Watch Cichlid Babies Grow Before Your Eyes, The Miracle of Nature

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  • @adamc7918
    @adamc7918  7 років тому +71

    here is episode 2 if you want to check it out ua-cam.com/video/In53dJwdDj4/v-deo.html

    • @kanarek8418
      @kanarek8418 7 років тому

      * C *IT* *hamster* *ewolutions* :-)

    • @lijidineshkumar9648
      @lijidineshkumar9648 7 років тому

      Adam C ,

    • @amethysth.1913
      @amethysth.1913 7 років тому

      Adam C what is that glass thingy thats holds the fish eggs ?? Is there a place I can buy such equipment and including the fish Aquarium like yours ?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Amethyst H. it's called an egg tumbler. its like an incubator

    • @deletedcontent3346
      @deletedcontent3346 7 років тому

      Adam C hi just one question
      Why do the eggs stay on them

  • @GlassicGamer
    @GlassicGamer 7 років тому +1449

    It's amazing its almost like they form off the egg rather than hatch from it. When they were bouncing around on the egg sack it reminded me of a South Park episode lol. I loved how they absorbed it over time and really started showing the personality at the end :)

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +26

      +Glassic Gamer thanks for watching gamer. it is cool how they just absorb the egg

    • @TheAztro0123456789
      @TheAztro0123456789 7 років тому +3

      Glassic Gamer OH LOL

    • @Christophersanchez1326
      @Christophersanchez1326 7 років тому +6

      Glassic Gamer I was wondering that too about the egg.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +27

      +Christopher Sanchez i appreciate you watching, glad you enjoyed

    • @jazztinjaymzvinson3878
      @jazztinjaymzvinson3878 7 років тому +30

      you mean when randy got huge balls and he carries it with a wheel barrow?

  • @StevePolandAquatics
    @StevePolandAquatics 7 років тому +1381

    Really great idea man. I've seen this in person a ton of times but watching like this was awesome.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +3

      +Steve Poland Cichlids thanks Steve I appreciate you watching. I'll admit it was hard to remember every day to take a quick video

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +8

      Steve Poland Cichlids and please ignore my wife running the vacuum at 3:45

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +FearIsFunYT hi fearls, I'll be honest I have zero experience with gold fish. however there are quite a few cichlids that can be easy to breed like yellow labs for example. the saying with cichlids by some people is "to breed cichlids just add water"

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +FearIsFunYT thank you for watching. if u want to start with cichlids yellow labs and acei are great ones to start with if you are undecided on a type

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +2

      +FearIsFunYT thank you. angels are a great cichlid to keep also, not overly difficult

  • @subrosa7mm
    @subrosa7mm 7 років тому +70

    Now that's something you don't see everyday. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed watching these little fish grow

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Melinda M thanks for watching. I plan to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Melinda M I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Melinda M I just released a new episode if you're interested

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Anna Alexandra Arhire thanks Anna I do my best to reply to as many as I can

  • @darahz
    @darahz 7 років тому +2880

    looked like a half popped popcorn a couple of days haha

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +97

      +darahz haha yeah I guess so

    • @looservibes982
      @looservibes982 7 років тому +22

      darahz it looked like maggots to me

    • @Gilhus1985
      @Gilhus1985 7 років тому +43

      crudestharp or not.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      darahz I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @Elizabeth-kittycat
    @Elizabeth-kittycat 7 років тому +1269

    That's so cool! At first they looked like little jumping beans, and I was concerned. It was also so crazy that they absorbed the egg and it became their stomach! Thanks for sharing, really cool!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +125

      +Elizabeth S. thank you Elizabeth I appreciate you watching. glad u enjoyed

    • @AMoistBum
      @AMoistBum 7 років тому +21

      Adam C let's all appreciate Elizabeth

    • @oijosuke3497
      @oijosuke3497 7 років тому +4

      Elizabeth S. boi your face looks like Robbie Rotten if he was trans. XD

    • @tam1438
      @tam1438 7 років тому +1

      Adam Nelson yay, I appreciate Liz in the comments.
      Great video, very interesting

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      Elizabeth S. I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

  • @billyfishskin7735
    @billyfishskin7735 7 років тому +475

    I'm no expert but I don't think thats how your popcorn is not supposed to look like

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +99

      +BillyFishSkin B it's aqua popcorn

    • @jaideee.9426
      @jaideee.9426 6 років тому

      Kawaii Cookie596 no they sell it at Walgreens

    • @perlebabin7115
      @perlebabin7115 5 років тому

      New flavor

  • @RandomlyRantful
    @RandomlyRantful 7 років тому +117

    What an awesome adaptation by this family of fish. It's very cool how successful you were in growing them out artificially like this.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +38

