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How to Make Your First $1000 Breeding Fish | Secrets of Breeding Fish For Profit (Part 2)

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bMissed an episode? Watch the whole "Breeding for Profit" series here: /bb genius/BreedingFishForProfit/b Comment from : Aquarium Co-Op

You stated in an earlier video you won’t take anything that won’t sell or people should breed what you sell Meaning you won’t take fish for free if they won’t sell at all So if you are taking 6 pairs of free guppies it means you know they will sell Why not just pay for them up front instead of trying to make free money off of others work? Starting to sound like kg Tropicals over here Comment from : John Smith

I feel like giving fish away especially when you have a high end strain of guppy let’s to a store so they can have it for free and potentially keep the pairs for breeding themselves Now you just paid for a store to have your strain and make money off of you While you eat the loss Nah I was in sales and when you give stuff out for free or cut deals it devalues your product This is all advice from a store owner perspective and swayed in their favor Comment from : John Smith

Still coming back and re watching this series, it honestly is my personal favourite series Cory has ever done Love the Co-Op Comment from : Kirks Aquariums

Thanks for making this video, Cory Great info! Comment from : Jessica

Florida farms killed our local stores because a lot of them have opened to the public now! It's terrible! Thanks Cory and gang! Keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today! Comment from : Kurtis Stutzman

Hey fish dude, You are the Midas of the fish business You are my go to for education I like that you have been on both sides of the fence I know you said to raise what the market wants not what I think is cool but I want to add swordtail & plattys but was told they don't sell for much unless they are rare What kind of each would you recommend that are looked at as upper level fish? Thanks Will be ordering from you soon Comment from : Leonard Supchak

Thank you so much tor the tips My angels are breeding Comment from : Lindsay Shelton

Great video awesome information Thanks for sharing Comment from : Scott Cahala

A mine of information and insight Comment from : Philip Brady

The glass box mafia Lol Comment from : William Leidy

best info here 20:14 ---- 24:36 >-,---,,--)> 31:27 Comment from : Randy P

Um this scenario seems like the store always wins 🤷🏼‍♂️ not sure where this win, win, win scenarios is Comment from : Massive pump 305

This should honestly be shown in business courses lol Comment from : RenGoneMad

Excellent Many Thanks I'm in a small town with only two fish stores - and they don't move a lot of fish Like you said, one big brood is a lot Is online my destiny? Comment from : Sean S

Dude you are cool More videos Thumbs up! Comment from : Sharon Costello

Idk I work at a pet store and our fish sales sky rocket in the summer Comment from : Kelly Marie

i watched 1 & 2 all that talking and you never explain how to make $1000, not even a lil mention Comment from : 777Slim

You could be one of the top management professor at a business class Comment from : just a dude

very good advice Cory Stay safe! Comment from : rengaraj gopi

Knowing there are multiple variables going in to selling to an LFS, but you're talking to a breeder about potentially buying fish Assuming the sample is of good quality, is there a baseline percentage price breeders can work off of to negotiate from? (Say, if the store sells an angelfish for $10/ea A good baseline for selling would be 50 of the selling price? Or lower, like 40 or even 20?) Thanks! Comment from : René Best

Thanks Cory once again i"ve learnt a lot Comment from : Troy Pomeroy

Jim Bob's Blood Parrots lol 😂 Comment from : Ashlee

I recently got a really nice batch of CPD's that I had to drive an hour to find and they only had 5 No one local carries them, I've been pondering over breeding them for this reason I need to be my own supplier 😅 Comment from : The Hookset Studio

I know this is old but thank God for it Starting my breeding project this week 15 gals, 3 fancy guppies, RCS and Java moss @Aquarium Co-op always coming in with the info Comment from : Cash Matson

Hi, if I were to home breed some fish, normally what are the difference of price ( interns of percentage ) between retail price and the price local aquarium willing to buy from me ? Understand that it is different in each country, but just a rough estimation Comment from : ty k

Almost all of this advice applies to a huge range of cottage industries Comment from : Steve the Pirate

