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@imomnl

6 жыл бұрын

what kind of moss is this, so beautiful

@ou1812

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY where did you buy your net I would really like to know so I can get one for my lage fish in my 100 gallon fishtank thanks

@gideonisaacgeverola9237

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY:hey dude did your arowana really died pls reply

@DiamondsRescue

6 жыл бұрын

Gideon Isaac Geverola Yeah, but don't remind him. RIP Buddy.

@sir.donjennerogorrell1243

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY ? goúd? Nice.Thx u. 🙌💀😤♎

Fish can't see red light, so to them the tank went dark really quickly, just like if a predator caused a shadow above them. They group up because there's safety in numbers :)

@connorb2004

6 жыл бұрын

Jessica Cooper Thanks for the info!

@dastreetspart3370

4 жыл бұрын

how would they know where the group is if they can't see?

@wooshbait36

Жыл бұрын

@@dastreetspart3370 By smell, every fish uses a different deodorant.

I'll be going LIVE with the tank on Facebook or Instagram tonight or tomorrow! instagram.com/uarujoey/ facebook.com/UaruJoey

@brui5e05

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY I'm at a loss for words!!! That tank is absolutely stunning!

@theholybuttfungus5911

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY the tank look amazing I'm stunned!

@jonathanchristian9776

6 жыл бұрын

i think the red reminds them of sunset.. as the sun goes down predators come out so they school for survival.. just a guess

@shaikmubasheer8222

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY YOU MADE MY DAY😘

@R8V10

6 жыл бұрын

So did they all make it?

This is truly stunning! I live rainbowfish! I own a school of dwarf rainbows. Love your videos! Keep up the great work! I learn a lot from them. Also, I finally made my dream come true this week and created an Asian biotope paludarium. :)

@iemartinez43

6 жыл бұрын

AntsCanada tbh I thought this was you AC for some reason when it popped up in my recommendation

Love it. I always feel sorry for an aquarium with a few big fish in it. I love the liveliness of a big aquarium with a lot of smaller fish. This is just a living painting. I can watch to this all day long.

Yes, add the bottom dwellers! Orange Laser Corydoras, I'd say at least 60 of them.... And some amano shrimp & otocinclus. ☺ Love the rainbowfish!!!

@WrestlerMoore1

6 жыл бұрын

Jackie Byers I was about to comment something to this affect, maybe put in some nifty bumblebee/tiger shrimp (I've heard it called both) too

@jb_8860

6 жыл бұрын

WrestlerMoore1 Yeah the larger shrimp would be safe from the rainbowfish. Also some vampire or bamboo would love the high flow...

@WrestlerMoore1

6 жыл бұрын

Jackie Byers yup, maybe even get some freshwater pompom crabs, if you've never seen those, they're pretty neat

I didn't think this particular tank was going to be my cup of tea, but by the end of the video it had me wanting my own giant tank with a huge school of smaller fish. Especially watching the feeding frenzy. Well done sir. It looks lovely.

imagine how many guppies you could fit in there

@Dimelo.R

6 жыл бұрын

Rebecca Raeburn Smith And imagine how many fry their will be.

@rebeccaraeburnsmith6373

6 жыл бұрын

Demonic Hellstorm guppies eat their fry if there not separated

@lilmizjoker6756

3 жыл бұрын

Literally what i was thinking... Im obsessed with guppies and idk why 😩😂

Explanation for the schooling behaviour: Fish can't see red light (since it is usually filtered out by the water (this is also the reason the sea is blue)), so when you only have red light, they can't see anything and think it's night time and school for safety.

I love hearing and seeing how happy you are when you set up stuff like this, it really shows how much you enjoy the fish and how much you care about them, especially all the time you put into making sure they will have a good place to live. The setup looks awesome, I can't wait to see it in full bloom once the moss has grown out and the fish are showing their colors, it'll be amazing.

To react like that, they must school at night to sleep. Most critters don't see red. They just think it's night :) That looks fantastic! Great work!

By red light they hide. Because in nature the sunset means, that night is comming. And with the night the predetors are comming too.