      +Drew B thank you drew I appreciate you watching

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Drew B I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Drew B I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @angelamagicsalveson3639
    @angelamagicsalveson3639 7 років тому +342

    That was so cute! At the end they were dying to get out into the bigger tank. We have a 55 gallon tank with cichlids & a smaller tank with smaller ones. They definitely are resilient, & love how they follow if u walk by, cuz they wanna be fed lol.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +31

      +Angela Magic Salveson thanks for watching angela

    • @mrsg8996
      @mrsg8996 7 років тому +7

      Angela Magic Salveson. following you is only one of the joys of caring for aggressive fish. Keep them happy and healthy, they'll do more than beg for food.

    • @csis8460
      @csis8460 7 років тому +9

      Janet Zaharias they'll get the food directly from your finger 😂😂😂

    • @mistywolf1080
      @mistywolf1080 7 років тому +1

      Angela Magic Salveson I have 3- 55 gallon tanks and one 125 gallon tank. cichlids are so bright and entertaining.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Angela Magic Salveson I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

  • @Tactix_se
    @Tactix_se 7 років тому +440

    MOVING TICTACS OMGOMGOMG

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +18

      +Tactix haha yes they do look like that

    • @mikerobbo337
      @mikerobbo337 7 років тому +11

      Idk what fuckingn tic tacos you eat

    • @RicardoMendez-vg4je
      @RicardoMendez-vg4je 7 років тому +1

      Those are tictacs this is just what happens when u put them in water

    • @br4infrezz339
      @br4infrezz339 7 років тому +2

      Lol 😅

    • @meiinchui6974
      @meiinchui6974 7 років тому

      Tactix Holy fuak 😂

  • @Mabirchell
    @Mabirchell 7 років тому +141

    I smiled the whole time man. Great vid!!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +13

      +Michael Birchell thanks Michael I'm glad you enjoyed

    • @skyrimax887
      @skyrimax887 7 років тому +1

      Adam C What do these fish do?

    • @vintageroblox8032
      @vintageroblox8032 7 років тому +18

      Skyrimax they drown

    • @idontcareenoughtowriteanam605
      @idontcareenoughtowriteanam605 7 років тому +3

      Vintage Roblox How do fish drown.

    • @klaus8271
      @klaus8271 7 років тому +2

      I Dont Care Enough To Write A Name - the closest to 'drowning' is probably the lack of oxygen in the water due to lack of filtering/water changes. i'm no expert though, so there might be a way.

  • @joshdburns
    @joshdburns 7 років тому +410

    They just absorb the egg into their bodies?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +180

      +Josh B hi Josh. yes the egg is their food and is absorbed into what becomes a stomach essentially, once it is completely absorbed they begin eating normally. thank you for watching

    • @joshdburns
      @joshdburns 7 років тому +60

      So awesome! Thank you for the explanation.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +37

      thanks for shopping by

    • @randomartist751
      @randomartist751 7 років тому +25

      Adam C that's so damn cool!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +52

      +Random Artist thank you I appreciate you watching

  • @danm9719
    @danm9719 7 років тому +331

    I came here looking for a cute mammal .. but, instead i ended up staring at jumping beans for a long time
    Edit: hhhh im sorry i made a mistake !! pls stop attackinG mE

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +18

      +Daniella Morales they ended up kinda cute

    • @danm9719
      @danm9719 7 років тому +6

      Adam C hmm yeah i guess 😂 but its too bad you can't pick them up ://

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +18

      +Daniella Morales you can but they wouldn't like it

    • @dysonspreybar4903
      @dysonspreybar4903 7 років тому +22

      If you wanted a cute mammal than your first mistake was watching a fish related video

    • @saladv3028
      @saladv3028 7 років тому +5

      Hey mammals are not the only cute animals

  • @jasminemao7597
    @jasminemao7597 7 років тому +2964

    those are weird dogs :/

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +116

      Jasmine Mao weird indeed Jasmine. mini mini chihuahua

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +23

      +MaxamillionGrey hahahaha. I laughed

    • @spiwolf6998
      @spiwolf6998 7 років тому +17

      What beautiful horses!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +43

      +spi wolf mini horses to be exact spi

    • @Juys-
      @Juys- 7 років тому +6

      Jasmine Mao beautiful sea stars

  • @balys2168
    @balys2168 7 років тому +246

    They don't hatch from an egg, they become an egg.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +53

