Sam walks through cold water fish for home aquariums: goldfish, Chinese neons, koi carp, bubble eyes, Bettas, and telescope fish. He covers what each species needs to eat, where they live best, and which ones get along together.
Foreign welcome to this new video from Animal expert where we will show you the most popular cold water fish and give you some basic tips for caring for them. Let's get started. Not all cold water fish have the same ph, temperature or food needs. But the fish we suggest below can live happily indoors without the use of high temperatures or controlled salinity. To keep a fish in optimal conditions, you will need a fish tank or aquarium quality water and a filter to clean it. Decoration and recording. Finally, you will need to investigate their diet to ensure it is of high quality. If you properly care for them, you will enjoy beautiful and long lived fish. Goldfish are one of the most popular fish in the world. It will be enough to find a middle brown between the pH and GH temperature parameters for them to feel comfortable. The values we have set are a limit that you should not exceed. You will also need an aerator so that they can breathe and not die. Finally, you should know that in order for the goldfish to survive, you should not feed it commercial pellets. You should prepare fish and vegetable based baby food. This way you will prevent your goldfish from suffering from swim bladder disease. Chinese Neons usually live in communities of more than seven individuals. They are small fish measuring between 4 and 6 centimeters centimeters and create a beautiful effect in the aquarium. They are very adaptable and hardy and can live with other peaceful fish. Although they can tolerate temperatures of 26 degrees Celsius, it is important that you keep them around 18 or 20. We recommend using a covered fish tank as they tend to jump out of the aquarium easily. Coi carp are really beautiful specimens. Bringers of good luck that usually thrive in temperatures around 18 degrees Celsius. They can reach a considerable size, so it is highly recommended that they be kept in a small pond or lake. We must be careful when putting them together with other smaller fish as they can easily become their food. Finally, we should mention that they can live between 25 and 30 years. Bubble eyes is a fish that belongs to the goldfish family, so their care is really similar. Their appearance is unique as they have two enormous swollen eyes that are large and filled with liquid. Precisely for this reason, we should avoid decorative elements and hard vegetation. We could burst one of their eyes. We recommend mixing them only with fish of the same species. Of all the aforementioned, the pita fish is the one that requires a slightly higher temperature. It is perfect for warm climates or well acclimated interiors, especially in winter. However, and although it appreciates high temperatures more, the Betta fish is very adaptable. It is also known as the Shium fighter because it is extremely aggressive with other specimens. We should never put two males together and it is preferable to have a single specimen or a combination of fish that have already lived together before. The last one on this list is the telescope fish, also from the same family as the gallfish. Its care is really simple and like the bubble eye fish, it stands out for having unusual eyes. We are going to arrange the decorative elements in the same way and opt for soft and fine vegetation. We will also make baby food so that it is a long lived and healthy fish. If you like this video, give it a like and don't forget to subscribe to our channel where we will upload videos every week. Sam.
