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I recently got some cooler tubs from a scrapyard and turned them into mini outdoor breeding setups 🌞🐠. After one month, here’s my honest review of how things are going!

➡️ Fish I’m raising in these tubs:

Convict Cichlids
Rosy Barbs
Mollies
Polar Parrots

The biggest challenge has been dealing with algae growth. With a lot of sunlight hitting the tubs, the water quickly turns green. In this video, I’ll show you how I’m managing the algae issue, what methods I tried, and which ones actually worked.

I’ll also give you a full update on the baby fish (fry) progress and how the tubs are doing after one month.

👉 If you have any questions about cooler tub fishkeeping, algae management, or breeding, drop them in the comments below — I’ll be happy to answer!


*Q&A

Q: Why is my cooler tub water turning green so fast?**
A: Direct sunlight encourages algae growth. You can control it with shade, live plants, or partial water changes.

Q: Can I breed Convict Cichlids, Rosy Barbs, Mollies, and Polar Parrots together in tubs?**
A: Yes, but you need to manage aggression and provide hiding spaces. Each species breeds differently, so keep an eye on fry survival.

Q: How often should I change water in outdoor tubs?**
A: It depends on fish load and algae growth. Usually, partial water changes once a week are enough.

Q: Do algae harm fish?**
A: Not always — mild algae growth can be beneficial. But too much reduces oxygen levels and makes water unhealthy.


💬 Got more questions? Ask me in the comments and I’ll answer in future videos!

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