In this video, We finally transfer our giant exotic saltwater fish to their dream 100,000 gallon aquarium!! Enjoy! Follow me on instagram for updates: @nickbingo Daytona Aquarium & Rainforest: daytonaaquariu...
Nick, I know how much these fish meant to you. I’m sorry they couldn’t go into Bryan’s aquarium, but I am happy. They are going into a beautiful place and will be happy the rest of their life.
I saw his story on Instagram. This is one the most Rewarding and yet still 😢 bittersweet heart wrenching videos I've seen on this channel. However, Nick made the best decision Ever to rehome these massive majestic giants. And these guys aren't even their fullest potential,heck in a few years they will double in size. Maybe 🤔 just maybe, they'll allow Nick to revisit them for a 🥽 swim the tank with them. Like a revisit of an old friend 😢
This man showed great respect for your fish, the way he hustled and the amazing transfer set up made me tear up a bit. Excellence. You chose the best home. ❤
Awesome video. Kinda bitter sweet! Bitter because I’m sure you will miss them and I will miss seeing them in your videos but sweet because they are in an amazing 110,000 gallon aquarium!
Bless you Nick. We all go through our seasons in life but remember that you come out stronger. You are the OG fish pond guy. Youre young and youve got so much to explore and create. God bless. Jesus Gotchu brother you already know 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Great job Nick! Awesome video! He made a difference and gave the best home for his giant fishes. We need to share and like this video with friends. We need to get Nick to more than 1 million subscribers, so he can share and make awesome videos for us! 👍
Going to miss seeing these fishes especially the Bumblebee grouper still remember the video you getting him.. Awesome to see they all got an amazing home
I was one of your avid viewers. Been watching you first set up your big pond. How time flies. Thank you for your dedication to these beautiful creatures
Thank You Nick. Your fish were massive and awesome at the same time. Thank You, as Always Nick, for sharing, hope you'll be posting more videos of your ever-evolving future. Thank You again & Much Love.
Moin Nick, bin hier in einer viel zu warmen Lagerhallte alleine und ohne deine Videos wäre der Tag irgendwann todeslangweilig. Habe dann einfach den Projektor mit dem Handy verbunden und während ich arbeite, werfe ich dich an die Wand und das macht den Tag echt viel angenehmer. Danke für die Videos, mir hilft es auf jeden durch den Tag:) lg, Philipp, Praktikant theMarkenhaus
This really the end of an era bro all love to you and wishing you the best in life. Glad to see the fish getting a good home. Will definitely have to make the trip to Daytona now
I am really sad for you and also for myself. I enjoyed seeing them in the videos. I am also happy for you. You're free from the responsibility and the expense. You did a marvelous job taking care of them and raising them to be aquarium worthy animals that will bring joy to many, many people through real contact, not just on video. Thank you for all of it, Nick.
wow, that's amazing Nick! I had to rehome my stingray years back also and found her a huge display tank in a showroom. Glad they are going to have the best lives ever!
So glad our awesome fish got their forever home, makes me very happy, especially the Emperor snapper that guy has a place in my heart 😢❤😂 So emotional You’ve done so well for them mate you should be proud Nick
You made the best decision for them, luckiest fish in the world. Definitely bittersweet and if it were me I'd probably tear up. You did a great job with those fish.
That actually felt really emotional. Gutted things weren't moving fast enough for them to go to the legacy aquarium, but looks like they still ended up in an amazing place . They will definitely thrive even more there with all that space wow.
Fish are far more fortunate than that to have “dream homes.” Fish know they are are home no matter where they are and they know what a dream even is. Humans could learn a lot from how fish live.
I've been watching since you set up the original saltwater pond. It's sad to see the end of it but you couldn't have found a better home for the fish. On my next visit to Fla I'm definitely going to check out that aquarium!
I guess you saw my comment a few videos back, about Daytona Aquarium opening and that this would be a great place for them. Glad you decided to drop the fish off there.
It sucks you couldn't se d them to Michigan, but the Barczyk's are just taking too long to finish the aquarium. You had to think about the well being of your fish
Its so sad to see the fish go😢... So many memories of them in your smaller pool pond then the big metal pond and everything man so painful to see them go i just wish that you couldve made a huge pond..
dude ngl i felt sad that you had to part ways with these fish but i am very happy you were able to find an awesome home for them and you will be able to see them.
I understand why Paul wouldn’t take these guys. They are already really big and they would probably take up any space he had left. With as big as some get this is probably a much better future for them. You did good. 👍
It’s sad to see them go I watched the video the day it drop an had to watch it again it sucks because you was the first fish hobbyist I ever watch an open the door to other like Paul an many more an even got me into keep my own salt watch tanks easily emperor snapper is my favorite fish just like a lil water dog lol I had to get my own working on a bumblebee grouper next if I could find a tank big enough but all love to you my guy
