The tank looks great ! Your knowledge is outstanding. I'm only doing fresh water now. Breeding platy and molly, lots of babies. Keep up the good work 👍
I'm sure you are quite capable. Im not questioning that. However, if it were my tank, I'd yank that return pump out. Keep the riser tube connected of the return line. Drill a hole in the tube, and run an airspace down it. Lots more oxygen exchange, and a much more gentle draw through the filter.
That has gotta be your biggest fry hatch since you started doing TH-cam I think it’s the biggest I’ve seen on your channel, well done 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼 your perseverance has paid off big time 👍🏼
I absolutely love your videos, I've been keeping native marine life for years so its good to see someone sharing their experience of them doing the same
Cool video! Great to see the little beasties out swimming around. And not to be "that grammar guy," but... "The GOBIES have hatched." Save the apostrophe for possessives, e.g. "The goby's tail."
I wish these came in a freshwater species. 💛 I'd love something as spectacular but only run Blackwater tanks. Have you attempted to breed otocinclus? I have four plump females, three males, plenty of broad leaf plants and none of them are falling in love... so to speak. I watched a video of them being caught in the wild. The thing that I'm missing is the thick green water.... I believe.
I can't wait to get back into saltwater. All I need is space to do it. I'm keeping my Bettas and my Coldwater tank, and I don't *want* to give up shrimps, but I will if I have to.
Amazing as usual Mark. I'd LOVE to see about that timer, I just mentioned on Aqua Splendors latest video that we need a product like an inline timer button for filters
Congratulations on the new arrivals :). I love watching these. If I could ask a cheeky question, you talk about the anenomies moving around. Would it be possible to catch a long timelapse to see just where they go? It would be pretty interesting for sure.
I don’t know about this species but I think u need zooplankton but for sure some rotifers and phytoplankton probably pods too I don’t know all I breed is clownfish and wrasse
The red weed looks like a type of Geldium. I only know of from tropical reefs, so it may be something entirely different, being this is temperate. But, that should be a good starting point to do a little research.
I don't want a saltwater tank, but I still watch because Mark has become my go to guy for solid information and I want to support him!
He's also a better cinematographer than most other one man operations. Much better.
We've all been pacing up and down the corridor outside the Delivery Room.
Just popping outside now to spark up a celebratory cigar.
Excellent 🤣😂👍
Thank you very much for sharing the hatch of goby's. It was so cool to see them all swimming around. Hope to see them again. Great video.
The tank looks great ! Your knowledge is outstanding. I'm only doing fresh water now. Breeding platy and molly, lots of babies. Keep up the good work 👍
What an incredible project!
Great hatch! Thanks for all the video. It's really fun.
I'm sure you are quite capable. Im not questioning that. However, if it were my tank, I'd yank that return pump out. Keep the riser tube connected of the return line. Drill a hole in the tube, and run an airspace down it. Lots more oxygen exchange, and a much more gentle draw through the filter.
Wonderful video. Thank you Mark.
It's stunning. Breeding gobies is not easy. Hats off to you Mark.....
awesome... thanks for sharing
Isn't Mother Nature wonderful! Thank you so much for this Mark, something very few of us ever get to see.
Absolutely brilliant content. Probably never been seen before. Stunning
Amazing 👏 good luck rearing them Mark, I hope it all goes well.
Brilliant fishkeeping , and would love to see the video with the off timer video that would be really handy .
All those fry!! Exciting stuff! You are doing good stuff here Mark. Thanks for sharing 💛
Brilliant video. I have read they can live for 3 or 4 years in captivity ?
I just love your videos, I have learnt so much about our own coast that I didn’t know before. Watching the Goby babies is so amazing!!
So great! I will miss the crabs dancing when they are gone!
Fantastic, Mark! Very exciting...thank you so much for sharing this with us. I can't wait to see how they grow!
You truly have the magic touch!!! I’ve been watching you a long time and you just keep doing amazing things!!! Thanks!!! 🌟💫⭐️
Fantastic coverage Mark enjoyed watching it all
Great vid as usual... but are you going to give them all their individual names.🤣👍🇬🇧
No chance 🤣😂👍
great stuff well done will be watching 👍👍
luckiest goby clutch of babies ever!! imagine this in the wild being lucky if 1 or 2 survive!
would love to see some baby common shore crabs!
Congratulations on the hatch, great engrossing video again, I'm hooked !!
That has gotta be your biggest fry hatch since you started doing TH-cam I think it’s the biggest I’ve seen on your channel, well done 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼 your perseverance has paid off big time 👍🏼
So awesome! Thanks for sharing😊
Thanks for watching.
Hi Mark We are all grandparents for those little ones
Fascinating, Mark. Well done!
