These Fishes Might Be The Best We've Ever Opened on Camera | Shipment Day

[00:00:00][music] >> Hi, welcome back to another fish shipment. So, now we are unboxing. We have a lot of rare stuff that's coming in today. I'll show you guys the fishes later on. I'll go and unbox now. Let's go.

[00:00:13]>> [music] [music] >> We are back. Just finished opening the shipment. Today is a fantastic fantastic shipment. So, first let's start with this bucket over here. We are still acclimatizing everything, but let me walk through the whole shipment with you guys first. Over here we have two female marble cat sharks. We have a male as well. So, if you're looking for pairs, we have males and females ready available. So, if you are looking for pair, we have Okay? Next come I will show you guys everything this time round, okay? So, that you guys have a better understanding of what we have.

[00:00:57]First one would be the sand sifting starfish. Excellent for cleaning up your substrate, a classic good old cleanup crew. Over here we have the brittle star. And if you look carefully in between the brittle stars, we have the ruthless hermit crabs over here, these tiny guys. So, these are nano hermit crabs. Great for nano tanks. Perfect for algae control. Don't get big. Don't push over your corals. They don't your snails and stuff like that. So, these guys are good if you are looking for a hermit to clean up your algae. Okay, next we have the pipe fishes, standard. And then here we have the Atlantic big eye shrimp. Then we have the longhorn cowfish and some tricolor nudibranchs. Next in our green bucket, we have tiger pistol shrimps.

[00:01:39]So, we recently ran out of stock. Those who are looking for the pistol shrimps to pair with your watchmans, we have them available now. Okay, over here we have the red fiddler crabs. These guys are reef safe, but they are better for I guess terrariums, aquarium terrariums.

[00:01:54]So, they require some sort of land to go up to. They do survive in water. They would thrive if you allow them to go up to land to breathe and do things like that. So, if you have a mangrove tank, maybe that would be great because these guys are reef safe, so you can keep them with soft corals and stuff like that.

[00:02:09]Next, we have Sebayan anemones. And if you see here, we have pizza carpet.

[00:02:15]We'll take a video tomorrow when it's fully open. So, this is the today and then we'll show you tomorrow later on.

[00:02:19]Okay, over here we have the red coris wrasse and valentini puffers. Next up, we have the yellow box fishes and aptasia eating file fish over here. Here are the red scooter blennies. Most Most of them are males, only a few females.

[00:02:32]And then we have the grass angelfish gobies or the flame shrimp gobies. Okay, next stuff. Time for the interesting stuff. We have the Let me take my net.

[00:02:41]Over here, we have the wrasse banded wrasse. So, the wrasse is the rusty wrasse. And then we have the red rooster wasp fish as well. And then we have the leopards, standard stuff. Here we have stocky damsels.

[00:02:56]And then we have Vanderbit chromis as well.

[00:03:00]And let's see. Ah, okay, we have some very interesting wrasses over here. We have the channel wrasse.

[00:03:07]Only three specimens. So, if you guys are looking for them, we have them available in stock at the moment. Next is the Katherine fairy wrasses. These are all male specimens. Very nice show size already. And then here we have the twin spot coris, African twin spot coris wrasse as well as the yellowfin fairy.

[00:03:26]Okay. And then over here we have some interesting stuff. We have healthy tree fire fishes. So, we haven't seen them in a long time. I have four really nice large specimens, not the usual small ones that you see in the market. And over here I have female magma fairy wrasses.

[00:03:42]They're not stable yet, so they'll turn super super red. We have a few male specimens in our tank, maybe I can show you. I have one over here, one male specimen. So, this is a adult specimen already.

[00:03:54]Yeah, so if you are looking for a reef friendly fairy wrasse, you can check out the magma fairy. Okay, moving on over here in this bucket, I have the Bellus gobies or the sensifer gobies. Then next we have the ribbon eel.

[00:04:07]Let's move on. Pardon the mess as we are currently overhauling this entire room.

