SHARKS HATCHING: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nW2YuclyipO_hrg.html

@thephilosoraptor5720

6 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: shark eggs are known as mermaid purses

@user-nr3bt3ty2q

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY , SHARKS COME FROM EGGS!!????? I thought they do live birth

@rykquoa9152

5 жыл бұрын

Doggo D.A.G. Only some species do live birth like lemon shark

@user-nr3bt3ty2q

5 жыл бұрын

Ktran 447 oh

@MisterTaveras

4 жыл бұрын

Hey King!! you're my inspiration! because of you, I'm now into the fish-keeping live Stilo! Thanks man, I'm loving it.. a bit expensive but I'm loving it..lol..!

Hey Joey, that is a coral cat shark /marbled shark egg (Atelomycterus marmoratus) not a white spotted bamboo shark like the picture in the video. They don't get as big. (Around 28 inches ) I would also recommend hanging the egg the other way from where it looks like strings try not to clip the actual casing, when the shark grows it will eventually fill all the empty space and clipping the actual casing will make him cramped. When the shark hatches in probably 2-4 months (full gestation is anywhere from 4-6 months) they will break free from the end that you currently have clipped. also try not to remove the egg from water. I know it seems sealed but water actually does pass through it. If you do take the egg out of water It can cause air bubbles in the case which are hard to remove without "burping" the egg which if done incorrectly can damage embryo. I currently have a pair of these sharks that are breeding . First successful season last year. Good luck! Hope you have success! The little babies will be a little difficult to get to eat at first but usually do after a week or so! You can try a small syringe with very small music shrimp soaked in garlic and shoot the food by their mouths. Love your videos, it's what got me to get a monster 650+ gallon system! If you need any help with the saltwater predators that's what I've been keeping for many years !

@STLFANSS

6 жыл бұрын

I hope Joey sees this sounds like some great info.

I'd suggest using a light which has much less intensity - the potential exists to damage the developing eyes. Also please refrain from removing the eggs from water in the near future. As the shark develops further and grows, the case can (and most likely will) crack and water can leak out - exposing the extremely sensitive gills to air. I recommend that if you do want to view the develoment, a clear plastic or even glass container can be submerged and you can place the eggs within and after withdrawing it from the water you can shine the light from underneath to view the pups in their cases. You possibly have already been told these things, but just in case, a couple of likes to bump this comment so Joey is sure to see it would help - as it's vital information to ensure the health of these young sharks. Looking forward to meeting the gorgeous girls, or guys upon their hatching.

@ethansmith5146

6 жыл бұрын

Tom Lynch That was exactly what I was thinking, thankfully I didn't have to type it out

Please take the veggieclip awas the shark eggs have holes on the upper and downside for waterchanging!!!

@randyhauser7951

6 жыл бұрын

*away

Hey Joey I noticed you put both eggs vertically so the chip-clip would hold them but I think you should try one vertically and one horizontally. I have no knowledge on shark eggs but I had a few ideas why they might grow better horizontally. 1. Sharks are animals of length so as the shark embryo grows it will have more room to grow in a horizontally laid egg in comparison to a vertical egg. I wonder if a vertical egg would cause growth restriction. 2. In a vertical egg, the yolk sac is at the bottom and not fully suspended in the egg and might interfere some how with nutrient delivery to the shark embryo. A horizontal egg would suspend the yolk sac more evenly. 3. If this shark laid/deposited eggs then wouldn’t they fall or be deposited on its side rather that standing up? So it might be more natural in a horizontal position 4. Science is fun and would be an interesting experiment! Just some food for thought. Good luck with the shark eggs!!

Hi Joey, do not use the torch on the egg as it develops into a pup too much. You will damage its eyesight. This is the same with baby birds, there is a point where the eyes develop and the torch will damage eyesight from a certain point. The ocean floor is dark and even reefs don't that much light exposure. Be very careful please and enjoy your new babies.

You definitely got the best easter eggs ever!

Some tips from an experienced reefer. 1- monitor your alkalinity. Even with a fish only tank, alkalinity will decline and PH can crash. 2- seed your tank with some mature live rock. It will help kickstart the coralline algae. 3- slow down. only bad things happen quickly in a saltwater tank.

I had a tank with a snowflake eel and had a banded cat shark egg clipped to the tank like you did one day the eel was hungry and found the egg and ripped it apart i recommend you use a mesh box or something where the eel wont get it eels have really good sense of smell and will find those eggs quick

You should place the eggs horizontally for their optimum growth.

