that was a great video thanks

I put one in my 100 ltr tank. He's busy. Loves the live rock.

@zackrain9174

Жыл бұрын

What do u feed it

Very informative. Constructive criticism: try to watch how many times you say "ummm". count how many times you say it in the first two minutes. But I look forward to seeing more.

@Incrediblez420

Жыл бұрын

It's always the worst video that gets the views I swear. 😆 if KZread one day will allow me to redo the audio I'd love to redo the voice over

My peacock mantis favorite snack

I have an Emerald crab and he doesn't seem happy in my tank because he's always crawling around trying to get out? What am I doing wrong?

@Incrediblez420

3 жыл бұрын

Crabs are active critters especially at night, they need rock work to crawl around and small holes to hide themselves. There's times where my crab will sit in a spot for 2 months and then there's times where he dosent stop crawling around. Having rock work with spaces allow them to hide when stressed or threatened.

@tonybryant2767

3 жыл бұрын

They eat algae and clean corals from parasites and algae and they need a lot of hiding places like live rocks if you don’t have all that it will gets stressed

is this compatible with a pearly jawfish

@Incrediblez420

2 жыл бұрын

It sure is!

Dood I love that crab thanks for the edviys I'm your biggest fan I'm getting one to so Im gonna need your edviys crabs are the best pet of them all

@sl4177

3 жыл бұрын

It’s spelled dude and advice

@Incrediblez420

2 жыл бұрын

@@sl4177 be kind

I’m nervous I just bought two for bubble algae and I’m very scared for my 4 cleaners in there

Mine feast on hair algae.

@Incrediblez420

3 жыл бұрын

They also eat up bubble Algies as well!

Hi, i noticed you have majano anemone infestation, i was wondering if i could buy some of your majano anemone, its for my pico reef.

@Incrediblez420

3 жыл бұрын

Lol you think it was bad when this was shot should of seen it before! I do have a rock with 5 or 6 on it, and they reproduce pretty quick! Send me a email to superhandyman2020@gmail.com subject majano Buyer so it stick outs and yea we can work something out

@jasonclark6476

2 жыл бұрын

@@Incrediblez420 How did you get rid of it?

@Incrediblez420

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonclark6476 get rid of what exactly?

@jasonclark6476

2 жыл бұрын

@@Incrediblez420 the majano anemone infestation.. Mine is starting to grow out of hand

@Incrediblez420

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonclark6476 F Aptasia Works VERY well for manual removal, if you have 50 plus I'd only do about 5-10 then in 3-4 weeks do another 5-10.

Are emerald crabs rare or just uncommon or common I can’t find any in water pet stores

@Incrediblez420

3 жыл бұрын

They are common carb, pretty popular as well witch may lead to your issue finding them, my sugestion is go to you local store you normally buy from and ask when is the next batch coming in? and that you are wanting them. my local store typically gets a salt water shipment every 2 weeks

@devon6610

2 жыл бұрын

rarest animal in the hobby for sure

@Incrediblez420

2 жыл бұрын

@@devon6610 how many do you want?

One ate my peppermint shrimp out of nowhere, there's plenty of algae for him to eat

I have a question that I can't exactly find an answer for. Anyways the story goes, I bought a couple fish last week Sunday for my 10 gallon salt water tank. I got one Royal Gramma, a black and white clownfish, and an Emerald Crab. Before I had gotten them about a couple hours prior, I cleaned my tank after about a month poor maintenance. There was red algae, bubble algae and I didn't really change the filters. At the time I only had one Diamond Watchman goby who is still doing well. After I changed about half the water approximately 5 gallons, I changed the decor. I have 3 plastic plants and a plastic rock there are no live plants or liverock. I removed the live rock because I noticed that no matter how much i cleaned the tank the red algae returns quicker and more abundantly so I switched it up. Longstory short. I cleaned the tank changed the water and decor and I let my aquena quiet flow 20 cycle the 10 gallon tank for a couple of hours and went and got my new aquarium. The purple gramma and emerald crab where in one back and I set the bag in the tank, no drip acclimation just temperature acclimation. After about 20 minutes I dumped them into a bucket that had the same water I had put into the tank just a few hours prior cause the lady said not to mix the water in the tank. As soon as they were in the bucket I grabbed them with the net and dropped them into the tank. If I recall correctly the temperature was a little bit low at around 60-65°F. I did the same with the clownfish. They seemed to settle ok, the gramma and the crab went into the plastic rock and the clownfish went to a specific corner. The crab didnt seem to move around even when I would feed the others. I was hoping as the week passed by he would move around more and pick up the scrap mysis. He seemed to eat very little or not at all. A week goes by and the crab moves mostly out of sight for a couple of days. I was getting concerned so I moved the rock grabbed the net to see if he was alive. No movement at all, the moth parts werent moving the claws werent going after the net. He was dead. I searched forums to see if I could find an answer but no luck. My assumption is the temperature was too cold and i did not acclimate him correctly and I did it at too cold of a temperature. Tmrw I will try again and purchase another crab, I hope that it goes better. In the mean time i have set up the heater to make sure the temp is between 70-75°. If anyone has any more advice or information please let me know here or at thooton123@gmail.com

@Incrediblez420

Жыл бұрын

Your water was too cold. 72 would be the bottom end. Also remove plastic plants as they have no benefits for the tank except your eye appeal and last thing you need is them eating plastic. Also remove the fake rock and put cured live rock in your tank. The rock isn't the reason for red algie. Algie cycles through the tank, and with proper tank maintenance in can be eliminated. Also dose vibrant as well to help keep the tank clean. In this video you can see I have green algie with turn red witch could be cyno bacteria witch chemiclean dosage will take cre of that.

@lowdaan5604

Жыл бұрын

Bro you literally broke every rule of fish keeping in that 1 paragraph alone. Impressive.

@mckessa17

Жыл бұрын

You should have taken your fish to Canada and threw them on the ice. Brutal.

@shamilton6328

11 ай бұрын

From now on, just do the exact opposite of what your natural instinct is telling you and you’ll have the best tank around.

Sadly I had to kill mine once they get to max size they will pick on small fish including jaw fish red head goby and even attacked my pistol shrimp 😢

Hi， does it can harm the coral

@Incrediblez420

3 жыл бұрын

Hello! and no, they feed on agile for the most part, When my tank runs shy i just hand them a wafer for them to munch on.

@mikee2725

2 жыл бұрын

They are opportunistic scavengers. If they run out of algae to graze on and all other options are gone and you don't supply additional food, they will go after coral. I learned the hard way when one of mine started going after my zoas one night due to a lack of algae in my tank. There have been reports of some simply going rogue and going after corals but this seems to be pretty uncommon.

@Incrediblez420

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikee2725 my crabs would eat them but would comb them for flake food when I fed the fish

Crustoicians 😂

Ahm…uhm… aaahm…. Ahhh…. Ahm… ahmmm

uh, umm, uh, uh, uh, umm, uh, umm, umm, uhh...thanks.

aaa…aaaa

crust-A-ceans...just breathe and be confident my friend. none of that stuff is hard to pronounce.

@Incrediblez420

Жыл бұрын

Truth be told I can't read very well. I try 😁