      +Balys yep they absorb it as food.thanks for watching and commenting

    • @justmechanicthings
      @justmechanicthings 7 років тому +1

      Dey, becom-a one with the eggsu

    • @maximilandriel
      @maximilandriel 7 років тому +4

      Its very interesting to watch that the egg turns smaller

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +jujugirl2 it is interesting

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Balys I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

  • @rhiichan6414
    @rhiichan6414 7 років тому +110

    i was like hold up... why are these little chicken eggs floating?!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +#BBQ MSP haha. not quite chickens

    • @jennylaju6893
      @jennylaju6893 7 років тому

      Adam C 😂 Omg lol.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      #BBQ MSP I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @BenOchart
    @BenOchart 7 років тому +57

    Very cool!
    What amazes me it that all of that would have been going on in the mother's mouth.
    Very cool post, thanks!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +9

      Ben Ochart I know ben, the whole process I find fascinating. thanks for watching

    • @beccah8864
      @beccah8864 7 років тому

      Do they eat the babies?? Or grow them in there?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +23

      +Rebecca hilliard hi Rebecca. no normally the mother holds the babies in her mouth to protect them. the mother in my tank is very young so she doesn't understand yet. she may eat them. this apparatus simulates what the mother would do

    • @bluemoose5684
      @bluemoose5684 7 років тому

      +Adam C How did you get them out of her mouth?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +3

      +Blue Moose just gently hold her in water in a small container and slightly open her mouth. the eggs just fall out. it is harmless to the mother

  • @toycarfoushboy
    @toycarfoushboy 7 років тому +16

    That was cool Adam! I really enjoyed watching!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +3

      toycar foushboy thank you toycar glad u enjoyed

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      toycar foushboy I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @wicho1-1
    @wicho1-1 7 років тому +106

    How am I supposed to watch them grow before my eyes. My eyes wouldn't be grown so I can't see them.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +10

      +Mauricio Carranza it's a real dilemma

    • @ayuzawaruru
      @ayuzawaruru 6 років тому

      Em0t1kal hahaha nice play with words

  • @vj5160
    @vj5160 7 років тому +603

    So where are the dolphins

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +37

      +Vj dolphins?

    • @schyzm
      @schyzm 7 років тому +8

      Adam C lol

    • @fadedgam3r-xk2vh
      @fadedgam3r-xk2vh 7 років тому +8

      Vj no there obivously turtles

    • @abbegailaballe4080
      @abbegailaballe4080 7 років тому +30

      faded gam3r are you blind? Those are tooootally cats

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +51

      +xKat Kya mini cats to be exact

  • @mazoo16
    @mazoo16 7 років тому +190

    did those eggs just become stomachs?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +39

      +Steven Haidinyak essentially yes. they absorb the egg until it's gone then they start eating normally

    • @mouhamedsall4551
      @mouhamedsall4551 7 років тому

      Steven Haidinyak rightttttt

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +20

      +Mouhamed sall yep they absorb the egg for food

    • @vogen2
      @vogen2 7 років тому +1

      Steven Haidinyak placenta

    • @vogen2
      @vogen2 7 років тому +4

      Yeah I know not placenta....it's a joke

  • @malcolm2.03
    @malcolm2.03 7 років тому +105

    Those are some weird looking turtles.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +5

      +Malcolm2.0 weird indeed

  • @audritarr4220
    @audritarr4220 7 років тому +341

    i thought the title said "child babies" and i got really confused

  • @idontknow5832
    @idontknow5832 7 років тому +344

    Never saw chickens grow in water

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +97

      +I don't know haha. aqua chickens

    • @shazia_id
      @shazia_id 7 років тому

      Adam C What are the yellow things that were stuck to them? Why were they stuck?

    • @lifeisbutadreamsodreamon
      @lifeisbutadreamsodreamon 7 років тому

      Randomized Shazzy eggs

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Randomized Shazzy those were the eggs. they absorb the egg as food until they can swim around and find their own food

  • @amandaharig1978
    @amandaharig1978 7 років тому

    Thank you for today's biology lesson for my three year old. We have a pond with fry and this video was a whole new level of understanding. cheers.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Amanda Harig awesome I really appreciate the comment Amanda. good luck

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Amanda Harig I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @raezadam
    @raezadam 7 років тому +100

    that's a big balls for a fish that size

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +12

      +Raez Aiman thanks for watching raez

    • @goovinmc5966
      @goovinmc5966 7 років тому

      Adam C what do those eggs become?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +10

      +GoovinMc they are baby fish they grow up to be around 8 inches long and turn bright blue and purple

