Making my Prison Frogs a Real Ecosystem (1 year experiment)

[@leafystreet]

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[@honestants]

TOES takes what is RIGHTFULLY hers (and apparently that is your keyboard)

[@SHONLOKHANDE]

Bro can you send me a geko for free

[@jessieevely3268]

hehe silly toes

[@SirSqueakins]

Toes is trying to warn us about the end of the universe

[@EmpressOfExile206]

Leafy *I need to know,* what species are the tiny freshwater clams⁉️

[@hollisterlasers-ion8939]

You adding additional creatures to eat the black worms felt like that folk story where they got spiders to eat fleas, snakes to eat the spiders, ferrets to eat the snakes, and so on and so forth.

[@Youraverageanimalfriend]

Spiders eat fleas???

[@noahkendrick]

@@Youraverageanimalfriendyeah spiders will eat anything

[@sophiedowney1077]

​@@Youraverageanimalfriendspiders are great! They eat all kinds of pests. It's like how having snakes in your neighborhood helps keep mice away.

[@kiwi6421]

@@sophiedowney1077 And how having ferrets in your neighborhood keeps snakes away

[@noahkendrick]

@@kiwi6421 and how having hawks in your neighborhood will eat the ferrets

[@ItsNiash]

For a second I forgot I was watching a youtube video and not a documentary, the amount of effort and passion put in these videos is incredibly impressive!

[@Pineapple-yc9bj]

[@evelia_noellesk]

I know it’s crazy! ❤️

[@jennaaflleje1598]

@@Pineapple-yc9bj are you watching this on a computer?

[@Pineapple-yc9bj]

@@jennaaflleje1598 yeh why

[@NymphOfNewMoon]

@@Pineapple-yc9bjdon’t come back here with that emoji again 💀

[@jeanninefourtwenty]

I found one of these poor frogs in a tiny tank just like this at a Walgreens back in the year 2000. I immediately removed him from the tiny tank and put him in a big tank. He became a happy frog with a nice life, especially after he got some snail buddies in there to keep him company, and later, a neon tetra fish as well. His name was Froggy, he lived until he was 12 years old. After he died, I buried him in his own special painted frog coffin, under a tree, in Golden Gate Park near a pond. He was a great frog.

[@zakkangourouxFR]

You're a legend

[@Auggie-2234]

Froggy lived a good life

[@jeanninefourtwenty]

@@Auggie-2234 I like to think so.

[@jeanninefourtwenty]

@@zakkangourouxFR I'm not the legend, Froggy is!

[@jaceako2879]

​@@jeanninefourtwentyFROG 🐸

[@khm9879]

The “huh?” from the crab each time cracks me up. 😂

[@Luke.J358]

huh?

[@spirit006theassassin]

🦀 Huh? 🦀

[@khm9879]

@@Luke.J358 🤣🤣

[@khm9879]

@@spirit006theassassin 🥲🤣

[@sparaxisblanc2473]

Guess that's a very confused crab.. I've never seen a more relatable character! :D

[@MiddlePath007]

I had one of those frogs with an extra leg sticking out of his head. He was perpetually waving as he swam around. It would get a little bit stuck as he navigated the plants, but it never really slowed him down. We had all the same little guys, badis, skrimp, black worms, gammarus, and a rock bass. We got a jug of water from a local source, and my girlfriend was convinced this tiny see-through fish that we found when we got home, it was just a tiny mosquito fish. I told her it was going to be a monster and we need to go back and let it go. She insisted on pouring it in the tank. So I bought a kiddie pool and started naturalizing that with substrate and guppies and the knowledge we basically just had a kid. You're never going to believe what happened, we found out the miniscule clear fish was just a baby bass. This guy, he was a machine. We got him basically week one, and we were never scary, we were the source of treats. So he would put on quite the show for us

[@river7048]

if you narrated a whole documentary like this i would watch the hell outta it

[@leafystreet]

ur too kind, thank you

[@ToastersToastToast]

I’d watch it every week

[@ToastersToastToast]

@@leafystreetI like mini ecosystems, they’re cool :)

[@adriannabcustomfurniture]

Me too!

[@kastaway28]

i would watch it over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again

[@darrinstamand]

You should add a bear to the ecosystem

[@Shatterstar]

The bear would solve so many over population problems.