Newly hatched shark = lionfish food. Anything small enough to fit into a lionfish mouth is fair game.

@Tikarel

6 жыл бұрын

Arent sharks supposed to be kept in round or oval tanks? Sorry, not impressed with this impulse buy.

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

Cute. This is a grow out for the eggs. Just to have everything in 1 place. Eventually the sharks will be moved to hatch separately. I see no point to running 2 tanks for months just to do the same thing. Being as concerned as you are, I’m surprised you didn’t read any comments I made pasting this exact thing.

@Tikarel

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry Joey, I love your vids and the love you put into your tanks, but this sharkthing feels like an impulse action. You already have a challenging tank, and now you added two babies in there. Please keep their best intrest before anything else.

Joey get a hatching cage for when they get close you don't want them hatching out into the jaws of your lion fish. But you also want them on their side to give the sharks more grow space as well as be able to hatch and breath in that Mermaid's purse or your going to loose them before they ever get the chance to hatch.

We all know where this is going to go... Buys the eggs, "Let's just go through the hatching experience" Sharks hatches "Guys, I have a problem, I've fallen in love with these sharks" Proceeds to buy 500 gallon tub for sharks

I think you need to clipp the eggs from filamentus part and rotate them time to time. In nature filamentus part attaches to corals , branches and rotates with water movement.

Hey Joey, I’ve grown these out before and I think it’d be best if you got a mesh breeder container kinda like the one they had at the store you got them from. If I remember right when they hatch they come out of the side that you have clipped closed so they won’t be able to come out as they are now. Also they’ll get eaten right away from either the snowflake or the lion as soon as they come out so the breeder container can create a safe wall between them. Also if you want them to hatch faster you can bump the temperature up to speed up their development.

If it was me i would be inclined to put a net or cage around them so the fish can not pick at the eggs. Its just my gut feeling, i know nothing about these though.

*egg hatches* -Lionfish has a snack

Joey the eggs are known as mermaid purses. Also I would have them in a breeder box cus when they hatch there going to be lunch for that lion fish and eel

@cronic949153d

6 жыл бұрын

agreed

Might want to look into how the egg is hanging. Hanging it straight up and down may not be good for the embryo. If you hang it horizontally it gives it more room to grow.

@oldiousnei

6 жыл бұрын

This is exactly what I was thinking.

@rickstalker6817

6 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that and also not sure about that clip. I would think squeezing on the egg might increase the pressure within it.

@bradleyford987

6 жыл бұрын

The spot where he put that clip looks safe to me it's just the angle that concerns me. I know that when it comes to snakes you have to watch how you put the eggs. I don't know if the same thing needs to be looked at when it comes to shark eggs

Do a daily picture time-lapse of these guys with the light, it would be cool to see them grow inside the egg.

Im curious as the sharks develop will the sharks run out room to grow as the eggs are positoned vertically. Would they be better off positioned horizontal so sharks have room to develop their size length wise

But if they hatch won't the lionfish try and eat them?!

I know the eggs might be too big but is there any chance that the lionfish will try to eat the baby sharks once hatched? Also, I love the channel thank you for putting out such great content!

@manticore387

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. Not super likely, but yes it's a real possibility. They're pretty small when the hatch, and who knows what smells are released to the water from a rupturing egg sac... Joey, I highly recommend you build a small enclosure around the eggs to protect the babies when they hatch. You may even want to quarantine them in a smaller tank (or an in-tank enclosure) til they're eating and a bit bigger before risking them with the eel and lion. On another note... you might want to make sure the eggs are clipped a bit away from the magnetic powerhead and avoid using a magnetic glass cleaner near them. Some people report sharks being agitated/stressed by magnets due to their sensitivity to electric fields.

@punchyscyllarus565

6 жыл бұрын

the enclosure should be built now. predatory stuff nipping at and damage the egg casing isn't good.

All I could think of was baby shark doo doo doo doo do do 😂

@sumbalsheikh9010

6 жыл бұрын

Sujey Castaneda me too !😂😂

I think you should add something to protect them from getting eaten when they hatch like a breeder net like the one in the store.

Wow I found out only 60% of sharks give birth to live pups the rest lay eggs. I always thought they all had live pups and no eggs. This is a learning channel awesome.

That lion fish will eat those baby sharks guaranteed. Be careful. And sometimes you need to help those eggs out and manually hatch them in captivity.