  • @ergosumadrieyl2927
    @ergosumadrieyl2927 7 років тому +5

    Wow that’s super cool. They’re a very smart fish species. That’s neat how they use their egg sacks like that as food :) the babies are born with their first meals lol

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +2

      +Ergo Sum Adrieyl it is a very cool and effective process for survival I think. I'm going to plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Ergo Sum Adrieyl I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Ergo Sum Adrieyl I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @LannnR
    @LannnR 7 років тому

    This channel needs to grow that's freaking awesome

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +aurjun tamang thank you i appreciate it

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +aurjun tamang I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      aurjun tamang I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @silvius1798
    @silvius1798 7 років тому +16

    its nice to see people taking care of their dogs but how are they breathing underwater for so long?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +6

      +Lil Troll aqua dogs?

  • @TheTritan408
    @TheTritan408 7 років тому +51

    Everyone share.... let make this video viral.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +24

      Tritan thanks for watching tritan I appreciate it

  • @adamchristopher2501
    @adamchristopher2501 7 років тому

    Adam C I read some comments and their replies from you, and i have to say you have the patience and the attitude of a saint.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Adam Christopher haha thanks Adam. the way I see it even the negative comments are still a positive for the channel since they watched. but honestly there's no point in having arguments with hundreds of people

  • @theprimevegan5410
    @theprimevegan5410 7 років тому +4

    i made a egg bubbler before with just a net, a few flat rocks at the bottom and had the air bubbles hitting the rocks from underneath. Everything worked out and all fry lived from egg.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +3

      Jason Langdon cool idea jason. lot of ways to make it work

  • @thebattlepug8871
    @thebattlepug8871 7 років тому +6

    I'm amazed that you replied to all these comments SUBSCRIBED!!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +11

      +The Battle pug thanks pug. if you take time out of your day to watch my video you deserve a response. I appreciate you stopping by. I hope u enjoyed

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      The Battle pug I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

  • @Gladiator333166
    @Gladiator333166 7 років тому

    Very nice 👍 I keep Mbuna and they can fight a lot for territories.Ive a 400 litre tank with just rock and sandy gravel,thanx for sharing.

  • @dobrusiastaszewska7054
    @dobrusiastaszewska7054 7 років тому +72

    Can someone pls tell me what type of chicken this is?
    Thx❤

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +29

      +Dobrusia Staszewska hi it's a small fish. it absorbs the egg as food. have a great day

    • @youaregoingtolovethis
      @youaregoingtolovethis 7 років тому +5

      Dobrusia Staszewska It's called chickenpoxes

    • @justmechanicthings
      @justmechanicthings 7 років тому

      It's a chicken of the sea, or was that Tuna?

    • @pokemonfanfender788
      @pokemonfanfender788 7 років тому

      That is no chicken. It's a fish

    • @frank3xscrazy
      @frank3xscrazy 7 років тому

      Dobrusia Staszewska whatachicken

  • @VK4VO
    @VK4VO 7 років тому +6

    Really cool video,,, I'd hate my head being bashed on everything though waiting for my egg sac to disappear!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +SHAUN STODDART haha. thanks for watching Shaun

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Shaun's Fish Tanks I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @anonthe-third2367
    @anonthe-third2367 7 років тому

    I had no idea that their egg became part of them! This was truly fascinating to watch, thank you

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Anon the-third thank you for watching, I Hope to do this with a larger species in the near future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Anon the-third I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Anon the-third I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @harrisonyeung4793
    @harrisonyeung4793 7 років тому +4

    Love it Adam - are the others star sapphires?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +4

      +Harrison Yeung the others are 25 sapphires and 25 mylos. do around 75 mylos in that tank

  • @jaredmartin4787
    @jaredmartin4787 7 років тому +8

    Hey Adam, my yellow lab is holding and dying at the same time. Have you ever heard of such a thing?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +20

      +jared martin hi Jared, wow I've never seen that. i would strip the eggs asap if you are hoping to save them and put the mom in quarantine

  • @rogerdrum5936
    @rogerdrum5936 7 років тому

    My only fish related subscription. This video sold it. Looking forward to watching the rest you have. I miss my fish.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +roger drum thank you Roger I appreciate that. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      roger drum I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      roger drum I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @Trufflechip
    @Trufflechip 7 років тому +7

    I tried hatching popcorn kernels too but it didn't work

  • @Psycho_Yoshi
    @Psycho_Yoshi 7 років тому +26

    Why this guy putting corn kernels in a fish tank?! XD

  • @xBionicMeltdownx
    @xBionicMeltdownx 7 років тому

    No idea how I got here, but I was entertained. That is really something seeing how these fish grow.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +xBionicMeltdownx I'm glad you enjoyed. thanks for watching. I plan to do this with a larger species in the future