[@livthenekomancer]

Water bear

[@Shatterstar]

@@livthenekomancerI'm thinking Grizzly.

[@leafystreet]

Black or polar

[@CadaraWolfe_13]

​@@leafystreet def polar

[@leafystreet]

UPDATE: pond 2.0 is in the works. If you’re looking to get African dwarf frogs please 🙏 buy them from breeders or true fish stores. This was a rare opportunity to buy a creature in a terrible “forever home” and document a before and after. The store has since stopped selling them. And Lebron actually came from a massive fish store in much better care

[@Jedi_Jack]

Is it ok to get them from Petco?

[@leafystreet]

No petco isnt great. some individual employess care but your business is better spent elsewhere@@Jedi_Jack

[@rebel.owl.04]

as someone who has now seven of these frogs (they've been moved to a 15 gallon, with sand for a substrate, plants, rocks, and drift wood to hide in, two snails, and a fish), we did get them from a local store that wasn't a fish store but a "hobby store". our little guys are happy, and we got them where we did because the owner did care about the frogs and took care of them as best he could. that being said, we stopped giving them the pellets once they got into their new tank, giving them bloodworms and brineshrimp instead. the frogs started to grow almost immediately after their diets were switched, and as of now they're quite happy. all of the supplies we use are from a true fish store a bit further away, although we do continue getting our food from a petsmart as we do frozen for convenience

[@fordguy2836]

@@leafystreet I buy from Petco cause I see animals there and I think to myself you know I could make they’re life better so I bought a few reptiles and frogs from there however we did get a couple with diseases that unfortunately didn’t make it as a result so I agree Petco has some who care but most don’t know what they’re doing

[@andrewkim2139]

@@leafystreet do you remember what song you used at 13:53? I’ve been trying to track it down, but I’ve been unsuccessful so far.

[@SkyGodHQ]

Its good to see so passionate about aquariums care because everytime I see a pet store, the aquariums looked almost empty and it makes me wonder what else those fishes do other than swim

[@IsaacDaYtuber]

40 years later: The wolves have been eating all the foxes so I decided to add a brown bear

[@Nigerian_Countryball]

50 years later: So, the krill population is out of control, so I added a blue whale.

[@IsaacDaYtuber]

@@Nigerian_Countryball 70 years later:The human population seems to be detorying the earth so i added robots

[@xrapidfirex1695]

"I had to move because my landlord is also a leech" 'til then it was really calm and relaxing but I just spit out my drink hearing this

[@tanksfornothin]

Dwarf frogs with monkey screeches give me inner peace

[@leafystreet]

Still can’t believe that’s how they really sound

[@othersunsets]

@@leafystreetjust wait until they start singing/buzzing in the middle of the night if you have any males

[@Bane_of_Memes]

Innerr peaaacccceeee ☝️🐢

[@MellowBeng]

You haven't posted in 8 months you good?

[@shreyamsingh2605]

Hey bro just asking if u forgot your yt password?

[@lyladepaula3291]

There are professional nature documentaries with millions of dollars budgets that are not half as compelling as this. Incredible work I hope Helen, Keller, and LeBron enjoy their home

[@michellestares2335]

Hi😊happy spring

[@SamuraiX2009]

I can agree

[@Celestial_Reach]

I know right

[@bigbodoge9069]

Lebron is white?

[@nowandaround312]

Nature documentaries are incredibly hard work. It's easy to create a compelling story when you're just filming your pets. It's a fantastic video, but calling it a nature documentary is a little ridiculous

[@JesScarlet]

*sees frogs in store* “Oh cute, I’m going to make them an awesome home” *gets distracted playing with ecosystem for a year* “Hey bruh I got a home for you now😅”

[@cloudgoose]

the editing and scripting in this is so charming. I love those little red shrimps and their Animal Crossing voices. ❤️ also, I had two African dwarf frogs as a child that my parents got me from a very upsetting retailer called Grow-a-Frog. these dudes came through the regular mail, as tadpoles, in a plastic bag sealed in styrofoam. somehow, I lost one of three, but kept two alive through my college years. the last survivor lived to be over 20. I had no idea what I was doing and didn’t feed them the most healthful diet or keep their tank as clean as it should’ve been. I’m still so thankful for the years of companionship they gave me despite my poor stewardship. and I’m so thankful for what you did for your lil frogs. it’s really beautiful.

