@Xenozilla Bricks he is referring to how he is speaking. Order a secret mystery box but then says he had to buy these fish because of how they looked.
Just a word to anyone thinking of getting a Blue Tang, they are social fish and need others to hang out with. They don't have to be other Blue Tangs, but if you have one, you shouldn't keep it by itself.
Nobody said anything about keeping the hippo tang by itself others and If you try to put another one with it they would kill each other. You obviously have no idea what you're talking about
@@whompwhomp5384 You are suppose to aclimate fish to their new tank before throwing them in. Especially with salt water fish, this can actually kill them very easily. Blue tang are an especially sensitive species, so he could of very well prevented death of his fish by slowly introducing them.
@@trenchslayer1014 "Crawfish, crayfish, and crawdads are the same animal. Which term you use may depend much on where you live. Louisianans most often say crawfish, whereas Northerners are more likely to say crayfish. People from the West Coast or Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas often use the term crawdad" - grammarly
Blue tang swim up to 35 miles per day in the open ocean and need to be kept in large tanks in captivity. Your pond is perfect right now because the tang is still very little, but in a couple years you’re going to have to move it to a bigger tank 😊
@@dallaswinston330 in the same way that wall-e shows we are creating a shield of death above our planet, yes... I am. Its an interesting fact and clownfish also hide in enenomes.. Pixar Studios always had a bit more depth.
Most ocean fish are wild caught, because it’s way easier and cheaper than breeding them. They‘re making profit even if half the fish they catch die (which isn’t as uncommon as it should be).
Unless he cut something out he dumped a bunch of fish unceremoniously into a pond without an adjustment period for them... so I give them a week anyway/
Also I’ve only ever had fresh water fish but don’t you still need to aclimate them, and considering it looks like they were pulled out of a big insulated container it doesn’t look like he did
yeah, unless the person packing the fish makes sure all the fish can actually cohab, but even then it would be a mystery what kinda tank set up you need, wouldn't it? Like, getting a bunch of saltwater fish when you had the tank set up for freshwater.
Idk why I'm laughing so hard at the previous comments. "Did you mock me?" "No I just really like Nemo." I love you guys for making my day, it was honestly a cute interaction. 😂
Shouldn't you put them in an isolation tank first for a little while to make sure they are health before you put them in one of your main tanks. Cleaner Shrimps are really good to have in your tank as well
@@GR-dw9nm then that’s not isolated if one started shitting blood how r u gonna figure out the culprit. And don’t say well you’ll see them do it yeah infect the others or the reason is to simple know right away giving you more time to save the animal.
“This fish loves to swim around. This fish likes to swim around. This fish also loves to swim around.” What a unique behavior specifically worth mentioning repeatedly when describing fish 😂
I also thought that was a bit weird. This guy seems to be a bit on the gotta make something cool up for the video and for engagement of kids watching. That’s what I got from listening. And the way he just doesn’t fully put the fish into the water quick but allows it to stay on the hand is a bit infuriating. Also not showing us if the water is the same temps as the bags or if he got them acclimated off camera. Instead just looks like he plops them right into the water.
for real, I worked in a pet store when Finding Dory came out and we just didn't order any right before up until a few months after the movie came out. associates I worked with that had been around when Finding Nemo came out told me of horror stories of people coming in and demanding a clownfish that got upset when they were told no, as they didn't have anything set up to put the fish in. I once had a family of two young parents and a toddler want to get a crappy $25 circular tank kit and put a clownfish in it just because the kid wanted the fish. Nope. No idea about its husbandry and didn't even have a 'cycled' tank ready, and they were going to buy everything same day and didn't even know it was a saltwater fish.
@mortaché don't blame yourself too harshly - it's not kids that don't know any better that is the problem, it's adults that don't teach them to consider the life they're now responsible for that is the problem.