[00:04:11]Over here, I'm drip acclimatizing some of the more interesting guys. So, over here we have the flower anthias, very good size. And if you look in between them, we have a female Japanese swallowtail, super super rare. I think for this year we are the first one to get it in Singapore. So, if you are looking for swallowtail, hit us up. Over here we have some very interesting guys, Watanabe angels, okay? And then over here in my corner, I have mystery wrasses again. Yeah, so I have a lot of mystery wrasses. Let's see, even wrasses angels as well. And over here actually I have a quite a few that is already frozen feeding. So, unfortunately they have a bit of fin They have some torn fins on them cuz they are fighting. But all of them are already aggressively feeding on frozen. So, those who knows about these Venustus angels, right? You know that they are very difficult to get feeding on any form of foods. They are already aggressively feeding on frozen foods. If you want any, you can drop by and let us know and we'll show you guys where they are at. Then over here I have this very interesting filefish.

[00:05:15]I forgot what the name of this filefish is. I'll update you guys tomorrow or later on when I find the name again. I suddenly cannot think of it. Yeah, that filefish the name is here. We'll leave it here later, okay? I understand that many of you guys are looking for the white bar tang. So, this is the white bar tang that you guys have been looking for. I only have four specimens available in shop. So, if you want, you quickly come down and get them. Normally we only get them one or two times a year only. So, once they are not available, they are not available until the next year already. Okay? And then over here I have a Japanese yellow tang, a juvenile wild caught Japanese yellow tang. I'm not sure if you guys can see it. I'll show it to you guys later on once it's in the tank. So, this is a shaboti angel.

[00:05:56]Very, very, very nice specimen. Show size nasal tangs as well.

[00:06:01]Big, big specimen, about 10 in 10 in.

[00:06:04]And then over here I have the show size male yellow lunare wrasse. So, you can see the markings is already fully developed with very, very long liar tail. What's interesting Ah, yes, I got a green parrot as well this time round.

[00:06:17]We haven't had parrot fishes in quite a long time. So, yeah, this is the parrot fish. And then we have the usual fishes such as the Japanese swallowtail, but this is not the Japanese mask swallowtail, yeah. This is the more common version of the genicanthus family, yeah. And then we have blue tangs as well.

[00:06:37]Yes, that's it That is it for what we have. Oh, yes, one more thing I missed out. Long spine porcupine puffers as well. Yeah, that's it for this shipment.

[00:06:45]We actually have a lot, a lot, a lot of interesting selection this time round.

[00:06:49]So, I'll see you guys tomorrow when they're fully acclimatized in their tank. See you tomorrow. Bye.

[00:06:55]And welcome back, guys. So, we will be showing you guys everything. So, I'll show you guys everything that we have in store including the shipment that just arrived. We start from here, lah, this first tank. So, over here we have juvenile fox faces. Then over here we have a pair of yellow lunare wrasse. So, this is the female and then the male is over there, the heat. I don't know if you can see. Okay. Next over here we have emperor angel.

[00:07:20]And female swallowtail angel. So, that girl Yeah, that girl that girl is reef safe. Okay. Then over here we have the show size nasal tang. It's still pretty stressed.

[00:07:29]As you guys can see, I'll show you another show size specimen later. So, that's one of our show size. And then over here is the venustus angel, very good size. And let's go on at the bottom. Okay, over here at this corner we have the yellow-bellied wrasse angel.

[00:07:43]It's already feeding ready frozen feeding. So, if you guys are looking for that, check him out. We also have a few blonde nasos inside. All of them are frozen feeding ready. Next, we have over here master tank super stable specimen as well as a yellow scopas at the back.

[00:07:58]I'm not sure if you guys can see as well as the nasos from our previous batches frozen feeding as well. I have three specimens aggressively frozen feeding ready. And then up here same we have the emperor the master tank as well as the lieutenant tank over here.

[00:08:14]So, his color is quite dark now because we placed him in a black tank. Okay, over here we have a school of Watanabe angels over here. They are already frozen feeding ready. All these are females and here is the show size naso tank from the recent shipment.

[00:08:28]And moving on over here this guy we have an we have an African dusky moray by the way. So, he's been with us for quite a while already just that we hide him in this corner so most people don't see him as well as tons of show size naso tanks over here. So, all these guys are pretty stable with us for about a month already all feeding on pellets aggressively. And then over here in the baskets we have some long spine porcupine puffers. This is a smaller one and we have a larger specimen over here. Okay, and then over here we have the Australian fishes.