[@aster84855]

I can't express just how much i love the cinematography and sound design of your channel. Came for animals, stayed for animals and camera work and sounds and structuring

[@crossanddream2]

I've owned a clam as a kid from a fishing trip with family friends, I had been walking around the lake since I didn't want to fish. I ended up seeing something near the shoreline, I thought it was a rock but after my mom got it out of the water. It was a clam, my mom ended up letting me keep it. The clam ended up living in a 20-30 gallon tank all by itself and followed my mom whenever she was. If she was on the right side so was it and same for the left, it was werid to me as a kid since I never saw it move. Well it ended up passing sometime later, i believe from old age ans my mom decided to extract the pearl from inside of it. It ended up being a light pieple nearly white pearl, super beautiful.

[@kakangdailyjournal4863]

aren't pearls technically mummified parasites?

[@chesneymigl4538]

I remember going out on an oyster lugger many years ago as a kid. The fishermen were hauling up raw, live oyster and just eating them, then and there. I couldn't stomach the slimy blob, but I did find a tiny, half formed purple pearl like the one you described!

[@ApatheticBlogger]

I had a similar experience with what I think was an invasive mussel. Mom said I could keep it. Well apparently some bivalves reproduce on their own. Came back one weekend to find wall to wall tiny shellfish, literally thousands. Mom was pissed and didn't let me keep them anymore lmfao.

[@giftofthewild6665]

​@@ApatheticBlogger rofl 😂

[@Delcat42]

It followed her? That's so interesting 8O

[@synthicate5030]

"Getting views on KZbin isn´t worth bad animal care" WORD! Sadly so many people on Social Media need to be taught this. Thank you for this extra careful approach to anything.

[@egregius9314]

Ants Canada could do with that lesson.

[@nicohusky]

Well said. 👍

[@im_bored5388]

Are we gonna ignore what Toes searched up when he was talking about he sponsor .-.

[@CandyAmble]

people have no souls

[@zodiackitten6110]

@@egregius9314Damn, what did AC do? Last time I checked he was pretty good compared to a lot of the other channels out there.

[@nisc2001]

enjoyed the Dr. plants cameo, pretty sure watching his videos are why ecosystem stuff ended up in my algorithm to begin with.

[@damianl2108]

This brings back memories, did something very similar with small blue spotted salamanders, guppies, fresh water clam, 2 ghost shrimp, plants and more. Had a grow light on a timer and no filter. Made a custom 2 tier terrarium/aquarium, allowed a tiny hole at the bottom of the substrate wall to allow some of the nitrogen rich water to slowly leach in and allow the clovers and plants get water and nutrients. Left it for over 6 months, water was still pristine, guppies were multiplying but numbers didn't explode as other things would help eat and remove them, even got salamander tadpoles. Was a fun and neat experiment that took a couple months to fine tune, but once the ecosystem got going it seemed to take care of itself which was my goal.

[@dangerxbadger2300]

Watching the Assassin Snail swirl its creepy little proboscis around in the victim's snail shell was definitely one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

[@whitetober7825]

This unlocked a memory, my 4th grade teacher had one of these as a class pet. We were allowed to feed them sometimes but you were picked randomly. I just remember them being the cutest things ever and my teacher being incredibly protective of them

[@W1LL0WTR33-q3q]

Aw! That's so cute :2

[@eliseelise9711]

Love the way you film and edit this. You make these videos fun. Thanks for sharing and being a responsible owner

[@cachalotreal]

I love your choice of background music especially at 1:41 it gives a sense of amazement and discovery, like jurassic park or indiana jones

[@evanwilliams8185]

Oh my god. I had an African Dwarf Frog as a kid. Believe it or not I got it free, as a tadpole at a State Park during a Naturalist lecture/event. Watching it grow from microscopic tadpole to adult? Amazing to watch from day to DAY. You go to sleep, and the tadpole is like double the size, its insane.