  • @adamc7918
    @adamc7918  7 років тому +72

    also check out baby fish being released:
    ua-cam.com/video/rVlGZwNERVQ/v-deo.html

    • @klingon401
      @klingon401 7 років тому +23

      Why were the eggs moving up and down? Was it like a water current flowing through the tube?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +68

      +Rubix Cube yes the water flows through to keep the eggs moving which simulates the mother holding the eggs in her mouth. if they aren't moving they die

  • @APerson-pd6ws
    @APerson-pd6ws 7 років тому +20

    Where did you get this my mom and dad say only boys have those

  • @Ihavethreeaxolotls
    @Ihavethreeaxolotls 7 років тому

    Awww they are so cute. I have been watching my baby Mollies grow up for a few months now and it is amazing to see them develop!! They are getting so big!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +taytayshoemaker awesome, thanks for watching I hope to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      taytayshoemaker I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

  • @dmagin777
    @dmagin777 7 років тому +8

    very cool..
    And it reminded me of that Southpark episode where the guys jumped around on their big balls

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +dmagin777 haha very true. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      dmagin777 I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @zebraunicorn2012
    @zebraunicorn2012 7 років тому +12

    Real life fish tycoon

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Shae Johnstone yes pretty much so

  • @em-worm
    @em-worm 7 років тому

    Wow this is so interesting! I had no idea cichlids developed outside of the egg (?) Instead of inside it, like chickens do! Fantastic video!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Satsuma Orange thank you for watching, episode 2 is pinned in the comments if you'd like to watch

  • @yyumanager4709
    @yyumanager4709 7 років тому +96

    Man always wanted a lizard

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +4

      +Matrix [colt] me too

  • @unitedwestand4evr177
    @unitedwestand4evr177 7 років тому +4

    They're so cute are those incubators or something?

    • @largeandmildlythreateningr2966
      @largeandmildlythreateningr2966 7 років тому

      UnitedWeStand4EVR egg tumbler, like an incubator but for fishies

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +2

      +UnitedWeStand4EVR it's called an egg tumbler. pretty similar though. it simulates the mother holding the eggs in her mouth like they do in the wild

    • @unitedwestand4evr177
      @unitedwestand4evr177 7 років тому

      Adam C that's awesome.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +UnitedWeStand4EVR thank you i appreciate it

    • @unitedwestand4evr177
      @unitedwestand4evr177 7 років тому

      Adam C every time I get fish they die.

  • @streetstarr4020
    @streetstarr4020 7 років тому

    That's pretty neat. Thank You for sharing. And REALLY Thank You for not talking through whole thing. Hate when people think they need to continue to talk through videos.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Street Starr thanks for watching. I hate talking lol. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Street Starr I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Street Starr I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @SKYL1N3
    @SKYL1N3 7 років тому +5

    won't they get hurt when the water shakes them a lot???

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +5

      +Mystical Music no this simulates them bouncing around inside the mother's mouth which is how they are naturally raised. thanks for watching

  • @sgtturnip8241
    @sgtturnip8241 7 років тому +4

    They grow up so fast

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Sgt Turnip yes they should be full grown within a year

  • @Randomishh
    @Randomishh 2 роки тому

    How did you get them eggs inside the little tumbler? They are soo fragile I would be so scared to hurt them while placing them inside, but it seems so perfect to have them inside there

  • @gummypotato
    @gummypotato 7 років тому +4

    reminds me of when I first kept them... until they got too big and I had to release them

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Galaxity thanks for watching galaxity. I like your name

    • @gummypotato
      @gummypotato 7 років тому

      Adam C thanks!

  • @Edward-oe2yj
    @Edward-oe2yj 7 років тому +21

    tbh, I am only here because I am not wearing my glasses and thought it said I could watch chinchilla babies =(

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Ed- ward haha so did others

  • @jogu1732
    @jogu1732 5 років тому

    Fantastic! Thanks for sharing! Does that whole process normally happens in mom's mouth?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  5 років тому

      Thank you. Yes that all occurs there

  • @ΖωήΑ
    @ΖωήΑ 7 років тому +12

    1:42 Look at the eyes, I'm dying 😂😂

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Zoey haha. thanks for watching. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @ΖωήΑ
      @ΖωήΑ 7 років тому

      Adam C That'd be really cool but, where do you keep all these fish?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +6

      +Zoey I have 8 fish tanks........dont tell my wife lol

  • @dextergalang9396
    @dextergalang9396 7 років тому +39

    it look like a bean

  • @morganhackworth84
    @morganhackworth84 7 років тому

    I have two pairs of convict cichlids. Their fry are much smaller than this, so it's cool to see it on a larger scale

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Morgan Hackworth cool Morgan. I bet you get plenty of fry from them

  • @someedgyperson2008
    @someedgyperson2008 7 років тому +11

    they're drowning help them pls help them :'(

    • @patriciagately1336
      @patriciagately1336 7 років тому

      ÇLØRÖX BLĒÄÇH fish can't drown. I can't even tell if this is a joke, but I assume it is because your profile name and picture.

