I Simulated a Tidepool for 30 Days

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[arcosprey]

This dude got the most middle school humor I’ve ever seen in a grown man.

[noahhess]

Note for the future with no shame attached- please please PLEASE do not re-release any aquatic life that has been held in captivity to the wild, regardless of if they were collected legally with a permit or not. There's a risk of introducing non-native pathogens, parasites and bacteria to the environment that they were exposed to while in your aquarium (often from cross-contamination from other aquariums in your home).

[MLTN_RRR]

This video is CRIMINALLY underated, but that might be because the amount of crimes in the video. Who knows.

[RayanBara-knkw]

The ammount of illegal acts in this video is wild😭🙏

[Jordan-bvon]

This is the most unhinged aquarium video I've ever seen. You've earned a sub

[WistyFish]

I’m over here 100% recognizing these beaches. Your zip code is safe with me lol

[skci]

I never thought that I might get a heart attack from an aquarium video but here we are.

[slayer]

Hey, fish tank geek here, I would recommend that next time you clean out the sponge, you should take out some of the tank water and squeeze it out in that, theres a lot of beneficial bacteria in those sponges and when you clean them off in the sink it can sometimes cause problems.

[TerraGreen]

9:25 bro got a narrator with stage 5 lung cancer 😂

[ZerPhoZ]

I love simulations and ecosystem idk why but their so interesting

[nightfarming]

You did not get me with that jumpscare, a ad played and it stopped before it happened 😂😂

[StarFrixツ]

Bro is soooo broke 💀🙏🙏. Someone help that guy get money😭. Btw good vid 👍

[theteutonicorder]

Also, I'm pretty sure even hermit crabs like that need like 4 inches minimum of "Dry" sandcastle consistency sand so they can burrow down and molt. Also, they need calcium so thats why they were eating the shell, I used to just put hardboiled egg shells with my crabs and they went crazy over them.

EDIT: Just realized at the end you released them lmfao

[HAGCY]

5:02 “we also wanted to touch them to see how squishy they were” 😂

[LovingDrarryRN]

ironically, this is actually a really good tutorial for seawater tanks on a budget :D
amazing vid btw

[xylopiano]

You should have a Patreon or whatever website people use to get funding nowadays. I feel kinda bad if you're having money problems, and I'd try to help support you.

Also, show more of your doggo pls

[reeflab]

I’m an aquarium guy and the hobby does have its casualties. Research ahead of time goes a long way- I’ve made a tide pool take in the last but it used 2 levels of water and still had some flow to keep the temperature somewhat appropriate. Not easy and sometimes the already fragile animals won’t make it with the added stresses of transport and weird conditions

[martinstackleandaquariums]

Great video except for the end where you release them that’s a very bad idea and in most places it’s illegal because it can add harmful diseases and parasites the natural ecosystem isn’t equipped to handle and if you don’t know what’s in your area you could introduce an invasive species, which is never a good idea. But besides that I loved the video specially Jerry he was a cool guy

[daobliterator]

No.1 rule in hobby fishing, never EVER release captive fish….

[bproductions]

Maybe, uh, dont rinse the sponge in tap water UNLESS you have a well or something