Unfortunately he probably doesn't realize the Clown Loach has Ich.This guy is so bad, I had to share
Man that's just sad, I had to sign in to YT to tell the guy what a POS he is. I also reported the video to YouTube as being animal abuse.This guy is so bad, I had to share
Ya the loach has ich, the FH and Festae have wounds and he thinks they just need to establish dominance.I didnt listen to the whole commentary but cichlids fighting is pretty natural. The liplocking struggles are just territorial competitions. Ime you start worrying when one of the fish begins chasing and targeting the body, vital areas of other fish and taking out chunks of flesh.
While he certainly is a little irresponsible with his fish, and though that poor clown loach is absolutely saturated with ich, i wouldnt say hes the worst fishkeeper.
Good, I normally don’t do this type of thing, but this guy’s stupidity p***** me off.Man that's just sad, I had to sign in to YT to tell the guy what a POS he is. I also reported the video to YouTube as being animal abuse.
I guess it depends on what you mean by too small of a tank. If you’re talking about someone keeping an Oscar in a 55, then I would say this guy with his ich infested tank, FH with clown loaches, peacocks, and a torn up red terror with zero understanding of fish keeping is worse.....this guys bichir tank is clean and the fish are healthy although the tank is clearly too smallWhile this is reprehensible, I don't find this any worse than the people who keep too large of fish, in too small tanks, or not doing sufficient water changes, and prolonging the torture.
These fish may die sooner than later, so not as lengthy a torture.
Mayan's have been called Red Terror longer than festae have, so the term is no more a misnomer than any oxymoronic names like green texas for carpintus, or yellow convict for A. nanoluteus, just sayin.