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It was an experiment that went wrong. Found the poor little guy deat yesterday😒. I've since repurposed that 1 gallon to a brine shrimp hatchery. Not enough plantd to prolong water change. Just proves 1 gallon is too small for these guys long term.

@@GOwBahddaym I’m so sorry to hear that 😔. Yup, that’s why it sad to see betas in one gallons. They just can’t live in the sized tank.

Lots of rookie errors...improper substrate, lack of water change, should have established the plants first...I do have a 2.5 gallon that is doing much much better

Can't win them all 😊

Maybe...but what if no electricity?

It is what it is...sit back and enjoy the show😁

It definitely has its drawbacks

Thanks! I use a #2 weedless hook at most of my spots with a wacky rig setup. Seems to be fool proof. I tend to cast in a fanning pattern to cover as much water from one spot when I can. Trick to this location is finding weed pockets or edge of weedline. Good call on bolting when hearing the howling...definately either wolves or coyotes.

The knobs on the eyepiece

@@GOwBahddaym what do you mean?

@@Lostmistt there are knobs on the eye piece the slide the eyepiece tube in and out. That is the focus. If you’re trying to use a cell phone like I am, you have to manually focus the phone in manual mode

It is normally the brightest "star" in the sky. There's also the Celestron skyportal app you can use to find objects

Thank you

Also how do you track that good?

@@Lazarphx that is practice. This shot took about 40 minutes of setup with trial and error to get

Yes..it is possible with a superzoom on a tripod. Focal length equivalent on this setup is around 1200 mm

2x on this one

If you look closely...you can see plaid

My retinas are barely intac from looking at the moon 😉🤣

​@@GOwBahddaym😂

Mobile phone lens quality

There are eyepieces that have a zoom range of 3 mm to 8 mm. Lot's on Amazon. I do caution, more zoom/magnification requires more stability from your mount. You have to have a very high quality tripod, solid surface and no wind shaking your telescope when observing. Depending on your optical tube, it also may be incredibly difficult to focus. At higher magnification you also sacrifice light coming into the eyepiece, so what you're viewing will become very dark, again, depending on the size of your main tube. I've never magnified down to 3mm so I couldn't tell you if it would work with my telescope. My guess is that it wouldn't. I do recommend the Celestron 8-24mm as the eyepiece is threaded to accept a T mount for a camera if you want to get into astrophotography.

@@GOwBahddaym My telescope is Jiehe Astronomical 350/50, I don't have a tripod anymore, not enough to buy an expensive tripod, but I would buy the 8 mm eyepiece one. I would stabilize my hands so it won't move. *I use the Barlow lens 3X to look farther, but it's not enough to look at the Moon closer. I have a K25mm and K9mm eyepieces, The comparison of these eyepieces I tried, the far one is K9mm. But from your comment, I would recommend buying an 8mm eyepiece.* *_Also, should I buy a big telescope ( Like you have now ). I love space but I want to see about the planets, how they look from my telescope._*

I believe you can start seeing planets, at least the bigger ones, with telescopes that are at least 75mm diameter, again depends on who makes it. There are videos of Jupiter being viewed with 75mm out there...but again, magnification limitations. 50mm telescopes are limited by their ability to capture light (small entrance for light to enter). I would advice you to purchase the biggest telescope you're willing to spend on. Bigger opening on telescope = more light. 50mm telescopes for me are for daytime use for bird spotting, that's my opinion. I just started this hobby about a year ago, but I have extensive photography knowledge on optics that transfers over consistently.

@@GOwBahddaym *Oh thanks, I found a bigger telescope I can afford! Have a great day.*

It works, just can’t breathe on it while looking in the eyepiece…and don’t even try to refocus is you lose it

I appreciate the support!

Late fall and early spring just after the thaw is the latest and earliest I've ever been there. I found the bass to be very sluggish by late fall when I went. Bass season ends November 30th, so definitely no targeting bass after that time. For panfish in this pond, they seem to be most active at the beginning of June just before that bass season starts up. Thanks for watching!

It needs to be fit in between the tripod head and base legs. I would think as long as the rig fits between the legs and head of any tripod, you could possibly use it with any tripod/head combinations that rhif the rig.

Honestly, I don't believe you would be able to hold them still enough to appreciate either. I have a pair of Celestron 15x70 binoculars that I struggle to use finding specific targets like planets. I definitely can't see star clusters, at least where I'm located in the city. It could be different in rural areas, but I've never had the opportunity to try yet.

@@GOwBahddaym oh OK,would they be a little better if I placed them on a tripod

@Kaelibee i would imagine it would be a wide angle view if they're powerful enough to see that deep into space.

@@GOwBahddaym yes I've noticed the most magnitude of items in space my binoculars can see is up to 5.00

Kelso Conservation in Milton, On. If you know where the creek is located that feeds the lake, you can find this spot.

Thank you so much I have another question, are there trout in the conservation area?

@@Rizz--_- I don’t believe there is in this body of water. I have never caught one here.

Do you know what fish are available?

@@Rizz--_- Crappie, Pumpkinseed, Bullhead Catfish, yellow perch and Largemouth Bass

I went with the 135cm ones (53”). I wanted a bit more overhang

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I picked it up off Kijiji for $80 CAD as a "dipping my toe" into the hobby...saving up for something much better. Right now I'm dreaming of Nexstar 6

@@GOwBahddaym good choice, hope you got it soon.

@funplazy145 its a bird jones telescope with short tube and spherical mirror

I've put a link in the description to where I purchased mine.

It's alright for the price. Best for a 12 year old size, I would say. The handle bars are on the short side for adult, and I'm 5'8

Yeah...figured that out after I posted the vid 🫤

Yes...I allow it to fall right to the bottom. I've had the most success very slow

Mobile focusing is the painful part

I wish I could show you guys how bad it is, but it's important to keep anything in frame

I use a Celestron 24 - 8 mm variable eyepiece.

@@GOwBahddaym yes but what phone?

​@@reahs4815Galaxy S21FE