[@fightvale57]

You are one of my favorite creators. Please don't stop making videos. Or if you do I will literally pay you to FaceTime me updates. I hope you continue with longer videos. I foresee much success for you. This genre of YT needs your humor and aesthetic😊

[@leafystreet]

thank you so much 😭. It really means a ton

[@JeffW-e6h]

Love Leafy. I jumped on Patreon for extra content cuz I couldn’t get enough.

[@Lucid_Droid]

Why is the fish love scene the most replayed one?..are you guys okay?

[@Matilda-eo2eo]

No

[@malraj427]

We need true romance in our lives

[@ThemeParkBeast98]

Wait how do you know what scene is the most replayed? 🧐

[@Bijecarli]

I like when the frogs became monkeys for a fraction of the second. Nature truly is a marvel.

[@HeyItsJayIRL]

@@ThemeParkBeast98You can see a little grey bar with spikes throughout it above the red bar that indicates where you are in the video.

[@huntercool2232]

I had an African Dwarf frog once when I was a kid. I called him “Squishy” and I’m embarrassed to say he lived in my goldfish’s fish tank. Looking back I realize now the environment he was in was not suitable for him whatsoever. Needless to say I didn’t have him for long and he passed away. I’ll always regret getting him and another one after him who met the same fate. I’ll never get another Dwarf Frog again, but I’m just glad to see someone finally properly take care of these amazing creatures for once! Thank you man for giving them a great home.

[@sentimentalbloke185]

frog murderer

[@darianromero3532]

You were a kid, my man. The real responsibility lays on the adults for not researching what they allowed their child to have. Cut yourself some slack, my guy, I'm sure those frogs would understand.

[@angiebear8727]

Bravo to you! Have a 20 long planted ecosystem tank devoted to my adfs. Now have ten tadpoles who managed to evade their parents 7 of whom have lost their tails and are officially baby frogs. So so cute! Love them. They deserve to be treated right.

[@ellapinter286]

14:28 “Oh Jucky” 😂

[@theonlybrokenpencil]

Did you also grab your landlord with a pair of giant tweezers?

[@andrewcullen2527]

Bet they also have strange blue ink if you squeeze hard enough

[@dianaheaphy8294]

You make it all look easy, but the amount of work that must have gone into this tank and this video is inestimable… The attention paid to every little detail is just amazing! I LOVE the eating sound effects! Thank you for sharing your talents!

[@cakeeeetime]

The amount of knowledge to keep that balanced O.o

[@jacksonrampage4598]

11:35 yeah I get that actually, the more pond like the tank, the more dangerous the ecosystem, not always but I get what you are saying. You want the environment to not be dangerous in your tank unlike the wilds of ponds. Swimming creatures might not have falling damage to worry about outside but they still die to the environment like how frogs can get tangled in seaweed and how lilly pads can be too heavy for mostly aquatic creatures to surface or get sun. The home made ecosystem actually can be way safer if u keep it in check.

[@Bobols91]

You probably already know but if someone tries the same thing at home they should know that the assassin snail can sometimes (it's rare) kill shrimp. Additionally, even buying only one can result in a large population over time, which can negatively affect an ecosystem. Your tank looks amazing btw !

[@juliemcgugan1244]

I did the same with Opae Ula (Halocaridina rubra,) shrimp in a so-called 'biosphere.' 8 turned into 200+, so much so that I had to convert them into freshwater (they stop breeding when changed from their preferred brackish water to fresh water. ) When I moved country, thanks to how rare they had become in those few years, I made 6 grand selling them, before leaving. My buyers got a lot of info from me on not just how to keep them health, but also on how to breed them, because they are highly sought after in the shrimp-keeping hobby, there. They assured me that they would make sure the hobby would thrive again.

[@sparrowdanielsdottir5888]

Excellent sound design. 👍

[@leafystreet]

thanks a ton!

[@user13992]

i love how soothing his voice is don’t even get me started on the calming sound effects

[@Pineapple-yc9bj]

i dont know... how the fluff do i respond to that? 🤣

[@melbapeach162]

0:37

[@user13992]

@@melbapeach162 it’s so preppy in here

[@cherrieblossom3339]

It is just amazing how much I learned about aquatic ecosystem in just this video. I came from your rain frog (the lil dumplings) video and I was compelled to watch another. My eyes did not turn away from either of them. I was instantly hooked in your commentary, cinematography, and little tidbits of information that's easy to remember because you make it fun and hilarious! This is a documentary that I would WANT to watch-and I rarely watch them. I did get a little squirmy seeing some of the worms and other tiny creatures but your funny edits distracted me I've subscribed.