In your videos I always hear you mention guppies being $7-$10 a piece but where I live its $2-$6 even fancies crazy how price and demand works Comment from : I know Huh

i really love how u explain business detail about middleman and such not even in fish business but all round business should be like this not forgetting who help u and pull u up but sadly the world i live in simply dont have much people are like this once they are at the top or not even the top climbing up still they will just leave everyone behind and goes his own ways Comment from : MrJ

Your videos are saving my life Greetings from East Africa Comment from : Filbert Akaro

My main question now is br1 Should I ask the stores if I can sell before I start breeding? Or after? br2 How do you deliver fish without them getting harmed Comment from : Joana L

why dont they buy fish in the summer? Comment from : Gern BLanston

What about selling online Comment from : marquan reese

Where can I find a list of suggested prices for selling fish to my LFS? Comment from : Alejandro Rodriguez

I am very lucky I have 4 stores all within a 10 min drive from my house Comment from : Ninth

Fishstores dont buy from hobbieststhey buy from big farms because they can buy pretty much every standard fish they need atm in 1 shipmentend of story :D Comment from : Mr X

Great episode on basic economic principles of supply vs demand and free market principles Comment from : Alex & Haylie

So what if this leads to actually being in bed with her? Would you just call that a bonus or a smart business decision? Lol jk Comment from : Daron OFennell

Wait, why don't people buy fish in the summer? I feel like that always when I set up tank? Comment from : Amy Boyd

What the hell you are teaching more than what i learned in my business studies classes LOL Comment from : Dili William

Cull cull cull Comment from : Ted Sheltie

Question! Do people not buy fish in the summer because it's too hot to ship them reliably? Comment from : Cruising Maya

im planning to breed and sell bettas where to do I sell them the only fish store near me is PetSmart Comment from : toby

How to make fish meal Comment from : JaJa’s Mid Grade

Makes no sense to drive 75 miles to make $50 If this is supposed to be realistic, you wouldn't say that Comment from : ᴄʜᴇᴇᴛᴏ ʀʙʟx

In India guppies are sold 30 pieces for 1 dollar holesale how they manage ? 🤔 Comment from : Rakesh Pradhan

Can you sell different fish to stores within 50 miles of each other? Just different products Comment from : Originalink

I can’t even find a bf and you want me to marry a fish store??!!? Comment from : Ari

If I was interested in doing this (the 20 gal guppy/shrimp combo) would you recommend sticking to just 1 strain of guppy, or getting 2-3 different male/female pairs to start, and just letting them interbreed? Comment from : smorc655

You must own a store lol Comment from : Bacon Neggs

Your such a good business owner this video makes me want to be your supplier lol Comment from : Juan Suarez

I got $35,000 grant from lutherangrants,com Comment from : Influence Ehimen

I've always wanted to pick something to breed just as a hobby for fun but I didn't know what to do with the babies, so I never did it, I had no idea that stores would take them from people ! I assumed they had to buy from someone with some sort of licensing I didn't want my family and friends to get sick of getting fish as gifts 😁 maybe I will give it a shot and see if they will take them off my hands I don't even want to be paid, it would just give myself assurance that they probably got a decent home Comment from : Rainbows Butterflies

I got a question; Why don't i see fish breeders, breed dojos or goldfish in their collection? Comment from : Marcus w

Dean, taught you well Comment from : Smurfy Goodtimes

I live in wa wheres your shop at so i can check it out? Comment from : brent pal

when people see my fish room , i say yes all the fish go to this shop they take as many as i can breed you can buy them there , loyalty is the key not usary in business never back stab , dont be a scab Comment from : lee8830

Well I live in a place where petco is the closest fish store for 6 hours, and I dont think they'd buy from a local breeder, so maybe selling through craigslist or word of mouth is the best bet There also just might not be enough people into the hobby here to sustain livelihood from selling fish Comment from : Jaccobe

great vid! Comment from : Levis Aquatics

All the fish store d'at i know can't buy my fish i don't know why (mb cause i live in frensh) but i'm sad :( Comment from : Fenixo49

maybe i can trade black Moscow for fish tank at my lfs loll Comment from : patrick nepton

