action" ??
Cheerz

Oliver Ansell - 8 years ago

U can use a needle to take the air out of the goldfish and fix the swimblader that way

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s r - 8 years ago

forse feed the gold fish some smashes shelled pea

Kinion Sober - 8 years ago

give the swim bladder frozen thawed peas!

heatherwanderer777 - 8 years ago

Looks like you got something going on with your left eye Cory, hope it gets better quick. Nothing freaks me out more then when something goes wrong with one of mine!! eeek/shudder!

Jillian Leigh - 8 years ago

I wish you shipped plecos, I was wanting a couple or the small variety to put in my two tanks the only place i can go to for fish is Petco or Petsmart they have horrible selection and I feel horrible giving them money when they don't take very good care of their animals. the closest aquatics store is over 2 hours away from me :(

Jillian Leigh - 8 years ago

Cool, thanks!

Steenfott Aquatics - 8 years ago

you could try http://www.wetspottropicalfish.com/ if you are in the US. They ship a ton of fish and get a lot of good reviews. Plus they generally have a ton of plecos.

Jillian Leigh - 8 years ago

Even worse, the close one, even though it's called an Aquatics store, sells Puppies, and kittens, which doesn't sit well with me.

Момчил Божинов - 8 years ago

I hope your spy cams that you have just opened up to the world are not on the same network as the computer in the store

harrisshelton1 - 8 years ago

made a typo in the description says "Murphy came" instead of "Murphy cam".

matthew smith - 8 years ago

Awesome stuff as usual Cory. Bit of a question that will probably show my ignorance on the subject but, in terms of dirtyness, how do mbunas compare to fancy goldfish? I just see stocking suggestions to over stock on mbunas yet goldies need 30 gallons plus per fish, I see you touched upon this in the video, made me curious

matthew smith - 8 years ago

Yeah, I'm that guy who replies to his own messages.

While I'm on one about fish stocking I see lots of hydroponics setups with; jade perch, silver perch, tilapia and goldfish with the fish kept in sealed drums, often not huge in diameter,and stocked in much larger quantities than I've ever seen any fishtuber advocate. Where do you come down on this?

Zack Chapman - 8 years ago

should those air lines be zip tied on to the nozzles just to make sure they don't blow off?

henry webb - 8 years ago

Can you do a video on all your display tanks?

M. Yates - 8 years ago

Maybe try feeding de-shelled peas, heard it helps a lot with swim bladder disorder. Good luck!

P and P Aquatics - 8 years ago

Ok cory just try frozen peas before you get rid of the fish wih swimbladder issues

doug ross - 8 years ago

can you use pen to deflate blader like they do deep sea fishing

amcluesent - 8 years ago

Definitely need to move the cam for a better view of Murphy

JCCF Tropicals - 8 years ago

Sorry for your loss. Thats never fun. But on a brighter note. Everything else looks great.

Robert treboR - 8 years ago

Anyone have any tricks to keep suction cups to hold better? I have a power head that falls and slides quite a bit. And it can make a huge mess I have sand and plant. Thanks

I was thinking Hot glue a magnet on the back and have a magnet on the out side of the tank. Of course with some type of fabric some something not to damage the glass.

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

I recommend zoo med's mag clips. http://amzn.to/2e1BAnq

Catfish Cave - 8 years ago

Bushynose vs Snails!! Can't wait for the results. How do snails do in the soft Seattle water? No problem with shell erosion?

mitchell bolsover - 8 years ago

How do i help Gourami's they are very shy so how do I make them less shyand ineract with me?
and i have 4 in a 15 gallon is that ok

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

There are definitely problems. Its one of the reasons all the tanks have crushed coral in them to help.

kerry riley - 8 years ago

thanks for the Murphy cam!!! I subscribed to laments channel when he had 25 subscribers. it is very interesting!

Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago

dude...I cry a little anytime I see or hear about a dead discus =(

Steenfott Aquatics - 8 years ago

I just saw them too =(

Josh Booth - 8 years ago

I want a fish room like this so bad!....

Sam O'keefe - 8 years ago

give the goldfish peas

D Man - 8 years ago

give the goldfish some peas in 2 Minn s it good

Eddie Ooi - 8 years ago

feed the goldfish peas in a separate tank .

Eddie Ooi - 8 years ago

the one with swim bladder*

Eugene Lee - 8 years ago

Best think i could think of would be try to vent the goldfish but that is a high risk procedure involving a hypodermic needle to let some gas out of it's swim bladder.