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

Yup!

BABY SHARK DUDUDUDUDUDU😂

@val2634

6 жыл бұрын

Mashael Shaheen MOMMY SHARK DUDUDUDUDU

@Chriscllns

6 жыл бұрын

😂 😂 😂

@mashaelshaheen2886

6 жыл бұрын

Val DADDY SHARK DUDUDUDUDUDUDU

Aren’t you worried that they’ll be small enough upon hatching that the eel and lion fish can easily eat them?

@Vishalpadri

6 жыл бұрын

Keith Dvorak , now thats a good question!

@pahlgeckos

6 жыл бұрын

they will be 10-12 inches upon hatching......zero danger of them getting eaten

I'm worried for the baby sharks: I think you shd have attached the egg cases by the other end, where the filament bases still show; these filaments normally attach the egg cases onto algal laminae or other substrates. I am no expert, but I suspect the babies might try to emerge out of the ends you have clipped shut. Just a hunch, but worth checking out. (Also the CH in Elasmobranch is a hard K sound- as in other Greek words like bronchial or Christ.)

Wouldn't the Lionfish eat the babies once they hatch? I'd say be very careful with it.

You should get a mesh breeder thing, it suction cups to the side of the tank but the one that is for baby fish and put the eggs inside so that way the lion fish or eel doesn’t peck at the eggs for any reason because they wouldn’t be able too and so when they hatch they will be in the mesh “breeder” is what some call it and they will be safe from being eaten.

@frankie107

6 жыл бұрын

Also they are only around 4-10$ depending on where you get it so it’s a good deal

When they are closer to hatching, do you think you could build them a smaller hatching tank with maybe 2 to 4 cameras set up all around the eggs. Where will they come out of the egg, btw? Do they hatch out of the bottom, top, one of the sides, or what? I have never seen shark eggs before or sharks hatching out of eggs before. It is going to be so interesting to watch and learn. You do know watching them hatch is going to make us all super attached to these sharks, don't you? I'm so excited to see how this works out.

Get one of those hatching cages for the sharks

@anthonycohan1092

6 жыл бұрын

Gail Manuel he is going to move them before they hatch

Question: When they hatch, are they going to be ok in the tank with the eel and lionfish? Will they be small enough to get eaten, or picked on?

You should (when you upgrade the tank) add a small blue spotted stingray

Oh my Joey I know that you're sort of new to the shark hobby but NEVER EVER hold the egg out of the water. It can get an air pocket and kill the shark when it's in the egg. I hatched mine successfully W/O putting my hands in the tank.

PS: This is a grow out for the eggs. Just to have everything in 1 place. Eventually the sharks will be moved to hatch separately. I see no point to running 2 tanks for months just to do the same thing. THE UPDATE: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oIGFza6icqmxf8Y.html

@varawdn9131

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY pin this comment please for all the people who don’t realize you know better.

@anthonycohan1092

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY yes you should pin this

@eddiekytia

6 жыл бұрын

Get a small waterproof light that you can put inside the water and get the light behind the egg to see better

@MrChicosuave10

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY the comments are sounding like this is your first tank or something.

@anthonycohan1092

6 жыл бұрын

MrChicosuave10 right😂

am I the only one that thinks it would be a good idea to put a breeder net over those?

you should do a timelapse of the sharks developing, like take a picture once every few days then put it all in a video when they hatch.

Some types of Sharks DO lay eggs while MOST sharks have live births

You should turn them sideways so they have more horizontal space, instead of vertical space.

Looks like you need to make a 2002 gallon salt water now.

Joey turn the filtration pump down, you can’t display the lionfish’s true nature and look with all its pectoral fins out

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

This video was filmed the same day adding the fish was... same trip to the store. You are watching the fish in the tank, after being added 15 mins prior. No adjustments made. Today, they are settled and flow turned down.

"oh my! can you see this?!" *puts on potato filter*

@sufferyetgain

6 жыл бұрын

Erick Rodriguez yess daddy

"Decrease the flow, in contrary I won't eat those eggs. MADAFAKA" -Lion fish.

A nice little snack for the lion fish

The current seems too strong for the lion fish, he seems to be struggling to swim against the current

@jvidia

6 жыл бұрын

Josh Hampton I also said the same in another video.

