Tetra

So taking them in from the wild, if done responsibly, or captive bred, has less impact.

I know Cardinal Tetras are the classic option from South America, where the collection has been really well studied and the responsible collection, the population recovers every year.

They take the right amount that is not sort of depleting the population and they're constantly monitoring it and in fact it's actually providing a sort of monetary value on that fish and on those habitats that mean that they're less likely to get damaged by other more harmful practices Because there's value there.

Because there's value there.

And then I get the fish and that's good too.

But when you take apart that first part, feel like i'm missing something so what do i think the top fish for 2027 will be i don't know this year i would have said like cherry tetra i guess next year what do i think will be my prediction is whatever, whatever gets adopted by YouTube.

So like we've had, we've had phases of puffers where I'm into puffers and other YouTubers are into puffers.

And then there's lots more puffer sales.

Other YouTubers keep it.

And if they keep it, then they will tell that same story in their own way and more viewers will see it.

And, and so, uh, it's, it's hard to predict like what's, what's, what fish is going to be that every once in a while, there's like, Hey, there's actually something new to the hobby, like the cherry Tetra or something like that.

And it's like, well, that's wins because it's so good.