Releasing the Prawns into the 5 Acre Pond! (Big Surprise)

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[robertmalis]

Breed some of your prawns in your 300 gallon tank that would be so cool

[thstcd]

Brackish water breeder tank for the prawns

[doster]

There are two organic controls for the caterpillars. Capt. Jack's Dead Bug Brew from Bonide is one. The product is sprayed on the foliage. As the pest ingest it, their nervous system is affected and they stop feeding. The second is called Bacillus thuringiensis or BT. It's used the same way and will stop the infestation. Physical removal will be very effective too. Defoliation one year is usually not enough to kill and oak tree, but it would benefit with a balanced fertilizer in the spring. Wasps are a positive, they will eat some of the pest insects. Physical removal will help along with fertilization and watering. This is just my two cents as a garden dude.

[lucaswoods]

Have Bonnie and Clyde been spotted on the RFID scanners?

If so it would be a cool segment to gather the data on where they hang out the most and try to catch them to see where they are at development wise.

[hiddentruth]

You could turn the 300 gallon tank in to a place to breed prawns to save you some money and get lots of food for the bass. Not to mention it would be cool to see the prawns growing.

[Michael_Braddy]

I'm pretty sure I could listen to you read the phonebook dude; your voice is so incredibly soothing. Add to that your amazing content, and you're an instant click when I see that you've posted. GOD bless you, your beautiful family, and anything you touch.

[r.awilliams]

The weed is either dollarweed or dichondra. To tell them apart look at where the stem attaches to the leaf. If it attaches in the center, it's dollarweed, if it's on the edge it's dichondra. Dollarweed spreads fast, you'll want to control it fast before it gets established.

[StunningModelAaliyahAustin-zv]

Hello BAMABASS, love your videos. Look foward to the next one whenever you put it out. Tent caterpillars it looks like to me. They can eat all the leaves off a tree in days and move on to the next one. It can weaken your tree so it cant photosynthise and can kill it. The adult moth will lay their eggs on the next and next tree and you have to break the cycle. BT is an effective insectercide.

[oldladyfarmer]

Maybe you could breed some of the shrimp in that aquarium? That would be fun. :)

[CowsRme]

put a tarp below that caterpillar tree, and use one of those vibrating machines that shakes the trunk of the tree. collect the caterpillars and feed the bass

[xXmatrixgamerXx]

Ol’ Tiger eating that prawn was AWESOME!

[Gudtime]

New Fawns.. Pebble's and Bam-bam !

[vittoamp]

Those caterpillars are Contracted Datana. Hopefully the tree did enough photosynthesis to be good throughout the winter since it's later in the season.
Should collect a bunch of those caterpillars as easy bait for the fish.

[ballaap]

I think the caterpillars are Lymantria dispar, spongy moths (sometimes called Gypsy moth). If so, they are a really destructive invasive species. If they take hold in an area, they can really damage your trees - not just the oaks you planted. You won’t get rid of them entirely, but there are a few things you can do. Here’s a nice article from Country Living in the treatment process.

Note that the name has changed to Spongy Moth because the former common name is derogatory.

[PowaClimb]

You could Do a brackish water setup with the 300 and try too breed shrimps🦐

[This-time-more-than-ever]

More videos. Longer videos
Can't get enough of pond life!!
Love your content sir!!

[dustinwilkins]

Spot and Speckle for the two fawns. My vote is Prawn breeding tank for the 300 gallon aquarium. Great video!

[robertkatz]

Those look like gypsy moth caterpillars. If so, they can decimate whole stands of trees. They particularly love oak trees. The trees may survive having all the leaves eaten off once or twice, but each attack weakens the tree. Sooner or later, if it keeps happening, the tree will die.

[Nick-ddxg]

We need to see some underwater footage when you scare the shiners out deeper 🙏🏼

I love this series, I love how thourough you are with everything.

[SouthernDrinkSlinger]

I have an idea for the tank! Turn it into a breeding station for your prawns. Instead of buying a new batch every season, just set it up to breed your own.