Pet Fish & Aquarium Care Tips : How to Keep Your Fish From Getting Stressed

Keeping a fish from getting stressed requires keeping clean water in the aquarium and stable water parameters. Prevent stressing a fish out with tips from an aquarium shop owner in this free video on aquariums. Expert: Chris Simms Contact: www.aquatic-central.com Bio: Chris Simms owns Aquatic Central in San Francisco, Calif. Filmmaker: Bing Hu

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25 comments to Pet Fish & Aquarium Care Tips : How to Keep Your Fish From Getting Stressed

  • ctenophor

    when fish are stressed their gills will often be enflamed, they will breath fast, and they will be very skiddish, possibly torn up, or have infactions.

    to critique the video.

    new research supports claimsthat drip acclimatin for more than 15 minutes is bad for the majrity of your fishes health, that is not to say their are not exceptions to this rule, more reserch is required.

    fish are much hardier than most suspect.

  • ctenophor

    if a fish is moving from high to low salinity , a fish can be acclimated in under a minute.

    when from low to high it will almost always take the full 15 minutes.

    i still recomend the full 15 minutes, i do not condone just throwing them in.

  • ephr123

    Hmmmm we have 2 goldfish and they seem not to move much like they stay on one spot and won’t swim around like other fish I see…

    Anything wrong with them?

  • justinW1286

    how do u get your fish into the aquarium with out geting it stressed

  • TheAquaExpert

    Great Tank!! Keep Up The Good Work!!!
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  • ctenophor

    their could be many things, or nothing wrong with them.

    what size tank do you have?

    what do you feed?

    and what are the water paramaters?

    temp, nitrite, nitrate, ammonia, phosphate, ph, alkalinity, etc.

    with this i can help you….possibly

  • ctenophor

    lol, in the background are to helfrich fire fish fighting?

    in a vid on how to not stress your fish out. lololololol

    in the very begining to theleft of him (or his right)

  • 63817

    the only way to tell if ur fish is stressed is for him to tell u that his stressed .

  • DxMaster14

    like hes trying to attack you.

  • TheBadass1000

    Or you are high and he talks and tells you he is stressed.

  • M0Etivation

    what is a good temp to keep your tak at and how to cool your tank

  • davidh0008

    hi there i just bought my self a coldwater tank 2weeks. should i start my water changes now?

  • trainspotter11

    expertvillage sucks one off you guys ses different things then anohther guy

  • kaleluk31

    i have a question.

    i baught new a filter because i baught another filter fron another place that turned out to be faulty.

    the water i put in is fresh and the gravel is clean, it has no fish in the tank as of yet.

    my concern is waiting 6 days untill the filter i ordered arives will i have have to change the water again because its been sat there for a possable 5 days with no filter?

  • dave1053

    26 degrees celsius is the temp that I keep my fresh water tank at. If it gets above about 30 degress celsius do a water change with some cooler tap water.

  • bambamintheair

    i have a Oscars and i dont know why the water keeps turning a lit green ? can some one help me

  • youlosez

    screw this shit, I’m putting a fish therapist into my tank.

  • metaphor26

    could be a number of things, But most common would be that;
    there isn’t enough air flow into the tank
    not enough algae eaters (sucker fish)
    to much lime in the tank or other minerals

    i suggest you get a ph tester and remove any foreign objects. things such as timber bricks and rocks can all have an effect on the water ph levels

  • mermaidamp

    Fish are cool!

  • mrlamabamaman

    @kaleluk31 no you probably dont need to change the water but i just noticced u posted that commetnt 6 months ago sooooo this is not really going to help but i prob would just take out some water not like scrup it down or syphon the gravel or anything and i would do this because dust and other contaminents might get in your water hope ur fish tank is doing well

  • sarimk99

    we all know this.the pets hop keeper can tell me this.expert village is for retards.

  • anubiz16

    Damn!! Dude Im putting you on my Aquarium!!

  • iCantTinkOfaGudName

    i Want to start marine and i want to get a Green Moray eel But is it really Hard to maintain it i am 13 and do not have that much Money so roughly how much would it cost on a Monthly Basis Please reply i have tropical freshwater fish but i have always wanted a green Moray