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Thank you very much! I genuinely appreciate it!

@@BishopAquatics I have to say you earned it and the twitch of this world and that world is leading up to a vast story to come out of it. Yes I listened to the end. Just take your time and it will be found and numbers will grow. Go have fun and never give up. You got this.

You bet!

Thank you! Its been a great experience so far!

Glad it was helpful!

Yep! It will do just fine!

@@BishopAquatics but it's a little bit dimmer 😢 Can it still be fine and survive?

@@HansenTamayo-rf8dx Should be fine! I grow mine outside year round. Does fine in winter, in shade!

They can flow back out into the tank if the opening isnt blocked with something that allows the water but not the fry. I generally just stuff some pearl weed or other plant in it.

@@BishopAquatics thanks for your answer!

Those ones kind of remind me of Tangs!

Thank you very much! They're awesome little live bearers!

Oh wow, yeah that's exactly what they mutated from!

Exactly!

24k full gold guppies!

@BishopAquatics Thank you! Looking at your site now! You have a lot of great strains!!

For real though

Thank you 😊

It's a soil issue

Soil here is pretty rocky, sandy, and has clay. That being said, there is a surprising amount of vegetation here!

Oh really? I don't know much about bees. How do you tell.

​@BishopAquatics Normally, a queen will be a different size and shade of color from the standard drones. I'm no expert though, and this is second hand information.

Nope those bee's was belong to a hive as he mentioned that he got a beekeeper neighbor. Those bee's are just gathering water for there hive 😊 If you see a big clusters of bee's there is surely a queen with that means that cluster of bee's was swarmed from another hive since they are over populated inside a hive so they perform a swarm having half of the bee's pop. Alongside the old queen with them and the other half left behind at there old hive with their new queen I am a beekeeper bdw so it's good that you didn't try to kill the bee's unlike the old neighbor of my other beekeeping buddy's where his neighbor spray poison at his bees and getting angry about bee's well that the problem of having a karen neighbor 😅 Bee's won't attack you without any reason except for African killer bee's

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@@BishopAquatics I've seen that video about the ponds. My question is about the glass aquariums, same thing or do you break them down and scale back during the summer and only have the ponds outside? In don't think I saw any aquariums in that video.

Do you have a heater? It gets pretty cold out here at night for a 2-3 month period in the winter. You'll want a heater at least at night for winter, and a fan for july-sep

@@BishopAquatics i was trying to go without electricity, i use a solar powered Air Pump and use a sponge filter....

Gotcha, well, I would invest in a cheap laser thermometer (or whatever) to make sure it isn't getting too cold. To help with the temps in winter, you could also cover the top of it with something windproof to help keep in daytime heat and eliminate wind chill. If it ends up being near impossible because of temperature reasons there are some species that do just fine in our weather here naturally.

I think it was filmed at night, so they were just sleepy.

@@BishopAquatics Oh Ok, so that's it. I was wondering; same thing in your other guppy video. I always worry about males fighting and males harassing females, so I keep mostly females.

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