Dude be handling that Blue Tang with his bare hands just gave me goosebumps. Pretty sure it will not be a pretty sight if instead of being Dory it decided to embody its other name instead (which is surgeonfish) lol
@@KneeCapHill Surgeonfish have a pair of pertusions near their tail that are razor sharp and lay flat on their body but will pop out if they feel threatened. Just the mere idea of it makes me shiver and I shared the same feeling as well.
I'm absolutely blown away that you have an outdoor saltwater pond. Like holy cow I didn't even know that was possible. I now need to see you explain how you set it up, and how you keep it healthy!
Spoiler alert: it's an awful idea, unless there is a massive life support system to combat evaporation, hypersalination, and temperature fluctuations. This guy most certainly does not have those life support systems. This is just a tide pool that never gets refreshed by the tide. A death trap for all but the most resilient marine life.
Good fish to own, also be careful with your blue tang, they are notorious in the fish world for not doing well in captivity, plus the thibg will eventuwlly get super big and most likely will outgrow this pond but thatll be a future video haha, keep up the good work brother
@@lissavmiller blue tangs swim miles upon miles in the ocean and arent really meant for captivity, plus most tangs like thisbare usually scooped from the ocean rather than bred in captivity because they are more likely to die, his will live a good life and become big but its still not really meant for a pond
@@constanceschickens6556 chris seems like the kinda guy who genuinely cares about his fish so i wouldnt doubt hes got a bigger pond or will get a massibe tank for it, he just seems like the kinda guy to care about his pets rather than just owning them bc theyre cool
A blue tang most definitely needs a bigger tank. Not big on fish, but that’s one thing I noticed, I’m sure there’s a lot more that someone with more info could point out. If all you know to say about a fish is that they have lots of colors and they like to swim, then I don’t really think you know enough about the fish tbh.
I'm glad you picked them out specifically instead of getting a real mystery box. That way you know they can cohab and have similar water and temp needs ❤
Shouldnt all live animals be cohabitable in this type of situation, specifics like how many tanks, sizes , fish established all comes into account. This is all for exposure. Mystery box for live animals just doesn't sound responsible unless they have pre selected options to choose as appropriate. Thats a complex matrix. It's misleading in many ways but its marketing and this is accepted even if its harmful.
@@sarahwilson7825 well not necessarily some animals can’t coexist in the same environment or might need specific conditions to thrive that might not be as suitable for another animal in the aquarium so it’s good to know and pick which fish your making so you can choose the most suitable habitat to make to meet those conditions
@@sarahwilson7825 not sure what your saying after 'shouldn't all animals be cohabitable' but for that staement; no. Some fish are predatory, and if put in a tank with fish smaller then them, crustaceans, or whatever their prey is, they will eat them. Some fish, like Betta, aren't predatory but are super territorial, and need a big tank in order to house more then one Betta.
@@scoddiboi He might have, and just not shown it, but I feel like true fish lovers always at least talk about acclimation even when they don't show it. So you're probably right :(
Paracanthurus hepatus (blue tang) grows to 12 inches long while Cetoscarus bicolor (bicolour parrotfish) grows to 20 inches long. The parrotfish, as well as Centropyge bicolor (bicolor angelfish) and Enoplometopus sp. (reef lobster) are not reef-safe, so you will need to be careful with stocking if you choose to keep them.
this guy is the type of person that would be told to keep a secret and told to not tell anyone and then just go and ask if someone wants to know what it is.
Technically it’s not the best to have blue tangs in general because they need a lot of room to swim that most tanks can’t provide. They’re also not schooling fish so it wouldn’t be good to have a bunch of them as cool as it would look D:
Deer god yeah. I’m curious if they do survive but I hope they do, since his video is awfully bad and it almost seems like he didn’t acclimate them before putting them into their new water bucket with his freaking bare hands.
I hope those fish went into QT because regal tangs are ich magnets. The lobster is another one to watch out for. May take your fish while they are sleeping.
