That's called it a goiter Sharks get them when they don't have enough iodine in their diet so you have to put iodine supplement on their food or you can feed them shrimp crab Lobster that will help any crustacean also remove your protein skimmer and dose iodine to the water remove carbon
I would say that's a Goiter and not a tumor. It needs to be treated asap, at that size it will be very painful and will definitely affect its ability to feed. Is not uncommon in pet sharks and usually can be resolved relatively easily Iodine is one of the best treatments but I can't recommend dosages accurately from a vid. There are several websites that will show how to treat it and help the poor shark, that shark has probably been suffering for a while but, the goiter probably doubled in size while in the bag, through stress and bumping it. Good look hope you save it
Yep spot on! Looks like a Goiter to me. Good water quality (low nitrates) and high iodine diet will help it shrink. High nitrates in the bag most likely caused it to balloon up along with stress
Contact the marine biology department of your nearest university. Im sure someone there can help identify the issue. If it is a tumor or some kind of cyst i would demand a refund from the seller asap for sending a obviously ill shark. If u can, i would file with your card company asap also
your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation. The goiter develops pretty slowly, so It’s a good idea to do a health check on your shark at least once per week. I do a check when I feed mine. It’s a lot easier when they are target trained so that you can have them come up to the surface for a piece of their food for an easy inspection. This way you can get a look at their chin in order to monitor for a goiter. If you notice that your shark currently has a goiter of any size on it’s chin
I love y’all and all the videos, but as fish guys I think it’s important to lead other fish guys and girls in the right direction with the hobby/passion. It’s important to do as much research as possible about each species you decide to purchase or catch and keep. I’ve never had any sharks in my aquariums but I instantly knew that was a goiter, because of the research I did on caring for captivity bred sharks. Either this shark was born with this because of thyroid problems and hatching distress, or the seller that you got it from wasn’t taking proper care of the diet. Iodine intake can help so I suggest a supplement or feeding it unshelled shrimp or crab to supplement the iodine. But at the size of the goiter, it looks like the seller left it untreated for a while. I’d love to see treatment updates once y’all start it, it would help out other fish guys and girls.
They are not about education, research or intelligence they are a fish hype duo who do no research, no animal care but they go for the clickbait titles, they suffer astounding losses of fish and no follow through on idea and promises. But as long as those who live for the 15 second adrenaline surge keep feeding likes they will keep getting money for not being responsible.
That growth under his jaw appears to be a goiter. If your intentions are to keep the shark then you're going to want to get that treated ASAP or it may starve.
Hi fish guys, Found this online hope it helps. If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation.
When My Lobsters,, Crawfish,, Etc. Molt,, I Will Break/Cut It Into Smaller More Manageable Pieces & Freeze,, So That I Can Give Them A More Steady Treat/Supply Of Calcium To Keep Their Shells Strong & Healthy.
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Honestly i'm shocked that you wait several weeks to get him treated!
Question where and how exactly do you look up these things or how you even get into the black market cause it can't be that easy as simply typing a lice or part of an endangered specie for sale when i try to do that trying to figure out if they're selling endangered species there i can never even find anything?
f you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation. The goiter develops pretty slowly, so It’s a good idea to do a health check on your shark at least once per week. I do a check when I feed mine. It’s a lot easier when they are target trained so that you can have them come up to the surface for a piece of their food for an easy inspection. This way you can get a look at their chin in order to monitor for a goiter. If you notice that your shark currently has a goiter of any size on it’s chin, this article will teach you how to identify it, troubleshoot it and treat it. So what is a goiter anyway? It’s a thyroid gland that becomes enlarged due to an iodine deficiency. This can be caused by a dietary deficiency or by exposure to excess nitrates. The goiter will appear as if your shark is growing a “chin” so to speak and will then get larger over time. It is imperative that once you start to notice the bump that you take action right away. Here is how to troubleshoot and figure out what it causing it:
When Earl gets too big you should get an insulated like hot tub and then put it inside a small building and then put that cooler in it or if you want to make it cheaper use plexiglass and make a big giant tub
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation
Fun fact, lobsters are mortal. That means I can’t die from old age. They can only die one at the motor fails and that’s it. That’s the only way that a lobster can die from old age feeling it molt if it fails its molt it will die if it doesn’t fail its mold, so basically they live forever and yeah, so basically immortal pet
And your outdoor pond you should always put your pump up on something at least 6 to 8 inches off the bottom. That way if your filter or line-breaks or starts to leak for some unforseen reason outside the tank your water will not completely drain to the bottom and kill all your fish. And I would start treating that goiter with iodine, it's a really nice shark it would be terrible to lose it.