@joshhampton7397

6 жыл бұрын

jvidia well it’s good that we’re reiterating the point

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

jvidia the last video and this video were filmed the same day. It as the same day, same trip to the store. Just separate videos. These videos were not filmed this week. With that said, adjustments have already been made.

@jvidia

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry then ;)

That flow seems to be too strong for the lion fish. He seems to be getting pushed back

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

This entire video and the one prior were filmed within a 30 min window. It was all the same day and same trip to the store. I have since made adjustments.

Hey joey I’ve watched your channel for years and love how your aquariums are going. Hope you see this and reply. Smile 😃

Are you sure the sharks won't be eaten after they hatch?? Lionfish will eat whatever they can

@danielmoore9580

6 жыл бұрын

I thought that too

@Heather145

6 жыл бұрын

When they get close to hatching he will move them to a separate tank

You should definitely do a timelapse along with a 24hr recording...

Awesome, thank you for sharing Joey, I am excited to see their progress, I am a huge fan of sharks.

I think you should surround the eggs with a little mesh pen so when they are born the lion fish doesn’t simply eat them as prefers the live food and in the wild they eat small fish the eel the same. I hope you read this joey. Good luck

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

Josh Chillington This is a grow out for the eggs. Just to have everything in 1 place. Eventually the sharks will be moved to hatch separately. I see no point to running 2 tanks for months just to do the same thing.

The shark eggs are so BEAUTIFUL

This totally makes up for all the teasing, you're forgiven lol

You're gonna need a bigger gallery!

Wont the eel and lion fish eat them as soon as they hatch? Or will you keep them protected in a separated area?

When the sharks are close to hatching, have a continuous stream going on either youtube or twitch! So we all have a chance to witness the moment they are born.

You are so great to have in our hobby. Thank you for all that you do.

Great way to keep subscribers coming back. I'm hooked!

You might need to put them horizontaly.

After seeing them suckling on the yoke sack how could you possibly get rid of them.... would love to see you change the 375 in to a salt aquarium.

Really exited for this tank! Waiting for more vids on it 😊

What's going to keep the lion fish from eating the hatchlings? Surely they will be bite sized for it when they hatch.

@DarkAngels2890

6 жыл бұрын

Drunk3n_M0nk actually if these are the same sharks I’m thinking of, they very well could be bigger than the lion fish by the time they hatch.

@SohiHien

6 жыл бұрын

apparently they hatch out at 6 inches long, that's pretty small

@seraphimseptimus6984

6 жыл бұрын

A breeder above said that they are actually coral catsharks (A marmoratus), which are between 10 and 13 centimetres (3,9 - 5,1 inches) long at hatching, so the lionfish could definitely try to devour them. The eggs should be in a clear breeding box to protect the pups.

@drunk3n_m0nk12

6 жыл бұрын

Looks like he addressed it in the comments. I didn't see it because it wasn't pinned yet.

won't the lion fish eat the sharks when they hatch?

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

This is a grow out for the eggs. Just to have everything in 1 place. Eventually the sharks will be moved to hatch separately. I see no point to running 2 tanks for months just to do the same thing.

@anthonycohan1092

6 жыл бұрын

😂

Why would anyone who knows Joey assume he plans to let the eggs hatch in the same aquarium? It's obviously just a temporary thing until setting up a second tank becomes necessary.

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

People jump at the chance to try to correct me is all. It’s ok, I do t explain every possible piece of information in every video. I’ll follow up though.

This seems educational and also awesome. Excited to see them hatch!

Same question as bellow, wont they be eaten at birth ?

@Pyraus

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've always heard Lionfish are voaracious.. don't they clear out whole reefs in some places?

the big tank should be salt water!! even though that would be so much work, it would be beautiful!

OMGGGGG!!!!

@notinuse2110

6 жыл бұрын

Catch Em All Fishing oh hi catch em. How's your day going

@JurrassicAss

6 жыл бұрын

get outta here bro xD

My biology heart is happy haha

@Loosh66

6 жыл бұрын

same haha

I can't wait for it to hatch! This is amazing and I know you will really take good care of them :)

He just got an excuse to build a 5 thousand gallon aquarium sharks crazy

Once they hatch the lion fish will eat well!

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

Imagine for a moment: what if this is just to grow them in the eggs. Then move them to their own tank when ready. I see no point in setting up 2 tanks to do the same thing for 4 months.

How cool! I'm so excited for you Joey. Can't wait to see them hatched.