[@kellielee9829]

6:44 dr. plants talking😂😂😂😂❤

[@septawatt]

i enjoy the way you narrate, almost like a nature documentary but (imo) better cause you know your stuff, care about the animals and environment you’re creating, and are funny. amazing work!

[@leafystreet]

that means a ton, thanks for watchin

[@kirstend9390]

“Ooooh, Yucky” literally my reaction. The frogs are adorable!

[@aarohianimatesR.J.2602]

4:26 Hey. Wake up. *YoUr IdEnTiTy JuSt GoT sToLeN*

[@Chatterjeepal]

7:30 smiling fishy :)

[@carlamelid6163]

I saw that big golden mystery snail at the end! they're so sick, they can change their sex whenever, they make so many babies, and they climb out of ur tank and get ur floor slimey if they can!

[@Hidden_Fern]

Truly one of the creatures of all time

[@pendlera2959]

Mystery snails (Pomacea bridgesii) can't change their sex. And they do lay a lot of eggs at once, but they put the clutch above the water line so it's really easy to remove.

[@BlondieGurl1129]

Does the assassin snail pose any risk to them?

[@carlamelid6163]

@@BlondieGurl1129, he shouldn't, mystery snails are quite large and assassin snails are very small :)

[@BlondieGurl1129]

@@carlamelid6163 sweet, thinking of adding one to my tank!

[@maries5947]

Fun fact, Keller means Basement in Germany, so his name makes sense that he can't see very well:D nice setup tho!

[@SrSealKing]

Helen Keller is a person who was blind and deaf at 19months

[@Bane_of_Memes]

Helen and KelluH

[@lt7388]

Kind of like how shit hetero Canadian gangstalkers put implants in my eyes to give me cataracts

[@maries5947]

@@Bane_of_Memeswell, then it doesn't means Basement in German 😂

[@ethancolbourne5908]

The reason they are called hellen and keller is because Hellen Keller is a person who was born deaf and blind

[@_staright_5157]

The “hey, wake up, your identity just got stolen.” Was pretty funny

[@MikeyTV10]

Sponsorship ends at 5:42

[@benxjammingallardo2522]

Ty

[@soup60]

❤

[@adam418g]

Guys YT Vanced skips sponsors and/or subscribe interacts perfectly without having to do anything

[@ANDREWVENAMEN-w4g]

Ur comment won't show up until it reaches 5:42 so it's useless saying this

[@fussbrain9161]

Content like this is what I love your channel for. The set up incorporating so many different varieties of critters is way better than a tank full of one species

[@retnuhretnuh]

If you want to keep clams in a tank, you should put them in a separate container in the tank. It makes it easier to control their location, they won't uproot your plants, and it's easier to make a weekly check if they're still alive. If one dies, and you can't find it, the ammonia spike will suddenly kill your tank.

[@smoothtwink69]

what kind of clams do you keep? or do yk the clams in the video? i would like some in my freshwater 2.5 g tank without live plants

[@retnuhretnuh]

@@smoothtwink69 Unfortunately, I was just sharing information gained from other people's experiences. Sorry I can't help you more. Good luck!

[@swirlighost]

the toes cameo has me doing a little jig in my chambers

[@MaridoDoFelps]

Pond/tank ecosystem get me all wiggly. I live for water ecosystems, especially videos of it evolving from just water to full blown self-sustaining ecosystem

[@alexiatychkowsky641]

I ADORE adf’s. I had three and they were such fun creatures to watch. I loved when the male would sing for his ladies, and although they never lived very long, the tadpoles were a fun thing to witness too.

[@lilRadRidinHood]

I have 5 dwarfs, black, brown and white - approaching five years of age. Altho they engage in amplexus I've yet to snag any babies..but they love to sing. HOPEFULLY some day!

