Draining The Pond - soak the LEAF to disinfect, treat fungus and other fish diseases

Hello everyone, my name is Duong.
I am 32 years old.
I live in a poor mountainous area of Vietnam.
From a young age, I had to work hard to help my parents.
Difficult life is always around, I work and learn everything from my grandparents and the old people in the village.
Gradually, I mastered the skills.
5 years ago, I decided to live the challenge.
Determined to learn about the primitive way of life, I chose to live in the wilderness, alone.
Where there's no technology and forcing yourself to pass, it feels great!
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[@STONEDay]

I recommend dredging the pond every 6-8 months. Remove the fish poop from the bottom of the pond and use it as fertilizer. I know it is a lot of work but you have a lot of fish in the pond. There must be a lot of silt and fish poop on the bottom of the pond by now. Bacteria will thrive in the poop and lower the oxygen levels in the water. Thank you for the update. Blessings friend.

[@clodismccuien8082]

He can just drain the pond and plant rice all of the silt will be plowed under there's no one one man can dredge that much area he will burn too much energy he can drain the pond and just plant something for a year that will suffice

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you very much, I will try to take better care of the farm, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@rencieroberto4766]

Just drain the pond and plant rice that is what the farmers are doing here in our place then after rice harvest let therice scraps in the pond with fresh water then the fish is welcome for fresh season by then the fish has plenty of food from the rice scraps that is one cycle then after fish harvest time again for the rice plants to benifit from fish poops till the rice ripened then season for fish again to eat the rice scraps upon wilting with fresh water this is a fact they practice in our place nothing is wasted after each crop whether rice or fish

[@kellysonnenberg212]

Water plants that the fish won't eat is a better plan to filter the pond😊

[@STONEDay]

TY 💚 Everyone for sharing knowledge with me & Duong. Y'all are awesome. Stay blessed!

[@SSanf]

I cleaned house, started chicken stew in the crock pot. Roger tended the garden and brought in a bunch of mustard greens which I cooked. When he came In I gave him a snack of homemade cake topped with raspberry jam which we canned. Then we watched you.

[@booboo155]

It amazes me how much you've accomplished. When I first found your channel you were surviving under a rocky out-cropping, drinking water that trickled off the rocks. Take this pond for instance, creating that was an incredible undertaking for one man, it's massive. I had forgotten just how big it really was, seeing it partially drained like that really gives some perspective of it's actual size.. Anyway, I've enjoyed following along as you've evolved to where you are now.. Thank you for sharing this part of your life.

[@purnishamochahary7014]

😅

[@MedullanAutononomous]

More biodiversity in the pond will help keep the fish healthy. Find some seaweed that grows in still water and plant it in the pond. Just like you did for the baby fish nursery to hatch them from eggs the fish also need living plants in their home not just the babies.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, a very good suggestion to help me learn

[@Jaymunnie]

To ensure that the environment for your fish remains healthy and suitable for them to live, your fish should be sharing an ecosystem with other species that actively filter the water of sediment and particulates in order to feed and derive sustenance. It is not enough to have a pond with simply fish. You need to create an ecosystem which can self-maintain. Look for filter feeders to assist you in this process, and add them to the fish pond.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you very much, I will try to take better care of the farm

[@Mr.Donahue]

​@@PrimitiveSkillsnetYou are doing a great job. That's a lot of work for one man.

[@Simple_But_Expensive]

⁠@@PrimitiveSkillsnetcatfish? (Swai). Maybe eels. Also plants that filter water. Not sure what they would be. Around here they are cattails.

[@usbport6082]

I agree, you also need to incorporate more air into the water (faster flow= more air) try to make a waterfall or something that constantly produces air passively. Your fish need to breath, standing water only makes it really hard

[@PascalSWE]

@@usbport6082 If there was a problem with oxygen then fish would come to the surface and suck air. As we never see the fish doing this then its probably safe to assume that the current flow is enough

[@simsportif]

Every other "primitive" channel out there building fantasy ponds and trying to pass that as legit and then there's Duong. Living life and sharing it with us. Keep on trucking Duong, you rock.

