Aloha! I just placed an order. I am so excited. It’s for my seahorses and reef tank.

I just wanna say i love your videos. They helped me start my 10 gallon and answwred so many questions

Nice info please stop repeating the same thing an please stop with trying to sell stuff it so irritating that u keep trying to sell shit why would I order from u an have to wait 5 days to get seaweed is seaweed FYI and please stop that high pitch sound in the background

Are the spores harmed by passing through UV light?

This is 13 years old and it is now 2023 and still it is very informative

Salinity, temperature

500th like right here

These guys are the best. Hooked me up with some of all the macros they sell. Helped me correct my issues I wad having while growing it. Highly recommended

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Ugh I have had issues with these. I lifted up a particularly bright ricordea and I had an amphipod that had fluorescence in his gut that was the same color as the ricordea! Time for a wrasse or two.

it looks more horse than fish. What a beast

I think woomes are so cool

I am starting a new tank with dry rock and aragonite sand. At what stage do I add these? Directly after cycling or after some fish have been established?

Dang and I thought my bloom was bad

Thank you for the information!

Paira eat their child. How can we prevent it?

Old video but still awesome! Thumbs up. Cheers

What about fire worms I know the regular ones are good but what about fire worms.

Once taxonomists agree on a name they are unemployed? I don't think you really understand how biologists make a living...

I placed an order for your amiphods about 2-3 months ago. I received 25 amphipods. I now have about 1,000 in there. These guys are potentially the best cuc members I have. They demolish all detritus, leftover fish/coral food, and algae. I see them come out in swarms after I feed. I’ll just watch a single amphipod steal one whole lps pellet. My tank is a young system and despite phosphate spikes, I haven’t experienced any algae at all. I think this is in large part to the amphipods. Every time I look in the tank I just see 20-30 or so grazing. They cover everything.

Hi iam living East Coast of. Canada besides the. Atlantic. Ocean will the amipods in the Atlantic live in a reef tank

I had a puffer fish, and he finally stopped eating, and just wasted away and died, and a year later I saw a video on KZbin where a ichthyologist or fishkeeper in a public zoo took their puffer and used a dremel grinder to keep his beak in fettle. I wondered immediately if that was what was my fish's problem, because turning down food was not something I was used to seeing him do. If you have any ideas or opinions, I would like to hear them.

He's like "Okay, this rack is all cleaned up boss"

I love that butterfly. I wanna squeeze his beak...

He is going to fucking town on thos 'nuisance organisms' and having a good time doing it

Will these brittle stars grow to the standard full brittle star size of 10-12 in?

A beautiful example of how life found a way without consuming other life

(noobs here) last night I was fragging a torch coral that I just got from the stote, and let the glue dry, when I was about to put the coral back in tank, 4 of these crawl out of the coral, and 1 of them latch on my hand, I freak out, thought it was some kind of bristle worm, then throw all of them out. Thinking about dipping all of my corals. And then find I this video when looking for a video about copepods... Didn't know they are benificial to the tank

Do these eat the same food source as the blue linckia? Or do they eat different things?

I'm glad I watched your video and hope to shop your site! I have a 150g mixed reef tank that is bout 2 yrs old w/ 5"DSB and a small array of livestock. Problem is my sand/LR is devoid of fauna (macro) after having to eliminate dino/cyano and aptasia chemically. I want isopods/copepods/anthropods/polychraetic worms back! Do you offer a kit that will survive long enough to repopulate my tank?

I just started a saltwater tank and everything I have learned says NEVER use tap water.

Where can I get a sheet of coralline algae?

We have our annual Frag Farmers Market happening in March at a UCONN. My wife and I wanted to try another clam. Armed with this information, we will know what to look for. This explains a lot with out experience in the past with clams.

So how did you get this many

I have a question. At 0:45-0:47 as you are swishing through the water, there is a small critter (black?) that swims up under the mass of bristle worm. What is that??

I have brown worms in my tank which hitchhiked on my live rock they have feathery appendages surrounding their mouth’s they are not bristle worms they have no spine they appear to consume brown diatom algae nobody can tell me what they are and some people say they look like they could become predatory if they become large and some people say they look perfectly harmless I’ve never had a creature defy me and it’s identification before and I really want to know what these things are

I have brown worms in my tank which hitchhiked on my live rock they have feathery appendages surrounding their mouth’s they are not bristle worms they have no spine they appear to consume brown diatom algae nobody can tell me what they are and some people say they look like they could become predatory if they become large and some people say they look perfectly harmless I’ve never had a creature defy me and it’s identification before and I really want to know what these things are

couldn't agree with you more☝️☝️

I am on day ten In my brand new 63 gallon and my diatoms just kicked into bloom grew fast today I got worried but some of the more experienced people I have been talking to say this is normal finish your cycle now I wanted to do this proper but my friend who started his already went out and bought 2 clowns a yellow tang and a brittle star and installed them as a suprize birthday gift now I will have a spike due to these fish being in there but I am hoping this did not screw up my cycle too much the fish seem relaxed and okay I am just gonna feed what they can eat I am keeping an eye on perameters so far very little nitrites , nitrates zero and phosphate 1.0 I wanted to do the fish my way I did not make a fuss due to the fish were not cheap and it was a nice gesture I wanted cleaners before fish. By the sounds of it things are still good in my tank it will just need to stay the way it is as not to upset the cycle anymore the tank is big enough to handle this small bio load added and I will control feeding. Now with my bloom should I just get the cleaners? Because there will be no more fish added I want corals once the tank stabilizes.

What and where can a nano start kit be found ?

Greetings Is There A Risk Of Introducing Ick With These Guys??

Do you deliver it to India

this video helped me identify some I found in a freshwater pool. I now have a colony for my freshwater tanks. Thanks!

Are you an English teacher?

Would you have to keep restocking replenishing them if fish eat'm all up?

Anybody see the news where a Melbourne Boy came out of the water with bloody legs? Wouldn't stop bleeding so he had to go to the hospital and have his feet amputated. ..... Sorry, just kidding about the amputated part. But if he'd stayed in too much longer he might've!

Hello. Can I get your permission to use this video for the National Museum of Natural History in the Philippines?

I've noticed some small things moving quickly around while you were moving worms. I have a couple of those in my tank and I cannot identify them. What are those creatures?

I have a ton of this bristle worms and never harm any of my coral,fish, even my clams. I do love this worm

'Natures most effective grazers'.Sometimes I think I could set up a foot spa for tired and weary feet using these amphipods. The customer steps into a foot bath with a thousand of these to graze on their dirty feet. I'd call my spa 'A Step Too Far'