Fish Tank Barn Tour: A Fish Room Filled With Endangered Fish!

Hello Everyone,
We were able to tour the Fish Tank Barn and wanted to bring you some of the cool fish!

If you want to learn more about some of the fish featured in this video check out these species profiles:

For the latest in the fish room check us out on Instagram primetime_aquatics

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[FishTankBarn]

It was great having you guys out to the barn. Thanks for filming really enjoyed looking at the fish room from someone else's perspective

[markfranklin]

I love Mike's channel I check it out all the time. Thanks for sharing 💯👍✌️

[daveartwood]

Mike's videos inspired me to get into Goodieds. I currently have 16 Ameca Splendens from 2 different sources in a 75gal and have a 29gal setup for the fry when they get established to separate the generations and will eventually get a third generation tank.Their mating ritual is fascinating to watch. I recently joined the Chicago Livebearers Society and have learned a lot. Greg Sage is another inspiration.

[Lumpydog]

Glad to see Mike getting some YouTube love for his fish room (barn) and all he does to positively impact the hobby. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

[HeyItsCeeJay]

It was awesome talking with you guys, I can't wait to see your take on the rest of the fish stores in my area lol

[XCaliKev]

👍😎 Have to say, Sevrum (I can’t spell) is one of those I usually think ehhh, but those red shoulders are stunning.

[stilesslosson]

Most the time what we think is a dirty tank is actually a very clean fully running eco system...I haven't changed my water in 3 months and my parameters are perfect...no ammonia no nitrates n staying around 40 ppm nitrites wich is nutrients in the water that your plants will love! Nature does it best!

[rman]

Nice Video! Would you consider doing a video on Aluminum Sulfate? Several members around Toledo just lost fish due to the city treating the water with this. It’s apparently a spring treatment. De chlorinators don’t touch it. Thanks

[audrameyer]

I love the Fish Tank Barn! He has some awesome fish. This was really cool, thank you!

[dynamicdeadhead]

4:37 what are those little black and white speckled fish?! 😍

[MakoyUnggoy]

Any video is a good one if it shows cichlids, love those Sevs!

[dynamicdeadhead]

3:34 What is that small black and white striped fish? I love it! I looked up Tropheus molorio, but that’s a red fish…

[mechellevita-kwpt]

I got my Aquashella Dallas ticket today hope to see you there

[TharangaUdagedara]

Hi, just need an advise. I have a planted 3ftx1ftx1.5ft tank with 3 corrys, 1 ed tailed shark and had 6 clown loaches. there are about 10 shrimps as well. Since January, a clown loach died each month. They simply come to the top for breathing (I think it is kind of a death symptom) or rested on the filter for a couple of days then gone. The tank is seasoned and no ich, their bodies showed no wrong. These three are sort of skinny and other two are bit grown. All are below three inch. So, any idea would be a great help to protect the other three. Tank parameters are ok. And fish are in bright colour as well. Hope you would reply like you always do. Thanks

[Kitaquatics]

The fish at 3:58 are Ataeniobius toweri, or Towe's goodeid I believe

[MinhHieu-ieeh]

Hey Prime Time Aquatic can you make a video about Blue Pygmy Sunfish vs Scarlet Badis/Dario Dario: Which is The Ultimate Colorful Nano Centerpiece Fish.

[tomongvue]

Hi, I have a question. So I have been struggling to cycle my tank. I purchase fritz turbo start and fritzzyme 7 and still this tank will not cycle. I did some research and I found out that beneficial bacteria like a ph level of 7. So I assumed that's the reason this tank won't cycle as my tap water is a 6. How ever, these test strips and master test kits only show a ph level of 6 so ny tap water can be lower, who knows. So my question is, if beneficial bacteria do prefer a ph level of 7 and higher, how do people cycle there tank with a low ph levels? I know german blue rams prefer ph levels of 5 to 6, so how are people able to have German blue rams being that they prefer a ph level of 5 and 6 when beneficial bacteria needs a ph level of 7 and up? Wouldn't this cause the beneficial to die with such a low ph level causing an ammonia spike which causes these blue rams to die?

[Cichlid__ever]

My brichardis I’ve had for 3 years now and have never bread. Is it possible cause I have 2 males? And not a breeding pair

[luizpz]

Hey guys anyone has buy fish from Aquarium Fish Sale?