Make Money Selling Aquarium Plants | Aquatic Plants for Profit

Here’s everything you need to know to get started on plants for profit. In this plants for profit video, I’ll go over what aquatic plants I sell, where I sell them (online mostly), and how I pack and ship my aquatic plants. Hope this helps!

Note: I don’t sell plants full time, if I do I can see this being a very profitable business.

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0:00 - Intro
0:53 - What I Sell
3:10 - Where I Sell
4:58 - Packing & Shipping
6:57 - Final Thoughts

#tanktastic #plantedaquariums #plantsforprofit

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[bubblezaquatics]

Selling aquarium moss makes a lot of money I had personal experience of growing them in grids inside of mini green houses under t5 grow lights with heat mats and spraying it 4 times a day with maxigrow water

[guppy]

This is probably one of the best and most explanatory plant for profit video on YouTube 👌🏾

[raisinggoldfishonabudget]

I'm glad I found your video being there's not that many on you tube, I've been thinking about
"plant's for profit" in a 16x16 ft shed. I have a good start on tanks & I working on growing a
few plant's, I have water wisteria, rotala Indica, jungle Val, & just got some hornwort.

What tanks I have is 2-110 gal stock tanks "thick rubber" 3-55gals, 1-20 gal long 1-30gal long
& a 75 gal, & a 10 gal. If all goes right down the road I may be getting a used reg 30 gal too 🤞
as for fish that I will have will be just for fertilizer they will be in the 2 -110 gal stock ponds.

The fish of choice is wild lake bluegill/brim-sunfish, & comet goldfish & guppies

[Jansen-vx]

Guppy grass is easy. It grows very fast.

[furleyarsenal]

Loved this video. I’ve been interested in this for a while.

[kingcherryblossom]

Awesome video! Very informative, helped me a lot!

[stellarlivingstoned]

Hey Dude, keep up the good work. Not too many subscribers now but I can see you blowing up soon!

[MichaelsHomeCooking]

I think this is great and happy for you. I will be setting up a small 10 gallon soon/this week. It will be my 5th tank and I don't need to buy any plants since I can take from the older tanks. Once plants really get going, they can actually be quite evasive. The only plant I think I may need to buy in a couple or three months is some java moss or any good moss for fry... I have some, but not enough. I am hoping to raise up some apistogramma and possibly some angel fry. If I'm successful. Great video and I hope this helps you sell more!

[SlickNick]

Great video! I wish I had some good local people to get plants from! Purchasing online from stores lately has been rough some plants have been out of stock for too long!!

[constancewiley]

Some lfs would take in plants too, you can bargain with them and some of them give store credit sometime too

[kfeces]

I used to sell crypt spiralis, that shit would grow insanely fast.

I really want to try spiralis tiger but $30 a plant is too much for me.

[ejbrinegar]

Dear Swang:
I used to communicate with Jake of Racoon Creek Aquatics when he was actively YouTubing:
He had a dream of selling aquatic plants. But, since he stopped YouTubing we lost touch.
I have yet to take the plunge and inject CO2 into an aquarium. I keep about half a dozen tanks going around my house and only around half of them are planted. I say around because I make it a habit to break down one tank whenever I start a new one. I’ve made the mistake of keeping too many tanks going at once and I get burned out. When caring for my pets and plants becomes a chore, it’s time to let go of a tank or two.
Here’s a link to one of my, more popular, recent videos:
Thank you for posting this, interesting and informative video on selling aquatic plants for profit.
All my best,
Sincerely,
E. J. Brinegar

[vennilapavithra]

If you don't mind can you send your aquatic plants wholesale in India, Tamilnadu.

Note
I needed 100 pecies of each plants

[TheTrueMitch]

You really sleeping on easy/beginner plants. They grow so fast and sell 10x more than my rare plants.

Also for the last 2yrs I've been shipping first class only. They usually arrive in 2-4 days just like priority. Plants are pretty resilient and can last up to 10-14 days in the mail, usps warehouses are temp controlled and it's usually the extreme weather from sitting on people's porches for too long that kills them.