Oh man half those stars are going to die the blue ones are so hard to keep and stars should not be OUT OF THE WATER come on at least try to take care of them come on dude
Hey, sorry my question might be stupid, but when the seller took them out of the water to put them on the bag, was it okay bc it was really short amount of time or was it also a mistake?
@@tiphjyi5524 when putting them in the bag he could have did it better but for only a second is not deadly but what Nick did by holding them for at least a 1 each would be very very bad for them
I’m really thinking this guy knows nothing about keeping stars. Acclimating for 30 min??? Should’ve been for several hours. I hate seeing animals die because the owner doesn’t have the experience or hasn’t done the research on the simplest most basic rules. Octopus tank way too small. Cruel
@malek dunk the bag inside the tank. Pull the starfish out and then take the bag out of the water. It is possible that some bag water gets into your tank. That’s okay. You can minimize that by pouring out some of the water from the bag (without exposing the starfish) before dunking it inside the tank .
Good video Nick! A little info about the starfish you bought. Chocolate Chip Starfish, probably most bullet proof starfish you can have but still appreciate an established and large system, try feeding it frozen foods. It may also munch on your coral so watch out. They are cannibalistic and prey on other starfish too so I recommend giving it back to the fish store or moving it to a different tank. Red Fromia starfish need an established tank and feed on bacterial films and sponges which is why they need a tank that has those things growing. I think that you should move this starfish to your most large and established tank for the best chances of survival. They may fall prey to your chocolate chip starfish. Sand Sifting starfish also appreciate an established tank so they can eat detritus, try feeding it pellets flakes or frozen foods so it can eat. They won't eat algae off the sand but will sift it when they bury themselves. Its best they are kept in a 55 gallon or bigger to meet their food demand. Blue Linckia Starfish by far the most difficult to keep, a 25 minute acclimation probably wasn't enough since they are used to very stable parameters just like the rest of the starfish on the list so new tanks are not recommended for them. Being exposed to air for short periods of time won't exactly kill the animal as it happens in the wild but I would keep air exposure to a minimum, they use a vascular system for gas exchange and being exposed to air for too long can have bad effects but 1-3 minutes shouldn't hurt as they do it in the wild sometimes. They eat bacterial films and sponges so I advise you find your most established and VERY large tank these guys can grow to about 12 inches long! Acclimate it for a minimum of 5 hours using the drip method as I said they are very sensitive animals (longer amount of time is always better though) If anyone has any objections with the air exposure statement or anything else you can be rude and say I'm wrong but this has been proven wrong by people and the starfish themselves by going out of the water on their own and living for many years after. Alternatives Brittle and Serpent starfish are really good alternatives Nick they will eat detritus and clean up your tank! I recommend them for your new saltwater pool pond instead of the other starfish listed. Good Luck with the starfish Nick!
Nick plzzzz next time u get star fish acclimate them for at least 24hr because they don’t handle changes very well also this is not a hate comment I love ur videos 👍
Geez, don’t fall down and break yourself. Hahahah I’m laughing along with you two. Nothing but smiles while watching your videos. Hugs from snowy Maine.
Ahhhhhh, seeing him lifting those poor starfish out of the water. Also, starfish are prone to starvation and most are very sensitive to changes in the water so most species should only be kept by experienced keepers.
Tell this seller guy that starfish and sea urchins just like puffer fish, should never be exposed to the air. They should be transfered with a jar or a bowl si they are not exposed.
so my question is...... did the giant hermit crab die? (which would be understandable since it was obviously rather old) If it did die then it would of been best if you removed it from its shell and put the shell in one of the aquariums since it would act as a cave for small fish AND it already had some inverts living inside it alongside the hermit crab which some of then could of potentially help keep the aquarium live rocks algae free. That is, if it did in fact die.
@@lucilleboule ha ha very funny I would never buy a animal of such great Beauty they belong in the ocean or a aquarium and I would love to teach people about this stuf but I’m only 13 I started when I was only 7 and never stoped learning about the ocean so
@@isiahtoast-ado1400 so you have no idea either well first the blue star is a linkia star one of the hardest stars to keep pros can’t even keep them also you never take a star out of the water and a drip for only 25 minutes really stars have no brains so they can’t adapt to there interment very well at least a 1 to 2 hour drip also I know what I’m doing I have been doing this for 5 or 6 years and I have been offered to work at the best fish store in my Tri State area I also can keep a maxima clam wich you probably don’t know is one of the hardest clams to keep and also the hardest fish and coral like sps or small polyps stony and mandarin and blue spot Leopard wrasses. I also keep other animals like reptiles like chameleons, bearded dragons and geckos and a few birds so I do know what I am doing
Question, can you put a mangrove snapper in the new pool pond? Isn't the legal size of mangrove snapper to big? (sorry for my English, I'm looking your videos from France)
Hey everyone , nick I was wondering if you can give us some informations , in a future video , about the breeding process of star fish . Thanks in advance 🙏🙏 . Keep going bro 😊😊 .
