REVIEWING DISTURBING AQUARIUMS ON REDDIT
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When I was in kindergarten we had a caterpillar as a class pet named Sunny. Our teacher taught us about how caterpillar turned into butterflies. So when Sunny finally went through their metamorphosis, we took them and let them look go. I remember them flying off and all us kids waving , saying goodbye, and good luck. Very wholesome and A+ class pet
same, but instead it was in 2/3rd grade
This reminds me of Bye bye Butterfree and both and making me *cry-*
i was expecting you to say then a bird flew out of no where and ate it XD
Same but one of the kids tossed a notebook at the butterfly and killed it as the teacher was letting it go. Saddest shit we ever saw. Bunch of young kids bare witness the death of the butterfly that we admired. Pretty sure the kid who killed it didn't get in trouble.
@@-..l Jesus that's sad
You'd think schools (being a place of education) would actually do their research on proper animal care for whatever they have as a class pet, and have a desire to teach children on how to look after certain animals the right way. Of course not all schools are like that, but the fact that there are schools that just lazily slap a crappy habitat with a small animal(s) down and call it a day, yeah, really says a lot about their character. The public school I went to before homeschooling had a fish tank, and one of their fish died in a horrible way, the fish got stuck in something mechanical in the tank, I can't remember what it was exactly but poor fish, it was a pretty yellow tropical one, and my favorite out of the ones they had. I drew a picture of him during art class once.
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Yeah, my school has this daycare for like, employees' kids and such, that also doubles as a childcare class, and I remember my class going there to do a little presentation for the kids, and there was this beautiful betta fish in this tiny, sad bowl, and it looked so depressed. I felt so bad for it.
I screech to the top of my lungs when i see a axolotl crammed into a tiny ass tank, especially adults.
But the tank wasn’t exactly small.. it was pretty large
@@mrpumperknuckles1631 I know, it wasnt that bad honestly but just in general when i see a tiny tank with an axolotl i want to kms
Everything I see someone cramming a betta into a tiny tank I wanna scream-
Same like you wouldn’t shove your dog into a tiny box, so why would you do it to a fish?!?
same
@@paxlash THIS 👏👏👏👏👏
my brother got a betta and i impulse bought one as well, they are in small “tanks” . they probably have fin rot and one of their tanks is visibly dirty. i tried convincing my mom to rehome them but she thinks they are fine, what do i do?
@@cherubblu maybe you should show her a video about proper Betta care!
I was really lucky and our computer sciences teacher was massively into fishkeeping and he had a massive, well kept saltwater tank in his classroom with a super friendly saltwater angel, I remember sitting on the floor in front of it and drawing the fish in it.
When I was in school our teacher started a new project where we got twelve fertilised duck eggs, incubated them and raised them for a bit, it was awesome 😊 Five hatched, two of these sadly died (they were just the runts of the litter, it wasn’t because of inadequate care or anything, I think the eggs were just cheap) We kept the three healthy ones for a few weeks and then took them to a duck farm. It taught us lots of things about farming animals, coping with death, life cycles etc. Sometimes school ‘pets’ can be educational ☺️
My teacher did that too
One of the teachers at my school has a bearded dragon enclosure in their room! The actual tank is built into the wall, so you can see it from the classroom AND the hallway. The setup seems really good, and the tank is big, but I’m not sure if the tank being in the wall could stress them out at all.
Okay Soda, I’m about to make your day. My 5th grade science teacher had a few fish in a large tank with a filter and air pump and stuff. The tank was clean and didn’t have rainbow gravel or anything horrible like that, and it had some live plants. Funnily enough, that was my only class pet experience. I sat near the tank, so I got to watch them swim around. 😄
When I was in high school, they had a farm which was technically owned by the school but all the animals were owned by the man who cared for the animals full time. For a kid like me, who really struggled even being in school because I got really overwhelmed, it was a lifesaver. If done right, I really believe animals can do lots of good in schools.
