07/09/2023
One of my baby frontosa ended up in the tank next door! Took the opportunity to snap a quick pic while escorting him back to his brothers and sisters 💙🖤
Wild Fish Tanks started in 2018 as my love for the fish keeping hobby began to grow and grow as I'm sure you have also experienced or will experience.
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Fish, nature, and pets in general have always had a soft spot in my heart. I kept fish as a kid, always had a dog, bred guinea pigs, and even once dreamed of owning a pet store as a little kid. A few years back in December 2016 I got my first tank as an adult and quickly started learning as much as I could about the fish keeping hobby.
I found YouTube to be an entertaining and knowledgable source of information and a little over a year later I became a YouTube creator myself, publishing the first video to "Lucky Schmuck's Fish Tanks" on February 20th, 2018. I went from 1 tank to a rack system with 16. Started keeping planted tanks, fell in love with cherry shrimp, bristlenose plecos, and lots of other smaller fish. The channel became "Lucky Schmuck's Fish Cave" a few months later after I began to hang out in my garage fish man cave more and more.
Luckily the YouTube channel performed well and I was inspired to continue making videos and expanding the Fish Cave. The 16 tanks I had became over 30 and I began to grow out cherry shrimp, plecos, and snails to help pay for fish food and upkeep costs. Little by little things started falling into place and decided to get more serious and launch a website. The channel name has since been changed to Wild Fish Tanks to better represent my love for collecting native fish but my passion for breeding has not gone anywhere.