Reef Tank Microbiology - Episode 1- What's Hiding in Our Aquariums...

[@Dedlifts]

I need to pick up a microscope! Love how detailed your channel gets. %

[@HobbySci]

I linked two in the description. One exp one and another more affordable one. It’s really fun looking at sample from the tank! Def a recommended buy from me!

[@markturbeville5971]

Good video. Wish there were a bunch more like it. %

[@inexperiencedreefer8208]

Love this series!! Can't wait to see many, many more. Thanks for the great content. %

[@HobbySci]

inexperienced reefer I’ll keep pushing them out. Not that popular of videos though :/

[@AnthonyQueen]

% Awesome video. I've been looking at the critters in my tank as well. Never ceases to amaze! Thank you.

[@thefungizen]

This is excellent. Please make more of these! %

[@thinnestgecko]

Definitely some interesting stuff %

[@ricostrings72]

Hi ! Awesome video!!! I want to know what microscope you’re using?

[@coffeebeann1]

YYYAAAAAYYYY I LOVE THIS i was looking at google scholar for freshwater microbiology, and wow i cant wait for when i find a freshwater microbio analysis

[@disqualifiedqq]

10:40 the barrel looking thing with the tiny hairs at the top looks similar to a rotifer.

[@watkinstech]

Outstanding job on this video. I did a video like this with skimmate using a cheap handheld microscope. This is so much better. Subscribed!

[@sampaul4545]

Super bro what is that black one is its a beneficial bacteria?

[@micro-reefsaquariums5169]

Thakns for sharing I love your microscope and how you connected the phone to it to share. I am battling Dinoflagelletes maybe amphidium.

[@NationalReefing]

Nice update! %

[@miguelelizondojr8790]

Swift scope? About to dive into my reef tank and pull samples. Great video. Enjoyed it. %

[@lisamcguffin3606]

So interesting! Thanks %

[@christophery8927]

Nice!

[@LightSearch]

% I did the same in my past video and I decided to make up a whole story on top of the video because of that.

[@HobbySci]

Alfredo Reis Deus haha! Great minds! Thanks for watching! Your tank doing well?

[@LightSearch]

@@HobbySci My tank is doing ok, it's going to be 1 year old in about a week, I will make a long video update.

[@HobbySci]

Nice can’t wait to see it

[@micro-reefsaquariums5169]

Which attachment is needed to use your phone on this microscope? I saw your link to the microscope, does it include that attachment for me to you my android, or do you purchase another adapter? Thanks

[@TheFernalfer]

% loved the video

[@ReefDudes]

What are you using for a phone mount on the Trinocular tube?

[@HobbySci]

Something like this! Swift Microscope Lens Adapter,Smartphone Camera Adapter Mount, Microscope Accessory (Fits 26mm Eyepieces) www.amazon.com/dp/B07RZ3QQ2W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_zCo-FbTBK29V9

[@HobbySci]

It actually works really well

[@ReefDudes]

@@HobbySci Sweet thanks! and it works in the 3rd trinocular tube so you can still use the eye pieces?

[@HobbySci]

@@ReefDudes yes it should. Just tightens around the eye piece

[@ReefDudes]

@@HobbySci Sweet thx! ill try one! Is there any glass in it or just a plastic holder to fit?

[@THEnumber1.hat3r]

nice man %

[@arthurman9021]

Nice video mate. Do you think you can do the same with bacteria products that you use or you can get? To see the differences between them?

[@HobbySci]

Arthur Man I actually tried that. And unfortunately I didn’t see any movement in any of them. I think I was doing it wrong. Probably need to dye them. I may try again!

[@arthurman9021]

@@HobbySci would be interesting to see and yes you will need to do gram staining with those bacteria. If you can do it, i am sure a lot of people will be interested to see the results especially if you can compare the results with a few brands like aquavitro, dr tims etc

[@HobbySci]

I will definitely consider it!

[@FXyoel]

Actually bacteria floats if you overflow the little cup and place your glass on the stop the bacteria sticks to it. Give it a try.

[@123klaas]

% Amazing how much life there is in some drops of waste water.

[@krisgelpadolina4640]

Hi Dr. Hobby_Sci! 😉 %

[@micro-reefsaquariums5169]

I saw Ostreopsis in your sample....

[@zachx3877]

Dinoflagellates are present in almost all systems. Having a balance is important

[@dailycoral]

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[@kasso187]

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