[@MrAndyBearJr]

Duong. If you fire treat the ends of the wooden posts before you drive them into the ground, it will harden them, and make them more resistant to rot and decay. They should last longer for you. I also hope that you don’t take the advice offered by the people in the comments as criticism of your accomplishments. Far from that. I think that you have touched the souls of many who watch your channel, and we all want the best for you. Continued success for you and your family.🙂👍🏻

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, you give me great suggestions and advice

[@user-kh9sj9vt7k]

Wish you a good start in the week too

[@destinyserrano2409]

He works double by having to record it all and moving the camera from place to place.

[@MihudzeSan]

Duong, don't throw too many leaves for the fish! The fish will not eat all this, the palm leaves will drown and begin to rot at the bottom. Diseases will begin. I have had an aquarium at home for 12 years. It may not be the same as yours, but it’s 2 thousand liters. There is a golden rule - Hungry fish are healthy fish.

[@user-kh9sj9vt7k]

Its looking amazing with the fence

[@shanedog9082]

It’s so unbelievable the resources like bamboo, and how you can make so much from it. In the western world we have no clue of this way of life. If we need building materials we go to an overpriced massively huge box store to by single pieces of lumber, and use Chinese poor quality screws or hardware that you buy in a pack of 5 screws for the most money the store can charge and get away with it. Your way seams more natural, though I do enjoy my convenient, easier life style. Love your videos, thanks for the journey and entertainment ;)

[@rickybell2.056]

Dead dry leaves are good for the fish , especially indian almond leaves, they are medicine for the fish and keep them healthy,,,,,, take mud from pond and use it to feed your plants , its free fertilizer,,,you are doing a fantastic job, keep up the good work, everyone is proud of you and wants the best for you

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback. I will do better, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@spetzable]

It's snowing outside today, it's so nice to look at all this greenery🙂

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@ClassicallyMish]

Start taking some fish to the market so you won’t have too many in the pond.

[@monicalujanyepes2838]

Te sigo desde q empezaste , me encanta eres un hombre muy trabajador .siento lo de tus cerdos ... No tales tanto , los árboles Dan sombra y oxígeno. Saludos

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@dimviesel]

I love the way the sound echoes off the adjacent mountains☺️

[@bahadirunuvar]

You're full of life and hardworking. I wish you a long and healthy life with your family.

[@alicedelosrios3829]

Duong, you are doing an amazing job 👏 God bless you and your family 👍 🐓🐓🐥🐤🐟🐟

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@RealGodendag]

Бамбук - прекрасный материал!11

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Yes That rigth

[@ladyofthemasque]

The tool Duong is using to cut the banana leaves down is called a bill or bill hook in English. It's been used by farmers for thousands of years to prune trees and other things that are hard to get up close to, but it was also incorporated into battle weapons via pole arms. It was useful for catching the limbs of enemies, including a horse rider's legs, and either dismounting, toppling them to the ground, or just simply injuring their limbs to get them to stop fighting. It can be made by attaching a sickle (hand-scythe) to a pole by rope or glue, or can be officially forged as part of a halberd or spear head. They are still very much in use today in farming, gardening, and landscaping. Some modern version have clippers or pruners to nip through the tree limb with a bit more force, as they're hard to use on tough, dense wood, but a banana leaf stem is soft enough to make the job very easy.

[@goerizal1]

it is a scythe attached to a pole basically. usually sharpened well on its curved side.

[@rosalindaenriquez3272]

Good morning Duong watching from mariveles Bataan congrats you have many views advance merry Christmas God bls you

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@andydataguy]

Bro is on the grind like an anime villain arc 😮

[@fanrdr238]

🇻🇳 good morning from 🇸🇦

[@karenthompson9851]

Sugar!.. thanks for the deep dive with your fish family❤

[@chuckjohnson1331]

You should put small stones and living moss and greens living in the pond to help filter the water

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Thank you for your feedback

[@PhuongTang94]

Bạn tài năng quá, có vẻ như một mình bạn có thể tự làm được hết mọi việc

[@ningshengjie653]

Hi!🙋, 董, 早安, 非常高兴看到你的视频, 看起来太久没处理和清除了 草和树都长高了, 新的一天又到来, 清除鱼🐟塘边杂草垃圾, 没想到連树🌳叶🍃也有药功能💙💜.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@HeatherNaturaly]

I can't do any work except feeing the animals. Todays high was 5C and over night is expected to be -5C. So I sit inside beside the wood stove. I hate the cold.

