Triops | "The Golden Triops Egg Tip" that will save you tons of money!
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2020
- Heyo Guys !
I thought it was definitely worth it to share this tip with you guys!
Take your advantage, dont let your precious eggs and triops lives go to waste! - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
That is the cutest triops tank ever. Also, careful who you buy your eggs from; Smithsonian and Discovery and all these seemly trustworthy and known names don't farm their own eggs in a lab environment and collect from natural areas instead and, as one would expect, you get all sorts of fairy shrimp, brine shrimp, and other things that aren't necessarily triops. In fact, it seems you're lucky if you DO get a triop. Just what I heard, don't sue me.
I wont, and the funny thing is. I'm campaigning for several years now to see these kits removed from the aquatic hobby market. I also contacted these brands when alot of people asked me for help...
Every year around December alot of children get these kits as gifts, I usually end up with the disappointed parents that need help with their kits. Reason: there are no damn Triops inside these kits ( some do, but the latter dont)
After explaining and talking, I usually end up selling my own eggs to them instead so they still have the experience they were looking for.
I know about the issues, and im trying to supply those who have fallen for this problem created by other brands.
In the end, I just want the people happy and enjoying the same hobby im so passionate about
@@TriassicParkTriops And as well, if you buy triops eggs from a reputable source, you can also opt to get a specific kind of triops, so extra benefit! Of course, I DO recommend everyone start out with a basic kit first to get used to the process (you get food, a container, etc.), but make sure it's from Toyops or equivalent. But just for the FIRST time. The next time, you should be set up, know what's involved, etc., and be able to buy eggs from a reputable source such as yourself, etc.
I got a Smithsonian kit. I got one Triops, but I also got three clam shrimp.
@@pdiz My Smithsonian kit said it contained cancriformis, but I can't be sure because it came with small clam shrimp resembling those in the Southwest USA (where Triops longicaudatus live).
its true... when i bought them last all i got was a single fairy shrimp. ONE.
Great info! If the eggs don’t hatch dry them out for two week and retry possibly with better water quality! Awesome!
One mad scientist’s garbage is another’s mad scientist’s gold!
I am so glad that I'm not alone. Love triops, thanks for the upload
I'm loving your videos! Thank you for sharing your advice and knowledge! :)
I clicked so fast, I don't think the video is even done uploading. But seriously thanks for another great video.
Thank you for trying to watch it so fast! Have another try later if the video isnt working right away 🙏
Thank you for the tip!
Amazing
You are the best triops UA-camr
I had no idea! thank you, I think I will collect the eggs before their siblings are of age to eat them
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Do you have a special way to dry the left eggs? Can I do it on top Of a radiator? Do the eggs need to put them in a freezer for two weeks, before using them again?
Oof...nice video. If i would off known this info when i was smaller 🤔
Great vidéo im your French fan buts can you make a discord serveur for any question and triops community ? Plz
Years?? That's amazing!
Yes the eggs could stay dormant for more than 25 years even!
Hi! How do you retrieve the eggs that didn't hatch? Don't they end up mixed with the detritus, making it very hard to sieve them? And if they're left with the hatchlings, will they eventually eat them if I don't remove them from the hatchery?
If I wanted to use a single tank setup (no separate hatchery tank) and just retrieve the eggs after the life cycle of the tank is done, won't those eggs that didn't hatch end up with all the other eggs laid in the tank, so that I can collect them all together at the end of the cycle?
I'm trying to optimise my setup before starting to raise them, I've been gifted some eggs recently and just got into this pet, right now I'm trying to learn all there is to learn about it.
Its possible they would mix with the Detritus indeed, you can also decide to let the eggs ande Detritus sink into your setup, mixing it up with future approaches you're gonna Harvest from that tank :)
@@TriassicParkTriops Thanks!
I just bought a kit, and the bag with the eggs and sand is wet (the inside clearly has water in) and the other kit was missing the eggs so I can't know for certain it was supposed to be that way. Needless to say I don't think those eggs might hatch even if I dried them again because I have no idea how long they've been in those conditions. I think my best course of action would be to go back to the place and exchange them and check for sure the bag with the eggs is dry and it is a complying set. What do you think? Could those eggs hatch if I tried to dry them?
Yes these eggs could hatch if you dry them for at least 2-3 weeks.
If you're looking for high quality eggs, you can also contact us by mail, Facebook chat or Instagram chat. We sell eggs aswell, in pure form and hand counted aswell!
Hey we were wondering if you sold any eggs? We do have a kit and we did one last year but my son was like the one that are more colorful.
Yes we do!
Hello, what is your mineral ppm on your tap water for your tank? Thank you
I checked the info last night but I could not find a Total ppm rate unfortunately 🙏
@@TriassicParkTriops Perhaps this topic could be a good video material especially water quality
It will make us better at grasping the most suitable environment for triops 👍
@@kevinkusnadi3774 Your request has been noted, I currently don't have the materials to read it accurate enough to share it. Once I have details i'll let you and the others know more :)
This i a good idea
can you grow these with bettas or tetras ?
Male Betta's is something you wanna skip on with Triops, I havent had any Betta or Tetra with Triops but I do keep Them with two peaceful species: Kuhli Loaches and Otocinclus!
You didnt even factor in how many eggs each triop lays on average and how if you collect and dry them you only need to buy eggs once :)
True, but most followers know the videos on my channel, there is already a Tutorial on extraction 🙏
@@TriassicParkTriops never be afraid to repeat information in a new video if it adds to what you're trying to achieve.
@@Spaloooshify Point made my friend, Also noted for future use 🙏 Thanks for the advice, if you ever feel something was missing or if you have any tips on future content: feel free to drop by and leave a comment again 👌👊
Hello I live in Europe so I can't buy eggs by you so is bought eggs by Clementoni got a tank with it but
The tank doesn't got a lid its not small its not plastic I also had a year ago triops eggs and got one adult 3 months old stupid me didn't save the sand but that one was in a plastic box witch one do I need to use?
(BTW your voice sounds like somebody from the Netherlands
Are you Dutch cause I am Dutch so I hear it sound like that no hate)
Hey, Ik kom inderdaad uit Nederland. Het is eventueel toch mogelijk om eieren bij mij in te kopen mocht je er naar op zoek zijn in dat geval. Qua behuizing kan ik echt een klein 40L aquarium aanraden, die kleine bakjes zijn nu eenmaal een recept voor teleurstelling door vroegtijdige sterfte helaas :(
@@TriassicParkTriops o hey dankje
do you have any fish
Yes we do!
I truly like Catfish / suckerfish!
Where do you get your eggs?
I bought them from various sellers and locations and became a seller myself. If you're looking for some high quality eggs, feel free to send in an order-request at triassicparktriops@gmail.com 🙏
Do eggs have to go through a drying phase in order to hatch them? Or is it theoretically possible for uninterrupted generations of triops to exist in a tank without fishing out eggs and drying them?
Theoretically its possible indeed, practically we did aswell but it takes some human intervention to guide them along.
For example: if there are adults present, its a good idea to separate the babies / hatchlings into a separate container ( floating hatchery for example)
I have had eggs hatch out with the adults still alive, I separated them and they died when my cousin overfed the babies and the young...
get to the point.