can someone help me for some reason any invert I add to my tank they end up dying after a few minutes. my nitrates and ammonia are or near 0ppm my salinity is 1.024 temp 78 and I acclimate very slow. really the only thing I can think of is if I have chlorine in my tank because I use a dechlorinator.
@@Thefailcycle how much to maintain it like monthly i heard the salt feeding all that was expensive but after watching alot of videos it dont look like it would be that much
I recommend watching inappropriate reefer he did a budget tank and it worked out well for him but keeo in mind its an expensive and time consuming hobby, best of luck
Yes more star fish another blue one as well as the others ,love star fish . I love fish ,Also little sharks an string rays would be great . One of my brothers had a big ,salt tank the fish are corful an beautiful too .
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starfish aren't like otherfish where they can be lifted out of the water. They don't do well when this happens.
Most of them die by starvation as swell he will not be able to keep it
I did not know that they starved in captivity so I bought a sand sifting starfish... it died a few days later never getting another one
@@xj52sfishyworld86 even really experienced fish owners can’t look after them there just super difficult to care for
I know they are better left in the wild
only really dedicated aquarists should be getting one.
Oh man half those stars are going to die the blue ones are so hard to keep and stars should not be OUT OF THE WATER come on at least try to take care of them come on dude
I give them 2-3 weeks max
@@taylorpinkowski9411 same mabye less depend on water Quality
Hey, sorry my question might be stupid, but when the seller took them out of the water to put them on the bag, was it okay bc it was really short amount of time or was it also a mistake?
@@tiphjyi5524 when putting them in the bag he could have did it better but for only a second is not deadly but what Nick did by holding them for at least a 1 each would be very very bad for them
I’m really thinking this guy knows nothing about keeping stars. Acclimating for 30 min??? Should’ve been for several hours. I hate seeing animals die because the owner doesn’t have the experience or hasn’t done the research on the simplest most basic rules. Octopus tank way too small. Cruel
Most all starfish will die fairly quick after being exposed to air. Air gets into their bloodstream and makes them melt
How else are you supposed to transfer from a bag to a tank?
@malek dunk the bag inside the tank. Pull the starfish out and then take the bag out of the water. It is possible that some bag water gets into your tank. That’s okay.
You can minimize that by pouring out some of the water from the bag (without exposing the starfish) before dunking it inside the tank .
Good video Nick! A little info about the starfish you bought.
Chocolate Chip Starfish, probably most bullet proof starfish you can have but still appreciate an established and large system, try feeding it frozen foods. It may also munch on your coral so watch out. They are cannibalistic and prey on other starfish too so I recommend giving it back to the fish store or moving it to a different tank.
Red Fromia starfish need an established tank and feed on bacterial films and sponges which is why they need a tank that has those things growing. I think that you should move this starfish to your most large and established tank for the best chances of survival. They may fall prey to your chocolate chip starfish.
Sand Sifting starfish also appreciate an established tank so they can eat detritus, try feeding it pellets flakes or frozen foods so it can eat. They won't eat algae off the sand but will sift it when they bury themselves. Its best they are kept in a 55 gallon or bigger to meet their food demand.
Blue Linckia Starfish by far the most difficult to keep, a 25 minute acclimation probably wasn't enough since they are used to very stable parameters just like the rest of the starfish on the list so new tanks are not recommended for them. Being exposed to air for short periods of time won't exactly kill the animal as it happens in the wild but I would keep air exposure to a minimum, they use a vascular system for gas exchange and being exposed to air for too long can have bad effects but 1-3 minutes shouldn't hurt as they do it in the wild sometimes. They eat bacterial films and sponges so I advise you find your most established and VERY large tank these guys can grow to about 12 inches long! Acclimate it for a minimum of 5 hours using the drip method as I said they are very sensitive animals (longer amount of time is always better though)
If anyone has any objections with the air exposure statement or anything else you can be rude and say I'm wrong but this has been proven wrong by people and the starfish themselves by going out of the water on their own and living for many years after.