A Fish Guy - 8 years ago

the pressure is so high as it is. it blows them off!

j.r.d.l - 8 years ago

what do you think about dwarf hair grass

j.r.d.l - 8 years ago

cant you just give the fish peas for the bladder problem

Stef Styl - 8 years ago

2:00 feed his peas !!!!

orlando kong - 8 years ago

Now is your wife's tank? Can you do an update

Jason Bourne - 8 years ago

Nice Videos as always ;) do u now whitch snails i could set in my tank witch Look Nice and for 100% Don t Eat shrimp? Thanks

Jason Bourne - 8 years ago

thanks

j.r.d.l - 8 years ago

but for multiplication its the mystery snail but they grow big

j.r.d.l - 8 years ago

nerite snails are awsome

Jason Bourne - 8 years ago

And multiply

GB İs awesome - 8 years ago

hey cory how can i a freshater puffer like murphy

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Order one up at your local fish store once you have an appropriate size tank and have done the research.

Nathan C. - 8 years ago

Ok thanks!

The Water Box - 8 years ago

RIP Discus :(

MANUP - 8 years ago

Cory, you need to take a break from your daily dose. I/We can see the energy being drained out of you ,and when you are tired from being overworked, videos are that much less fun. Also, as a small business owner who used to sell singles, then dozens, then hundreds of orders a day... quantity does not mean more happiness or more income, it just means more work (more emails, more invoices, more shipping etc). Keep up the good work and I look forward to your videos.

Donnalee Pisanii - 8 years ago

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Jacob Wyrick - 8 years ago

Hey Corey, I am looking to get into keeping some of the plecos I find interesting. What size of tank would you recommend?

Jacob Wyrick - 8 years ago

Aquarium Co-Op Awesome I was wanting to start keeping some and have been trying to do research on the different strands of them. Do you have any suggestions on where to look?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Depends on species, at least a 40 breeder.

The Angry Fish Guy - 8 years ago

yay Murphy cam!

ShortNanxious - 8 years ago

Great daily dose... Glad I'm not the only fish keeper who messes up and kills fish sometimes... always a bummer

Matt B - 8 years ago

Any idea when the next one tank at a time will be up?

THE KIWIKID - 8 years ago

+Aquarium Co-Op I have a vid on my channel THE KIWIKID that I made yesterday could you please put it up on your channel

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

not sure.

laura sutton - 8 years ago

you can use mini hose clamps so the tubes doint come off agin that sucks

Tanner M - 7 years ago

It's really late but twist ties and zip ties work great also

adam - 8 years ago

This^^^

laura sutton - 8 years ago

i would put the gold fish out of his missery

Name Unavailable. - 8 years ago

hey Cory. do you ever euthanize the hopeless fish? if so what is your preferred method?

Alberto Ramos - 8 years ago

Sorry for your losses...it's never good to loose a fish, specially a expensive one. Just a tip... I've have my air Iines come off before too. Way I fixed that was to use small zip ties at the line connection and done deal.

Luis Franco - 8 years ago

you should do a video just on guppies and make sure you name them both at the store and at home

Grumpy Santa - 8 years ago

how about a turtle egg update...or did I miss it?

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Theres no update really. They are sitting in their incubator for the next 2+ months.

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

Linear Air Piston Pumps.

Justin S - 8 years ago

Idk if you thought about it but when you hook up the second pump on the opposite side of the room it would make a difference.

Aquarium Co-Op - 8 years ago

If you build an air loop correctly it should make no difference as it's a pressurized system. And since it's in a loop there is no pressure loss down one of the race ways.

Danny's Aquariums - 8 years ago

Great Cory! I love the Murphy cam! I subbed to the man!

neilhy - 8 years ago

Another great video Cory. 2 things though .....
1). Can you put a Plec in with the goldfish? Isn't that a tropical into coldwater scenario?
2). Be careful with that shop camera re customer privacy. Some would prefer not to be broadcast across the internet!
Keep up the good work and best wishes from the UK.

Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago

wow very interesting. Basically in NY (not sure if that goes for the entire US) if you're in a place where you would not feel comfortable enough to undress then you can be filmed.....that includes being in front of a window in your own home that doesn't have the shades drawn shut.

neilhy - 8 years ago

Rich's Fishes Yeah, you have to have a license to film any public area. Like if you have CCTV on your house you're not allowed to film the pavement in front of your house!! Mad rules!

Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago

not sure if its different in the UK......but if you're in a public space you really have no reason to expect privacy; but I know Cory typically goes out of his way to not film his customers.

Mir Sadek - 8 years ago

neilhy some plecos are okay because they can stand cooler temps,and its ok to kind of raise the temps to around 72-76 degrees so its balances out since the goldfish can also take a little warmer water

Jean-luc Chessher - 8 years ago

uv grows algy

Will Deasy - 8 years ago

Hard subject and haven't' seen any knowledgable videos on the the topic, but would be extremely helpful to explain the best way to put down a fish humanely.

smiler - 7 years ago

Will Deasy two bricks.

