How To Collect A Resurrection Jar: A Step By Step Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I will give you an in depth step by step guide of how to collect a resurrection jar that Father Fish has made famous. I have collected a bunch of them over the last year so I will share my experiences collecting them and also share some of the knowledge I have learned by doing extensive research not only watching Father Fish videos but by exploring his Discord channel and all the great and useful information that it contains.
If you have a dirted tank and are interested in collecting one of these jars or maybe you have but weren’t sure if you did something correctly this video is for you. And if there is anything I might have missed or any other tips or tricks you have found please share them in the comments and let’s all learn together.
Now if you haven’t already please go to @FatherFish and subscribe to his incredibly helpful and informative channel if you haven’t already and check out that Discord channel. You will not be disappointed.
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Great video Patty
I’d have to learn what’s good and what’s bad creatures
You should do a critter profile to show us what not to add 👍👍👍😊
Thanks Mal , that’s actually a great future video idea. That being said if you want immediate answers definitely check out the Father Fish Discord it has identification guides within it that are very helpful.
Thanks for watching 😁👍
I am with you guys..that would be an awesome and helpful video . @@pattys_aquatics
With you on that Mal
I love that idea! 💡
I na drugi dzień woda w słoiku kryształ
One of the best videos I've ever seen on any topic on TH-cam. Period.
Wow thank you very much. That means a lot. I’m glad you liked it because I put a lot of thought into it and really enjoyed making it. Thank you so much for watching 😁👍
Great information, Patty. Love how you give a good clear explanation. Have you ever cultured Daphnia for a food source? Would love to see a video on that.
Thank you I appreciate that! You know I never have but have wanted to for awhile. That definitely will be in books for a video idea. Thank you😁
Thanks for watching I appreciate it😁👍
Great step by step video Patty. Lots of good tips and tricks. Happy Easter 🐰
Thanks Paul, I appreciate and thank you for watching 😁👍
AWESOME VIDEO RIGHT HERE YOU LEGEND!
Thanks Jesse, I wouldn’t say a legend but I will take the compliment 😂 Thanks for watching 😁👍
Another gem Patty. Very thorough. 👍
Thanks Ken, I appreciate it and thank you for watching 😁👍
I'm very excited because my son and I are planning to go to a local lake on Sunday with our bikes and fill up a couple of jars
That’s awesome! Have fun, that’s one of the coolest part about it as well getting out in nature to support the aquarium. I find that amazing. And to have your son involved is great as well. My daughter helps me in my fish room and is always asking questions. Have fun and may you find lots of cool critters😁 Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics ,👍❤️
Not collected my res jar just yet but have left my deep sand substrate tank to do its own thing and for some reason i have snails and daphnia and detritus worms in there with my elodea exploding towards the surface it looks great gonna add some scuds maybe copepods you and father fish are helping to spread a more natural way of keeping aquariums that allow fish to be healthy and thrive not just live.
That’s awesome! Did you get the sand from a local waterway that you got snails and daphnia in it?
Thank you very much, honestly Father Fish has been a huge inspiration to me and how I look at aquariums. I always had the same natural vision but he has showed me so many different possibilities of how really to keep this style of tank and love to share that inspiration whenever I can.
Thank you so much for watching 😁👍
Just a awesome in depth video! Thank you so much for sharing this. It will help a lot
You’re very welcome I enjoy everything about these jars and love to share. Thank you for watching 😁👍
I’m so hesitant to adding resurrection jar contents to my aquarium thinking I may be mistakenly adding a harmful critter 😮
OK, I’ll add…I’m going to have to learn how to access FF discord 🤷🏽♀️
I completely get the hesitation, I had it too! That’s why you watch the jars for a good 30 days so you can see if there is anything you need to remove. That being said I get it’s not for everyone and it’s completely fine. You can also collect one and if you find daphnia or something along those lines remove them and put them into another container to culture for free food. Thanks for watching 👍😁
@@janemarriott3389 you can access his discord channel through his TH-cam channel. In his description there is a link and it will bring you right there. It’s very helpful and informative 😁
interesting sir
Thank you and thank you for watching 😁👍
Me again Patty. After I posted I remember watching a Father Fish episode recently where he had another interesting guest on. I’m not sure if you are familiar but the subject matter fits in perfectly with your presentation. The site is”Let’s Scope It Out “. The narration is eerily kinda “David Attenborough “ lol. These critters he presents are truly fascinating. Happy Easter.