Alternatives
Brittle and Serpent starfish are really good alternatives Nick they will eat detritus and clean up your tank! I recommend them for your new saltwater pool pond instead of the other starfish listed.
Good Luck with the starfish Nick!
This was so helpful!
We need more people with this amount of education
The chocolate chip star is gonna eat ur corals might want to put that In another tank
It will also eat other starfish if it gets hungry 🙄
Wow I didn’t know how colorful some star fish could be!!!!! Amazing addition to ur collection Nick!!!!!
These are not even close to the more colorful ones out there but they are cool for sure
These starfish are probably dead because of him
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Nick plzzzz next time u get star fish acclimate them for at least 24hr because they don’t handle changes very well also this is not a hate comment I love ur videos 👍
Geez, don’t fall down and break yourself. Hahahah I’m laughing along with you two. Nothing but smiles while watching your videos. Hugs from snowy Maine.
Ahhhhhh, seeing him lifting those poor starfish out of the water. Also, starfish are prone to starvation and most are very sensitive to changes in the water so most species should only be kept by experienced keepers.
no
What a beautiful & wonderful collection of saltwater fish and the the other type creators love this channel .. love you man
You know star fish are not meant to touch air and if any one takes advice from you their taking in wrong info
I love seahorses and starfish.
What happened to the huge lion fish and all the other small lion fish in the 200 gallon
Probably died knowing Nick's record considering he impulse buys a lot of stuff and doesn't know how to take care of them so they die
getting a starfish as pet is hard?
@@DonasGames yes
Tell this seller guy that starfish and sea urchins just like puffer fish, should never be exposed to the air. They should be transfered with a jar or a bowl si they are not exposed.
I hade A Pet Pufferfish Before
The big blue starfish look so cool.
This is a starfish aquarium nick👍❤. You can add some starfish and some coral banded shrimp. It will be epic.I love it❤
Lol this is like your 10th video of getting starfish what happened to the other ones you had🤔
They all died lol he don’t take care of them!🤣 He never knows what he’s getting he kills kills and kills
@@theoddballreefer well hello I found you
Yes I agree with reefer he takes them outta water, doesn’t give them the right food, and he thinks they’re low maintenance when they’re the opposite.
Nick: I’m going to put them all on the rock
Nick again: let’s put this one on the sand
Those are cute starfish
so my question is...... did the giant hermit crab die?
(which would be understandable since it was obviously rather old)
If it did die then it would of been best if you removed it from its shell and put the shell in one of the aquariums since it would act as a cave for small fish AND it already had some inverts living inside it alongside the hermit crab which some of then could of potentially help keep the aquarium live rocks algae free. That is, if it did in fact die.
Have you thought of keeping a parrot fish? They’re so beautiful. All the starfish are beautiful btw. 😀
make sure once all the algae disappears you add supplemental feeding or else all these are going to eventually starve
Great video
Who think nick should turn the 200 into a coral tank after the big ones grow up
Are you stupid he can’t keep coral he has no idea what he is doing 100% all off thoughs stars are going to die
@@noxyyflyyy maybe why don’t you create a channel and do everything better than him give bumbblebee groupers a better home
@@lucilleboule ha ha very funny I would never buy a animal of such great Beauty they belong in the ocean or a aquarium and I would love to teach people about this stuf but I’m only 13 I started when I was only 7 and never stoped learning about the ocean so
@@noxyyflyyy That's very rude, he probably has more experience than you do with caring for animals.
@@isiahtoast-ado1400 so you have no idea either well first the blue star is a linkia star one of the hardest stars to keep pros can’t even keep them also you never take a star out of the water and a drip for only 25 minutes really stars have no brains so they can’t adapt to there interment very well at least a 1 to 2 hour drip also I know what I’m doing I have been doing this for 5 or 6 years and I have been offered to work at the best fish store in my Tri State area I also can keep a maxima clam wich you probably don’t know is one of the hardest clams to keep and also the hardest fish and coral like sps or small polyps stony and mandarin and blue spot Leopard wrasses. I also keep other animals like reptiles like chameleons, bearded dragons and geckos and a few birds so I do know what I am doing
Let's goooo nice video bro no nice shark and your starfish are so cool bro god bless you nick take care bro
I really love the stingrays.those are my favorite sea animal.❤️❤️
Question, can you put a mangrove snapper in the new pool pond?
Isn't the legal size of mangrove snapper to big?