Hillariat 21 - 7 years ago

Will Deasy sedate with excess clove oil. then overdose with clove oil and leave it for 30min-1hr to ensure its 100% dead from overdose.

Paul Sam - 7 years ago

Rich's Fishes after your sure the fish is asleep and theres a way to tell 2oz of white alcohol (Vodka or Gin) 1 oz at a time waiting 15
minutes in between . make sure the fish is sleeping because its a terrible sight to see if hes not.
google how to tell when a fish is asleep for sure.

Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago

Not sure if there is anything to agree or disagree with there. But, if time is really the only factor then quick physical "decapitation" might be the best choice......but likely the hardest for most fish keepers. Plus, I've seen debates on whether a fish in clove oil dies in seconds, or if it sort of gets put to sleep in seconds and then takes some time to really die. Who knows if/what it can feel in the interim. Kind of like sophie's choice i suppose. Ever read or see "Johnny Got His Gun" (and/or know the Metallica song "One"?)....story about a soldier who lost all his limbs in battle and is essentially in a coma where the drs assume hes not feeling any pain; but his brain is fully functioning and he desperately tries to communicate with a nurse asking her to end his life (I Think I'm recalling that correct anyway!)

Will Deasy - 8 years ago

I don't agree. We can make an educated guess. Clove oil takes seconds, freezer takes much longer so the pain is much longer. Absolutely agree though, we all have the best intent, it's just experience shows us the best way

Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago

wow bob, that is pretty interesting. But you're right....i'm sure you can find studies saying just the opposite! Fact of the matter is it sucks having to do it no matter what route you choose. The fact that any of us at least contemplate the most humane way to do it at least speaks volumes of our intent and its really a choice between the lesser of two (or many more) evils. We'll never know for sure until a dead fish comes back to life and tells us whats up lol!

Will Deasy - 8 years ago

Cruel. Killing a fish is not the same as putting down. RSPCA has a good guide http://kb.rspca.org.au/what-is-the-most-humane-way-to-euthanase-aquarium-fish_403.html

MANUP - 8 years ago

What about tonic soda water

Will Deasy - 8 years ago

Totally agree. Freezer is horrific way for a fish to go. Clove oil is the best way, I've used it myself. But this is why I think a video would really help. To explain when to put a fish down and the best method.

Steenfott Aquatics - 8 years ago

Hey Rich, i recently was reading about a study that came out showing that putting fish in a freezer is extremely painful. I forget what University did it, but they compared putting cold blooded animals in the freezer to putting warm blooded animals in an oven. They said cold blooded animals would feel like they are burning as they start to freeze. It was very interesting, but you know, for every study that says one thing you can find another study that says the opposite. I just thought it was interesting.

neilhy - 8 years ago

Will Deasy When I had a nearly dead large Koi I put it in the freezer. Thought that was the best way for it to go.

Rich's Fishes - 8 years ago

As already mentioned clove oil works well.....it quickly sedates the fish and eventually deprives it of oxygen. Placing the fish into a freezer is also considered humane. As rough as it sounds, a quick chop with a knife can also be pretty humane as it gets it over and done with almost instantly.

Rahul Kaushik - 8 years ago

Will Deasy use clove oil

ramming_robbo - 8 years ago

hi corey i am getting a second tank it is going to be a 60 litre a 2 foot tank i would like to make it a shrimp tank with a couple of guppies do you think these will be fine with 10 shrimp and 4 guppies

scott Hipkiss - 8 years ago

ramming_robbo I would just stick to shrimp then

ramming_robbo - 8 years ago

Thanks i have had abad experince with a snail i had in a smaller tank with 2 gold fish it laid eggs the eggs didnt hatch the 2 gold fish died we had for 2 +years and then the snail floated for a day wich i was told they may do and the i picked it up and it was all like rooten

scott Hipkiss - 8 years ago

ramming_robbo I wouldn't use any bottom dwellers with shrimp I would suggest snails with shrimp as the majority of bottom dwellings would eat your shrimp

ramming_robbo - 8 years ago

Okay thanks would you have any other ideas for a smaller cleaning fish i have 2 generic catfish and a khulio loach any other ideas

scott Hipkiss - 8 years ago

ramming_robbo I would imagine that a clown loach would eat the shrimp

ramming_robbo - 8 years ago

+Tengu3000 in my other tank i have over stocked a little bit so just wanted to double check also do you think that a clown loach would be good a small one

Tengu3000 - 8 years ago

I'm not corey, but that's plenty of space for that bio-load

ramming_robbo - 8 years ago

and maybe 6 or so tetras

Black_Blue - 8 years ago

sad. :( man

PINOY FISH TANKS - 8 years ago

try to care for a flowerhorn

PINOY FISH TANKS - 8 years ago

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