Father Fish in the Morning
AI-generated overview
In an informal livestream, Father Fish answers aquarium questions and discusses tank size and habitat needs. He says a ropefish around 10 inches can live in a 29-gallon tank if it has a lid secured against jumping. He recommends a 20-gallon tank as the smallest option for a full-grown axolotl and describes keeping axolotls in tubs and larger tanks. He also discusses a planned meeting about moving a soil product into wholesale distribution and a possible downtown showroom for aquarium installation and maintenance in offices.
What’s discussed
- The speaker says a ropefish around 10 inches long can be kept in a 29-gallon tank, with a secure lid.
- The speaker recommends a 20-gallon tank as the smallest option he would use for a full-grown axolotl.
- The speaker says he has kept axolotls in 40-gallon tubs and 29-gallon tanks or larger, mostly in tubs.
- The speaker says he has a meeting planned with someone who may help move his soil product into wholesale distribution.
- The speaker is considering a downtown showroom to promote aquarium installation and maintenance in offices.
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