
Every aquarist knows a water change isn't just maintenance—it's a reset. A chance to clear things up and start fresh. Water Change is a podcast about the people in the aquarium hobby: the breeders, the shop owners, the weekend hobbyists, and everyone in between. We talk about what got them into the hobby, what they've learned, and the moments that changed them. New episodes recorded live every Wed... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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This week we're joined by Evan Johnson, founder of Ivan the Angelfish — a youth-led 501(c)(3) that installs therapeutic aquariums in senior living facilities, teaches ecology in schools, and is quietly proving what every fish keeper already knows: wa... more
This week we're headed to Kentucky to hang out with Jonathan of Jonathan's Jungle Tanks — structural welder by day, discus and angelfish breeder by night, and father of six (plus dogs, ducks, horses, goats, and whatever else finds its way home).
Jon... more
This week on Weekly Water Change, we're hanging out with Kayla from Burgess Finn and Shell — and it gets real, fast. From a 20-gallon tank her toddler filled with Lunchables (yes, really) to a U-Haul full of 40+ abandoned tanks and fish, Kayla takes ... more
In this episode we chat with Lumi! She's neck deep (literally) into ponds, has a heart for all wildlife and has a floating platform on her pond. Be sure to listen in!
This week I sat down with Sarah Walker from Dageti Design and MY local fish club (Music City Aquarium Society) to talk about Killifish. Why are they awesome? Why should everyone have one? She's been all over the world collecting them and won't stop t... more
This week I sat down with John Tyler from Selectpet — hobbyist, breeder, former fish store owner, club founder, and the guy who once drove 14 hours one way just to bring fish back to share with his local clubs. John's been through it: a 2005 house fi... more
Episode three with James Brown from Dad's Fishroom, and this one covers some ground — from a childhood where he asked for puppies and his mom came home with guppies ("it sounded the same"), to the $300 lionfish that died 24 hours after he threw it in... more
This week I hung out with Jackson Jones from Fin and Filter — he and his fiancée are only two years into the hobby and already up to 44 tanks, so yeah, we spend some quality time on multi-tank syndrome. We get into the zebra pleco biotope that inspir... more
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