Just an observation looks like both the Lion fish and eel are stressed. Flow looks to intense for the lion fish. His pectoral fin appears to be out. And the eel swimming around like crazy is definitely not normal eel behavior. Eels like to have a nice cave to spend their time in. I think with slower flow and a nice cave for the eel they would both be much happier, but it's just an observation

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

They were added 20mins prior to this. This was all the same trip to the fish store. same day. I just uploaded them in their own videos. Flow is turned down. fish are settled and eating now. All structures are hollow for the eel.

@ernestogonzalez1825

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY Oh ok. My bad then. Totally thought this was already days after their introduction to your system. I had no doubt you'd make the proper adjustments. Look forward to watching the system progress!

@ALcarnage83

6 жыл бұрын

The king of DIY eel is going to escape

Just saying but the lionfish might actually eat the baby sharks the second they hatch from their eggs ... Also name the eel Noodle!!! :D

@nuclearcider

6 жыл бұрын

It might not attack the eggs since they don't pose any kind of challenge and the eggs themselves may be to hard for him, but once a shark hatch, it's at the most vulnerable. Their skin being really soft making them a treat for bigger carnivorous fish, that might include the lionfish ... Do keep in mind this is just my opinion and logic combined with some facts... So this might not be 100% true.

@Liowen

6 жыл бұрын

When the sharks hatch they, should be, about the length of a person's hand and about as big around as a thumb at the head, and honestly much faster than the lionfish as well.

@nuclearcider

6 жыл бұрын

(▪-▪) ... welp this is news to me ... I thought they were the same as other sharks which hatch with their yoke sac still attached to their belly ...

@Liowen

6 жыл бұрын

These one are a strange one in deed, in fact there was on at Belle Isle in Detroit that had eggs without any male in the tank. The stranger part to this is that the shark had not been near any males in over three years, still baffling as to how it happened.

@nuclearcider

6 жыл бұрын

I heard that story too and what I think happened I'd that these shark could switch genders similarly to clown-fish and some frogs

Joey, the lion fish could eat the baby sharks when they hatch

I didn’t expect shark eggs!! Amazing idea, thanks for sharing this 🤩

Thats awesome!!! :D I cant wait till these guys hatch :D

The way you clipped and attached them really made me anxious. I am not an aquarium pro but I really like it much more if you’d put them in a seperate see through box attached to the glass.

I'm not into growing sharks or anything, but shouldn't they be positioned horizontally for optimal growth in the egg sack?

@lizardki115alt7

6 жыл бұрын

L33TInTheBoat if you think about it if it gets bigger it'll break the shell allowing it to escape the egg. So I guess it wouldn't be affected .

Yaaayyy so happy you got sharks ! The best things ever can't wait to see them grow !

I can’t wait !!!!! Also your house looks like a giant 5star fish store

Can you make a jellyfish aquarium?

CONGRATS ON MAKING IT TO TRENDING MAN!!!Your on your way to the top!! 😁👍

Coming from a new hobbyist, I would love to see a quarantine tank video kinda explaining how often to do water changes and what medications you use for a variety of common illnesses.. Much love ❤

this is amazing. I love your excitement!

Do you still plan on getting a puffer? Also, won't the baby sharks just become fish food if you're not right there after the birth?

Turn the magnet and keep the eggs horizontal, I don't why but it seems logical.....

i love your channel... you are such a joyful person, you are doing what you love ^^

Very cool. Thanks for this journey!

You're not supposed to hold the eggs out of the water

@thekingofdiy

6 жыл бұрын

K... they are fine tho.

Really looking forward to seeing them develop! One thing to note, when they hatch, they will likely be the size of real nice snacks for that lion fish since he's pretty decent sized. I hope that's not the case as I'd love to watch them grow. Love the channel Joey!

Subscribed , can’t wait to watch the progress of these shark eggs and of Course the moment they hatch will be amazing

What an awesome idea! Can’t wait to watch the sharks develop and hatch!

Lol you're like a little kid with a new toy. 😂😂😂

Congrats on getting the eggs. I went through this process a few months ago (12/17-21/18) and I absolutely loved watching the process. I did end up manually hatching my egg about 5 days after the yolk had completely disappeared. The lil fella took about 10 days to finally eat (squid tentacle was the magic meal). Good luck with your new adventure.

My neon tetras died. This guy is out here harvesting sharks

@subtomefornoreason6289

6 жыл бұрын

Mr. Pooba rip