[00:08:58]They are the first forcep butterfly angels. We have two of them available and we have the lemon peel angels as well.

[00:09:06]A few more specimens here as well.

[00:09:10]And over there at the back.

[00:09:14]And then over here we have the spotted face tank pellet feeding with us for a few months already. So, it was from our display tank but took it out cuz we are redoing our display tank so he's available for sale as well. Okay, moving on. So, now we are back in the room. For those who don't know I actually have a lot of yellow dwarf morays available.

[00:09:34]So, I have different size specimens available. All of them are really stable and feeding. So, these are the yellow dwarf morays. They are good for smaller predator tanks cuz they don't get very big. They only max out at 8 in. In this tank, we have the flavo anthias over here.

[00:09:51]At the corner, we haven't fed them yet.

[00:09:52]And then at the bottom, we have uh healthy Fiji. So, it's actually not the next day, by the way. So, this is tonight after we have done everything.

[00:10:01]Uh hence, that's why you see some of the fishes are still acclimatizing, you know, not swimming yet. And then over there, oh yes, over here we have the Masuda tail, the female Masuda tail, you guys can see.

[00:10:12]Yeah.

[00:10:13]So, the female Masuda tail is highly highly seasonal. Like I said, uh it's the first one for uh in Singapore for this batch, for this year, sorry. But, it's already sold, by the way. Next up, we have the purple chromis. So, all of them are ready frozen feeding ready. So, they're ready for sale. If you guys are looking for any purple chromis, we have quite a bit of them available, as well as mystery wrasses, all in the basket, which I showed you guys in the previous video. They are all pellet feeding already.

[00:10:40]Okay, now let's head over to the small fish section. Over here, we have the grass goby It's a Yeah, it's uh it's from this shipment. Then, let's see.

[00:10:49]Over here, we have the magma fairy wrasses. So, now they are finally back in season. All these are small females.

[00:10:56]I have two. So, only two in this batch.

[00:10:59]I'm not sure how many we will get in the coming next few weeks, [music] but now we do have two available. And next up, we actually be all the dart fishes. So, we have very very nice uh XXL purple dart fishes, as well as the firefish, the red firefish. And then, uh we have a new batch of red scooter blennies, as well. Good mixture of males and females. Mainly males, actually, and some females. So, if you're looking for a pair, do hit down quickly. Otherwise, the females will be sold out, and there will be no pairs available. Moving on, we have a lot of Australian pipefishes came in as well. I already have a few actually have a few days already frozen feeding. So, if you guys are looking for frozen feeding ones, we do have them as well. All these are the pintail wrasses from the previous batch all super stable all frozen feeding and pellet feeding already. Okay, then here are the fiddler crabs, the red fiddler crabs. They are all hanging around now.

[00:11:55]Okay, over at this side we have the usual suspects, domino damsels and the yellowtail damsels. So, nothing special, just the normal stuff. And then over here we have the skunk clowns again. We have some new skunk clowns as well as the moyeri leopards from the previous batch. So, they are pretty stable now at this point. All frozen feeding already getting their used tank environment.

[00:12:19]They are quite accustomed to local timing already. So, if you are looking for them, uh we have stable specimens available. Okay, next will be the pink strawberry cucumber. So, these are the uh strawberry cucumbers. They are filter feeders. They are not sensitive. So, do take note of that. Okay, over here we have a new batch of mystery wrasses as well. So, we have a lot of mystery wrasses in shop now. I think close to 30 specimens. So, lots to choose from. If you are looking for any, we will cover them for now because we will be heading back soon and we don't want them jumping [music] out. We have lots of flame hawks available. Super cute fellas. They are all frozen feeding already. So, don't need to worry too much about these guys.

[00:12:59]Very easy to keep. Okay, over here we have our tiger pistol shrimps are back in stock. So, these are the tiger pistol shrimps.

[00:13:08]So, we finally have them in stock again.