[@anibal.martinez]

Amigo Duong, no deberías sacarle los helechos y pasto a la muralla de suelo sobre el estanque, ya que reducen las posibilidades de que se erosione y siga cayendo tierra o barro al estanque. Saludos desde Chile!

[@Vinicius.freitas]

I love fish, they are incredible animals, I love seeing and eating them, but I love fishing even more, and you messing with them gives me joy to see them being well looked after, and I know they are being well looked after by you, thank you for showing how them in this video, thank you! and if you end up not understanding my English it's because I'm learning and studying this part but anyway,

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Thank you for your feedback, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@ronaldobertholdi6395]

Bom dia meu amigo boa semana um abraço.

[@brunodotta1577]

ciao ciao💪💪👌👌👋👋

[@christopherort2889]

Very cool video as always. Stay safe out there.

[@arnostoermer3563]

Super! Danke! 😍🤗

[@MuThiThu95]

Hello. Have a nice day

[@manania61]

The name of Wattel in Germany is Akazie.

[@Chudesnenk0]

Hello. Why don't you catch some of the fish? After all, it’s like with plants, in order for the young ones to grow faster, you need to remove some of the larger and older ones. And no one likes to eat fish that are too big🤗

[@newtagwhodis4535]

Such an amazing pond! Great work!

[@ivangenadevich6047]

Ты будешь крепок и силён💪Верю в тебя✊️

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@user-oq6rh8kf7w]

Поддерживаю

[@Marcovlogs176]

My day okay thank you

[@tuthanthap8052]

Good morning

[@user-yw3tc8xs7ysys]

農場のメンテナンス、お疲れさまです！😮　魚🐟達にも元気でいて欲しいですね！　 池のクリーンアップも大変なんですね！センダンの木の効用は知らなかったです。成長はとても早いから活用的ですね！ ドゥオンさんの健康と繁栄を願っています！😊

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@Golden_SnowFlake]

All the biomass from the bottom of the pond, would do nicely in the garden. Aquaponic systems often use fish poop fertilizer by cycling the water through the garden, but just scooping it out every year or two would do you wonders for your garden!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@herbethesilva9572]

Você está tirando a sombra dos peixes ficarem, cortando as árvores de perto da margem da lagoa e deixando a água mais quente.

[@OlegZhurbenko]

Chúc mừng. chúc một ngày tốt lành và nhiều sức lực để làm việc. Tôi thấy rất nhiều chất thải hữu cơ trên đất của bạn. Bạn đã cân nhắc việc xây dựng hầm sản xuất khí sinh học cho hộ gia đình chưa?

[@TizonaAmanthia]

what are those yellow weed fruits growing on your farm? they almost look like mangos, or some kind of nightshade...

[@jairocaraballo8948]

Gracias por éste bonito video,me hizo recordar cuando era joven,cuando veo tus vídeos y los de tu esposa,,se siente una sensación muy buena como si estuviera alla en la granja,,gracias una vez más,y saludos desde Colombia.

[@dannytouet818]

Many uses of Chinaberry: - furniture, musical instruments: the wood has a beautiful light amber color - toothpaste: paste of twigs and bark - insecticide: leaves and fruits - skin care: the oil extracted from the seeds has hydrating, regenerating and restructuring properties for the skin. - other treatments: the oil extracted from the seeds also treats digestive problems, it relieves eye and ear inflammation as well as respiratory tract conditions such as bronchitis. - plant care: in emulsion, it is a very good insecticide against parasitic insects, beetle larvae, red spiders, mealybugs, etc. - repellent against flies and insects to protect humans or livestock

[@mariemiller8659]

The wattles tree in America is called a Acacia tree

[@johnny605]

Curto seus vidos sempre que posta , parabéns sua fazenda mudou mitto , pra melhor 🙏

