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I’ve yet to raise any wild scuds yet but honestly wild scuds sound fun to cultivate!

@@4kfishes yeah they could be found even in winter/spring- nothing green but moss or skunk cabbage, and these little guys would be active! Along with the little sand-tube makers, I think caddis fly larvae

@@undr_life do it! They change the dynamic of your tank so much, very worth the time effort and care to have them 🐡

@@lagoya survival tactics they don’t teach you in school!

It was microsword! Takes forever to carpet but provides such a nice natural look.

I think I will make a larger list when I get my 50 gallon tank set up!

Thank you! The fish do most of the hard work haha

Hmm honestly if you could make a request for you local shop to place an order, that may be your best bet!

I’m trying to make her famous!

I love rams there personality are seriously un matched

Super rare, I can’t find anymore of them anymore! They aren’t the most popular, but I think it’s because it’s hard to breed them in captivity

It’s a blend I’m very satisfied with, so glad no one is aggressive towards each other.

Guppies and the German rams?

@ you got it!!!

@@4kfishes yippeeee

Thanks! I use a RED EPIC-W, with a 72mm zoom Tamron lens, on a standard tripod! Lots of patience and waiting for those perfect shots 🙌🎥

@1:22 my dude!

@@ViceArancibia I’d say the chances are low, but a weak fish fry could get attacked by a swarm of scuds!

Of course! Thanks for stopping by the channel! 🙌🙏

@@GreatNW I’ve noticed my Scarlet Badis also enjoy frozen food too! Luckily my Badis and pea puffer have been living peacefully side by side for the last 6 months! Biggest advice here is that make sure everyone is fed well to disperse aggression.

@4kfishes I don't doubt the pea puffer hasn't bothered them yet, and it might not, but as they grow and their size difference becomes much larger it could become more of an issue. But it might not, I had a rainbow shark ounce that was very peaceful unlike what many claimed. If you are successful I would definitely be interested in seeing it. As for the badis have you noticed them showing any breeding behavior yet?

@@GreatNW so my scarlet badis are both male, but they get along together. There’s been a few times they’ve done the scarlet badis dance to guard their territories but it blows over quickly. I’ll keep you updated in a future video about how the pea puffer does as it grows as well. I’ll probably keep my micro predators in this 15 gallon since the tank is so established. My next 50 gallon fish tank will be a pure community full of schooling groups, I’ve moved my Sterbai cories and celestial pearl danios out of the 15 gallon tank you see in this video. It’ll probably make the micro predators even more calm now.

100%! Scuds are way more efficient to cultivate as well as the other ones you listed. Do you cultivate for a specific species in your tank or as a general diet for your entire tank?

@4kfishes Well I kind of do both, but I mostly bought moina to feed my sparkling gourami and to get them to breed. If I get more nano fish, however, I'll probably continue feeding moina. Like for a pencilfish, as they have small mouths.

@@matteld3179 you’re right it can be! But yep like you mentioned with enough plants, open space, and caves you can help distribute the aggression!

@@_yukey_ this is one of the kindest comments we’ve received! Thank you so much!

It’s that rare footage!

@@joeyvisser9868 it’s one of the provided voices from elevenlabs.io! Using the voice helps me stay focused on finalizing the script and storyboarding the video for the best results! Here’s the site if you ever need to use a reliable AI voice generator: try.elevenlabs.io/ar2prgmdr7el

So the first part of the clip is referencing how I used to purchase brine shrimp for my micro predators! Not that those were scuds. Yes, to your point in the video I mentioned how if you don’t have micro predators your population will get out of hand. Further to your point, only populate your tank with the correct fish based on your tank size. Lastly, yes the voice is AI. But I am a real human writing my own thoughts. I am not a robot. 🤖😏

The beauty of a protective mother!

@4kfishes Amen!!❤️❤️

@@thefcpk that’s a great analogy! Scuds, the duckweed of microfauna 🌱

I have scuds and shrimp in a tank with no fish. The moss is thriving in there as are all the other plants, snails and shrimp.

@@Aedony that’s great to hear! Sometimes things work out for the better for sure 🙌

@@thechroma-verse the RED EPIC-W it’s an old camera now but still delivers impressive quality!!!

I use hyalella azteca. Super Hardy and Easy tò breed

A lot of native scuds Need High oxigenation so culturing them in jars doesnt really work. Others Like hyalella are Absolutely fine in standing water

Thank you! Trying to story tell these fish journeys in a very immersive fashion. (:

@@FranciscoOteroUrbizu that sounds like an amazing community to watch! I wish Cory’s weren’t so expensive so I add more to my community tank.

@@numbill3134 welcome to the club! 😎🙌🏼

@@phillicus I think level 16 is when it evolves!

@@BenjaminGarel-v8r 😂

@@Whyliveinfear682 better than getting caught!