The best Fry grow-out system I have ever seen!

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  • Опубликовано: 3 фев 2025

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  • @IvansGuppies
    @IvansGuppies Год назад +6

    I love using algae with my fry too! I find it hides them very well and holds an incredible amount of microorganisms.

  • @LRBaquatics
    @LRBaquatics Год назад +7

    Cool setup👍 it’s like a wet sand box you can play in 😄

  • @scottcahala7779
    @scottcahala7779 Год назад +4

    That is an amazing set up. You did a great job. Awesome idea.

  • @jeffreygreene1042
    @jeffreygreene1042 Год назад +3

    Thanks for showing us this, and also for going into detail. Nice work.

  • @gregjonesonline
    @gregjonesonline Год назад +7

    this is just the kind of inspiration i was looking for! thanks!! i have been toying with the idea of using polycarbonate food pan trays for fry growout, taking inspiration from you and Dean I think i'll build a PVC board food pan rack to slide each fry pan out and in like a set of dresser drawers, driven by a dc pond pump for variable flow control and dripping back down into a 4ftx2ft flood and drain tray i am using to culture live blackworms - i'm going to put my overflows on the front to better monitor the outflow rate in case of a clog and probably use 3/8" RO tubing and quick connects with ball valves

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад +2

      I would love to see what you come up with! I hope it's even better than what I have done!

  • @troxfroxprox7260
    @troxfroxprox7260 Год назад +1

    Genius ,modulare and scalable ! All of this with the small pump ,thanks to the valve

  • @XDproductionsXD
    @XDproductionsXD Год назад +1

    Wish I had room for this. Nicely done!

  • @BH-nm4xl
    @BH-nm4xl Год назад +3

    Brilliant. Simple clean cheap

  • @TheFishsCrew
    @TheFishsCrew 17 дней назад

    Rite on thanks for the great info

  • @Easyshmeazy
    @Easyshmeazy Год назад +1

    Brilliant idea. I'm thinking of something similar, but something that will easily allow me to incubate eggs with clear oxygenated water

  • @jamesclough2638
    @jamesclough2638 Год назад +1

    Looks interesting. I may try it out

  • @Outside-InAquatics
    @Outside-InAquatics Год назад +1

    Hey I recognize you from the LRB chat. Good stuff you got another subscriber.

  • @gingerliciousaquatics
    @gingerliciousaquatics Год назад +1

    Nice job!

  • @danielthompson3205
    @danielthompson3205 Год назад

    Gunna comment as I taped to see what the vid was about.
    A container is a container (cuase .. aussy mindset)
    I put 3 30lt flat containers together to grow aquaponic seedlings...
    Turned out that they are great for raising fish as your vid is showing :) it has no filter, mediums or air bubbler

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад

      If you really understand what's going on, your system does have a biological filter unless you clean it before beneficial bacteria has a chance to grow. Every surface that is wet is your filter.

  • @NYGOLD
    @NYGOLD Год назад +4

    I like the set-up!!! Looks like it works real well. Sub #60 Checking in!!

  • @jonBw1
    @jonBw1 Год назад +1

    Inspiring

  • @1tankfish
    @1tankfish 10 месяцев назад +1

    Brilliant video was looking for something like this 😀 🎉

  • @jeffkane4391
    @jeffkane4391 Год назад +3

    Looking great sir! If you decide to modify it keep us updated ❤😊

  • @coreychanggg
    @coreychanggg 8 месяцев назад

    nice i like it. i would also prob rais something under it as well haha.

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  8 месяцев назад

      I definitely thought about that. The only problem is getting it back out from under there.

  • @AquaticMoose
    @AquaticMoose Год назад +1

    Love it!

  • @troyboyaquatics1446
    @troyboyaquatics1446 Год назад +1

    Love it

  • @philipfwilson
    @philipfwilson Год назад

    can you put links for the values and tubing? Thanks very much.