@@jhannah6720 it's common practice to acclimate and QT any new fish caught from the wild though, so what he is saying isn't a bad idea regardless. Especially saltwater fish.
Bro just threw them straight into that water from the box didn't even let them acclimate for a few days I can tell you right now all these animals will be dead within a week
I just love the impact finding Nemo has done on society in general considering most people collectively agreed that a blue tang fish was now called "dory" without question, oh a clownfish is called "nemo" too 🎉
The impact was terrible for the actual fish, being caught out of the ocean and further damaging coral reefs and being put in tanks where kids didn't properly take care of them so they died
@@oftheHowl while l do agree on that and you really shouldn't get a fish or ANY animal for that matter without actual care and research put into taking care of it l will say when l ment the impact l ment the naming and the amount of kids who actually tried and were inspired to learn about marine life and actually found a passion for it (speaking from personal experience btw)
It seems impossible to me. All those fish will die very soon. They wont make it half a year. You need temp of 76-79 at all times. There is no way you can do that outside without a massiive chiller and a heater which would cost you thousands and thousands of dollars, plus hundreds of dollars to run a month. I know because I used to breed Clownfish and Chromis (I'm one of the first people in the world to breed Chromis in captivity.)
@@dontbestupid6664 another wrong. many people have outside salt aquariums, they do just fine. it seems impossible to you because you've never done it. Fear of the unknown....
You didn't get a mystery box you went to the fish store 🤦 that's such a horrible thing to do tho just getting random fish in a mystery box is the best way to fail and not truly care for your fish most have very spastic diets n need certain parameters like the (lobster) is a brackish crayfish not a lobster and prob can live but won't thrive in pure saltwater just do your research first my guy not everything's about the views
im amazed he has a marine pool in his garden, marine tanks are so hard to get right and if you mess one tiny thing up you loose all your fish, well done
I knew someone who used to fish the big dark tangs with the "marine lettuce" that grows on the shore's rocks as bait on 4 pointed hooks. They love that stuff and taste really good. The big tangs are considered by many as a trash fish with low commercial value but when there's not much to eat you get down with the program and eat what you can catch and not exactly what you want.🤷
*gets mystery box*
*proceeds to say that he specifically bought the fish*
He's an fish expert and he knows those type of fish
@Xenozilla Bricks he is referring to how he is speaking. Order a secret mystery box but then says he had to buy these fish because of how they looked.
@@Stan352 he said 'i've never seen this guy at the shops so i just had to get it'
@@hyschara oh
he wasnt sure what type of box they would arrive in!
Not much of a mystery box when you're the one who picked them all out. 🤣
The mystery was if they showed up alive or dead lol
Came here to say the same...
Yeah, thats like a starter pack for real. Solid choices fr
Mystery for us
@@jenmalabanan1427 that’s what I was gonna say
Just a word to anyone thinking of getting a Blue Tang, they are social fish and need others to hang out with. They don't have to be other Blue Tangs, but if you have one, you shouldn't keep it by itself.
Tang police :D
@@bradyb2884 I want the best life for all animals, Tang included.
Nobody said anything about keeping the hippo tang by itself others and If you try to put another one with it they would kill each other. You obviously have no idea what you're talking about
@@bradyb2884 That only applies when they're saying you have to keep a juvenile in like a 250 gallon aquarium
@@absolutezerochill2700these are juveniles
A "mystery box" of living animals is actually insane
Bro right 🤣
Buts it’s cruel they don’t have proper conditions there’s no water that we see and he’s made these boxes to put in some pond to record and then die
@@connorprince8551 dude what, he takes care of them and its a salt water pond. those fish are chiiiiilling
@@connorprince8551 I’ve seen a lot of stupid people on the internet today but you win an award for the stupidest comment I’ve seen today
@@whompwhomp5384 You are suppose to aclimate fish to their new tank before throwing them in. Especially with salt water fish, this can actually kill them very easily. Blue tang are an especially sensitive species, so he could of very well prevented death of his fish by slowly introducing them.