@johnstrom8023

5 жыл бұрын

nah they are bull , they prepare to ram the Toreador

Such a 'awww' moment after you see them swimming everywhere :))

Red is the natural colour fish see at night. So they school for safety in numbers as they think it's nighttime

@abbysummers6674

6 жыл бұрын

THATS SO CUTE

I literally love how excited he gets when he first sees them in the tank

@connorb2004

6 жыл бұрын

Anissa Marcone Same ^

For wild fish at least, probably the same for your babies, the red light making them all go to one side, it's a schooling and protection reaction. Red = night, and that's usually when predators come out. So they go into a tight ball for protection. During the day, there are fewer predators hunting them, they can see very clearly, and so on. In and around the wood they cannot school safely, it's easier for an individual to be picked off. This also can be a hunting technique as well, where they get together in a tighter formation. When a school of fish is also in a tight ball, they look MUCH bigger to predators, and can ward off the potential predator by becoming a mass that is too big to attempt to nibble. Any one of these behaviours, or even all, could be what your Rainbows are doing.

I think your red light may simulate sunset and the Raibows are swarming because that's what would happen in the wild, when the Sun goes down they swarm

You really need to film a timelapse of this tank for an hour or so. Or just loop it. Would be so relaxing on my TV

You should put some small shrimp and snails in there.

@antswearingpants19

6 жыл бұрын

Mekinar yeah apple snails would be nice in their

@doingcrazystuff132

6 жыл бұрын

apple snails eat plants. correct me if I am wrong.

@shon2471

6 жыл бұрын

+Doing Crazy Stuff As long as they're well fed and there aren't any plants with soft bodies, they won't cause issues. It's more an issue of them trying to climb on plants and breaking it with their body weight than eating them, really :')

The tank looks amazing! The fish swimming all throughout it looks wonderful! Loved the 'red light' thing, all gathered to the one side. I wonder too, why that is. Weird, but wonderful! Thanks for this and all your videos, they are so enjoyable to watch.

Love all the fish, it really added a lot to the aquarium. Awesome how you change the color of lighting on the aquarium with your phone, never knew you could do that. I like the scenery you created also.

The scaping and fish choice is spot on. Cant wait to see them fully coloured. Work of art.

I so super happy you went for rainbowfish. They are one of my favourites. I've only been able to keep dwarf varieties like neon dwarf and celebes so far. I can't wait to see how your tank progresses. I hope one day to be able to have a smaller version of this. Waw 😍

4:25 is the part y'all looking for

You..AND the fish are so lucky. Your passion and enthusiasm are palpable and genuine. All the best.

The amount of joy these fish bring to him makes me happy

@seacocosummer3375

6 жыл бұрын

Allison Wu ikr?!💗

@bardhi0105

6 жыл бұрын

yes, his reaction is just so genuine. I love him

I'm a huge sucker for schooling/shoaling fish behavior, & I'm an even bigger sucker for MONSTER TANKS. You sir have married my two great passions with enormous effect, THANK YOU JOEY!

I love how excited he was when they fist got in the tank 😂

His passion, love and adoration made the video even better

Your enthusiasm throughout had me excited as well!!

Thanks for sharing what an incredible tank! Loved your video.

i can see he is so happy and excited from the look of his face...he's smiling ear to ear the time when he is about to pour all those fishes into the tank nice!

You should leave a 24 hr live stream on the tank. Or on one of your aquariums. I'd love to be able to look in on them anytime and dream that my tank would be that amazing

Lots of fish can't see red spectrum, hence responding in a similar way to no lights on. Best way to check for unwanted critters in a reef tank is to phase a red period into the night time cycle. Looks awesome dude

@alexmoody9259

6 жыл бұрын

Maybe something to do with the shorter wave length of the spectrum towards the red end. It's likely that red also can't penetrate very deeply in to water.

The red light simulates night as most non complex eyes don’t have enough photoreceptors to see red because it’s to low on the electromagnetic spectrum

@l3dukas869

4 жыл бұрын

You must be fun at parties

@nathanmallory9159

4 жыл бұрын

DJ AIRIS ya I’d say so

@markhagan6675

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I had to scroll way too far to find the right answer. One guy said the fish think there’s blood in the water lol 😂

Joey, I think Redtail Sharks (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor) would add a nice flare to the bottom section of this tank. keep it up, love your channel and look forward to every new video for 3plus years now.

Tank looks great Joey but you're killing me with those bubbles on the glass. Lol

They all group up when the red light comes because it looks like blood. And blood attracts predators.

@wiktor9195

6 жыл бұрын

wow ure right

amazing tank joey, i love it. thank you for youre inspiring video's. i got a 300 liter tank at home which im going to fill with a big school of cardinal tetra's. this video made me so excited to add my owm!

