so, surprisingly that video rekindled my love for listening to synth-pop and watching puffers eat. I thought I had it under control but after that I just cant help myself.
It was cool seeing the hatchery, and especially the filtration. I've seen some cichlid and pond species hatcheries before, but the filtration was totally different.
insane facility. so many gallons.
Daily Video Entry: Excited to see TSA create and offer products they actually feed their corals and fish. I have currently have TSA corals in my new tank and they arrived generously-sized, healthy and colorful! A testament to these products.
Daily Video Entry: I’m new to having multiple types of fish, corals, and invertebrates to take care of. I’ve been hoping to see videos just like this- from the vendors I buy from. There are so many ways to combine the products and disperse them and this video actually got micro- detailed on size of fish, eating habits, etc. I keep hearing about garlic and glad they showed the brand.
The pvc aquascape, and seeing one of the eralier versions is so cool.
The most interesting thing for me on this video was getting to see TopShelfAquatic's retail store. Not being in Florida, I have to rely on the web. Also found it interesting that their fish orders get imported through LA. I would have assumed that some would come in from Miami.
I learned that Moina exist. I think its cool that it can be raised in bracish water, and doesn't require full salt water.
I fly there once a year and got a tour of the farm and it was coral overload. I got to even pick corals I wanted from there
Moina : can you send me some. Looks like great food.