My old high school has an entire fish keeping class as well as an animal science program with a barn and lots of small animals, reptiles, and even livestock. All of them get incredible care
One of my teachers has a fish tank in her classroom and it's really good. Has a good filter and equipment for 3 goldfish and the tank is really big. Super pretty tank and beautiful, healthy goldfish. Probably some of the most healthy goldfish I've seen in person
Phenomenal work, as always. It’s heartbreaking how often animals are mistreated and how normalized it is in the country I live in. Thank you for bringing awareness to those that can’t speak up for themselves.
When my dad owned 3 budgies, we had a cage from floor to ceiling and about 3+ feet wide. We eventually got a fourth budgie and named it kiwi
The cage was probably 4 feet wide, they had plenty of room to fly! That is how you should take care of an animal
Yes so glad your dad passed down that knowledge to you.✌️🌻✨
We never really had class pets at the schools I attended, however when I was 8yo, our teacher had a working beehive* set up so we could see the behaviour and workings of the bees.
Mr Spenser was an apiarist and the hive was behind glass with an exit for the bees to venture out.
It was well tended and fascinating to watch.
*It was probably a single frame from a typical apiary.
Thanks to you and Emily from Snake Discovery, I've started working on improving the lives of my parents' bird. Yesterday, he ate kale for the first time, and apparently liked it so much that today, he ate it from my hand!
My 8th grade science teacher had a bunch of animals in her class room. A snake, a chinchilla that died half way through the year due to old age, some frogs and a rabbit. The rabbit would stay out in a large green house and would be let in during class. We would have a little bunny at our feet from time to time nibbling at our bags. He was truly an icon
Chinchillas should NEVER be kept alone... Sounds like your teacher didnt know as much about those animals as you think.
In my school we have an agriculture program where we take care of fish and plants, and the tanks are really nice, the teacher is actually a marine biologist.
My 3rd grade teacher had a BEAUTIFUL lizard, with an amazing enclosure I don't know much about reptiles, nor do I remember too much about that lizard. But that little guy was living their best life. I vividly remember it having multiple hides and a ton of plants.
5:05 I agree.
The tank looks big enaugh, has a filter, and even though there is no sand in it, the driftwood with the anubias gives some cover.
Would add one of those keramic hides in a corner though.
I convinced my cousin to buy a better fish tank for her fish by sending her ur vids tysm😌
OMG the housemate one is my girlfriend! The tank from the start wasn't thaaat bad that is true, but he never changed the water, the nitrate levels was really really bad, and he also fed them bloodworms although they're adults now. The tank was very bright ligthed and the white one (named Milco) was so lethargic when my gf first got them, wouldn't really eat, wouldn't move. Now she's doing so much better! She's eating, she's swimming around, exploring, living the good life :3
My science teacher has a bearded dragon, 2 other lizards, 1 corn snake, and 2 other snakes in our classroom, and he is getting a terrarium ready for some fish too. I’m really impressed because he cares really well for them, and has done his research, he has 7 terrariums of decent size for them and I help with food and water for them before lunch every school day. It’s just an amazing setup and he has put lots of his time into caring for them. So that’s a cool thing about my teacher. 😄
Gosh that axolotl tank is so sad! I can’t imagine how awful that tank is.
I don't have pictures, but my high school science teacher had a really good fish tank set up for her fish. She didn't keep any when my class came but she told us sin one of her previous classes they did an experiment involving fish (fish were not harmed it was an observation experiment) and she still had the tank because she considered getting more fish for the class room but they only had two fish in this nice sized tank I was impressed
I love your vids so much thank you for spreading awareness of bad aquariums
there are not good aquariums ,
fishes should be in the sea not between 4 glasses as an ornament for humans , sad.
i remember i went to my brothers school once for a parents evening.
they usually kept fish in there as class pets and at the time i thought it was coool but looking back it was terrible.
they kept 2 gold fish in a plastic bowl and kids would stick their fingers in there and touch the fish.
Hey soda I love your vids and they have helped me a lot
8:54 my old science teacher had a big salmon tank that was done really well, he would get the eggs and then they would hatch and raise them for a year and at the end of the year they would realese them. it had a chiller and everything
Honestly, for class pets? Get some aqua dragon kits. They're easy to take care of and literally designed to be kids' first pets!