  • @Sunpy_Emily
    @Sunpy_Emily 7 років тому +6

    When someone says their childhood was awful link them this xD

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Sunpy aww I guess that's a nice thing to say

    • @Sunpy_Emily
      @Sunpy_Emily 7 років тому

      xP
      I just should't imagine spending ~a week attached to an egg and not being able to move.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +2

      +Sunpy I would agree with that. but on the Brightside they get free food all day long for free

    • @Sunpy_Emily
      @Sunpy_Emily 7 років тому

      yee :3

    • @itandeloyola4460
      @itandeloyola4460 7 років тому

      Sex

  • @MaryJoyTaneo
    @MaryJoyTaneo 7 років тому

    They all started just tumbling around then they started swimming. so cute

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Mary Joy Taneo thanks for watching Mary

  • @engineerpk4279
    @engineerpk4279 7 років тому +14

    a little bit of background music would have been nice

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +pekun apara yes you are probably right. thanks for watching

    • @soofilthy
      @soofilthy 7 років тому +6

      Adam C No it's fine background music is stale

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      I'll try to find some sort of solution

    • @imjustoutforastroll5091
      @imjustoutforastroll5091 7 років тому

      pekun apara
      That's funny cause if there's music with a video, there are ALWAYS people complaining about the music choice.

  • @khaliawashington5303
    @khaliawashington5303 7 років тому +3

    1:15 roblox when you get kicked and fly every where like if you agree

  • @crazysithslave
    @crazysithslave 7 років тому

    Thanks for taking the time to show us this. Great work!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Sim W thanks for watching SIM. I will be doing this with a larger species in the near future

    • @crazysithslave
      @crazysithslave 7 років тому

      Adam C awesome! Its a good way to do it.... my fry mostly get eaten but i get a few survive every so often. Its probably better that way as my 1 and only tank would become overstocked quite quickly. What is the species your thinking of?? Do you find the hatch rate is pretty much 100% using this method? I have a couple of my own cichlid vids on my channel if your interested to see. Cheers mate and keep up the awesome vids

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Sim W thanks sim I'll check you out. my next video like this should be on a few weeks and will be buccochromis rhoadesii yellow. I'd say the hatch rate is around 90 percent. there are usually always a few that didn't get fertilized and just don't grow at all

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Sim W I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @bintangsatriou7976
    @bintangsatriou7976 7 років тому +4

    1:12 i feel bad for the left fish

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +adjie rexa they all survived and are doing well

    • @bintangsatriou7976
      @bintangsatriou7976 7 років тому

      I mean the left fish is just moving like crazy, but im happy all of them is survived...

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +adjie rexa yes they go in fits and spurts sometimes

  • @Inked_Absinthe
    @Inked_Absinthe 7 років тому +9

    that's a small bird

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Butter_Gluttons very small

  • @Formoka
    @Formoka 7 років тому

    This is cool. I have no idea why it interested me in the first place, but it's cool. Seems like the eggs must have nutrients in them for the babies, since they don't detach from the body and are eventually absorbed inside.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Formoka thanks for watching. I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Formoka I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @rueriddle
    @rueriddle 7 років тому +7

    that was awesome

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Rue's views thanks rue. I hope to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Rue's views I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Rue's views I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @amanthawen
    @amanthawen 7 років тому

    I didn't know I needed this video in my life until I watched it. That was very interesting to watch.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Tarvina haha thanks for watching. I plan to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Tarvina I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Tarvina I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @sdp703
    @sdp703 7 років тому

    Woow amzing.... How did you separate it in small container? In my tank I couldn't separate them, so at the end only 1-2 baby fish was able to grow.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +sagar patel I took the eggs from the females mouth by netting her. all u really have to do is gently open their mouth and the eggs fall out

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      sagar patel I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      sagar patel I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @octariaatmani8113
    @octariaatmani8113 7 років тому