Bro specifically bought multiple fish for his pond, called it a mystery box, and then graciously explains that the fish like to swim around the pond
I laughed at the last part myself, saying the fish already loved the pond after being in it for 3 seconds 😂
Never heard of a fish that hates swimming around and being In water
Might be referring to how some fish are more active and less shy than others.
Its like saying that humans like to walk around the Earth
💀
I adore that first lobster. Cutest lob I've ever seen in my life.
Crawdad, but I don't judge you, most pet stores market them as lobsters
@theOGjuulcat crawfish, but I don't judge you, most northerners label them as crawdads
@@trenchslayer1014 "Crawfish, crayfish, and crawdads are the same animal. Which term you use may depend much on where you live. Louisianans most often say crawfish, whereas Northerners are more likely to say crayfish. People from the West Coast or Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas often use the term crawdad" - grammarly
@@trenchslayer1014 there are different names, just because you say it one way doesn't mean it's the only right way to say it
@@trenchslayer1014 also I'm a new mexico resident, so not a "northerner"
Blue tang swim up to 35 miles per day in the open ocean and need to be kept in large tanks in captivity. Your pond is perfect right now because the tang is still very little, but in a couple years you’re going to have to move it to a bigger tank 😊
Myth. They claim a small area and can travel a long distance to get back to its home. Watch 'Finding Dory' it explains this.
@@ReptileRob did you just site a Disney movie as evidence??????
@@dallaswinston330 cite
@@dallaswinston330 in the same way that wall-e shows we are creating a shield of death above our planet, yes... I am. Its an interesting fact and clownfish also hide in enenomes.. Pixar Studios always had a bit more depth.
@@ReptileRob does that mean you can cite a disney movie?
I hope the tang is captive bred, most blue tangs are wild caught due to being notoriously difficult to breed and keep in captivity
Most ocean fish are wild caught, because it’s way easier and cheaper than breeding them. They‘re making profit even if half the fish they catch die (which isn’t as uncommon as it should be).
@@Briefstuder
Yeah, which is bad...
Unlikely. I have never seen any store sell captive bred. They are so rare and expensive
Actually, most blue tang are captive bred now by Biota
Unless he cut something out he dumped a bunch of fish unceremoniously into a pond without an adjustment period for them... so I give them a week anyway/
I hope the fish they give you are matched up to have similar recommended tank living conditions
The real issue is that tank will not have enough room for a Tang. They get huge.
@@thebra also tangs are social animals they shouldn't be kept alone
I'm wondering how you plan to maintain the delicate salt water parameters while they're living outside in a shallow pond...
Seriously wtf
Especially regulating temperature
Thank the lord someone mentioned it, been searching the comments for 20 minutes
Also I’ve only ever had fresh water fish but don’t you still need to aclimate them, and considering it looks like they were pulled out of a big insulated container it doesn’t look like he did
@Acceleration Quanta news flash, this isn't the ocean, this is a pond!
An actual marine life mystery box would be hell. Too many fish and inverts eat each other or anger each other.
If you got someone to pick them out for you and they had knowledge on your tank specifications I think it could work
yeah, unless the person packing the fish makes sure all the fish can actually cohab, but even then it would be a mystery what kinda tank set up you need, wouldn't it? Like, getting a bunch of saltwater fish when you had the tank set up for freshwater.
that was my first thought but if you got if from a good dealer at least the box should have friendly fish an inverts
My fav coral store asks what you have already to adjust the 'mystery'.
Seeing him hold the fish in his hand for a while before dropping them in made my anxiety rise like Amazon stock during the lockdowns.
They’re fine most species of saltwater fish can survive like 10 minutes. if it’s a big fish they can even survive for a few hours.
@@lospollos5303 awesome :)
@@lospollos5303isn’t there also a fish that can go on land?
@@tined_trout4460 All fish can go on land. Most of them die, though.
