Forgotten Live Food!! How to Culture Live-food with ZERO COST (Unlimited Livefood supply)

[@thedoppelganger2665]

I've just come across your channel I have alot of experience in keeping birds and breeding fish,your a very good man.And have a great channel here sending you my thanks from the uk 🇬🇧 All the best and thanks for your channel and information 😀

[@jokinramosperez]

Namaste!

[@kaidox5542]

Thanks!

[@eskimojulie]

Brilliant , I wish we had the temperatures to be able to do this all year round outside .

[@uprightfossil6673]

I only watch to learn about permaculture. You are the best sir. Thanks again

[@sibabylyn88]

Ganda ng view . At may kaalaman ka pang makukuha. Amazing :-)

[@doryaqualand]

@Dextersworld - I gain something new everytime I watch your videos. Thanks for your efforts! Much appreciated 👍👏👏

[@ianharbjorn]

Thanks po for bringing back the infos on culturing live foods Sir Dex. Dexter's World methods of feeding live foods are very effective because its proven because of years of experience. Hoping everyone could culture their own livefoods as well to save and conserve money and to make our fish grow healthy and fast :)

[@bovitosumi735]

I love your ideas and your farms. And I love you too.

[@pravindesai6927]

Good informative ideas for Breeders. 👌

[@TVB-Co-Thuy]

I have a suggestion for storing the cultured-worm. Freeze them in ice tray. That way you can mass produce and store them in all equal-size ice cube. You can designate the number of cube to feed per container of fish. Ice-cube is light and will float on the surface of the fish container so you don't have to stand around and watch them.

[@chesterallantangub8758]

Wow, nice additional idea sir!

[@michaela-be4le]

Hope all is well with you and the family my friend 🙏

[@DextersWorld]

You too bro mike.

[@GALERYKICAU]

Good evening friends..really amazing cool..🙏🙏❤️❤️👍👍🇲🇨🇲🇨

[@mesutozsen903]

Dexter s World Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍

[@raymondpascual7786]

Thank you for providing us with the new knowledge.more success & God bless you and your family.

[@edmo43]

Thanks Mr. Dexter for the information. 👍👍

[@awilderireland]

Very good and Dexter always has a smile. 🙂

[@ADreamPomskies]

Dexter, we recently found you online and we love your videos, so wholesome for us as a family to watch. I love the spirituality you bring into your videos and glory to God you express. You are a very neat person. Your videos help so many people by giving glory to God and showing your hard times and your good times. Life is not always easy and being real with the world about your struggles and still giving thanks to God shows great humility. Having struggles and still fighting to continue is also a big testimony for everyone. I show my children the struggles and success. It teaches perseverance. Good job Dexter!!! We are also just starting to breed Koi, Oranda, and ranchu fish. I am learning so much from you! I have a question. Your Orandas and Ranchu fish are very beautiful and REALLY large. They are now very popular here. Have you ever considered exporting? I loved a very white calico Ranchu you had on a video. I have not seen that here ever! I would love to have some!!! also your Oranda fish are huge!!! People would pay very well for those here… $300 to $600 easily, per fish. I have seen some even at $1500! If you had a website with them advertised I bet you can have your own line and sell them. Check out the website if kingkoi and others selling fancy goldfish. The fish can be shipped to the United States. You should pursuit this. I see your work and believe this can be another income for you and your family :-). God bless you!

[@zunairbirds3984]

Happy Sunday 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@AnupBiswas-j9v]

You are great sir

[@AJsbackyard]

Sir Dexter pls take a vedio of your ryukin

[@darkside_gaming803]

I love the video

[@aprilgopidolstvwonder6076]

Very well, n informative technique. Thank you again for teaching everyone, especially for those who are in fish farming,on how to propagate this tubiflex worm.. Learning so much from you my friend.. 😎👌

[@lhusserchintia1483]

Good evening po

[@TuanCaCanh]

I often use worms just to raise fish

[@reagansayasay5157]

Nice sir dex..

[@Pets11120]

My favorite fish breed is the pearl scale. Please do a video on them

[@midlifecrisisdad1570]

i'm wondering how do you deal with brown outs. thats my worry for all these pumps. do you use any generators?

[@DextersWorld]

yes i do use generator

[@amithpawar7112]

Valentino rossi the doctor. Fan ❤❤❤

[@slimshady3032]

you are a rossi fan 46 !!