Yes I’m subscribed to his channel! It’s absolutely amazing. I just watched his video that came out today on the bladder snail. It truly feels like I’m watching a National Geographic documentary with his videos very cool.
Happy Easter to you as well Ken😁
Just watched this again because I'm headed down the river tomorrow, and will take a couple of jars.
Sweet, have fun! Whole food web aside I love just watching all those little creatures swimming everywhere in the jars. Let us know how it went😁👍
Great video.
Thank you very much and thanks for watching 😁👍
Excellent video as always my good friend. I gotta admit I am still nervous but yet may add one to a empty tank then add some fry
I am with Mal. That would make an excellent video identifying
Thanks Chris, honestly the biggest part with this style of tank is getting past all the do’s and don’ts that we were told of how to maintain a tank. I get the apprehension, I was totally nervous about it at first as well. When I added those 2 jars in my 75 like a month ago almost all the leaf litter is already gone and has been great for the tank thus far.
I definitely will work on an identification video for sure.
Thanks for watching and the support my friend 😁👍
Just got 2 today from the local creek!
Very cool Kevin! I collected 4 about 3 weeks ago and there is life everywhere. Can’t wait to add them to more tanks. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Awesome video! A Res Jar is so valuable for creating the food web for our tanks. Would love to see your tanks on the Wednesday night live stream that Father Fish and I do. P.s Love your intro music.
Thank you Dina, they definitely are valuable and fun to watch as well. You know I have thought about jumping on some Wednesday to show everyone what I’m up too, maybe I will. Thanks.
Yes I love rock/metal music and need to incorporate it. I’m currently working on a new updated intro.
Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics that’s awesome. Would love to see everything you are up too. I love rock and metal too 😊
Great video bud, it's amazing how the microbes come life.
Thanks Jay, it definitely is truly amazing at the amount of life there is in a handful of gunk .. thanks for watching 😁👍
I use saran wrap, and I use a toothpick and poke holes in it, and I use an air stone with a gang valve to adjust air bubbles.
Those are some great tips. Thank you very much for sharing. Thank you for watching 😁👍
The more and more I watch fish keepers doing all natural aquariums I'm getting anxiety to start one myself.
Me too
Really once you get past all the things that have been taught and told to us over the years that we are supposed to do to maintain an aquarium it’s so easy. There are obviously many many ways to keep tanks and whichever way hobbyists choose to do it, as long as they enjoy it is all that matters. That being said if you start one and got questions feel free to ask. Thanks for watching 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics yep absolutely right it's getting past the hangups of the way we have done it for all these years. But I may have an opportunity as I'm will be moving tanks around and it may make my 20 gallon quarantine tank a dirted tank.
@@razinfishes1918 very cool, have fun with it and like I said if you have any questions let me know 😁
good job man!!!
Thank you and thank you for watching 😁👍
Great vid
Thank you very much! This was actually one of my favorite videos to make. Thanks for watching 😁👍
Great video. The discord has many infos about resurection jar, some are using water tap, others air pump, others shoe box... It's dificult to understand which way to follow and since the info is not categorized as a forum, it's hard to find the right information. This is my opinion the hardest part of Fathers fish, this video helps a lot. Thank you!
Thank you very much! I would agree there is a lot of great info on the discord but it can be hard to find at times. That being said it’s still my go to if I have questions myself about anything resurrection jar, food web, or dirted tank related. I’m glad I could help and thanks for watching 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics I have. Some peoples are keeping the same resurection jar forever (I do not know how, maybe water change, filters..), what will you do? Always get a new resurection jar from local water and wait 30 days? If I remember correctly, father's fish talks about adding one leaf from the jar every weak. And what about the dry leaves, can you keep them forever in a bucket without any isssue? What is your opinion?
@@DarkyXNicolas I have gotten new jars everytime and waited the 30 days. What I have been doing which you will see in an upcoming video is there is some gunk left in jar and I fill it with tank water and add dry leaves to it to soak. There are still microorganisms in these jars but you can add portions of the jar instead of the whole jar as well but would still wait the 30 days.
As far as the dry leaves yeah they are completely fine to store that way forever probably, as long as there is no moisture in it that could cause mold.
Hope that helps 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics Yes ofc, it helps a lot. Always good to know new stuff. I like your channel because it's more practical than theoretical, sometimes we just need to watch the real thing happening "in live" to not be afraid to start this method. Great content, I already subscribed and I will continue to watch your other videos. Waiting for new content from you. Thank you!