[@alexiatychkowsky641]

@@lilRadRidinHood they just really love snacking on the eggs and tadpoles 😅

[@Chronicallymidsane]

this made me so happy. I had an african dwarf frog named froggy for 15 years almost. I got him when I was a kid and he came in a similar container to this. Sadly he got sick with dropsy and passed away a few weeks after. It might seem silly to have shed tears over a 6$ frog i got at a toy store when i was 5 but still he was my best friend.

[@way9883]

4:11 "old landlord was also a leech" yesss call out those landlords

[@StickySauce101]

funny how landlordism is literally modern feudalism yet whenever people dare to call landlords out they face a lot of backlash, the sooner landlords are removed the better for everyone (and ofc landlords always argue they are "helping", yeah but the very system shouldn't exist at all, yet bring up the idea of public housing etc and they flip out as if you summoned demons into the world).

[@JeffW-e6h]

Alex, I’m not sure if your Leafy Street channel should get a timeslot on Discovery, Comedy Central or both. Loved the cameo from Dr. Plants. More collabs please . You both do Brilliant work.

[@chernz722]

The Thai micro crab is my spirit animal

[@Beanboiwolf]

H u h

[@seanaldrich5024]

I'm soooooo mad I just found this channel, best joke filled commentary EVER!

[@aaehguf]

Im really loving the new Leafy, he's made a huge comeback since the whole content cop fiasco years ago. very proud.

[@Tobyyy_11]

"But i have a family,a little family-" "I dont care. "

[@neuron_robber]

fellow object show enjoyer spotted

[@lilRadRidinHood]

I saw that quote painted on an olive drab raincoat once

[@Imyourdemongirl]

I have an African clawed frog and seeing those little dwarfies finally having a home makes me happy

[@CheshireMadd]

When you introduced the assassin snail (to the video), I really appreciated that you blurred everything except the eyes and nose when you mentioned them. It made it really easy to know what in the fleshy mass I was supposed to look at :'D

[@alexandrajay2001]

your videos have become my go-to before bed watch, there's just something about your careful approach to animal care that is very soothing.

[@Harold_the_Guy]

Genuinely amazing, great content, visuals like a good nature documentary and commentary that is informative and funny. You are too good at this. If i had to ask, id say More fish content plllleeeeaaaassseeeee

[@Maestrose12]

I love how Dr. plants and leafy Street are together

[@BronPuca83]

I LOVE my frogs! I have 3. Each one is in it's own 5 gallon tank with a few small friends, some snails, and lots of GREAT hiding spots. I have had one my whole life since I was a teen. They are so amazingly fun.

[@HelmsmanButterscotch_OwO]

you have the perfect sense of humor, and that's not an opinion. out with free will, leafy street supremacy.

[@julietteferrars3097]

Mom: We have apple juice at home! The apple juice at home: 11:51

[@Andythecheeser]

you are an amazing human being. literally so cool this video is so facinating and all those creatures are beautiful and amazing i love seeing how all the little creatures fit into the ecosystem

[@Snailby_TheArcticWolf]

2:27 “BuT I HaVe A fAmIlLy 😂 I DONT CARE 😂

[@Indorraptor10]

Hahaha good joke

[@aliyahpulido953]

Shark Tale reference 🤣

[@tamarrajames3590]

You are a delightful find, you popped up in my suggestions today, and I’m happy to subscribe and see more of what you do. Thanks for going to all that effort to save the frogs.🖤🇨🇦

[@orpheus3342]

6:48 'THIS, is a Scarlet Badass

[@MrTimtheTechie]

Dude you are legend for this vid alone! 🏆🐟

[@cloudykid7278]

13:58 it almost looks like the frog is smiling when it says "thank u papa."

[@DoorsToHideBehind156]

Wow I didn't know that freshwater clams and tiny freshwater micro crabs were even a thing! What a cool little micro ecosystem! 😊 I also didnt know about baddis fish, they're so beautiful! I thought they were kilifish at first.

[@BioWorkAgency]

You didn't know that freshwater clams exist?

[@FeralSheWolf]

I love your editing. The drag-'n-drop of fish tank from old home to new was a perfect demonstration of reality.

[@ThePepsiCrusader]

The Lesbian Gecko Guy is moving on to new grounds. Im so proud.