I had 2 teachers with turtle in classroom. First one got a good set up, while other had only one problem-no basking or any out of water piece to get on
My high school field ecology teacher had several well maintained habitats in his classroom. I really liked that class.
The school one sounds like it wasn't cleaned over the summer. So someone was probably assigned to clean it and never did.
3:02 I suspect the water may be red because of the dyed rocks on the bottom of the tank.
Once, back when I owned a betta, I bought some pretty looking red gravel in a pet store, mind you, so it should be safe to put in the water, right? I thought would match his color (because he was a really nice, red Siamese betta). But like a day or two after I put the gravel in the tank, the water turned red, so I immediately threw this awful gravel away, because I don't even want to know what kind of dye was used for this and what my poor fish had to literally breathe in. I hope he forgave me for this....
my old science teacher (awesome dude btw) had some beautiful tanks around his room. 1 was a saltwater tank with crabs, 1 was a huge tank with some kind of schooling fish i don’t remember the name of, 1 was a kinda small tank with just some plants, and 1 was a gorgeous paludarium which had no inhabitants (yet) other than some nice plants.
oh, also he had a little terrarium for the 8 baby hissers i gifted to him since i didnt have room for any more babies in the enclosure i had for my roachws at the time
Poor critters.. absolutely insane an AQUARIUM would have such a horrible tank.
I had a science teacher that had an AMAZING set up for fish. And she had Goldfish and they lasted years living in the school. Then in the summer she would take them home with her and set them up there.
Everytime I went in her classroom or walked by it I could look right into the classroom and see the tanks. I don't ever believe I seen those tanks like filthy dirty either. Like this teacher took super good care of the fish and had a super nice set up tank and lots of room because she had a few Goldfish. Then on her desk she housed a Betta and his tank was never dirt or anything like that either. She also had a pet turtle for a while, but gave him a new home because she needed more counter space for kids/projects. But even the Turtles tank was clean, he had a place to dry off, proper lighting, heat lamp, everything. Like she was an amazing teacher. And if you asked her advice she gave you wonderful advice for how to take care of fish and turtles.
PLus I personally feel happier in a classroom when there's a fish tank present. Because I LOVE watching fish swim and it calms me down. It's just peaceful to have other life form in a classroom. Well back when I was in school anyway. Lol.
I always see Axolotle aquariums and they're always empty with just sand or gravel or something with a filter in there to give oxygen in the tank. Are their tanks always supposed to be empty or is it okay to put in items in there for them to occupy themselves or something. I don't have any, just was curious. I always feel like an empty tank can become boring for a fish
They're supposed to be pretty empty without sand or gravel due to the risk of them getting impacted. Axolotls will eat gravel and sand.
They also eat plants if I remember right
People do use stuff like terracotta pots and stuff, which the axolotl can't scratch itself on them
They are bottom-dwelling, meaning they spend most of their time on the bottom of the tank. However, it depends on the axolotl, my ax Mochi loves swimming up to the top and resting on a leaf. Despite the fact that they need space, they need a hide like a reptile, and plants for coverage. They can get anxious when they don’t have any cover and can’t hide. But other than that they do need plenty of space to roam, and they eat anything around them that moves. If the plant isn’t moving, they usually won’t eat it.
My science teacher has an awesome set up for his fish. It's 75 gallons and heavily planted. It looks awesome and it is really self sufficient. He's got a powerful filter and stuff. I'm actually taking his aquarium class, and I've been learning all about how to be a good axolotl parent. It's really cool
my science class has this beautiful terrarium and i'm in that class most of the time so im in charge of taking care of it a lot and there's some mourning geckos in it and they're the happiest guys ever, and thats the only good class pet i've had
The amount of people that don't do any research before getting pets is wild to me. I did days of research before getting any fish, I've been researching a lot for getting a dwarf turtle and learned I don't have the space for the size tank it would need, so I'm not getting one. People are so selfish.
My teacher has a cornsnake with only one hide in the tarrarium, and on top of that every time he feeds it he takes out the hide. Then he puts in a rock with a frozen mouse on it and it‘s obvious in how much stress this poor thing is and our teacher is still like: „oh, it‘s moving, so it must be hungry“, wile the snake tries to get away.
