Behind the Scenes Secrets at DeJong Marinelife

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

Комментарии • 27

  • @Joaquin-227
    @Joaquin-227 Час назад

    Thanks for the tour Than! What amazing facilities. Looks like we have a lot to learn.

  • @TertsVB
    @TertsVB 17 часов назад +5

    De jong marine life fun fact: the Golden Cuban basslet’s scientific name is Gramma Dejongi, named after its discoverer, Arie de jong (former owner of the family company), while diving.

  • @YZFR1R7
    @YZFR1R7 День назад +4

    Great video, greeting from the Netherlands

  • @paplozirkel632
    @paplozirkel632 14 часов назад

    Have been there last week and was impressed as well, better than a normal zoo

  • @boomanwoo
    @boomanwoo День назад +1

    As someone who absolutely dreams of marine fish breeding, this is an awesome video for you to share! Couldn't get enough of dejong marine life from fragboxes video. Thank you Tidal Gardens!

  • @cnc4243
    @cnc4243 День назад

    Absolutely loving this channel ❤

  • @queencityreefs
    @queencityreefs 23 часа назад

    Great episode. Very cool to learn of others methods. Even if at commercial scale.

  • @kayakcarol
    @kayakcarol 17 часов назад

    Amazing place!

  • @moereefer
    @moereefer 21 час назад

    Great job 👏

  • @bthefountain
    @bthefountain 3 дня назад

    I’m inviting myself next time you go! That looks incredible.

    • @tidalgardens
      @tidalgardens  3 дня назад +1

      The Netherlands has some very cool places to visit for aquatics. I would love to go back.

  • @basonder14
    @basonder14 День назад

    Great video and feel free to visit anytime when you’re in the area! Ow, bring AAC Paul aswell ;-)

  • @MARKluvsAZcards
    @MARKluvsAZcards День назад

    Thank you

  • @madshepsreef282
    @madshepsreef282 День назад

    Great video thanks

  • @abhish3211
    @abhish3211 День назад

    Dejong is too cool

  • @DannySlof
    @DannySlof День назад

    I really want to see your video about Burgers zoo / ocean.. my favorite zoo. Hope you like it as I do..|
    And the backstage tour is the best there is for a reef keeper ;-)

  • @petarst
    @petarst 8 часов назад

    what is inside of that boiling water? and how come they don't get any sprayed salt on glass....is that k1 media?

  • @renedejong6863
    @renedejong6863 17 часов назад +1

    after years keeping koi-fish in a pond i started a salt water aquarium ,,, and now i got coral plugs with my last name on it , haha the de jong famely name is the largest in netherland ..... i tried but i didnt get famely discount ,, would be dubble because my mom and dads last name are de jong haha ........ but yeah if its in the blood ,,,,, the same trades come up ,,, being buzzy gardening and creative with water ... its kind off in all dutch roots ...... people in the poorest parts of the world using dutch ways to filter their water

  • @oldschoolnewventure845
    @oldschoolnewventure845 День назад

    hey than will you grace us with your presence at Palooza New York 2025, ????it would be great to see you again.

  • @orange422
    @orange422 День назад

    There you can see the difference between hobbyists and engineers.

  • @geraldfichtner
    @geraldfichtner День назад

    Very Cool Video Than, I love the Egg sorting Machine how they tune it to catch the very specific species by Bubble flow rate and egg size's because it can to multi species at the Same time Can you tell me more about that who makes it I want to apply it for My Idea for fish egg and larval stage harvesting in the Shores of my state of New Hampshire Not to raise them in Pens but to protect in the egg and larval stage while they are Planktonic when 990 out of a 1/000 will be eaten while leaving them in large in large size floating plankton cages to allow them to feed yet protect them from predation for one or two weeks to give them a Head start before release and see if that helps with restoring Populations of the seafood that spawns here, are Cod Haddock pollock Atlantic Halibut whiting Cusk flounder of all types probably the greatest ocean spawning ground in the world also in the plankton are Larve and fertilized eggs crabs lobsters Scallops Clams of all types.

    • @tidalgardens
      @tidalgardens  День назад

      Pretty sure they make it themselves?