Nice job and very nice set-up! I have always wanted a huge tank with schools of small fish but more in the realm of 75gal with lots of Neons in a Simi planted tank!

Your reaction when the fish were put in was amazing, shows how much you love your fish, so happy for you the tank looks unreal

I don't know much about rainbow fish or their personalities but if they would work, a large amount of cherry shrimp would look absolutely amazing in the tank with the sand and wood, and would accent the fish well

By adjusting the light to more of a red spectum it fools the fish into thinking its night. The fish then school together for safety.

For those wondering about the red light thing. Most fish cannot see red light so to them it would be the same as it being completely dark which causes them to think it is night where they school up for safety

@moncheval3816

6 жыл бұрын

I'd agree. Same with reptiles. Hence why the nighttime heating lamps have red bulbs (or ceramic bulbs that give off no light).

@crystalrizzo915

6 жыл бұрын

Idk, all my cichlids chase my laser light like kittens. Turtles too.

@stevehettman3959

6 жыл бұрын

Crystal Rizzo infrared is different than a laser pointer

@abbisnews1

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the info! Very interesting!

@crystalrizzo915

6 жыл бұрын

He just said red light. 🤷 idk the difference.

Red light is the first to dissipate in water and a lot of fish don't see that color well, so it's possible they schooled with only the red light because it looks like the lights were killed entirely to them.

Each one of us have some different taste or preference with regards to fish keeping and those rainbows are good, but if i were joey I will put Discuss and Neon/Cardinal Tetras. The size of this beautiful tank is just perfect for those fish.

@jackcole5520

6 жыл бұрын

I agree Discus and Tetras are perfect for that tank.

Wow... Amazing... Absolutely love it...

Stunning! I love the tank and the amount of fish 😍🥰

Red is the light of morning and evenings. They school to darkness to protect from predators which are harder to see in the red light

Hi from the UK , Been following your videos for some time now, devastated for your loss of the arrowana. Would love to have seen the 375g as a chiclid setup but can't help agree with your thoughts on this being a favourite tank... keep up the awesome work.

4:27 satisfying moment

Amazing tank, amazing fish, amazing video! Please share more of this! Love it!

If they are anything like certain insects like ants. They cannot see red light. So it would be pitch black to the fish. Maybe since they think its night its a defensive mechanism to stay safe and together since its dark to them.

@PropKnucklesFPV

6 жыл бұрын

Soup Badger colors and intensities of light are two different things.

@SuperTadpole75

6 жыл бұрын

For ants if you place clear plastic over them so the light that shines through turns red. They still believe its dark and continue to work as if its dark. Take it away and they disperse to darker areas (When dealing with a colony). A good test would be see how they react with little to no light as well I suppose. Could be similar.

@alexyochum5648

6 жыл бұрын

Beau Garrison yes but they wouldnt be able to see the red light and it is the only light available to them

I believe they are schooling together because they cannot see the red light meaning they think it is night when predators would be more active and they are schooling for safety

@chabka34

6 жыл бұрын

My guess was that they thought they saw blood in the water which would mean in Predator was nearby and schooling is a defensive tactic

the reason they school in the red light is because it imitates night time. Most fish cannot see red light so its a way many people get to watch their fish act as if it were night.

Educated guess : In the wild, red lighting coincides with sun-set. This is when the predators come out, and your bite-sized pets instinctively gravitated towards the darkest, safest corner.

You might be the King of diy, but you are the emperor of fish keeping. :) According tot a study, red light improves feeding motivation. But it seems they act as if there is danger, since they school together. Don't know what the natural predators of rainbows are, if there are any.

Firstly this is my very first comment in any KZread video, so thank you. That tank is truly one of kind and awsome, words fail me as to how good it is. For me the best view is from the end of the tank. It gives a real depth to the whole experience. Thank you.

Looks great man. Nice and clean. Perfect amount of fish imo. Well done.

I love your passion about fish 🐠 👌🏻

the fish school together like that because, although the light went red it also got significantly darker, so the fish feel threatened in lack of day-light and form a fish ball to protect themselves against potential predators.

This is incredible. A tank like this is a dream of mine. Something huge with a TON of tiny fish in it. Love your content Joey. Keep up the great work.

Well done. Great selection. Beautiful setup...

the 'schooling' at the red light is awesome

Love it! This tank looks great. You are so inspiring!

I think they might be reacting like that because of mating behavior. They see a very bright red, it and are attracted to the each other naturally, also most fish mate in the early morning where the lighting is softer, red is a much softer frequency light than white/green/blue.

