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my 2 frogs killed my betta, case closed not a good pairing, dont do it

wonderful video! even 4 years later. :)

Another awful music video! 😡 🤬

I believe I have caught blackworms in the wild and am trying to start a culture at home. How do I safely identify blackworms?

I had one of these and it nipped at my betta’s fins so much that it ended up killing it. Apparently they are blind and will mistake fish fins for food sometimes…

So cute!

I've seen my betta and dwarf frog lounging together in a floating log. During feeding time, tlmy betta avoids the frogs as they may lunge at the betta mistaking him for food, but they have never harmed him

Is this the same technique you still use currently?

Wow! How many electricity do you spend to heat 🔥 so many water ?

Disgusting 🙈

nice system, clean and simple. I love it!

Cool video. 👍🏼

that was good mate, apart from the house with the downstair shower im gonna try this. thanks

They definitely love and eat fish pellets but mostly shrimp pellets and definitely eat flakes lol

Do You think, fish likes frozen spinach ?

Do you have an updated video of them in the same tank together? Or what?

this was so peaceful to watch

Great video! I wonder what kind a suckermouth fish are those colored-striped??? 05:09 wth the yellow stripes,I mean.

Nice. Our lads have dinner with the Beta. Frozen mosquito larvae placed on a bit of slate in the centre of the tank every day. The tetras have a nibble. The beta sometimes has pellets too and likes to sample the tetra flakes. The frogs hide in the java and behind rocks most of the day but they are super cool.

😊amazing! I was looking for a video like this. Do you add anything like in fish tank?

Very good idea

Beautiful fish, beautiful video, you are a beautiful soul! 💖🕊 God bless!

Great video. Very straightforward and informative! As others have said, sponge is a great idea. Another similar technique is to use small Marimo moss balls. The black worm love living in them. Every now and then, pick one or two out, drop into your main tank(s). When the fish have harvested all the worms, pop it back into the worm tank/farm and new worms will find their way into the moss balls again. I have a small, 7l, tank that I use with the supplied filter, which I only switch on every few days (but not the heater - worms don’t need it). I also farm bladder snails in the same tank, as I use both to feed my pea puffers. My betta, larger neons, and galaxies also enjoy the worms. For anyone who isn’t bothered about the aesthetic of seeing a colony of worms living in their main tank, it’s also possible just to start up a colony in there. I don’t do this with my puffers because they’re greedy and will keep eating until they can barely move 😆.

I just saw another video about how they have a lot of fat and not a lot of protein and should only be used as treats...one of youse is lying haha

where can i get that tank thing you are useing with the speket

Are those panda Garra? Nice tank!

3:53 I really though that was snail eggs!

Long term there may be problems. Frogs like to go after long betta tails.

This was so cool

Try a sandy bottom... and you can comb the worms out? The amount of sand is key. 2-4cm deep, spread evenly should be good.

what size of your tank? i planning to get honey gourami too but i dont know if my tank is suitable for pair honey gourami , my tank size 16x16x16 inch (cube)

I enjoyed watching this video along with the relaxing music. Sadly for me, I don't have the time and resources to culture blackworms. But I truly consider your video to be inspiring! Thank you for sharing and a Happy New Year!

Why does your male have that black belly? Is it because of breeding or does he always look like that?

Hi! Do you use your regular water or do you treat it? I have found my water is high in chlorine and chloramine. When I tried to treat with Prime the worms didn't like that.

Sorry if I missed it, but what temperature do you keep the blackworms at?

Very informative and useful! You have a great aquarium there as well. Thanks for posting.

Such a great idea.

Which Tank Size? :)

They do eat pellets. Some just have a hard time getting used to them, some don't even try them. if feeding them live stuff avoid live bloodworms as they have hooks that can damage the frog's throats. Flake foods on the other hand I avoid for my other aquatic pets since it's not very easy to measure how much you're giving them and they spoil easily in the water, and have a shorter shelf life as soon as you open the container it was in.

Hi I was wondering if you had any leaf cutter any colonies you’d be willing to sell

They definitely eat pellets and fish flakes. Although I dont put the flakes in there for them: theyll go to the surface to get some when i feed my female veil tail betta, Zelda. I have 2 ADF. Their main food is frog pellets from Thrive. They can swallow them. They also eat freeze dried tubifex & blood worms and frozen brine shrimp and bloodworms. Unfortunately my closest store for live foods in over an hour away but I do try to feed them some live foods. I have also crushed and soaked bottom feeder pellets and they are them as well but it was last resort

Where did you get that gravel?

That was absolutely adorable

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Loved this video !! and your aquarium !! Thank you !

Please dont touch the frogs with your hands. The skin of the frogs carries protection and you compromise it by touching it. And it carries salmonella.

As one asian american to another, I just have one question: How did you convince your family members to let you do this? hahah everyone in my family would kill ants on sight!! Very interesting colony!

Thank you for sharing this video. Informative, simple but effective approach! Nice relaxing music with a thriving tank set up to validate your knowledge. I enjoyed it very much. Please keep on sharing your knowledge.

Where did you get live Worms from

❤️👍 VERY BEAUTIFUL ❤️👍