Oh wow this is truly terrifying that they would allow this
It is very upsetting to see these poor fish in these horrible conditions. I'm just happy you've made it into an educational experience
During my freshman year my science teacher had two fish tanks and he took care of them quite well! He'd have to clean them during class sometimes and they were really pretty fish and seemed really happy :)
In the wild Axolotls are not surrounded only by rocks double the size of their heads. The naturally live on sand, mud small and big rocks all together. They have survived thousands of years just fine. The issue is that Axolotls ARE NOT MEANT TO BE PETS! So, it messes with their head and then they eat what they normally wouldn't. Also, Axolotls NEED some gravel in their stomachs to help them digest their food.
9:06 my school aquariums are actually good… they’re all under stocked. except that one betta in a 4 gallon but i can’t do anything about that
When I was 5 years old, my aunt threw a live mouse into fire. Huge fire. I cried for hours.
Instead of a live animal, my second-grade teacher’s “class pet” was a Build A Bear monkey plush. Each of us would get a turn to take it home for the weekend to “take care of it”, and our homework was to have our parents take and send photos to prove that we were taking good care of the plush. It taught us a lot about responsibility and care, was super fun for us, and no animals were placed in questionable situations!
That’s so cute! Love that idea
My Second Grade teacher took great care of her Bearded Dragon. R.I.P Lily the lizard, you will be missed.
I saw at a tiny aquarium, two or three axolotls in a tank I believe was around 3 gallons. If my memory is right it had about a 2 ft diameter and a 1 ft height, complete with tiny rocks inside. My parents told me to stop, they knew more than me when i said something to them like "oh those poor things." Their gills were bad too. I hope it was just temporary and they had just gotten them
There a Leon’s store that had a really small, gross, un leaned aquarium and when I went back they’d thrown it out and just placed the betta fish in a weird vase-thing? I wax absolutely horrified.
I had a teacher that had four goldfish in this tiny fish tank, like the once that get advertised for betta's. The tank got so dirty, I think she has them for like a moth before another teacher took them away
Oh my God! The aquarium of boise is in boise, Idaho. I'm from Idaho but I've never been to the aquarium and now I'm glad.. that's so depressing
One of my friends works at an after school program and she wants to get an axolotl there. However she’s doing no research. I told her to get a 30 gal long (she wants a 20 gal high), I say no fish (she has to have the fish), she also says that she’s getting a small axolotl because they might stay small. I don’t know what to do
These people came in to Petco returning a fish tank with a filter. They couldn't keep a gold fish alive for an hour. They went though the trouble getting a good tank and a good filter buy no water conditioner or start up bacteria smh.
My Aunt used a plastic cup as a tank for a betta fish once. Poor fish didn’t last long.
At my old highschool, we had a turtle tank and it was done pretty well actually. It was a really big tank and had lots of room to swim and bask under the lamps.
There was a big area across from it that was an indoor garden with a lot of tropical plants and a fake little pond that they kept koi fish in
It was a little small for 5-6 koi but, they did the best they could to keep it clean and as far as I know they never had any outbreaks or deaths since it was put in, so it was nice.
I liked watching them water the plants, the fish would come up to try to bite at the water that 'rained' on the surface thinking it would be food.
Sadly I think they removed the fish because idiot teenagers kept throwing coins in like a wishing well, so now it's just a decorative pond. But the turtles are still there!
I love Tofu. He's a dear little 'teal.
My school has a great fish tank with goldfishes. It has a filter and it's amazing. Theres plants, and rocks where the fish can hide. It's just a really good setup.
2:22 I mean, I’m pretty sure you can do that, just for short periods of time. They are amphibians after all, and isn’t part of the definition that they can be on land and water for a good amount of time? Technically fish can too, but for shorter amounts of time than amphibians. Axolotls would be in between the amount with fish and the amount with say a frog which is on land more often. This is all from what I know I could be wrong.