@@LucaTheStar I mean like wasn’t there one that could go on land for like a day straight and walk?
Dory needs more friends to thrive!
nEmO
@Happygermancountryball no I just really like nemo 🫠
@Happygermancountryball it okay :)
@Happygermancountryball :)
Idk why I'm laughing so hard at the previous comments. "Did you mock me?" "No I just really like Nemo." I love you guys for making my day, it was honestly a cute interaction. 😂
Shouldn't you put them in an isolation tank first for a little while to make sure they are health before you put them in one of your main tanks. Cleaner Shrimps are really good to have in your tank as well
I think the mini pond is isolated, he said "when they go in the main tank"
Nah
@@GR-dw9nm then that’s not isolated if one started shitting blood how r u gonna figure out the culprit. And don’t say well you’ll see them do it yeah infect the others or the reason is to simple know right away giving you more time to save the animal.
Who knows, maybe he did
Maybe its after the isolation
Love your videos keep up the good fish work
“This fish loves to swim around. This fish likes to swim around. This fish also loves to swim around.” What a unique behavior specifically worth mentioning repeatedly when describing fish 😂
wawoo price please..
Imagine ‘fish’ that love swimming 😱
Yo i swear tho haha. I was waiting on s fish who likes to go on a jog
I also thought that was a bit weird. This guy seems to be a bit on the gotta make something cool up for the video and for engagement of kids watching. That’s what I got from listening. And the way he just doesn’t fully put the fish into the water quick but allows it to stay on the hand is a bit infuriating. Also not showing us if the water is the same temps as the bags or if he got them acclimated off camera. Instead just looks like he plops them right into the water.
@@crystalm4324 well we humans do say sometimes that we love/hate walking lol
"I never see them at the store, so i had to buy him." Contradicts it being a mystery box doesn't it?
Mystery for you
My only guess is that he chose the species but the coloration and the way its bred is a mystery
Facts
Can't expect Americans to be smart
@@Manguatz1703 💀💀 why did you have to say that bruh 🗿
"he loves to swim around"
yes man thats a fish right there
Dori was honestly the worst thing to happen to blue tangs
for real, I worked in a pet store when Finding Dory came out and we just didn't order any right before up until a few months after the movie came out. associates I worked with that had been around when Finding Nemo came out told me of horror stories of people coming in and demanding a clownfish that got upset when they were told no, as they didn't have anything set up to put the fish in.
I once had a family of two young parents and a toddler want to get a crappy $25 circular tank kit and put a clownfish in it just because the kid wanted the fish. Nope. No idea about its husbandry and didn't even have a 'cycled' tank ready, and they were going to buy everything same day and didn't even know it was a saltwater fish.
@@TheCapnPorridgethank you for telling them no, and caring about the fish ❤
@@TheCapnPorridge wonderful comment. Thanks for being an awesome human and teaching people about taking care of fish.
Sadly even I was like that as a kid, "luckily" I live in a poor country where they aren’t even available most of the places
@mortaché don't blame yourself too harshly - it's not kids that don't know any better that is the problem, it's adults that don't teach them to consider the life they're now responsible for that is the problem.
Dude be handling that Blue Tang with his bare hands just gave me goosebumps. Pretty sure it will not be a pretty sight if instead of being Dory it decided to embody its other name instead (which is surgeonfish) lol
Why
@@KneeCapHill give it a goog
@@KneeCapHill Surgeonfish have a pair of pertusions near their tail that are razor sharp and lay flat on their body but will pop out if they feel threatened. Just the mere idea of it makes me shiver and I shared the same feeling as well.
I always thought they were called Hippo Tangs?
@@KneeCapHill Fishy go stabby.
I'm absolutely blown away that you have an outdoor saltwater pond. Like holy cow I didn't even know that was possible. I now need to see you explain how you set it up, and how you keep it healthy!