These guys are BEAU-TI-FULLLL... love that smile! Awesome!

Out of the park grand slam home run bro. That light set up is super awsome. As i watched you turn that tank almost completely dark with that dark red light i was prerty impressed. I think the fish school up like that for protection from predators.

So good to see Joey happy and exited again this tank is going to be epic! :)

Definitely should turn off the lights in the tank for the first few hours or so after introducing the fish to the new habitat. Reduces stress.

4:30 You are welcome.

I like the way you did the aquarium. How it's a huge rectangle in the center of the room with nearly all areas easily visible

put some small crabs, snails or shimp in there !!

I have a feeling one day he will turn one of his bedrooms into a tank with a lower crawl space to enter to the center for viewing.

I love how much you are enjoying everything ❤️❤️❤️😌

aww joey looks like a kid in a candy shop

I honestly like this tank better than the 2000gallon who's with me?

Corydoras panda will be excellent addition for the bottom

The coolest thing I've seen all day! Thanks.

4:30 lol lol its like PUBG when you drop with a lot of players from a plane lol

Please get some rare cool Plecos! I love them. Like so he can see!

It would look really good if u had 2-3 ground dwellers as well :)

Your enthusiasm makes me want to get back in the hobby. We had 3 tanks in our living room and I loved them. They were small and I wasn't allowed to really maintain them (my dad refused to let me do water changes so the tanks went downhill when he didn't do one for a while) but now I'm away from him I want to get back into it....

Red light has the largest wave length compared to other colours, so perhaps the fish can't see the red light? If so, they would assume it's dark, making them instinctively huddle in groups for protection. Sounds reasonable, but I don't know for sure. Anybody know how far up the visible light spectrum fish can see?

4:25

@illshankyousofuckoff4344

5 жыл бұрын

thank you, you're a life saver.

@lilnotoriginal7850

5 жыл бұрын

thx

@shijin.egnatious

5 жыл бұрын

thanks 😊

you should get a manatee

@ImVaSc0

6 жыл бұрын

wolfis ward lmao

@wolfisward2815

6 жыл бұрын

hahaha

You can tell, this guy really cares about his fish!

Rainbows are by far the best community tank fish (for at least 30 gallon tank and planted) they are indestructible and eat anything you give them. I loved getting a few different varieties with my livebearers. Some varieties don’t get as large as the red ones and are considered dwarfs. Great tank!

if you need to net them . its going to be easy . make the lights red.

The reason they did that when you only had the red light is because they can't see red lights like most animals so they go defensive as they are unable to see predators. You will see them do the same as all lights turns off.

Your reaction when they got released into the tank was amazing.

Hi. This tank is awesome! I like the way you did the woods and plants! I can't wait to see more! Like some people said, it would be nice to have a little more variety of fish because I think this tank is capable to showcase beauty of different types of fish!!! Anyways, thanks for your wonderful aquarium videos!

They all need names

It's really cool :D Still miss Buddy though he was cool!

Awesome tank joey! Keep it up! Love watching your videos! 👌🏼

Gf and I just stumbled on this channel as we just refilled our fish tank. Did we hear ya say Dartmouth? Haha NS proud!

For my taste, way too many. Hundred would have been OK for me. - Marcus

Red wavelengths of light are the first color to be filtered out from light when it goes through water. Most aquatic animals can't see red light since red light doesn't exist in water except at the surface. Since it doesn't exist there then most animals in water have never developed a need to see red light. If you use only red lighting then everything will think it is night and act like they do in the dark (since to them it IS dark). We see them acting here the same way they do in complete darkness. In saltwater tanks we use this for watching or scouting for nocturnal animals. A lot of "bad" critters in saltwater tanks are nocturnal and you can use red light to catch something like a mantis shrimp that is killing your pets at night. Also in general there are tons of saltwater critters that are nocturnal and using red light would allow you to see the other "half" of your ecosystem that you would otherwise never realize was even there.

@MrThorMNFinest

5 жыл бұрын

Rick Holley This is mind-blowing. Thanks! For real like I never would've had a clue bro! Awesome.

@LAFishBlog

4 жыл бұрын

Excellent explanation, but I fail to see how something unwanted (like a mantis shrimp) could end up in a tank if you hadn’t put it there in the first place? I admit I’m a novice and am probably reading your comment out of context.

Just getting into terrarium and aquarium art and man, this is an amazing video! Thank you

Beautiful tank Joey.