[@naomikon_]

i eat disgusting slime! same!! mr leafy street ... your videos bring me nothing but joy and whimsy

[@leafystreet]

ty for watching fellow slime eater

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

Growing up, my mom and dad had a huge salt water tank. On the top of the tank, they had an eco system with the same tiny frogs. We would often come home to some dried up frog that had jumped and no one was around to rescue them and put them back into the tank. I’ve always felt badly for those tiny frogs. Thank you for extending your kindness to all of God’s creatures! ❤

[@nowandaround312]

Your parents just let the frogs die instead of putting a cover on the tank?

[@robinthetactician4649]

Man this was so cool makes me want to make my next aquarium more natrual!

[@BigBlueDeep]

The old house to new house graphics made me chuckle

[@khills]

Aw, I love African dwarf frogs. I had no idea they were being sold in hardware stores - ack! I’ve been planning on getting another one; I had one in a full bioactive tank and kept her next to my desk in my bookcase. I didn’t even have to feed her too often; worms, fry, and eggs took care of most diet. Man, I wasn’t planning on starting to set my tank up til I got home from traveling abroad , but that’s like September and….

[@wasnlos2676]

Get at least two, if you're getting any. They're pretty social and do better in groups than alone.

[@khills]

@@wasnlos2676 That's interesting - definitely different information than when I had one before. (They were supposed to be kept alone, or with things you didn't mind them eating, because they were both carnivorous and cannibalistic.)

[@MariaGomez-ku9ws]

your editing skills are bonkers man!! LOVE every second of this!

[@CraftCreatiWithLove36]

Sir, I just LOVE your videos, they are like, literally. SO fun to watch! it is entertaining, and SO funny! I am SO glad I came here! I subbed as quick as I could!

[@juliakaczmarek2191]

8:50 why in the hell is this so cute???? i literally squealed.

[@EinXTRAZ]

Gulp gulp gulp

[@PIGEONS_AndAXOLOTLS]

TIP FOR THE DUCKWEED! portal, plastic shapes you can use to make a area to allow light and oxygen into the tank

[@arimochii4643]

" getting views on youtube isnt worth bad animal care " WHAT A KING

[@socialfreak2]

Ant Canada got soem explaining to do

[@thedagz6460]

I haven't got a clue where your channel came from, but I am here for all of it 😂you're actually hilarious dude. Amazing content, keep it flowing my friend.

[@tonystoads967]

no way those frogs lived that long

[@LizBizBean]

14:27 "Oh! Yucky!" Me looking in the mirror fr

[@jiggyvision2116]

real

[@Xioverze]

type shit

[@way9883]

2:14 cherry shrimp is so cute

[@JeffW-e6h]

I keep saying this is your best yet for the last 3 vids. They keep getting better. Crazy talented.

[@Summer-LillyBunding]

I just realised this vid was posted on my birthday! And its my fave vid so its like a bithday present

[@dandelilyreeee]

watching this reminds me of the animal documentaries (in nat geo wild) I used to watch as a kid and now I miss watching animal documentaries 🥲🥲 the dwarf frogs are so cute and I love how the tank turned out :) I hope helen, keller and lebron lives happily there!

[@dracodracarys2339]

4:53 NOOOOO YOU GOT HER ADDICTED TO HENTAI

[@VeryEpicStrawberryNani]

what have You done! :,( *Naniya the Axolotl-*

[@RND_ADV_X]

I hope the people at American Science and Surplus in Milwaukee see this video.

[@sammansfield21]

Love your quirky way of doing these videos. Perfect amount of facts and sarcasm/humour. Keep up the amazing work ❤

[@Nick1921945]

"Leeches!! Ohhh.... YUCKY!!!!.... :D" lmao. 100/10

[@Nora-i9t]

Some stuff that i dont understand in my sisters tank; she LITERALLY has a FIVE GALLON tank and has two giant goldfish and one huge snail and platy fish and dwarf frogs… two of her platy fish died and surprisingly the goldfish ATE them, and I have no idea what her dwarf frog eats but it is HUGE and I mean HUGE, she feeds her fish like everyone half a week?? And never cleans her tank.. I’ve cleaned it for her several times, but it starts to get mucky again a day after.Not sure but anyway have a nice day/night❤

[@Asparagus_stars]

Bro watching your content evolve and get better and better has been such a joy, this vid is absolutely sick!!