Don't do outside saltwater ponds, saltwater fish really don't like sunlight and are easily sunburnt, if you are it needs way more cover than this pond
It's a terrible idea. There is a reason you don't see them in real life.
Spoiler alert: it's an awful idea, unless there is a massive life support system to combat evaporation, hypersalination, and temperature fluctuations. This guy most certainly does not have those life support systems. This is just a tide pool that never gets refreshed by the tide. A death trap for all but the most resilient marine life.
I never seen fishes that love to swim around. You got lucky man! Must be a feature of the mystery box that you got to pick every single fish
Fish is both singular And plural..... no such thing as fishes
@@MrPickledede good to know. Thanks 😉
@@MrPicklededeactually for fish of multiple different species it is grammatically correct to call them fishes so they were actually right too 😅
@@MrPickledede it doesn't take 1 min to search on Google
@@jollybear_wastaken Fish plural is fish.
"This is a fish, he loves to swim around"
Huh, learn something new every day.
My fish dont swim around so I did learn something new today...
"Just keep swimming"
That firefish is so pretty!!
Hopefully you can shade the tank, direct sunlight on something that small can easily hurt or kill the fish.
and make algae grow like craazy
Dont forget the rain that will delute the salt content
Sunny day those fish are going to be cooked.
Those fish are really amazing and beautiful... 😊❤️
Good fish to own, also be careful with your blue tang, they are notorious in the fish world for not doing well in captivity, plus the thibg will eventuwlly get super big and most likely will outgrow this pond but thatll be a future video haha, keep up the good work brother
It won’t outgrow the pond.
@@lissavmiller blue tangs swim miles upon miles in the ocean and arent really meant for captivity, plus most tangs like thisbare usually scooped from the ocean rather than bred in captivity because they are more likely to die, his will live a good life and become big but its still not really meant for a pond
@@constanceschickens6556 chris seems like the kinda guy who genuinely cares about his fish so i wouldnt doubt hes got a bigger pond or will get a massibe tank for it, he just seems like the kinda guy to care about his pets rather than just owning them bc theyre cool
@@thetruedragonwarrior8363 he is a person with so many fish and other creature pets.😊
@@thetruedragonwarrior8363 thanks for the information, never knew that before.
A blue tang most definitely needs a bigger tank. Not big on fish, but that’s one thing I noticed, I’m sure there’s a lot more that someone with more info could point out. If all you know to say about a fish is that they have lots of colors and they like to swim, then I don’t really think you know enough about the fish tbh.
WOW excellent-0 choices ,they are all beautiful 😍🧡💛💙💜
I'm glad you picked them out specifically instead of getting a real mystery box. That way you know they can cohab and have similar water and temp needs ❤
Shouldnt all live animals be cohabitable in this type of situation, specifics like how many tanks, sizes , fish established all comes into account. This is all for exposure. Mystery box for live animals just doesn't sound responsible unless they have pre selected options to choose as appropriate. Thats a complex matrix.
It's misleading in many ways but its marketing and this is accepted even if its harmful.
Seems like the guy In the video didn’t even acclimate the fish, so I’m not sure how much he actually cares for their well being
@@sarahwilson7825 well not necessarily some animals can’t coexist in the same environment or might need specific conditions to thrive that might not be as suitable for another animal in the aquarium so it’s good to know and pick which fish your making so you can choose the most suitable habitat to make to meet those conditions
@@sarahwilson7825 not sure what your saying after 'shouldn't all animals be cohabitable' but for that staement; no. Some fish are predatory, and if put in a tank with fish smaller then them, crustaceans, or whatever their prey is, they will eat them. Some fish, like Betta, aren't predatory but are super territorial, and need a big tank in order to house more then one Betta.
@@scoddiboi He might have, and just not shown it, but I feel like true fish lovers always at least talk about acclimation even when they don't show it. So you're probably right :(
legend says Nemo is still finding Dory
And she's a Bi
-color
Nice... This nice... Each different fish put it once together....