[@noiseosoutros]

thank you

[@Yettered13]

hello and greetings from USA, here we call you Hashirama

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Thank you so much

[@jcdadfire884]

Duong, have you considered making a long handled grass whip so you can cut down your grass much easier and save your back from needing to bend over? As always your videos are amazing!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh, a very good idea, thank you very much

[@tile-maker4962]

15:44 The tree that you are cutting down looks like a species of "white teak". As opposed to the famous red teak or "blood tree" when you cut it, blood color comes out. These trees are plentiful in south Asia and the Polynesian area. There leaves grow holes in them because of bug bites. Teak is strong would for making furniture. But there are laws that say not to cut it (red teak) down in Myanmar because of deforestation.

[@muratsimsek6459]

Domuzların olduğu yeri tavuk kümesi yap

[@fangouelidenn5581]

Bonjour, merci pour les renseignements au sujet de l'arbre et feuilles qui servent dans l'étang pour vos poissons, je ne connaissais pas cet arbre… En France, l'acacia, à le même nom que chez vous…Salutation de Bretagne, sur les côtes d'Armorique. Portez-vous bien ainsi que votre famille.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, wish you and your family good health

[@muratsimsek6459]

Make a chicken coop where the pigs are.

[@user-bp1lq2qq2u]

You are doing an amazing job caring for your farm by yourself. You have shown us many survival skills.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@irimiabogdan7957]

May i suggest getting some sheep for your farm? since the swine fever is still all around the world and may not end sone, for your farm some sheep will be excellent. Also you can trim them and have some fiber for making clothes and other things :) great videos, great man

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback, I will consider it further

[@Dazz622]

The tree you cut down that was over hanging the pond Duong looks very much like a Bodhi tree! The Bodhi tree or Ficus religiosa (sacred fig) is a species of fig native to the Indian subcontinent and Indochina that belongs to Moraceae, the fig or mulberry family. It is also known as the bodhi tree, pimple tree, peepul tree, peepal tree, pipala tree, ashvattha tree, or Asathu in Sinhala. Bodhi trees are often planted in Buddhist temple grounds in Vietnam, or religious sanctuaries constructed around the sacred tree in situ, however they do also exist in the wild too. Hope this helps? 🤔

[@luza6461]

👍👍👍Thanks I learn so much of yours...Congratulations🙏🙏🙏

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@user-tk2dv9yc6l]

Boa tarde sim comigo esta tudo bem graças a Deus eu estou vendo que uma fazenda tem bastante trabalho e vc faz tudo com amor parabéns amigo adoro seus vídeos asisto todos um grande abraço

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

THank you so much

[@octaviocastrellon7288]

Hola, te sigo hace mucho, y ve que la cría de peces lleva mucho tiempo, cuando vas a cosechar los peces??????

[@moplum]

Excellent use of Chinaberry leaves for your fish pond😀

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Yes That rigth

[@eradens932]

at 00:04, I was admireing how far he has gone, from that small bamboo hut were the pond is now.

[@MatrenaLavgud]

Дуонг, спасибо за твои добрые слова в субтитрах. Спасибо за то, что интересуешься, как дела у нас - зрителей твоего канала. Нам всем очень приятно. / Duong, thank you for your kind words in the subtitles. Thank you for asking how we, the viewers of your channel, are doing. We are all very pleasantly.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@user-gx1rk8yw6l]

Đó là một công việc khá vất vả, thưa ngài! Hẹn gặp lại bạn trong video tiếp theo! That was quite some work, sir! See you in your next video!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@laurentinaferreirabica3214]

Oiii Duong querido que Deus resguarde teu coração com muito amor!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@mariahelenadasilvaramos8696]

Meu amigo sua esposa ta te superando em termos de construção nao perco um video dela ta ficando belissima a fazenda dela quero velo la visitando ela acabou de assar um enorme pernil deu uma vontade abraços

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@TizonaAmanthia]

here's hopiong the alkali leaves works more effectively than the lime powder did for those piggies. maybe start harvesting some of the fish? just in case, at least you can eat some of them?

