Best monster fish?
- Thread starter THE FISH GUY INDIA
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What is a Hubli Hubli? You said it ate your red tailed catfish in one video! Looked like some kind of large cichlid, but too dark to make out. Looking forward to seeing pics too.
I have some advice for The Fish Guy India regarding YouTube videos.
When the camera focuses on you it is very clear, but when you focus on the fish it is not.
While you are a handsome young fellow, the audience really wants to see the fish!
Focus more on the fish in the videos.
Take some time to study the proper way to shoot videos and photographs of an aquarium and your videos will be much better.
Also it is much more professional if you script out what you are going to say in advance.
When the camera focuses on you it is very clear, but when you focus on the fish it is not.
While you are a handsome young fellow, the audience really wants to see the fish!
Focus more on the fish in the videos.
Take some time to study the proper way to shoot videos and photographs of an aquarium and your videos will be much better.
Also it is much more professional if you script out what you are going to say in advance.
Just check for THE FISH GUY who has 31 subs,not the one who’s white,maybe my video quality is bad in 144p so set it to 1080 p and watch it
That is my 5.5 year old flowerhorn which was bitten into half by its pair,it recently recovered but still not showing its old colours,its too aged to completely recover
Small change,i think i shot a unboxing video with these mistakes yesterday,after that video I’ll be better
Welcome to the MFK! I am glad you followed the advice off YouTube to join here.
See, here we are mostly concerned with the proper housing and care for our pets and anything else is extra. I hope you share in this approach. Some wildly successful YouTubers seem to place the proper fish keeping on the second or third or an N-th place. I hope you are not, nor will become one of those.
You say:
What do you mean that you have two very different water sources? Well and tap?
I'd probably recommend finishing the 2500 gal first, then getting well started on the 12,000 gal, and only then getting your target fish that grow the biggest, such as arapaima, which will be 5'-6' in 2 years.
If you want to know which fish grow the biggest, check the third link in my signature and look over my database sorted by fish max size.
See, here we are mostly concerned with the proper housing and care for our pets and anything else is extra. I hope you share in this approach. Some wildly successful YouTubers seem to place the proper fish keeping on the second or third or an N-th place. I hope you are not, nor will become one of those.
You say:
What do you mean that you have two very different water sources? Well and tap?
I'd probably recommend finishing the 2500 gal first, then getting well started on the 12,000 gal, and only then getting your target fish that grow the biggest, such as arapaima, which will be 5'-6' in 2 years.
If you want to know which fish grow the biggest, check the third link in my signature and look over my database sorted by fish max size.