(sorry for my English, I'm looking your videos from France)
Moin I'm from Germany and watch your videos every day!
Love the video keep up the good work
Hang on Nick Bingo because activate Starfish Power!
Bro your video's are so good like I love them like keep doing your video's there so lit
Love it men best video you do
What happened to the puffer fish and the other bumblebee grouper
Yo your my favorite RUclipsr
Ik crazy but not everyone is first
what??😱
Starfish look so beautiful
Hi neighbor club I love your bumble bee grouper
I mean nick bingo
More! They are so awesome
Love your video
Also, is the red coral in the back an NPS gorgonian? It looks sickly and/or dead.
I want to have a saltwater aquarium so badly but i need advice on how to set one up and the requirements that it needs
What is the update on the starfish.?.
What a great video!!!! Ilike ur video!!
Awesome Content!!!
Good job!!
I'm from wpb I'm actually going to Andy's tomorrow! Wow man I subscribed loved the video
Happy Sunday Funday 🖐️ Nick 🖐️💙💙💙💙
Hey everyone , nick I was wondering if you can give us some informations , in a future video , about the breeding process of star fish . Thanks in advance 🙏🙏 . Keep going bro 😊😊 .
He won't be able too... unfortunately they won't last that long
Best U TUBER ever
I’m surprised that this wasn’t a r.I.p horned shark video
Soon
Hey Nick I’m seeing ur video from norway
That horn shark is so sickkkk
can someone help me for some reason any invert I add to my tank they end up dying after a few minutes. my nitrates and ammonia are or near 0ppm my salinity is 1.024 temp 78 and I acclimate very slow. really the only thing I can think of is if I have chlorine in my tank because I use a dechlorinator.
Inverts are a lot more fragile so make sure there’s no chlorine in your tank
Other fish eating them ? Rusty algae scrapers?
What types of inverts?
test for copper
Dosing fish medication will kill inverts
Starfish are soo cool
Nick you and Paul cuffaro inspired met to get. Fish I want a 50 gallon for christmas
Get a pink star fish and name him Patrick
How much would it cost me to have like a 20 gallon salt water aquarium ive always wanted one!! But been told it was very expensive is this true?
Used 300 look on offer up and Craigslist
@@Thefailcycle how much to maintain it like monthly i heard the salt feeding all that was expensive but after watching alot of videos it dont look like it would be that much
I recommend watching inappropriate reefer he did a budget tank and it worked out well for him but keeo in mind its an expensive and time consuming hobby, best of luck
Yes more star fish another blue one as well as the others ,love star fish . I love fish ,Also little sharks an string rays would be great . One of my brothers had a big ,salt tank the fish are corful an beautiful too .
You should do a maintenance video on your 200 gal tank that would be lit
you need some Brittle Starfish too.
I love that shark
Plant some coral man. Your tank look like pet shop aquarium
yes
like the one from finding nemo
Nick if you want to do a awesome video you have to do a basket starfish and when they eat my friend you guys are going to see a show
i love blue star fish and red star fish
House tour on all ya pet plz nick
I was trying to login my things but cannot so I ended up watching your video😅🤣
Love your girl Nick!
Video idea u could buy corals for Paul cuffaros saltwater tank
Which water in use for star fish
Starfish die when you bring them out of the water
Good videos
Hello ! What happened if I put my startfish in my arwana in acquarium?
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I have that blue starfish i got it from the beach.. what water should i use so it will not die??
This comment lol... RIP starfish
Starfish are awesome fish to have for an aquarium because they help keep the tank clean!
Red spotted black starfish
Did you get you’re tank lid costome made
I really like this colourful starfish.
Do chocolate 🍫 chip starfish get 12 inches in length or they grow to the size of their tank because I got a 40 gallon breeder so I’m just curious
Yes
You should get a sunflower sea star
Yaaa get soomany 🌟 s
Does the bumblebee grouper have ICH?
Happy
Where do you buy panther chameleon
Name the 🦈 : E M E R G E N C J A W S
What kind of tank & Light is It Called ?
What type of fish is the one 9:15 approximately? I think u say shark? Or its just his name?
Another species of starfish you should get is the Giant starfish for the pool pond
And me here struggling to save a star!🤣
Does anyone know what happened to nicks large panther grouper?
Died ofcourse
More star fish
How’s the mantis shrimp doing ?
First view.... Love from India ❤️❤️
big star
Brittle star, General Star common starfish
You should try getting a brittle star fish
Add a brittle star!