That shark looks good in the pond. And that lobster is so awesome. Its so fun being able to interact with them. Ive even had a crawdad that acts alot like him. Was supposed to be my alligator snapping turtles food but instead they moved in together under a piece of driftwood. Lol
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation.
All the information I can find is based off population estimates and comparing them to fresh water eels, and if they are similar when breeding, a single eel lays around 2-10 million eggs when spawning
Goiter. Not a 100% gaurentee but it’s common in aquarium sharks usually due to a low concentration of iodine in the water or a malfunctioning thyroid in the shark
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation. The goiter develops pretty slowly, so It’s a good idea to do a health check on your shark at least once per week.
By The Way,, Something You Might Want To Try With Earl & To Give Him A Bit More Variety,, My Lobsters Absolutely Love Clams,, I Shuck Them First & Then Give It To Them Whole For A Nice Treat❤
is it bad for fish to go in high altitudes like if deep water fish get brought to the surface too fast and they implode? idk just throwing my thoughts out there
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Hi it's probably worth checking out Goiters on the internet, more common than tumours and can be treated at home. Puffers and sharks are prone to getting these when in captivity. Good luck .
I would honestly not order ANY living creature to be sent by plane etc - once you see how baggage handlers treat ALL luggage - including live things - yep just stick to finding them locally or buying them from pet stores near by! xxxx
Well that shark is interesting to say the least... 🦈
Love ur vids u guys deserve 10 mil
Its a goiter, and can treated by feeding with iodine and shark vitamins. Can take a long time to heal
As predatory fins
Bamboo sharks can get cancer, I'd get him checked out.
That's called it a goiter Sharks get them when they don't have enough iodine in their diet so you have to put iodine supplement on their food or you can feed them shrimp crab Lobster that will help any crustacean also remove your protein skimmer and dose iodine to the water remove carbon
I would say that's a Goiter and not a tumor. It needs to be treated asap, at that size it will be very painful and will definitely affect its ability to feed. Is not uncommon in pet sharks and usually can be resolved relatively easily
Iodine is one of the best treatments but I can't recommend dosages accurately from a vid. There are several websites that will show how to treat it and help the poor shark, that shark has probably been suffering for a while but, the goiter probably doubled in size while in the bag, through stress and bumping it. Good look hope you save it
bump! this has to be seen
IODINE treatment - goiter from fasting/crappy diet Sharks don't get cancer.
Makes sense
Yep spot on! Looks like a Goiter to me. Good water quality (low nitrates) and high iodine diet will help it shrink. High nitrates in the bag most likely caused it to balloon up along with stress
Probably a goiter
Contact the marine biology department of your nearest university. Im sure someone there can help identify the issue. If it is a tumor or some kind of cyst i would demand a refund from the seller asap for sending a obviously ill shark. If u can, i would file with your card company asap also
Love Earl 💓
Smart man😂
I second going to a university. They would probably help for free.
Erle
You sould get him to a shark expert
your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation. The goiter develops pretty slowly, so It’s a good idea to do a health check on your shark at least once per week. I do a check when I feed mine. It’s a lot easier when they are target trained so that you can have them come up to the surface for a piece of their food for an easy inspection. This way you can get a look at their chin in order to monitor for a goiter. If you notice that your shark currently has a goiter of any size on it’s chin
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I love y’all and all the videos, but as fish guys I think it’s important to lead other fish guys and girls in the right direction with the hobby/passion. It’s important to do as much research as possible about each species you decide to purchase or catch and keep. I’ve never had any sharks in my aquariums but I instantly knew that was a goiter, because of the research I did on caring for captivity bred sharks.
Either this shark was born with this because of thyroid problems and hatching distress, or the seller that you got it from wasn’t taking proper care of the diet.
Iodine intake can help so I suggest a supplement or feeding it unshelled shrimp or crab to supplement the iodine. But at the size of the goiter, it looks like the seller left it untreated for a while. I’d love to see treatment updates once y’all start it, it would help out other fish guys and girls.
They are not about education, research or intelligence they are a fish hype duo who do no research, no animal care but they go for the clickbait titles, they suffer astounding losses of fish and no follow through on idea and promises. But as long as those who live for the 15 second adrenaline surge keep feeding likes they will keep getting money for not being responsible.
@@AShoreThing you've made me not want to watch any of these guys video's ever again 🤣
@@Bsc8076 I half watch to see what train wreck and continual lessons not learned they continually repeat.
