Ultimate Bioactive Guide to Bioactively Culturing and Bioactively Maintaining Springtails Bioactive 

this was bioactively informative.

Just found you and I must say, awesome content! Now I have to watch them all and I'll be here for days!!!

I use those big plastic jars that pretzels/party mix/cheese curls come in. Screw on top and deep so less chances of them hopping out

I'm new to your channel thank you for a great video I just started my first springtail coulter an so far so good mine actually look like yours so I'm guessing I'm doing it right thank you again for this video

Very helpful. Thanks Troy!🐸

Simple tips you mentioned skipped my mind as to why my culture crashed! I’ll try to restart my master culture! Thank you! (I

thanks so much! i’ve been looking at getting some flower beetles and some springtails to act as a cleanup crew how large of a container is like the bare minimum? i would only have the beetles to put them with and i don’t think a large container like that would be necessary

Nice video 😉😏🙋🍃🌿

Thanks for replying about my tumucumaque today

Thank you for this I wanted to tell you I’ve been doing this for years I’ve had a reptile shop for several years and then I moved on to other stuff and I’ve been keeping reptiles and Fabians in whatever anything I wanted for a lot of years and this is one of the most Informational videos clear to understand straight to all your points beautiful set up down to Earth speaking I enjoyed it thank you it’s nice to see people like this you could tell the words you spoke with her knowledge and from your heart I’m going to use this video to show people when people ask me how to do it I’m just going to start sending them your video because people are always contacting me asking me questions about this or that and I used to teach a long time ago and that was a part of my life that’s no longer around but you know once you’ve ever done this we can never escape it completely and no matter how busy I am I still try to take time for people when they ask me questions and it’s nice to have people like you that truly care about their hobby or their business or whatever it may be that actually know what they’re talking about thank you please keep making videos we need more people like you in the world definitely You know what you do that is for sure and people can definitely learn from you can’t wait to watch more videos I can’t believe I just now discovered this I guess I need to spend more time on here L O LL O L have a great day

11:32 When you're featherin it brother!

Any tips on getting rid of soil mites?

Public comment was added to the comment section of this video just for the engagement

Is there a way to get rid of the little white worms?

always just used rice with my charcoalamd had booming cultures

Hello Troy, greetings from Poland. I have question for u. I want to start new vivarium for my dart frogs (dendrobates auratum costa rica. I have tank 50/50 and 100 high. and my question is. Is this good terrarium for this frogs? do they have to get waterfall or somethin like that ? i read so many diffrent opinions in internet like that they dont like vertikal terrariums or have to get some waterfall or smal river or just little pond. Please help :) !

My culture has developed these little round brown bugs and very tiny white worms

Hitting that title with keywords! I wonder if that works? Nice vid as always.

Great Video 👍 Do this works with distilled water, too?

i think this video might be about something bioactive

Hello I’m starting terrariums and was recommended to you by my viewers. So I was wondering about the size of the charcoal. I had some activated carbon sitting around and used it for my starting culture. But the size of it was really small. I wonder if I need big chunky pieces or not?

Dang you're on a roll Troy

“ ….,and then we just wait” No mention of light or heat requirements.

Gotta love the C.U.C. lol

But was the culture bioactive?

The setup 9:46

Lmao bruh you are killing me with these bioactive titles

Say it troy go on !!!!! BIO ACTIVE !!! LOL

Tried this once (before this video) but they wouldn't flourish at all... Only thing i didn't have is that food u use. I just threw in a piece of vegetable or leaves.

First! 🕺🏼

Do a search for "rantimae frog ", be sure to misspell it. Funny results.

bioactively commenting on your video

Ok what is the food it's garlic powder

Wait, did he mention these are bioactive?

9k Subs? Obviously, you will never go anywhere! Haha. And yes that's a joke.

BIO….. active

this comment is bioactive.

Please stop using the generic word "toxins". Just say what they are. You seem very knowledgeable dude. When they have a high CO2 or low temp environment they will settle into a diapause phase. Ya they can survive in that mode for a bit, but more than a week and they will die off precipitously. As long as you are keeping the moisture content normal the springtails will maintain a constant level. They are parthenogenic btw. I sell them online too so this is counter to my business. I just don't want to see springtails to go to waste. Oh ya. If you need to de-mite a colony if you didn't already dump it into the garden soil, powder some dry green peas or paste some green peas. Legumes are an antifeedant for mites. A heads up before you dump a charcoal culture in. Fill it to the brim with distilled water. Then quickly pour spread it over your current media lengthwise. It will reduce the crush fatalities and injuries. They will travel along the surface tension of the water instead of clinging to the charcoal to get smashed. I'm not gonna paraphrase or grammar correct this because I'm way too drunk to. Take the sober dude's work, then the drunk dude's with a grain of salt and some research. Edit: Man your camera focus/macro is pretty fucking good. Holy shit.

$15 for 4oz of springtail food? It’s just brewers yeast lol

No hate, but you need to stop saying “um”