[00:13:10]Okay, so we have a very interesting filefish over here. It's called the rhino filefish. So, yeah, and now he's in the tank, you know, he's getting used to the environment. He's coloring out already. It's not so dark like I showed you guys earlier. So, it's showing more of like his natural color. And then I have quite a lot of peacock mantis shrimps available. So, they are already stable eating and they're already molted ones. If you're looking for peacock mantis, we have four specimens from small size ranging from, I guess, 3 to 4 in all the way up to 7 8 in.

[00:13:39]So, if you're looking for peacock mantis shrimp, we have a lot. Help me to clear Help me to clear a bit, huh? Check this out.

[00:13:46]Okay. Then, over here we have the red rooster waspfish.

[00:13:53]In this tank, we have the yellow goatfish. I only have two specimens available. They normally sell out quite quickly. So, if you want them, head down soon. So, we'll be posting this video, I think, by tomorrow or tonight. So, if you see this video, they should still be available in store because we are closing soon. So, we don't think there'll be anyone coming to shop after operating hours. Okay? Then, over here we have some of the angels. We have juvenile emperor angels as well as the regal angels. So, I got two regal angels, two juvenile emperor angels, and then I have one last pair of the goldline maroons. We've sold quite a number of pairs already. So, those are my last two pairs. Then, let's see.

[00:14:33]Okay, over here we have the lineatus chromis.

[00:14:39]A nice school of chromis. If you're bored of the usual blue green chromis, we have something that's more colorful with a bit more pattern. So, yeah, if you want, drop by, hit us up, and then, you know, I mean, sorry, don't hit us up. We will hit you up with the chromis.

[00:14:53]Yeah.

[00:14:54]>> [laughter and gasps] >> Okay, then, at the back we have a lot a lot of aptasia eating filefish. So, if you have some aptasia issues, you can drop by. Okay, let's see. We have some golden head sleepers sensitive thing gobies. They're quite stable already.

[00:15:06]They're already here for about a week.

[00:15:08]All of them are feeding on frozen and pellets already. So, don't need to worry about them, you know, just dying overnight cuz I'm sure most of you know that if you were to get a fresh batch, sometimes they don't do very well because they're not accustomed to feeding on prepared food this yet. But over here they already feeding on frozen and pellets. So if you want, you know, we have stable specimens available.

[00:15:29]Over, let's see.

[00:15:31]Uh so over here we have the common clowns.

[00:15:33]Quite a large group of them available.

[00:15:35]Next up, let's see. Okay, we have some very interesting tanks for this shipment as well. So this is the highly sought after white bar tang. Yeah, we have three speci- uh sorry, two specimens available available left. So if you guys are looking for them, we have two left.

[00:15:50]Okay, let's see. We also restock on our juvenile blue tangs.

[00:15:55]About, I think 10 to 15 of them. Yeah, so we have restocked them already. Easy to keep classic fish. And then we have the Belarus gobies. Another sensitive thing, gobies. Uh unfortunately, we don't have the diamond gobies at the moment, but we do still have other species of sensitive things such as the Belarus and the golden head. So if you're looking for any, you can drop by, take a look. And then over here, I have a school of blue throat trigger fishes.

[00:16:19]Today we actually brought in quite a bit of females. So now I have a good mixture of males and females. So if you want pair, I have pairs available now. Yeah, they generally pair up quite readily. So don't need to worry about, you know, whether they are bonded or not. What we do over here is that we just put two uh a male and female together. Most of the time they're just paired nicely. Okay, then. Okay, over here I have the male swallowtail, male uh Japanese swallowtail angel. So you can see that it's different from the female which is normally yellow in color. This guy is more of a white with stripes. Then over here I have some blue eye anthias as well. Yeah, so these are the new fishes that arrived.

[00:16:52]And let's see, what do I still have? Oh yes, I have some Fijian uh sorry, Fiji blue damsels available. Sorry, they are quite stressed from the camera, so they are quite dark. They are very bright electric blue. These are the last three pieces that I have. So if you guys are looking for the Fiji blue damsels, I have them available. I guess that's it for today's walk through. I have a lot a lot a lot of more fishes that's available. Like you can see like all the fishes here I didn't talk about, but if you are interested in any of the fishes that you see, you can drop by or if you have anything that you're looking for, drop us a PM on Telegram and we will get back to you as soon as possible. And see you in the next video. Bye.

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