    Wow, you've done a very great job watching over their growing periode all those time... I've tried before as an amateur and none of them hatched... maybe the water temperature was wrong...
    What about mortality rate? Are they all survive?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Octaria Atmani I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @posesepulu3771
    @posesepulu3771 7 років тому

    I'm glad someone out there is FISHING out the biological details of marine life. I hope you FINish what you started. At least we get to SEA what has been KELPt UNDERWATER for so long by our limited resources; truly inspiring. I'd GILL for more information about our planet's marine life.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Posese Pulu haha . I see what you did there

  • @Serrenoa
    @Serrenoa 7 років тому

    Man. The struggle is real. Looks like they turn inside out! Really cool

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Serrenoa yep they absorb the egg as food until they can swim around and find their own food. I hope to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Serrenoa I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Serenre I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @c-los4124
    @c-los4124 7 років тому

    as for being a fish breeder for a while some time ago i never woulda guessed that the egg was actually their insides after they grew a little more thats mindblowing. ive bred guppies for a while and a few other kinds of fish and my favorite beta fish, for they were the most difficult i have dealt with but ive never seen this before its new for me, nice going though for getting the whole batch hatched

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +C-Los Legendary OG thanks for watching, it is an interesting process

    • @c-los4124
      @c-los4124 7 років тому

      Adam C no problem. sometimes watching stuff like this would give people some motivation to make some hobbies and to try doing it themselves

  • @kp-gbuniqueinterest
    @kp-gbuniqueinterest 7 років тому

    this was a great video. I don't know why ppl would dislike it.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +KoreanPolish*G-Man thank you very much. episode 2 is pinned in the comments

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      KoreanPolish*G-Man I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @mrseve213
    @mrseve213 7 років тому

    so the egg were their food tank?..wow..this is awesome..nice informative vid..i learn more..

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Anasthasia Alex xandra thanks for watching. they absorb the egg for food until they are big enough to swim. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @mrseve213
      @mrseve213 7 років тому

      Adam C cool...cant wait for more..

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Anasthasia Alex xandra thank you for the support

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Anasthasia Alex xandra I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Anasthasia Alex xandra I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @Topvideos1001
    @Topvideos1001 6 років тому +2

    :-) If you watch this video backwards, It looks like how my beer belly grew up.
    Excellent video btw. very nice.

  • @eunaekim9216
    @eunaekim9216 7 років тому

    Wonderful survival rate for the baby fish!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Eunae Kim thank you eunae

  • @Kenneth_Fishing
    @Kenneth_Fishing 7 років тому

    Did you really respond to 3 thousand comments??
    Respect bro that’s what you have gotten from me

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Killer Shark thank you, yes I do my best to respond to every comment on every video

  • @theberrby6836
    @theberrby6836 7 років тому

    I've never seen fish hatch before. Amazing babies! :) Thanks for sharing

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +THE Berrby thank you for watching

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +THE Berrby I just pinned episode 2 in the comments

    • @theberrby6836
      @theberrby6836 7 років тому

      Adam C Oh thanks!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      THE Berrby I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @clairecrawford2444
    @clairecrawford2444 7 років тому

    Really cool and interesting video. How long does it take from egg to fully formed (last of the egg absorbed)

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Claire Crawford thanks Claire a little over 20 days or so. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Claire Crawford I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Claire Crawford I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @noahchars849
    @noahchars849 7 років тому

    The beginning...SO ADORABLE!

    • @noahchars849
      @noahchars849 7 років тому

      I don’t know why.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Noah Regan thanks Noah. episode 2 is pinned in the comments if you'd like to watch

  • @rabbaniasamuelchaudhry7381
    @rabbaniasamuelchaudhry7381 6 років тому

    Amazing... their googly eyes are so cute...

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  6 років тому +1

      thanks for watching

  • @blackobsidian.tigereye
    @blackobsidian.tigereye 5 років тому

    Wat kind of food will help them to get more colorful ?

  • @Psilanthropy
    @Psilanthropy 7 років тому

    Pretty cool. Im amazed at how fast these zebras grow.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Sai The O'Hare Delivery Guy I give the zebras miracle grow

  • @lindaduncan1775
    @lindaduncan1775 6 років тому

    Ive just recently begun keeping cichlids and absolutely love the hobby.Started off with just a few young ones in a 46 litre tank but am waiting for the delivery of a bigger tank now so that I can buy some more lol Ive kept guppies but pretty as they can be they dont have the characters that cichlids seem to have,theyre really interesting to watch ,thanks for posting this ,I enjoyed seeing how they start out :) Subscribed :)

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  6 років тому +1

      Thank you Linda I hope you enjoy my channel. I'm so glad you're excited about the hobby!