Paracanthurus hepatus (blue tang) grows to 12 inches long while Cetoscarus bicolor (bicolour parrotfish) grows to 20 inches long. The parrotfish, as well as Centropyge bicolor (bicolor angelfish) and Enoplometopus sp. (reef lobster) are not reef-safe, so you will need to be careful with stocking if you choose to keep them.
Commenting to boost this....Seems like important info for him (and others!) to know.
Also he JUST posted another video with a second mystery box. It might be a good idea to comment this there too so he sees it? 🤷♀️
🤓🤓🤓
Super cool, it would be super cool if you got at least two of each kind
Noooooo it was a much bigger tank, probably but not in that tiny thing
So coool I love the blue tang you have some beautiful habitats and fish
i just adopted a mystery kid that sure does love to just walk around
They’re so beautiful!
Beautiful fish & lobster !!
The fish you find are absolutely beautiful ❤😊
this guy is the type of person that would be told to keep a secret and told to not tell anyone and then just go and ask if someone wants to know what it is.
Seeing small fish in big spaces makes me happy 😊
So cute. My favorite is the little lobster
Man that water is so clean and clear, I really thought they were swimming in air 💀💀💀
Lol
Bro, the water is so clear it looks like they’re floating! That’s awesome!!
they kinda are floating :/
Dori !!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤
Baby lobster!!! 😭 ❤❤❤ I love how chill he was with you!!
Man held a blue tang surgeonfish like that without starting an operating procedure I'm impressed
I love your videos
So beautiful and watching them is a great stress reliever.
You will be doing your pond a disservice if you don’t buy a whole group of the blue fish and call it “Blue tang clan.”
Tang of the East ready to poison you at every opportunity 🫡
Crown!
Technically it’s not the best to have blue tangs in general because they need a lot of room to swim that most tanks can’t provide. They’re also not schooling fish so it wouldn’t be good to have a bunch of them as cool as it would look D:
@@uhplatee plus as far as I know they are all wild caught, not captive bred. So not one of the most "ethical" species to keep.
@@atakanpayman exactly! i’m always sad to see people keeping blue tangs in crowded aquariums. the poor little ones at petco/petsmart too D:
Awesome fire goby and surgeonfish!
Woah!! The water is like glass! Very pretty all around 💖
Thank you 🤗
Salt water mini pond? I’ve never seen that, it’s genuinely really cool man!
cause you have to be this rich 😂😂
I've done one with a mangrove but it's super difficult to keep temp stable so no hard corals
It’s gonna be absolutely amazing when the fish do things fish do
I never knew fish liked to swim around until I saw this video. God bless you!!
Was this sarcastic🤔?
@@Grugg173 yes.
😂😂😂 this comment 💯
" you can see, the fish are loving their new home" while fish are stressed over the new and small environment.
Deer god yeah.
I’m curious if they do survive but I hope they do, since his video is awfully bad and it almost seems like he didn’t acclimate them before putting them into their new water bucket with his freaking bare hands.
Super cool fishes
Interesting how calm they all were in your hands, love the little lobster
A beautiful selection the lobster is very cool.
I hope those fish went into QT because regal tangs are ich magnets. The lobster is another one to watch out for. May take your fish while they are sleeping.
Lol you the type to think ich is contagious and comment on it without knowing what causes it
@@jhannah6720 it's common practice to acclimate and QT any new fish caught from the wild though, so what he is saying isn't a bad idea regardless. Especially saltwater fish.
Thats so cool chris beautiful! I would love to see some clown fish in there little nemos❤
That would be cool! Me too!
The coolest thing about being cool is how cool it is.
Such a happy man with his fish. This is nice to see 😊💕
Be careful with Dory because blue tangs can actually sting with the spines present on their tail fin.. and their sting is quite nasty.