That growth under his jaw appears to be a goiter. If your intentions are to keep the shark then you're going to want to get that treated ASAP or it may starve.
can treated by feeding with iodine and shark vitamins. It eats fine!
Hi fish guys, Found this online hope it helps.
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation.
Thats not on google someone else said that 😂
You guys should go out & catch your own pond sharks
When My Lobsters,, Crawfish,, Etc. Molt,, I Will Break/Cut It Into Smaller More Manageable Pieces & Freeze,, So That I Can Give Them A More Steady Treat/Supply Of Calcium To Keep Their Shells Strong & Healthy.
Honestly i'm shocked that you wait several weeks to get him treated!
Happy may the 4th jack and chris
Question where and how exactly do you look up these things or how you even get into the black market cause it can't be that easy as simply typing a lice or part of an endangered specie for sale when i try to do that trying to figure out if they're selling endangered species there i can never even find anything?
😂😂😂we needa do some further investigation
f you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation. The goiter develops pretty slowly, so It’s a good idea to do a health check on your shark at least once per week. I do a check when I feed mine. It’s a lot easier when they are target trained so that you can have them come up to the surface for a piece of their food for an easy inspection. This way you can get a look at their chin in order to monitor for a goiter. If you notice that your shark currently has a goiter of any size on it’s chin, this article will teach you how to identify it, troubleshoot it and treat it.
So what is a goiter anyway? It’s a thyroid gland that becomes enlarged due to an iodine deficiency. This can be caused by a dietary deficiency or by exposure to excess nitrates. The goiter will appear as if your shark is growing a “chin” so to speak and will then get larger over time. It is imperative that once you start to notice the bump that you take action right away. Here is how to troubleshoot and figure out what it causing it:
It appears they dont read our comments. I hope they get the shark the help it needs
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13 comment awesome video today Chris jack and manager Brooke you guys are the best ever 💪💯👍👍💯💪💯
Ooh fish guy chill out merch with Earl?? Just a suggestion
When Earl gets too big you should get an insulated like hot tub and then put it inside a small building and then put that cooler in it or if you want to make it cheaper use plexiglass and make a big giant tub
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These guys are my last two brain cells. I love it
I love you for this 😂😂😂
Name golf all Tiger Woods! Lol!
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation
I have no idea what it could be.. but I think that shark is called Panama Ghost catshark, could be a tumor, a cyst, I have no idea
Fun fact, lobsters are mortal. That means I can’t die from old age. They can only die one at the motor fails and that’s it. That’s the only way that a lobster can die from old age feeling it molt if it fails its molt it will die if it doesn’t fail its mold, so basically they live forever and yeah, so basically immortal pet
@BrubzBuzzing(thefishingguys) you should get a pet crab 🦀
Some rocks for Earl would be really nice
Love your content btw ❤
The fact in the thumbnail there's a great white shark in a jar is funny to me
Yeah right!😂 like you can buy a great white shark for your aquarium😂
And your outdoor pond you should always put your pump up on something at least 6 to 8 inches off the bottom. That way if your filter or line-breaks or starts to leak for some unforseen reason outside the tank your water will not completely drain to the bottom and kill all your fish. And I would start treating that goiter with iodine, it's a really nice shark it would be terrible to lose it.
See if you find a local aquatic specialist or vet tech and have that beauty looked at
Hopefully you can get the shark whatever treatment it needs and it pulls through... if it does, you should name it "Leno" with that chin
Except 75% of the audience has no idea who Jay Leno is. Isn't it your bedtime soon old man?
@@salacca2297 Cool story bro.
@@benlivingston8446but you do.. so you just be an “old man” also? What a weird reason to insult someone
I love how the first thing he did was just plop on the other one. A nice sharkie hug
You DEFINITELY Should Name The New Shark "Tiger" As In Tiger Woods As In Golf Ball🤪🦈
That lobster hides it’s food and malt like a dog hides it’s bones. I love it’s personality 😜
From what I have seen, its called goiter. You need to soak his food in an iodine supplement.
As far as that goes, a diet of non-soaked Shrimp, tuna, and salmon will help with iodine deficiency
come on man you guys should get 1 more lobster for earl
That shark looks good in the pond. And that lobster is so awesome. Its so fun being able to interact with them. Ive even had a crawdad that acts alot like him. Was supposed to be my alligator snapping turtles food but instead they moved in together under a piece of driftwood. Lol
That’s actually adorable XD
The bump under the sharks mouth is a goiter and it needs to be treated ASAP or it will prevent it from eating, and it will die from starvation
Yuhhh y’all posted on my bday🎉 Tysm
Anyone else see Sergeant Majors at the inlet and refer to them as “SMs” now? Lol
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation.