They can but it's not good for them and you should avoid taking talking them out of water
when i saw the class pet i remember the time in kindergarten so i knew nothing so i couldn’t say anything but it was a guinea pig and the poor thing was in a cage the size as him and the wheel was smaller than him
Ok I wanted to tell u about this bc it comes to mind whenever u make these videos; In my grade 3 class there were 8 groups of desks (groups of 4) there was a stool at each group (was just a wobbly wooden stool) and on top of EVERY STOOL there was a blender with a betta in it…. Yes… a blender. 8 of them all with bettas in them… 8 bettas on wobbly stools where there are kids running around.
OMG I've never been this early!!!!
My teacher in 6-7 grade had a great turtle set up and she made sure the students helped look after him. His name was Homer and he had a partner named Marge who had to sadly be rehomed due to her being an amazing escape artist and she'd started fighting with Homer. Everyday us students had to feed him and take him out to bask/run on the school oval for 15-30 mins. Our teacher made sure to show us all how to pick him up properly aka not by the shell. He had a bask though I don't remember ever seeing him use it. She always kept the tank super clean, never saw it dirty. She always watched us pick him up and if we didn't do it right she'd remind us and show us how to pick him up without hurting him, usually though who didn't pick him up right were worried he'd hurt them even though he never hurt anyone on purpose. Loved having him in class and getting to interact with him and learn about him
I have a friend who keeps 2 red eared sliders around that size in a plastic bucket with no filtration and no lamp, it's only because of the window sunlight that they didn't get metabolic bone disease and I tried addressing it several times but excuses on top of excuses and he doesn't want to rehome them either, I tried, but I can't do more since we live in different countries now, i would have taken them myself otherwise
The thicc scuba diver farting bubbles though
I wish I had a photo but my homeroom/ science teacher had a saltwater tank in his room and it was nicely set up he did everything right the fish had places to hide and he only had one fish in there
I am sad but have to admit that when I was little I had a big vase that I had put a minnow in until I realized that they would die there
How do you get your hair soooo white???This is so cool i am trying to get it that white for so long but it keeps having a yellowish color🤭
Isn't that just her natural hair color? She's been growing it out and her roots are always the same color. But I'm not blond so I don't know if your hair color changes depending on what shampoo you use, does it? /gen
Are you bleaching? After bleaching, you should use a toner each time and it will take the yellow out
we had a fish tank at school and it got so dirty you couldnt see inside it plus pretty much all fish were dead. everyone in the class asked to help clean and take care of it but our teacher kept saying no
You should do a video about pigeons and how there abused
these videos makes me want to hug my pets close and keep them safe
I have a betta fish in a 5 gallon tank with a filter no heater since i dont need one in my country but he rarely eats and rarely moves he is sopossed to eat four pellets a day but he only its 2 and sometimes even just 1
And i always make sure the water is good and i change his water every week
I just don't understand I really don't, why people will get pets just to keep them in horrible conditions.
4:49 That goldfish looks like a it's wanting to say "please k1ll me now"
How do people think this is an OK set up for any living thing
because they dont think
they are just doing this without thinking about the cute Animals
if it wasnt for your channel i would prob have an aquarium like the ones on that reddit page😅
Well good thing you found her channel
0:52 those are actually serpae tetras 😊
No hate but would you be able to make you're Reddit dark mode 😭🤭 I love watching your videos but I normally watch them at night but get blinded haha, love the informational videos you make 😁
Tofu out here spittin straight facts
When i went to school one of the classrooms in my grade had a fish tank that was quite nice actually. The students were also taught to take care of it i think. The only issue: i witnessed them kill a fish with that magnet cleaning sponge thing once for fun… kids are dumb man
Animals/Pets should Thrive NOT just survive.
