Rubber Ducky Update +Q&A

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@RisingFromTheAshes97 3 года назад

I love the color on the little rainbow ducky

@morphbullys6716 4 года назад

I would like to see another update of your duckies. Wonder how’s it goin now. Thanks for sharing

@Aquarimax 4 года назад

MORPH BULLYS The little ones grew up, then I had some die-off. Got a few more time my ones to add to my remaining size individuals. They’re nearly mature...we’ll see what happens

@morphbullys6716 4 года назад

Do you know if the pak Chong is as difficult as the duckies? Hope everything turns out well for you with the duckies. Thanks for sharing as always

@Aquarimax 4 года назад

MORPH BULLYS hard to say...Cubaris ‘Red Tiger’ has bred and thrives very easily for me.

@JL_Loki 5 лет назад

They have beautiful colors

@Aquarimax 5 лет назад

jl cogito Thank you! They really are quite striking,! 😊👍

@iddybiddyladybugleeza262 5 лет назад

Missed it 😟 but love the duckies update 🙋🏻‍♀️

@Aquarimax 5 лет назад

iddybiddyladybug Leeza Thanks for catching the replay! 👍

@PghFlip 5 лет назад

Probable easier to remove the duckies than it is to remove the p.blue.

@Aquarimax 5 лет назад

Pittsburgh Flip excellent point! 🤣👍

@nozii06 5 лет назад

Damn I missed it ! Anyway, thanks for the update, love those guys :D

@Aquarimax 5 лет назад

nozii06 Thanks for catching the replay! 😊👍

@aquaticma 5 лет назад

Dang I missed it but listening to the replay. Like the setup for them seems very simple to make. Thinking of doing bioactive for a frog terrarium.

@Aquarimax 5 лет назад

Aquatic Ma thank you for catching the replay! Bioactive is definitely the way to go, you won’t regret it. 👍

@georgevillasenor5225 4 года назад

Watching a past stream , catching up on the videos! For those having trouble finding limestone, it tends to be heavily available in Marine Aquarium stores, sold by the lb.

@VocaPigeon 4 года назад

Omg they're doing so good! What cuties. 😭

@Aquarimax 4 года назад

VocaPigeon Hopefully i can get them to breed!

@rainforestcat 4 года назад

2:47

@lejournalrevisite790 4 года назад

@ZooTycoon2witchdoc1 6 месяцев назад

i was high and well into the stream when i clicked this not remembering what happened and im laughing my ass off cause it was so calm and then COUGH

@Dovietail 3 года назад

I never start a new colony with less than 20 individuals,regardless of cost. Otherwise, I am counting heads like the captain of a life boat all the danged time!

@flerkensgalaxy5779 5 лет назад

These are really cool! I hope isopod.com is at repticon so I can buy some

@Aquarimax 5 лет назад

Flerken And Porg: Exotic Pets And More I hope so! 😊👍

@kiernanrobinson4368 4 года назад

How do you control fungus gnats? I just a bought dwarf white isopod culture and it appears to have fungus gnats. Also, I have two planted glass terrariums for chameleons, and they have fungus gnats as well. I just ordered some springtails to add to all three.

@Aquarimax 4 года назад

Kiernan Robinson springtails will help, as their population grows, they will compete directly with the fungus gnats. I also use the sticky fly ribbons...they do not contain pesticides, and they attract fungus gnats very well. I have been experimenting with mosquito bits. I soak a few them in water and add the water to a millipede enclosure. So far, weekly applications seem to make a big difference, but I haven’t tested it with many different species yet.