[@michaelsfoster8442]

do you have to watch out for snake,s🐍 where live ?🤔

[@OmIAm_]

The Wattles tree is called Acacia here in the United States. We don't have that particular species but have several types from that family. A very hard wood. Some have very nasty thorns.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Yes Thank you so much

[@SLIProfit]

make a thicker more sturdier fence wall using logs and stone around the fence that you have

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback

[@maximovicentemartinez5135]

Buenas noches un saludo en la costa de Guerrero México qué hermoso este país contenido lo que hace es muy hermoso demostrando de tu país 🙏🙏🙏🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@tonywalker8030]

Maybe you can siphon the water and use a basket to filter out the crap.

[@fatimaviana9486]

❤❤❤❤

[@oscararroyo1958]

Ola amigo bendiciones que gran trabajo porque tu piscina es grande pero sea por el bien de tus peces vaya recuerdo tu primer video que vi ha pasado tiempo de ello bendiciones desde costa rica

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you for your feedback, I am very happy to receive your feedback. Wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@neivacristina2124]

Boa noite, tinha muito tempo que não via os seus vídeos, vejo que Deus tem te abençoando muito, muita coisa nova, que benção fico feliz desejo tudo de bom, Deus continue te abençoando sempre.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much, I am very happy to receive your feedback, wish you all the best, see you in the next video

[@user-gt2vy2rm9y]

صديقي فيديوهاتك جيده تبعث السكينه للنفس وتريح الاعصاب ومن الجيد ان لا تظهر الخنازير لاننا نحن المسلمون لا نحبها لانها محرمه علينا

[@Nandomochileiro142]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@user-ho9fs7ch4j]

такие веточки маленькие хорошо в сауну

[@maecarpenter6735]

Hello, Duong, from NY, USA! I've been watching your videos from the beginning and enjoy them a lot. You work very hard and understand the science behind the skills you show us very well. Thank you for helping my mental health 😂😂😂. Good health and joy to you and yours. Happy Holidays!

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

thank you so much

[@trieuthanhduy2020]

❤❤❤

[@G.W.HuntZinger]

Lots of fish for the smoker, keep up the good work.

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you so much

[@user-gs2xp7bs6n]

❤

[@ramthian]

❤❤

[@user-gu5qr1eu2i]

❤👍

[@grahammctygue724]

How often due post cut that start to grow after being set thanks Duong for showing all 🎉🎉❤❤😊😊

[@candidamachado1710]

Hoje eu estou de vardi!

[@user-mz6ch1tn1u]

👍👍👍👍

[@candidamachado1710]

It`s raining!

[@yonipoabaty7456]

The trees for the fences and pound look like bourao. The one with the big leaves looks like a lila. Your videos are always instructive👍

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Thank you for your feedback

[@kasiakazia1]

Pozdrowienia z Polski. Oglądam Cię od dawna. Bardzo pracowity jesteś ❤

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you

[@ClassicallyMish]

The trees clean the air; You should clean the pond more often instead of chopping down trees.

[@Unicardio]

Chào bạn. Tôi rất tiếc về cái chết của động vật do bệnh dịch hạch ở Châu Phi. Tôi khuyên bạn nên lấy tro và tạo hỗn hợp một kg tro cho mỗi lít nước sôi và trong 5 ngày, bạn trộn hai hoặc ba lần một ngày, sau đó bạn lọc và dùng nước đó bạn rửa toàn bộ khu vực và sau đó bạn rải vôi lên đó, v.v. bạn sẽ khử trùng mọi thứ. mọi điều tốt đẹp nhất

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Thank you, a very good suggestion to help me learn

[@budwoodman1716]

It's called an Acacia tree in the US.

[@haydenrobbie7368]

alot of bugs were eating that tree you cut down next to the pond... they might start going after your crops soon...

[@ThePowerMagnit]

you often ask “what is this or that plant called here?” so, often it doesn’t grow here 😅

[@ToddKesler]

Use Gypsum to neutral the nitrites in the water or get chemicals to control the ph levels in the water and sell some of the fish do nitrites won't be so high

[@PrimitiveSkillsnet]

Oh Thank you for your feedback