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Father Fish Reveals The Top 5 Secrets To Creating An Enchanting Natural Planted Aquarium

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A Natural Aquarium is the ultimate goal of very serious fish keeper. Father fish is the absolute Master of natural fish keeping. This video explains in perfect detail preecisely what is required to create a perfect natural aquarium. Join us as we change the hobby to one that is genuine, natural, and joyous. Who is Father Fish? Louis Foxwell, known on YouTube as Father Fish, is a seasoned fish keeper with 70 years of experience. His simple, easy, and guaranteed methods ensure healthy, happy tropical fish in your aquarium. Lou adopted the role of Father Fish many years ago when he opened a tropical fish store as a retirement business. Prior to this, he served as a missionary for 25 years, following in his father's footsteps by ministering to a congregation of deaf worshipers. Lou fondly recalls his grandmother in Berlin, Germany, who inspired his love for fish keeping as a child. As a founder and original board member of the National Aquarium, Lou played a significant role in its development, serving as chair of the Community Relations Committee and participating in the Search Committees. With extensive experience across nearly every level of the fish industry, Father Fish offers a wealth of knowledge and products, including plants, soil supplements, and more, to enhance your aquarium experience. Helpful Links: 🐠 Join the Father Fish Shoal Discord channel. It’s a wonderful community to learn & grow. 🐠 🐠 Check out for all things Father Fish. Awesome Aquarium Plant deals, driftwood, substrate, supplement and more!🐠 🐠Official Father Fish Merch at We have t-shirts, hats, bags, and much more! 🐠 Join this channel to get access to perks: Support me on Patreon Father Fish Facebook Page All clips and images are used for illustration purposes only. Let's Scope it Out

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