  • @dans.channel.
    @dans.channel. Год назад

    I’m new to all this fish thing but interested in how this kind of stuff is done in shops, all you have done is swap glass tanks for plastic tanks.
    So am I right in thinking, you have a pond pump, pumping water into the tanks, which then over flow and the cycle start again? How would you add heat to all this if needed? How do you decide on the flow of water to the plastic tanks? Suppose you could use the main bottom tank to grow plants?

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад +1

      Some of that is answered in the video. Heating would be easy. You just stick a heater in the bottom sump.

    • @dans.channel.
      @dans.channel. Год назад

      @@pyleaquatics I’ve had a look online, eBay and Amazon, in the U.K. I can’t find a box that long, I don’t even know where to start looking for the pipe connections.
      This is a great set up.

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад

      @dans.channel.
      Here you go. This is the one I used.
      www.lowes.com/pd/Project-Source-Large-13-Gallons-52-Quart-Clear-White-Underbed-Tote-with-Latching-Lid/5013948519

    • @Mrsboncouer
      @Mrsboncouer 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@pyleaquatics how long have you used this set up? I wasn't sure bout the PP rating of 5 on these...thought 5 wasn't the best for food grade stuff...which I see fish as similar needs?

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  11 месяцев назад

      @Mrsboncouer around 18 months. There are no signs of any problems.

  • @SchuylerS
    @SchuylerS Год назад +2

    Hmm... I have that same shelf in my garage. I wonder if my wife would be mad if I got rid of all the towels and blankets to put one of these in.
    But seriously, this is an awesome setup. I'm guessing that with all that moss you don't add salt? Do you ever have problems with velvet?
    I'm new to this but most things I've read make it sound like velvet is a common issue.

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад +3

      So far I've never had a problem with velvet. I don't add any salt either. However if I decided to add salt it would never be in a high enough concentration to affect the plants for algae.

  • @TaylorYarick
    @TaylorYarick Год назад

    What temperature is this fish room? Is this breeder setup heated?

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад

      It's not heated. The room is between 72 and 80. With 75 being the norm.

  • @dennisdonovan974
    @dennisdonovan974 Год назад

    where do you get the decomposed granit from

  • @BabyFish4Music
    @BabyFish4Music Год назад

    Simple but effective system. Are you running a uv light?

  • @Bwizzle89
    @Bwizzle89 Год назад +1

    Hello

  • @davidcampbell4050
    @davidcampbell4050 Год назад

    Awesome setup I am totally going to steal your idea. Is your light enough for the moss and do the fry enjoy more of the darker light?
    How much did it cost you to set up? How is your success rate with your fry?

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад +1

      I am growing some moss in the tubs. You could put a light behind it to help if needed in your setup. I haven't added up the cost. My fry success is much better than it used to be by just changing water every day in each tub. The growth rate is really good. It's easier to make sure there is always food available without worrying about food rotting and fouling up the water.

    • @davidcampbell4050
      @davidcampbell4050 Год назад

      What types of fry do you grow in your system? The water change system would save a ton of time. What do you feed your fry? Is there a variety of food you feed?

    • @pyleaquatics
      @pyleaquatics  Год назад

      @@davidcampbell4050 I have grown out a few species of Nothobranchius and a severe axolotl. My success rate is far better than it was. I feed infusoria, vinegar eels, mico worms, and baby brine shrimp. They are also feed some processed fry food if I'm in a hurry.

    • @davidcampbell4050
      @davidcampbell4050 Год назад +1

      Thanks this was very informative

  • @omaeve
    @omaeve Год назад

    It’s cold and under the bed box because it’s made the slide underneath of your bed

  • @mikerichardson8983
    @mikerichardson8983 Год назад +1

    Like the setup. I would change the tubing from clear to black. You won't have algae build up in the line.

  • @hamster4life
    @hamster4life Год назад

    Untill you see Philippines breeders

  • @pauledwards5607
    @pauledwards5607 Год назад

    you could use plastic coated wire shelving...