My SALTWATER TANK is EMPTY... 

You can see Tommy’s frustration every time he’s in a video. I don’t blame him, Paul ignores literally everything Tommy tells him and all of his tanks get ravaged by disease as a result.

@@user-mv9sl3zh6dI think that’s just Tommy’s personality, no ?

Tommy uses all his expertise to keep this pond alive and Paul still finds away to kill everything. He’s an expert at killing his own animals.

Every saltwater tank not fully managed by Tommy have crashed. All of his freshwater pond have crashed at some point same with most of his freshwater tanks. He doesn't use any of the minimal knowledge that he has except for coming up with somewhat plausible excuses when his fish die.

@@BenjaminReilly-un2jv exactly. And his kid fans love the content, meanwhile the adult ones justify his behavior because he dumps flashy new fish in during every video. Disgusting behavior from Paul.

This kid has literally no idea what he’s doing. And then he’s shocked when everything gets diseased.

Paul doesn’t care enough to do the most basic research on preventing contamination. He only cares about dumping new fish in a tank for a new video. He’s literally pushing merch advocating for this.

@@user-mv9sl3zh6d He only pretends to be shocked, all part of the act. Paul is truly a despicable being.

All that food floating around and none of the fish are eating... overfeeding=poor water condition.

He refuses to give full farm tours because it would expose how many animals have died since the last video.

I was literally going to comment that!

@@JohnSmith-cq5quwait what? do alot of animals die

@@platonicstrath9074 yeah, most of his fish don’t make it more than a week or so.

Anyone think paul's videos will look nice in 4k? he should get a 4k camera? ლ(╹◡╹ლ)

Yea. I kinda wish they would just tell us. Or even what was going wrong beyond 'some stuff dying randomly'. We can all learn from whatever the problem was. This feels like hiding what happened instead.

​@AlicksSmith ich and marine velvet are the top two most deadliest diseases that are easily avoidable and treated. To start off paul should've quarantined all his corals in a smaller tank. What I mean by quarantine is dipping the corals (coral dip) and using a turkey baster to gently blast onto the coral to knock off pests. After dipping corals it's time to let them sit in a tank big enough to house them for 80 days without any fish. Corals are not affected by ich or marine velvet since its a disease that affects fish. However they are potential carriers since they have direct contact with potential contaminated water from a contaminated tank.

​@@AlicksSmithwhile quarantineing corals its also a good time to quarantine invertebrates such as shrimp and snails (anything that is not a fish) once all are acquired the 80 day count down can start. However if any new coral or shrimp is added later on while in the middle of the 80 days, the process has to restart back to day one. IT IS IMPORTANT TO GO 80 DAYS WITH NO FISH OR ADDED CONTAMINATED WATER( water that came in contact with new added coral or shrimp/snail)

​@@AlicksSmiththe process basically starves the ich and marine parasites (disease) since they feed on fish. However it's recommended you go 80 days since there will be multiple times the parasites will hatch and lay eggs. 80 days is guaranteed to ensure there are 0 FISH parasites

​@@AlicksSmith as for fish it's a much more quicker process. There's forums online and videos on it bit to put it simply it's dosing copper to a therapeutic leverl in a FISH quarantine tank. Once the therapeutic level of copper is reached the fish stay there for 30 days at that level before being added to the tank (assuming they don't have intestinal parasites) otherwise the fish will stay in the quarantine after the water has been changed over the course of a couple days to ensure There's no more copper. They can then receive deworming medications by food or in the water. Afterwards they can be added to the main tank. ITS IMPORTANT TO NOT USE THE SAME TANK IN WHICH COPPER WAS USED TO TREAT FISH TO THEN QUARANTINE CORALS OR INVERTEBRATES SINCE COPPER CAN BE ABSORBED BY THE TANK AND LEACH OUT (INVERTEBRATES LIKE SHRIMP AND CORALS ARE KILLED BY COPPER) also its important to avoid using rocks or sand in a copper fish quarantine as those also absorbe copper and can cause the levels to suddenly drop or leach out causing a spike

He has literally never quarantined things before. Then he’s shocked when everything gets diseased.

He threw all the fish from the diseased aquarium straight into the big pond without even acclamating them to the new environment. No quarantine, nothing. I could tell Tommy was horrified, but he did what Paul told him to do. When all the fish die no doubt Paul and everyone in the comments will blame Tommy.