I didn't know that
I love firefish gobies soooo much I’ve always found them so beautiful
Now you have to get Nemo
Bro just threw them straight into that water from the box didn't even let them acclimate for a few days I can tell you right now all these animals will be dead within a week
Dude these mystery boxes of fish is like opening a deck of Pokémon! 😂
That purple & orange lobster is gorgeous! Good choices bro
That lobster's gonna grow up to have such a great buffet.
Cool pond!!
I’m going to the aquarium soon, and I can’t wait to see all the Dory fish! ❤❤
What should i add next?👀🐟🔥
Do you have any coral ?
Just keep swimming just keep swimming 😂 also maybe some sea horses?
Nemo please
Nemo
Chromis, Cardinals, another Angel would be🔥🔥
Thank you for letting me remember my childhood❤
I just love the impact finding Nemo has done on society in general considering most people collectively agreed that a blue tang fish was now called "dory" without question, oh a clownfish is called "nemo" too 🎉
The impact was terrible for the actual fish, being caught out of the ocean and further damaging coral reefs and being put in tanks where kids didn't properly take care of them so they died
@@oftheHowl while l do agree on that and you really shouldn't get a fish or ANY animal for that matter without actual care and research put into taking care of it l will say when l ment the impact l ment the naming and the amount of kids who actually tried and were inspired to learn about marine life and actually found a passion for it (speaking from personal experience btw)
It's surprising to actually see a TH-camr with a good fish pond
Should have left them in the ocean in my opinion Saltwater fish arn't bred.
Wow just wow. You made me want that in my room now
An outdoor salt pond? Never seen that before looks so pretty too!!
It seems impossible to me. All those fish will die very soon. They wont make it half a year. You need temp of 76-79 at all times. There is no way you can do that outside without a massiive chiller and a heater which would cost you thousands and thousands of dollars, plus hundreds of dollars to run a month.
I know because I used to breed Clownfish and Chromis (I'm one of the first people in the world to breed Chromis in captivity.)
@@dontbestupid6664 right that's exactly wat I was thinking that the Temps wuld make it impossible.
@@dontbestupid6664 adding to this, blue tangs are not able to bred in captivity last I checked. So that fish is wild caught.
@@redfailhawk wrong, they were first bred in captivity back in 2016.
@@dontbestupid6664 another wrong. many people have outside salt aquariums, they do just fine. it seems impossible to you because you've never done it. Fear of the unknown....
You didn't get a mystery box you went to the fish store 🤦 that's such a horrible thing to do tho just getting random fish in a mystery box is the best way to fail and not truly care for your fish most have very spastic diets n need certain parameters like the (lobster) is a brackish crayfish not a lobster and prob can live but won't thrive in pure saltwater just do your research first my guy not everything's about the views
You got Dory!!! Cool
im amazed he has a marine pool in his garden, marine tanks are so hard to get right and if you mess one tiny thing up you loose all your fish, well done
I bet he outsources his aquarium maintenance
I love your videos😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
CONGRATS DORY IS IN YOUR POND!
Recap super cool, super cool, super cool, cool, and amazing.
OH WOOW YOU GOT DORY!?😂❤
Really nice hands my man!
Nice set up, beautiful little creatures! 💪😁👍
I love the fish they're really pretty🐟🐟🐟🐟
Salt tanks and fish are so pretty but that baby lobster was beautiful ❤❤
Yo I love this guys videos
Peaceful
Lobsters are epic bro, and shrimp
I knew someone who used to fish the big dark tangs with the "marine lettuce" that grows on the shore's rocks as bait on 4 pointed hooks. They love that stuff and taste really good. The big tangs are considered by many as a trash fish with low commercial value but when there's not much to eat you get down with the program and eat what you can catch and not exactly what you want.🤷
i love these fish so much
DORRY HAD ESCAPPAD 😂
Bicolor is just amazing
So cool!
The fact that they have this colors in nature 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Looks delicious
Your video are the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂❤❤
Your take is so clean I can barely see the water it looks like they’re floating
OMG! Dory? The last blue fish
The pond is so clear!