[@animaliasurvival3680]

Nice Video.👍👍

[@matthewliu2306]

dexter ppleae show more videos of the lion head in the aquarium

[@dexterlim2048]

Hello Sir.. Would it be possible to schedule a visit to your farm? =D so amazed with all your videos and wanted to learn from your success.

[@jhontvphvloger]

i miss the lockdown era!

[@caspertopgun3495]

Sir. been watching you years now. Why don't you do a Arowana farm. It will be something new for you.

[@cwb-aqua-profi]

Hi, goldfish, like all carpfish, do not have a stomach and that is the problem. The acids in the stomach would kill the tubifex. So cichlids, salmonids, aso. have no problems, if feeding not to much.

[@adnananisulislam2537]

Thanks bro

[@DextersWorld]

Any time bro.

[@felixelizon2016]

Very big tnx this one video sir Dex. I always watching your videos uploeded here in you tube. Sir, I've question only about this, they area need sunlight or running water only for oxygen. Hoping your reply sir.

[@rolandzurbano9924]

Hi Sir , from your experience is it feasible to culture tubifex? Tnx

[@zyldjianlavega1674]

Hello sir Dexter it's safe to do the same process to put hot water for tubifex worm for balloon molly?

[@fc-rq2bi]

Do you still breed Betta fish? If yes you're my first breeder outside my country and i like your videos too Greetings from Thailand🇹🇭

[@meriamburnett6917]

I am scared of worms, sir😭 but I need them for my fish

[@LemonLee28]

Sir Dex mula po tayo sa Pilipinas di po ba? Maari po bang minsan mag tagalog tayo kahit sa isang episode lang po. 😊

[@chesterallantangub8758]

Ang market sigro ni sir is worldwide, siguro subtitles na tagalog or vice versa hehe

[@earljames7478]

gawa ka sarili mong channel or dun ka manood sa nagtatagalog

[@yandoduroc2953]

Hi sir dex, Do I have to aged the water even I get it from the deepweell? What source of water are you using?

[@ateeqrehmanvlogs1526]

I love from Pakistan

[@cppaviary]

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[@sirgiomamglovlogs252]

Sir pinapakain ko po ng giniling na laman loob ng manok ang mga alaga kong hito ilang oras ba dapat ang pagitan ng pakain ko para sila maoverfeed? Ty po. Napakahusay po ninyo magpaliwanag parang sa mga malalaking network.

[@DextersWorld]

2times lang hapon at umaga

[@nithin7217]

Betta fish vedio bro

[@Ramona-dt6mz]

MIRA TESORO ESAS SON LAS QUE TE SALIERON CON EL REMEDIO QUE YO TE DIJE NO JOD TODAVI TE SIQUEN SALIENDO

[@tantenest5746]

Sana mkabili ako nyan at mapadami ko po

[@armandodomingo9468]

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[@MEGALODONPROLOL]

hello

[@johanna006]

Don't use plastic mesh, it will add microplastics into the worms and your fish. Just tie a bunch of dried grass or branches together.

[@jeptemadriaga7111]

sir do you have vaccinations program to your chicken?

[@aeseroo28]

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[@alabisegun533]

Please what's the name of this worm again?

[@majorbruster5916]

Tubifex tubifex.

[@omursar8245]

kuşlara veriliyor mu ?

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[@shiaan_]

First

[@drockingfish]

what youtube channels does Dexter watch??

[@dexterando]

CAESY NIESTAT

[@drockingfish]

@@dexterando I meant fish keepers

[@Surya-jv1js]

I’m not sure feeding fish something not indigenous special food tropical fish and also ugly cat fish it’s not advisable feed them human food likes chicken once taste blood behavior very bad tense wild like piranhas fish develop strong jaws not good idea thank you from California

[@majorbruster5916]

You need not worry. Worms such as tubifex are indigenous to most parts of the world, and many species of fishes feed on them. Feeding kitchen scraps to the worms is not a problem. Most of these are cooked vegetables, and there is very little meat involved. Besides, there is no blood in cooked chicken, as the carcasses are drained of blood during the killing process. So your fears are unfounded. Tubifex worms don't eat the solid food provided to them. They eat bacteria that break down the foods provided for the worms. In the wild, tubifex worms eat mud and digest the bacteria that live in the mud. Fishes that gather the tubifex from the bottom of lakes and rivers have to ingest a lot of mud with the worms. There is no evidence that feeding "human" foods to fish changes their behaviour (for the worse), and to believe such unfounded stories without a shred of evidence, one must be gullible in the extreme. This is the storyline of low budget horror movies and does not have a place in serious fish husbandry.

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