What advice would you give some one in central WA Im in Wenatchee and want to start an aquarium business and hopefully branch into fish breeding for a little extra income Problem is it's all small towns and only a Petco and petsmart are near me Comment from : Eduardo Arce

Selling online is the way forward in this industry I can provide fish cheaper to my customers delivered to their door than they could possibly sell in a store with massive overhead costs It is also a good way to target specialist fish keepers who are looking to buy the rarer stuff If you're selling to local stores you are limited to run of the mill fish that sell for pennies because that's all they sell to novice fishkeepers in the local area Comment from : JUNAID187

How does one avoid incest in just one tank? Comment from : preston m

I know this video was along time ago but is it okay if you sell guppies and shrimp to store A but they dont want your Angelfish is it okay to sell your angelfish to store B because your main store store A didnt want them what would the proper protacal be? Comment from : Caleb Prichard

Will any big chains like petco, petsmart, or petsupermarket buy from local breeders? The only local guy lives 30 minutes away while I have these three right next to my house Comment from : Sage Oblouk

Aqurium Co-op fish is more expensive but thier fish are quarantined and healthy and for me personally I have never had a single one of their fish died on me or be sick unlike the competitors Because they quarantine and medicate their fish you get what you pay for Comment from : Mike Schwitzke Jr

Thanks for the advice At the moment experimenting on different techniques on breeding a few bettas Comment from : Jomi’s Fish-Farm

more like no one buys in Winter Comment from : Christopher Staples

In a densely populated area , you could sell to every store and it wouldn't make a difference, as long as the fish is in demand Comment from : whodidit99

Is that really a thing they dont buy fish in the summer? Comment from : Awedacious

I would have done it all wrong lol Great teaching It's like any other relationship, being honest and professional I'm so interested in the plant end with snails and shrimp Comment from : Studio 96315

What do you do if there is only one store within a 25 miles (which is a chain store) and the next is 100 miles away? Comment from : Darren Smith

You talk excellent sense Comment from : Deanne Sherriff

My local fish store wanted 5pounds each for cherry shrimp and on ebay(british)there selling for 1 pound each Comment from : Bunny Buns

Support us by buying on our online store: bitly/2DBHg6D Comment from : Aquarium Co-Op

I have 2 guppies but don't know what strains, I need help Comment from : Damien Lambert

This is sound business advice even for people who aren't in to fish Great job! Comment from : Kyle

I can’t find a store that buys them from me Comment from : David Freeman

Cory I am kind of merrier to my lfs but the owner has a hard time to be at shop but another store 30 min away the owner is always there and negotiates price over phone and tells me how he wants it Comment from : BEAST_ GAGO

Why don't people buy fish in the summer? Comment from : Wildflower Aquatics

Ok I got it I have to marry a store I what day should the wedding be what dress do I want to were what flowers Comment from : Wildflower Aquatics

I love how all of these tips sound like they benefit you🤔😂 Comment from : You dont know who I am

Thanks so much Cory! You're awesome!! Comment from : josh stannard

How many tanks will i need if i brbreed guppies? Comment from : Lisa Rowell

Geez 700 angels in a spawn? Wow Amateur hour here (points at self) lost my first two spawns entirely On the third twelve lived, but half were derpy and I culled them The six remaining I kept in my show tank and grew out to full size I was super proud of that 700 angels, wow Comment from : Hailey Parlette

would it be weird to write up a contract with the pet store you're "in bed with" about price and how often they buy as long as theres reasonable stipulations on your part Comment from : Mikaela Vikberg

Dont get me wrong, I love ya man My son and I enjoy all your videos and have learned a lot from you Comment from : Yours Truly

wow, I disagree with many of your business tactics Id never let you control Comment from : Yours Truly

The only local fish stores around me only do salt water, but I've never done any of that Comment from : TheGrateWall

So I've come up to a dilemma, there are no local fish stores in Gwinnett county here in Georgia that sell guppies, or anything like that! Is there anyway to get around this? (Probably not im guessing) Comment from : TheGrateWall

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