Episode 74 pt1, Benefits Of The Retail Fish Shop, LA Fishguys
Enjoy the RE-DONE seventy forth episode of LA Fishguys as Jim Stime of Aquarium Design in Thousand Oaks CALIF., travels down to Aqe Of Aquarium, a Retail Fish Shop and Aquarium Maintenance business.
hey F, I do not know the dimensions of the shark tank. why not give Dan at Age Of Aquariums a telephone call at 562-438-6252 and ask him the dimensions yourself?
Hey nice vid, BTW i was looking at the portafolio of this aquarium and the have a Shark [looks like a requiem shark, actually a Blacktip, but not shure], in an aquarium like 400G.. So, my question is wich size you think would be great to mantain a Blacktip some Butterflyfish, angels tangs, and even a Bonnet Head?? 1000G??
hey S, i would not try sharks in anything less than a 10 foot long tank, and I would make sure I could get Black Tips and Bonnetheads before I started the project as many Dept Of Fish & Game dont allow these large sharks.
hey M, chances are a FOWLR tank is going to have higher nutrients and minimal lighting, thats not good for corals. most corals and anemones are photosynthetic, meaning they need light, usually strong light. as you increase the light so does the water temperature... which is not good for corals. if you are determined not to spend the money but want to try an anemone consider the Condylactus. its the least expensive anemone.
Your paying for the face to face consultation. Well worth it if it is a good shop. The internet is great, but good ol' customer service is worth it's weight in gold.
Your paying for the face to face consultation. Well worth it if it is a good shop. The internet is great, but good ol' customer service is worth it's weight in gold.
Hey Jim, You are huge compared to that other guy. Ive been wondering for a long time does your registration plate on your van stand for resplendent angelfish
just cause they can move around does not mean the tank can cope with their bioload... and sharks like to swim short distances at high speeds, something they cant do in that torture chamber...
good episode, but some of that guys tanks where extremely overstocked. i beleive its 2500? gallons of water for the smallest aquarium suitable shark the bamboo and thats just for 1.
hey F, I do not know the dimensions of the shark tank. why not give Dan at Age Of Aquariums a telephone call at 562-438-6252 and ask him the dimensions yourself?
ReplyDeletehow many gallons is the tank with sharks??How has the dimensions - thanks Jim
ReplyDeleteDave stine is the Brother or Father :)))??? He owns a tank too???
ReplyDeleteLol we we we
ReplyDeleteNice video you look speakless very nice shop
Hey nice vid, BTW i was looking at the portafolio of this aquarium and the have a Shark [looks like a requiem shark, actually a Blacktip, but not shure], in an aquarium like 400G.. So, my question is wich size you think would be great to mantain a Blacktip some Butterflyfish, angels tangs, and even a Bonnet Head?? 1000G??
ReplyDeleteThanks for the vids..
hey S, i would not try sharks in anything less than a 10 foot long tank, and I would make sure I could get Black Tips and Bonnetheads before I started the project as many Dept Of Fish & Game dont allow these large sharks.
ReplyDeletehey M, chances are a FOWLR tank is going to have higher nutrients and minimal lighting, thats not good for corals. most corals and anemones are photosynthetic, meaning they need light, usually strong light. as you increase the light so does the water temperature... which is not good for corals. if you are determined not to spend the money but want to try an anemone consider the Condylactus. its the least expensive anemone.
ReplyDeleteAre there any hardy corals or anemenies that can survive in a fowlr tank, without and fancy equipment?
ReplyDeleteKeep up the great work!
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ReplyDeleteOne more thing on 4:20 what "fresh water dipping"
ReplyDeleteMan, there sure is a TON of aquarium places in LA....
ReplyDeletelooks like a brilliant place to shop!
ReplyDeletehey S, stole my pump? what are you talking about?
ReplyDeletehey jim is that the dude that stole your pump?
ReplyDeleteYour paying for the face to face consultation. Well worth it if it is a good shop. The internet is great, but good ol' customer service is worth it's weight in gold.
ReplyDeleteYour paying for the face to face consultation. Well worth it if it is a good shop. The internet is great, but good ol' customer service is worth it's weight in gold.
ReplyDeletehey K, a wet-dry trickle filter.... but it all depends on what you plan on holding in the tank.
ReplyDeletehi guys i only have one question: what´s the best kind of filter, the most suitable for a 40 gallon fish tank????????
ReplyDeletehey J, yes it does, its my favorite fish. there is an episode on her.
ReplyDeleteHey Jim, You are huge compared to that other guy. Ive been wondering for a long time does your registration plate on your van stand for resplendent angelfish
ReplyDeleteI would rather buy at a local shop any day rather then buying online....due to the simple fact that you know what your getting!
ReplyDeletejust cause they can move around does not mean the tank can cope with their bioload... and sharks like to swim short distances at high speeds, something they cant do in that torture chamber...
ReplyDeletesharks look like they have room to move around and a bamboo shark does not need a 2500 gallon tank.
ReplyDeletegood episode, but some of that guys tanks where extremely overstocked. i beleive its 2500? gallons of water for the smallest aquarium suitable shark the bamboo and thats just for 1.
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