@@DarkyXNicolas thank you, that’s exactly why I started this channel. Because when I started dirted tanks they weren’t popular yet and couldn’t find great info and want to show from my experiences what worked and what didn’t.
I put out a new video every Friday and once in a great while on Tuesdays as well. Thanks again 😁👍
Well explained video! I probably would've just grabbed dirt/sediment from the bottom had I not seen this. Out of curiosity, would you recommend taking from a water source with good flow over a stagnant source, or any time of year being being better for collecting?
Thanks Tara I appreciate it!
Honestly I don’t think it matters the water flow or time of year. I have collected through the ice and in the heat of summer and with a river raging and have talked to people that collected out of freestanding puddles. Life is everywhere 😁 I did find more worms or larvae in the summer months I noticed, probably because that’s when all the insects are out and breeding but other than that it hasn’t made a difference. Thanks for watching I appreciate it 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics thanks for the answers! Hope you have a nice weekend 🙂👍
Just a word of caution: I had a shrimp die off from too many planaria. These came from my RJ contents that I added to my dirted shrimp tank.
I hear you! I removed a few from previous jars. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching 😁👍
Were some of those viniger eels?
No, I’m thinking the ones you seen were possibly detritus worms. When I collected my first jar I had a lot of dirt and sediment which got me lots of worm species. Good fish food😁
Hello there Patty. I just recently began doing the ff methods. Just set up my tank. I'm on day 2. I was looking up Resurrection jars and once of your other videos came up. I subscribed and am watching more😊 I went to a local pond area and collected for my resurrection jars about a week ago. In your video i see where you grabbed the dry leaves and put them in a jar with water. Is that regular tap water you put them in? How long do you watch those leaves before putting in (just) the leaves? I'm loving your very informative videos
Hello and thank you, I put the dry leaves in a resurrection jar that’s sat for its 30 days. I collect more than one jar at a time so I can have one just for adding leaves to. After the intial jar is added to your aquarium and the leaf litter is breaking down and disappearing that’s when you add the leaves that were soaked in the spare jar to your tank. As far as how long to soak them it’s up to you. I have had some that leached tannins so I let them to be done not to add that to my tank but otherwise just a few days so they sink. Plus with using the spare jar more microorganisms will collect on those leaves and are added to your tank.
Hope that helped and thank you very much for watching. If you have more questions feel free to ask 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics that is very helpful, thank you. I need to set up a dry leaf Resurrection jar. Just water from the pond (or water source) and the dry leaves correct? No muck, sticks, etc
@@fefemcb2288 you can use an actual collected resurrection jar you would just need to watch it for the 30 days first to make sure nothing is in there that would attach to the leaf and into your tank.
I Just subscribed and I really enjoy your videos. What type of sand you use?
Welcome and thank you very much, I use sand from a beach of a local lake. Just rinse it and good to go. I don’t like spending money on things I can collect myself 😁
Thank you for watching 😁👍
@@pattys_aquatics - Yes I like saving money too. I am starting small on planted dirt tanks. I started with 10, 5, 3 gallon tanks. I have a 125 which eventually I might go that route. Thanks 🙏🏼
@@condesdelicafe5982 your very welcome, if you have questions feel free to ask😁👍
We just started our first ff tank 2 days ago. About how long does it take for the stem cuttings take to get rooted. I piled some little rocks around the ff bundles I planted.
Very cool, I haven’t bought FF plants yet but plan on it in the near future but I think it typically takes a couple weeks for most stem plants to root in my experience. Thanks for watching 😁👍
A pod iaskirm uzywasz samą ziemie czy jeszcze jakies dodatki?
Używam 1 części organicznego kompostu na 2 części organicznej gleby doniczkowej. Następnie używam Osmocote, który jest nawozem czasowym. U mnie przez ostatnie 3 lata sprawdzał się bardzo dobrze.
So how do you know there’s nothing bad in there if it’s microscopic ??
The thinking is anything microscopic that needs a host to survive would die off in that 30 days that your observing it. That’s why that 30 wait is very important, not only to find things you can see you don’t want in your tank to remove but for the ones you can’t see as well. Thanks for watching 😁👍
I na drugi dzien woda w słoiku kryształ
tak, było. nie trzeba długo czekać, aż wszystko się uspokoi. Nie używam filtrów ani powietrza w moich akwariach, byłbyś zaskoczony, jak czysta może być twoja woda