I Built a Massive Jellyfish Aquarium - Aquarist

Today I'm checking out the Go With The Glow update to the Aquarist. This new update adds a massive cave system to the Oceanarium with a bunch of new fish species so I'm back out trying my best to keep these adorable creatures alive. I hope you enjoyed this episode of The Aquarist, thanks for watching and liking.

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[Elusivecamel]

Drae... You mentioned in the past that you dabbled in fish tanks in real life... You should show us some of your setups next time you do a video in this series.

[crazyness]

Been watching the whole series and laughing my ass off that you forgot everything from the last episode. 😂😂 for instance the moss and the hammer 😂

[DrunknHippo]

The dev really needs to look into adding the ability to stick coral to objects. That would blow draes mind.

[ServinEmUp]

Voices of the void? Dope game about mystery/ slight horror vibes please Drae we need it

[Flyingdinosaur]

Dude, love the real Aquarium tips! Especially using natural remedies to pH levels. I've been keeping/breeding for over a decade, You actually know your stuff.

[Camilleillustrates]

This is so fun! I love aquariums, and it’s quite enjoyable to see Drae get so frustrated at pixelated fish.

[JWildberry]

"They are not beauty." I looked them up, and they're....different. I wouldn't say they're elegant fish, but they're like sausages with whiskers, and have an endearing quality to them. Far more interesting to look at than most.

[olenholprzez]

Buffers are not medicine. They are simple (often simple) combo chemicals made from acidic and basic parts, that absorb a lot of ions to even pH balance of (in this case, water). All they do is that (at least buffers used to keep pH levels in check are only doing that) and if you get "better water, or rocks" you just add stuff that do exacly that, but less engineered.
In lab use, Buffers are also...well, buffering pH, thanks to their ion capacity.
That means they keep pH at their target level way more than other acids or bases alone would.

Although some rocks could work as sorbents and they can lock basic/acidic ions, or disolve in basic/acidic envioremnt.
Adding buffer before these reactions/processes happen, will just make these effects last longer.

[thefirebirdflock]

My only gripe with this game is the lack of realistic scale of these fish. Especially the shark. It’s so small that it bugs the never ending hell out of me when I see it

[saxman]

I agree with everyone else that said you should show us your tanks. No judgement. We genuinely love how passionate you are about this series.

[xakkerys]

I just started a cherry shrimp tank irl. fish keep is so much fun! I have an established 55 gal community molly tank, and a 20 gal shrimp tank now.

[nutztierchen]

i have no idea about fish and never cared about them (except when fried on my plate). but this is definitely my favourite series from you!

[cornedbeef]

Hi Drae, what's up? I just watch IGP'S upload of Just Act Natural. We want more of that btw. Lol
Love you Drae

[crazykids]

I'm excited for what will happen next in this series

[terranovarain]

didn't know that you are a actual aquarist
I use to have some of the most beautiful planted aquariums the pH would always drop so I would use cuddle bone and limestone to balance it
when you said about using rocks to help pH dead give away you know your stuff

[DigbyCCeasar]

I love how personal this series has been to you lol, it's made for some really good watching!

[terranovarain]

it is jellyfish DNA its funny how many people don't know that and argue its cruel to keep them because they are injected with dye

[jongordon]

When you got shocked that literally made me jump. I didn't know what was going on.

[corey]

I love this series bro it’s amazing keep up the great work drae

[spannerintheworks]

You are epic drae
I love how when ever you start an episode everything starts going wrong