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Дублируйте свой канал на , а то америкосы могут в любой момент его заблокировать, как заблокировали телеканал с миллионом подписчиков и много других каналов , без всяких объяснений. Потому, что они русские.

с миллионом подписчиков ☺

Дублируйте свой канал на рутуб

Very very informative. Thank you

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Great video. Thank you.

Great video! Those "Japan Blue" are absolutely stunningly beautiful! 💙

Great video! Thank you!

Thanks! 👍

What can you add to the straw bales to stop flies from laying their eggs in it? This drove me crazy last year when I did the straw bale gardening for the first time. I ended up using an insecticide, but then the birds were eating the larvae and one of our resident bluebirds must have eaten one and we found her dead next to the straw bale. I'm wondering if I should add an insecticide when I add the fertilizer.

Very interesting , but .... I advise to look at how russians do the same job. I mean with glasses and silicone

how long do you recommend someone does this everydday?

Thanks for the info! Even 10 years later. Repashy Metronidazole Praziquantel Recipe I used for Infested Goldfish: - 1/3 cup Repashy gel food - 2/3 cups dechlorinated hot (near boiling) water - 3/4 teaspoon Metronidazole - 1/4 teaspoon Praziquantel - 1/2 tablespoon finely minced garlic (from a jar or fresh clove, not sure about garlic powder) OPTIONAL my goldies go nuts if garlic is added for the picky fishy. Measure out dry ingredients and garlic and mix dry in a bowl with whisk. Add water and mix. I pour mine onto a flat surface (baking sheet) with sides. Cut into pieces and store in fridge. Throw away after 14 days to prevent spoilage/mold. I'm not about freezer storage of medicated food. Chime in your thoughts. ***Partly based on Ted's recipe and partly based on API General Cure's ratio between metronidazole and praziquatel ingredients. I bought the medications separately as powders.

Watching fish is so much more fun than catching them. I really enjoy going to shallow waters and just sit there for hours, looking at the wild fish! Sadly I don’t actually live near any rivers that have fish in them (that aren’t super deep and dark, which means no fish to be seen, even if there are some inside) so this was lots of fun to watch. Thank you!

Any part 2 when they actually breed?

It seems that the species is no longer in the hobby, at least here in the USA, which is a shame, as I’d really like to get a hold of some.

How’s the tank going?

Really? Not showing the nano reef tank?? Why?????

Good video, was wondering if there are a few updates?

Is he always at colorful or is that a breeding dress

Do you feed the culled fish to your bigger fish?

I always read endler’s like 75-82 degrees f .. hard water 7.4-8 ph .. ii use to worry that my moms would eat their fry but the Endler’s never did. (I have Japanese blue, tiger and red bar) But my mosaic dumbo guppy’s did… mot enough tríenme to notice it unless I saw it. my endler’s first drop was about 8-12 babies and my guppy seemed to have babies for days- I couldn’t tell you how May they had. I just introduced powder blue guarami’s and knight goby Because my dry population has gotten out of control. I’ve been separating males and females for months now. This tiny male endler’s are fast !

Thanks for the info

I came across your channel because I love guppies and so sad you mention the dots in tail are going to be fed to your goldfish. Those dotted guppies are my favorite, I rather have those than the 1 sword tail or have 2 sword tail guppies looks prettier for my taste in fish.

Great info! I'm planting sweet potatoes in bales this year, my first attempt. Thank you for sharing this! By the way, good looking Walker Hound!! Also, you mentioned leafy greens. Sweet potato greens are a highly nutritious green, and taste great! Actually considered a Super Food. Good luck this year!

Hi do you know what the water paramaters are in this morichal you explored?

Jeez you guys in the midwest are way above everyone else.

Ted 2 years of no Videos hope all is good, come back.

I don't see any up to date videos from Rachel anymore. don't know why?

Do ya need to Teflon tape the threads of the valves in to the pvc...? I'm installing my halo/hoop in fishroom number 1 of 3 today, finally... I think I've watched and read everything that I could find on the interwebs... Thanks for the info/education...! Keep up your good work and go enjoy some nature today...!

right behind my house

Lol I've never seen someone excited that wasps were taking over their plants 🤣 guess they're beneficial for the plants & fish both though

Are you still here sir?

I wonder if they breed at colder temperature ? (living room 20 degrees)...

There were some nice Vampire Plecs in those holding tanks

I would like to know which one is Jims favourite!

Just an FYI for anyone watching this in 2022. This is no longer the light Nilocg sells. All of the advanced features have been removed. Fair warning to anyone looking at buying one who came here to learn about the light.

Hey Ted, i hope youre doing okay - any updates??

Ted, what happened my friend?? You got me hooked with the 265gal videos and then you disappeared!? 😔 We need to know how your tank is doing and how the fish are? Also how good is the Seamless Sump system holding up? Did the lights give you the shimmering effect you were looking for? I'm contemplating a 375gal (72Lx40Dx30H) Custom Lifetime Aquarium with a Seamless Sump Package. I'd like to know if you feel your investment was worth the effort and MONEY, there's nothing inexpensive about this companies products😉. Thanks.

I'd kill to see an update video on this viv

I also use the water from the pans into the tank to give it a good start

It would be awesome if you came out of retirement and did a series on this amazing viv today and what has happened in the intermittent 2yrs

Oh, I was hoping this would be an update that took place months and months after the viv was complete. Oh well, I'm just glad you did more content on that badass vivarium

This series is fantastic. I can't wait to see the update series. It's so cool that you made a follow up series. Watching someone build a vivarium is great, but I'm always left wondering how it would look well established, and finished, so to speak. I've been planning to do one for a crested gecko using an 18x18x24" front opening exoterra type enclosure. I've learned some very helpful info from your series, even though I've now viewed many hours of instructional content. So, thanks, great job.

An easier tip for mounting the bromeliad - use CA glue or hot glue

I don't see the next video anywhere. Oh well, I've really enjoyed the series. Great job on the films

I love watching the underwater footage. You make some great documentary films

Man that looks like fun. I love this series

Hey Ted, I know this video is from years ago, but still the best for breeding wild Apistogramma. Do you maybe recall the scientific name of the tetras at 7:47? I cannot find them anywhere on the web 😮. Thank you so much :)

What is your secret? Seasonal? Dry season? PH?