Hey the ball on the bottom of mouth looks like goiter. Need to treat asap. Can stop them from eating and eventually pass
You should try and put Earl in the big pond.
Name him Happy Gilmore lol
Now Erl has his broken antena, back ok.
You should name the shark Tiger Woods, because he is striped almost like a tiger, and he’s got a golf ball in his head
That lump is a goiter, also what happened to the emperor snapper in the mini predator tank
That Lobby is awesome
GOOD VIDEO KEEP IT GOING
This video was amazing
Name him crimson after the crimson chin (fairly odd parents)
What do you think about the Jack Dempsey fish
what a good-looking shark guys he is cool
More mystery boxes please
Good vid keep it up
That looks like a cyst or a Goiter. better check with an aquarium to see what it is, before you get him set up in any outdoor pond.
All the information I can find is based off population estimates and comparing them to fresh water eels, and if they are similar when breeding, a single eel lays around 2-10 million eggs when spawning
How hard is it to maintain the saltwater ponds you guys have?
Nice video bros
What you got was a sick shark with a goitre ! Something that the store couldn’t sale and sent it to you ! 😕
With that golf ball thing you should name him tiger woods
Goiter. Not a 100% gaurentee but it’s common in aquarium sharks usually due to a low concentration of iodine in the water or a malfunctioning thyroid in the shark
Love Earl!
Make sure u let us know what if anything is wrong with him.
N he needs his own tank so your other fish don't get sick just in case...
It’s mouth might have been irritated from moving around and hitting the same place in the bag time
Oh my god he’s huge I hope he’s okay though 😮
I just watched an old DNP video, those blue wormie things weren't worms. They were blue horned caterpillars and would of turned into buttetfrys😞
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Is it Goiter?
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The molt was amazing. Please hold your phone sideways for video recording. Terrible perspective, unfortunately.
Do an all animal tour of all your animals
If you notice that your aquarium shark has developed a bump on their chin, your shark unfortunately has a goiter and needs to be treated for it ASAP. If this bump gets too big, it will prevent the shark from being able to eat and it will unfortunately pass away from starvation. The goiter develops pretty slowly, so It’s a good idea to do a health check on your shark at least once per week.
By The Way,, Something You Might Want To Try With Earl & To Give Him A Bit More Variety,, My Lobsters Absolutely Love Clams,, I Shuck Them First & Then Give It To Them Whole For A Nice Treat❤
is it bad for fish to go in high altitudes like if deep water fish get brought to the surface too fast and they implode? idk just throwing my thoughts out there
It looks like barotrauma.
Was the shark shipped by air?
I thought about that with the ray.
Name the shark 🦈 golf ball
Bills are the goat 🐐
Could that swelling/lump be caused by a hook lodged in its throat?
Earl is so beautifulllll nowww!! That shark is growsssss lol.
Please help the poor fish it has a very bad goiter worst i have ever seen just help it😢😭
I love your videos
Just For Those Who Might Not Be Aware,, If You Have Crawfish,, They Absolutely Love Peas,, You Can Buy Fresh & Boil Till Soft First OR Easier Yet Is To Just Buy Canned Peas,, It Not Only Is A Treat That They Love,, But It Gives Them More Variety & Is Good For Them Too!!
One of my puffers has a lump like that on its chin. It keeps growing so I would say it looks like a tumor unfortunately.
Hi it's probably worth checking out Goiters on the internet, more common than tumours and can be treated at home.
Puffers and sharks are prone to getting these when in captivity. Good luck
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Good job brother
I would honestly not order ANY living creature to be sent by plane etc - once you see how baggage handlers treat ALL luggage - including live things - yep just stick to finding them locally or buying them from pet stores near by! xxxx
Name him Happy, like Happy Gilmore
I think it's a Goblin shark 11:07
It means it growing and gonna get bigger overtime
Well done nice vid
Why is your 'big' pond so shallow?? Fill it up some more - make them all feel like they are in the ocean! xxx
yall should get the lobster a girlfriend
Nice videos
Sharks are my favorite animal
Many of them are endangered species now from over fishing.
So worried the fish is dead but wait that long to check it. Doesn't make sense.
The molt is insane
If he's not okay, take him to the vet or something not trying to be rude😊
You guys should name it Happy Gilmore
RIP Stingray Steve