Awesome
Absolutely awesome, Mark. I know I keep saying that on all the videos in this series but I can't think of anything else to say.
That is awesome. Even if you get a 75% loss you will still have a large quantity.
I absolutely love your videos, I've been keeping native marine life for years so its good to see someone sharing their experience of them doing the same
Absolutely fantastic Mark, cheers buddy 🍻👍
What a lovely video
Wow! So many eggs! So interesting to see this and thanks for filming.
It’s amazing to see. Thank you for bringing this to us brilliant video again x
The panover to the Blenny watching you made me snort laugh!
You are truly a master breeder Mark... so amazing !!
Mark made me wanna make one saltwater tank just like his , of course stuff in my region
Wow you are doing great with this tank so full of activity . The eggs that don't hatch will you put them in with mum and dad as food ? 😊👍👍👍
Yes I placed the pot back in the main tank and she scoffed them in seconds.
Yay they look great. Good Jobb
Absolutely fascinating watching your videos, what will you do with them all as they get bigger?
Put them back in the sea.
Cool video! Great to see the little beasties out swimming around.
And not to be "that grammar guy," but... "The GOBIES have hatched."
Save the apostrophe for possessives, e.g. "The goby's tail."
wow this channel is blowing up i knew a native tank for Uk was a great idea 1st time i watched gratz m8!!!
I wish these came in a freshwater species. 💛 I'd love something as spectacular but only run Blackwater tanks.
Have you attempted to breed otocinclus? I have four plump females, three males, plenty of broad leaf plants and none of them are falling in love... so to speak. I watched a video of them being caught in the wild. The thing that I'm missing is the thick green water.... I believe.
There are freshwater gobies.
They're adorable!💛
Very cool Mark!
Pretty cool! Thank you mark!
fantastic content ..
Awesome video looking forward to seeing some of these guys grow up.
Delightful !!!
I can't wait to get back into saltwater. All I need is space to do it.
I'm keeping my Bettas and my Coldwater tank, and I don't *want* to give up shrimps, but I will if I have to.
Well done Mark, congratulations!
Amazing as usual Mark. I'd LOVE to see about that timer, I just mentioned on Aqua Splendors latest video that we need a product like an inline timer button for filters
Your videos have the biology geek in me totally thrilled ! Do you have a patreon or other way fans can contribute ?
Hi Chris.
I've got a gofund me page under Marks Aquatics. Thanks for watching. 😀👍
if you got a Chap for blenny that would be amazing!!
keep up the good work
All very interesting - do hope they thrive and that you will keep us posted on their progress!! K
Hey, can you explain the anemones and maybe time laps one moving. I know nothing about saltwater tanks including the corals. Thanks
Congratulations!
Amazing video! 👏
Wow Mark this is amazing mate
Nice u are a master at breeding fish
Awesome love how you can get any special and breed them no matter how hard or easy they are good job
I'd like to see a fry under magnification
So exciting
Congratulations on the new arrivals :). I love watching these. If I could ask a cheeky question, you talk about the anenomies moving around. Would it be possible to catch a long timelapse to see just where they go? It would be pretty interesting for sure.
It's really hard to catch them moving but if I do I'll film it.
OhYeah! This is fun!! Thank you!!!
Well done mark. Keep the videos coming 👍
Very good job. Hope someday someone will also breed stiphodons :D
I don’t know about this species but I think u need zooplankton but for sure some rotifers and phytoplankton probably pods too I don’t know all I breed is clownfish and wrasse
Congrats Grandpa.
Thanks, I'm going to try to run some gobies.
Amazing
This is awesome
Godless 😇😂🙏😂🙏😇🙏😇🙏😇
Amazing ❤️❤️
Nice!
Nice one bruv.
You’re the true master breeder mark!
Around 14:53, you could see one of the baby gobies swimming across the top left of the video.
The red weed looks like a type of Geldium. I only know of from tropical reefs, so it may be something entirely different, being this is temperate. But, that should be a good starting point to do a little research.
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Another fandabbydozey video 🍀
Little limpets have littler winkles on their backs to bite 'em, and little winkles have littler winkles, and so on ad infinitum.
What temperature do you hatch your brine shrimp at? It's only mine hatch in 24-36 hours.
It's 20 degrees Celsius in my workshop and they hatch quickly.
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Would the anemones eat the baby Gobies if they were in the same tank?
Yes the Anemones would eat them that's for sure.
When's next gobie video Mark
Good spawn Mark
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Not fish related, but is that an American flag on your hat? Very cool
It sure is.😀👍
@@MARKSAQUATICS well happy Memorial Day from across the pond
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Brilliant stuff. This is more fun than any reef tank I've seen.