​@@snowleopard1831 that was exactly my thoughts as well.

​@@snowleopard1831Paul literally has to quarantine not only fish but corals, shrimp, snails (invertebrates). Corals need to be quarantine not only for pests that affect Corals only but they're also wet with potentially contaminated water from another tank (wherever it was acquired from) that can carry fish diseases. Shrimp and snails would also be carrying fish deases like ich and marine velvet aswell. Anything that is not a fish needs to be quarantined for 80 days without any fish and without the addition of anymore new Coral or shrimp/snails while within those 80 days. Otherwise the 80 days restart.

You aren’t wrong it sure seems that way.

A few of his fish in the freshwater pond he’s had for a few years like his platinum red tails and the melanistic gar.

@@Camille-ci2fd Wow that many? And how many have died?

I've noticed this to,at first I thought it was awesome seeing everything, but he seems to have no concern for any of the fish he keeps , I actually think he negligent on purpose so he can make another video of buying new more expensive fish, plants and corals, because that's what gets him views.

Paul needs to see this

He will just do it the hard way 😅

There most likely won't be coral as that's a predatory tank

He has essentially zero coral (real or fake) in his “reef” pond, no chance he’s putting any in the predatory pond

Knowing Paul, it will just be a concrete box filled with fish. No environment whatsoever.

Yeah, Paul absolutely refuses to quarantine. It’s exactly why every pond he has eventually gets ravaged by disease.

Next video or so we will be watching Paul trying to save as many fish as he can from the pond that are still alive, and poor Tommy will be charged with trying to save them. 🙄😑

​@@snowleopard1831Paul, wth are you thinking? You made a video in Tampa Bay and you were upset. We all were. Look at the example you are setting. Turn it around. Fix it. You CAN fix this. Just based on the comments on this video alone their predictions were right. Look at the future videos. So, put your mega mind to work, I know you can, LISTEN to the professionals who actually know what they are doing and fix all of this. Fix it all. You will get mad respect and a HUGE following. Yes, you have over 2m subscribers, but it could be 20m if you did things correctly. If making videos is what you like to do, and you are good at it, you could literally change YT. Think about it. You could show people the correct way to care for animals, fish whatever and be a legend. You would get mad respect and save lots of lives. Don't turn into Tampa Bay, please.

Insane number of dead animals due to mistreatment and neglect.

Everything he does is for content and money, not the actual betterment of his animals. He’s also far to arrogant to take the advice of people who know more than him, and his children fans will just call you a hater for pointing this out. Everything you said is correct.

Paul got rid of it after a few weeks because “they don’t need to be quarantined”. Seriously, go watch the videos around when they were putting this tank back together. He absolutely refuses to follow the most basic rules of quarantining.

@@user-mv9sl3zh6d did he mention that in any of his videos? I suppose for the sake of creating content he might be in a hurry with certain projects? I'd rather watch him taking more time and do it right but hey 🤷🏼‍♀️ the texture of the saltwater ponds still bug me out, it's such an eyesore. If you are going to do something, do it right. Why else even bother right

@@piv9976 yes, he literally says it in one of the videos. He’s too impatient, he doesn’t actually care about the well-being of his animals, it’s all about pumping out videos for money

Too bad Paul isn't listening to his expert advice.

He already talked about a webcam. That would be awesome!

❤. I get it! Same idea as what Paul was talking about but, a much simpler version! No need for massive setup and planning! Small scale version! But enough to whet our appetite! Also would show us a view of their behavior when not stressed by all the quick movements that they can see from those big, beautiful windows! Thanks 🙏 Katie! Fran, Staten Island NY 😊

Yeah I'd watch for sure. maybe if he wanted to he could get a 4k camera as well. ✍(◔◡◔) just a thought. (👉ﾟヮﾟ)👉 bye!

Can’t wait to show you the baby turtle project ! Coming soon

❤❤❤❤​@@paulcuffaro

Who is this girl he calling bby

You cant call it a reef tank when there’s next to zero structure in it. It’s a tank of poorly taken care of reef fish

Strange addiction. I will never understand people who support the neglect and abuse of animals

Paul is nowhere near careful or diligent enough to keep coral alive in any pond let alone the big ones.

This is a sick idea

Please, I love your videos please don’t quit

If he actually knew how to properly take care of a tank, he wouldn’t need a pool vacuum