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The only thing I see wrong with Boise aquarium's Axolotyl display is the lack of hiding places for the Axolotyl... Other than that, the rocks aren't too small and overall it looks very clean... Oh and its pronounced "Boy-zee" and its the capitol of the state of Idaho
I did explain why the rocks actually are still too small and why goldfish are a problem with axolotls
In kindergarten we had a rabbit and the teacher would ask kids to keep him during holidays and i would be the one to take him most of the time because he liked being at my house, we would leave the cage opened most of the time and he even became friend with my cat. Yes, they would genuinely play together and run around the house :)
My aunt had a tank for tropical fish with mostly coral and a proper set up so she looked like she knew what fish needed. But she gets her kid a guppy (I think. This was a while ago so I don’t remember) and just throws it in a bowl with shitty gravel and one fake plant
When I got my axolotl me and my family didn't know that axolotls couldn't go with fish so we put my Axolotl in with the goldfish that we had in the next morning my dad looked for the Goldfish and we couldn't find it and we knew it was that the axolotl ate it
Axolotls are adorable, the breeder I got my leopard gecko from also sells axolotls really cheap, though I don’t know way to much about them, they looked really healthy, one of his had a 40 gallon to itself and at least a 100 gallon tank long holding his adult axolotls. I love aquatic animals but I don’t think I could manage to keep fish happy and healthy, I’ve only really ever kept beta fsh and I sadly had no experience like any child in a pet store
The last fish I had my mom had gotten a little bit of a bigger tank (it was probably only like a 2 gallon) but it did have a filter. I regret not doing research on them but since then I haven’t kept any fish, I know how I am and I won’t be willing to do weekly water changes. They look gorgeous but things most people sadly don’t realize is just because it’s bright and colourful doesn’t mean it’s happy and healthy.
I’ll stick to reptiles but I will always admire people who really care for their fish
3:17 Boise is the capital of Idaho, and just so you know it's pronounced boy-see. Not trying to be rude or correct you, just a heads-up :)
6:58
When we first got our turtle (he was very small) we had a tank that was only a bit bigger then that. We did get a bigger take for them especially because we all of a sudden got 3 more, the tank was very much bigger and we set up a bucket full of sand for them and some rocks that they could sit on. We also had a fake alligator skull that sadly one of the turtles got stuck and drowned but after that we took it out and the other three are now happy and living in a large kitty pool in a fenced area around our house :) we do plan on making a actual pond for them especially if they get bigger (idk if they will but if anyone is curious they’re red eared sliders)
I had a science teacher in middle school who had snakes, turtles, a guinea pig, and a rat. Both years that I was in the class, we couldn't see through the glass of 1 of the snakes, and it was behind piles of books.... The water in the turtle tank was green, they had a platform, but there where 3 or 4 turntles and it was disgusting, and was never cleaned through my 2 years with her....
In school we had two turtles and fishes and my teacher was obsessed and the tanks took over the whole desk bc they were giant😭
8:53 my chem teacher didn’t know how to teach for shit, but this man’s tank was amazing. it didn’t have a lot of plants but it was always clean and had amazing water parameters and i gave him some of my baby guppies and he had neon tetras in there as well. there were about 12 of my guppies and 6 tetras and it was literally like 60 gallons. it doesn’t sound that amazing but it was honestly gorgeous. then just downstairs there was a 200 gal pool thing? but it had a bunch of HUGE goldfish and a koi and i don’t think they ever cleaned it… wasn’t in that class but i saw it when the door was open…
I swear Reddit has disturbing stuff even includes gore
In elementary school, the grade 7 class had this huuuge wooden framed cage with chicken wire that had an iguana in it. Thing was so aggressive, you’d be close to the “enclosure” and it would just charge at you. That’s the only interaction I’ve had with an iguana, so I don’t know if that’s normal behaviour for them but I doubt that set up was good for it… (this was 20+ years ago)
Had a similer problem but the reason the water is red is because of those gemstone looking rocks I had some and my water turned blue I had to take them all out
hi!
In my science class in Secondary 1-2 (I’m Canadian) we had a hedgehog that somebody didn’t want anymore so my science teacher saved it and she was in a really nice set up especially since it would sleep during the day while we were in class and we named it Helen-Meyer like the Erlenmeyer flask
i have a good tank for me fishes and it is big anough for em so
Me writing this down so I don't mess something up in the future, for when I do get fish.
my moms best friend has a full grown red eared slider in a piece of Tupperware with no lights no way for him to get out of the water and I feel so bad for hin
I have a 3 gallon tank with 16 bettas in it