    • @lindaduncan1775
      @lindaduncan1775 6 років тому

      @@adamc7918 Thanks for the reply-yep ,its the hobby Ive always needed but didnt realise lol Gets a bit addictive,keep posting :)

  • @simonsuckerr7208
    @simonsuckerr7208 7 років тому

    this video is great..i don't know why would people dislike it..

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +simon suckerr thanks simon. episode 2 is pinned in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      simon suckerr I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @astridleibacuno7046
    @astridleibacuno7046 3 роки тому

    I always watch your vids as my stress reliever I'm so curious about that fishes and I'm thinking of buying some🥰thank you for this😍😍😍❤️❤️

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  3 роки тому +1

      Awesome, thanks for watching

  • @tcgfant
    @tcgfant 4 роки тому

    Wow! That was super cool to watch! Were those like eggs?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  4 роки тому +1

      Thank you. Yes they were eggs that transformed into fish

  • @galacticjewels7856
    @galacticjewels7856 7 років тому

    That's actually wicked cool. Took my a while to actually notice there were little bodies attached to the eggs lol thanks for sharing.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +anime fan thanks for watching. I hope to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Galactic Jewels I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Galactic Jewels I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @amrodp1692
    @amrodp1692 7 років тому

    This video is so powerful.. I'm holding back tears

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Muffin Bot thank you for watching. episode 2 is pinned in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Mr Hackro I just released a new episode if you're interested

    • @amrodp1692
      @amrodp1692 7 років тому

      Adam C ok

  • @spiralpython1989
    @spiralpython1989 7 років тому

    Fascinating vid. And I've learned a lot reading your responses to comments and queries. Thanks for posting

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Spiral Python thank you I appreciate you watching. I plan to do this with a larger species in a few months hopefully

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Spiral Python I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Spiral Python I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @bree3940
    @bree3940 7 років тому

    Hello I have some questions
    1 why were they still attached to the egg when they were growing?
    2 why were the eggs bobbing up and down?
    3 where do the eggs go when the fry are growing?

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Bree Dallas they absorb the egg as food until they can swim around and find their own food. the bobbing up and down simulates the mother fish holding the eggs in her mouth for protection. if they aren't moving they can rot and die similar to bed sores. thanks for watching bree

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Bree C I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @imjustoutforastroll5091
    @imjustoutforastroll5091 7 років тому

    Fascinating, my little boys loved it. Thanks.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +I'm Just Out For a Stroll awesome. thanks for watching. I hope to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      I'm Just Out For a Stroll I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      I'm Just Out For a Stroll I just released a new episode if you're interested

  • @HartSickle
    @HartSickle 6 років тому

    I thought the one behind it was a reflection for a while until they were gone lol. Also its so cool how they absorb the egg membrane back into their body for nutrientd.

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  6 років тому

      haha several people have said that. thanks for watching

  • @Vimptocandle
    @Vimptocandle 7 років тому

    Amazing how so many survive in the wild! So vulnerable for so long!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      +Geoff Saunderson honestly a majority do not make it from everything I've read

    • @Vimptocandle
      @Vimptocandle 7 років тому

      Adam C it's quit the epic battle isn't it, so what, a African Rift Valley cichlid may have 30 odd eggs, without them being stripped she is going to loose quit a few of those in the wild, not accounting for duds she will eat herself, then the rearing of the fry constantly under the watchful gaze of every predator in eye shot of her territory, then sub adulthood and independence. It's amazing any make it!. I refuse to buy wild caught these days, what with added pressure of human population, and the understanding of the utter miracle that takes place to get that fish too adulthood. I think it could one day be up to us aquarists to support these amazing animals in the wild and not the other way round. Sad thought isn't it!

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      Geoff Saunderson I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch

  • @MagnanimousMinotaur
    @MagnanimousMinotaur 7 років тому

    Whoa, that's wild! I would never have imagined them developing like that, I've only ever seen animals grow from inside the egg. Is this a common way for fish to develop or is it specific to this species? Thanks for sharing! :)

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому +1

      +Stefanie B thanks for watching Stefanie, it is interesting to see. it isn't common among all fish but this is pretty common among african cichlids which are fish from lake Malawi, lake tanganyika and lake Victoria. I hope to do this with a larger species in the future

    • @MagnanimousMinotaur
      @MagnanimousMinotaur 7 років тому

      Awesome! :)

    • @adamc7918
      @adamc7918  7 років тому

      Stefanie B I just pinned episode 2 in the comments if you'd like to watch