Looks like some products are out of stock you can contact mike directly through his FB page herefacebook.com/MikePhyto/ or through the website to get an ETA and setup a shipping date.
WOW!! You've made so many videos and almost 100% have continually taught us something to improve our chances of success. The Mandarin Goby is one of the main fish that I have on my bucket list to get in the future (tanks only been active for 7 months). This info will make my next 6 months much more productive Thank you again.
I've always had mandarins from the wild that would eat pellets off a bare bottom tank. Even in high flow SPS tanks, they would ride the flow on the bottom and gobble the pellets up.
Received the chaeto today that i ordered from you to get my fuge started....great packing...great product ty....will def be visiting mikes web site in a bit to pick up some pods and stuff...ty for 1 of many great vids you put out
I love that with his products you can see all the animals moving in the bottles compared to other companies that you don't see anything great video like always man
Great video! I did this when I prepped for a mandarin goby also... I would like another one soon once my systems get back into a normal swing.. Great content as always. Stay salty, keep on reefing!
Awesome, so glad to see you are planning on getting some mandarins, they are one of my favorite fish too. Great timing with you video too as I'm also preparing for some dragonetes, but with a slightly different approach, I'm setting up a display refugium that will house them and I custom built a sump with a phytoplankton culture chamber that will automatically dose and feed my pod population in the chaeto chamber. I'm currently culturing more phyto than I need to dose my tank so now I'm planning on starting a pod culture too so I can utilize my excess phyto, we were lucky to find 4 one gallon glass jars with lids and taps marked down from $8 to $1 each at Walmart, so now I just need the pods for them to start that culture, so I'll be checking out your friends pods for sure. I've been reading up on dragonetes and they are said to eat about 1000 pods per day per fish, I want a pair of mandarins and a pair of ruby reds so I'm making sure I prepare as best as I can for them and add a bit of my creativity to it in the process.
A simple thing you said that i think people don't realise how important it is : Phytoplankton is the base of the food chain. When i will redo my Nano Saltwater tank i will add a refugium, i try my best without it but ... you NEED a refugium to move forward.
Nice video. I got a pair of mandarins some months ago and am struggling to keep em fed. They do eat frozen now but they basically get scraps as they can't compete with the other fish. Gonna try this site cuz it looks like you get a lot in a bottle.
You guys are lucky! In my country, it is RARE to see live food (freshwater) let alone saltwater. I culture grindal worms but they last 2 months tops. Tried hatching brine, but was never able to get the amount required for my tank (250 gallon). Currently feeding frozen, pellets, flakes and seaweed.
Where is the video to see the mandarin goby and I’m planning on setting up a 10 gallon salt tank can’t afford a bigger would. A mandarin goby be able to live in it !?
Looks like some products are out of stock you can contact mike directly through his FB page herefacebook.com/MikePhyto/ or through the website to get an ETA and setup a shipping date.
Great video and awesome information. It does look like he has a really nice product. The life in the bottles is hard to deny.
WOW!! You've made so many videos and almost 100% have continually taught us something to improve our chances of success. The Mandarin Goby is one of the main fish that I have on my bucket list to get in the future (tanks only been active for 7 months). This info will make my next 6 months much more productive Thank you again.
I've always had mandarins from the wild that would eat pellets off a bare bottom tank. Even in high flow SPS tanks, they would ride the flow on the bottom and gobble the pellets up.
Received the chaeto today that i ordered from you to get my fuge started....great packing...great product ty....will def be visiting mikes web site in a bit to pick up some pods and stuff...ty for 1 of many great vids you put out
I love that with his products you can see all the animals moving in the bottles compared to other companies that you don't see anything great video like always man
Great video! I did this when I prepped for a mandarin goby also... I would like another one soon once my systems get back into a normal swing..
Great content as always.
Stay salty, keep on reefing!
I am preparing the tank for my Mandarin goby, great video and instant sub
Awesome, so glad to see you are planning on getting some mandarins, they are one of my favorite fish too. Great timing with you video too as I'm also preparing for some dragonetes, but with a slightly different approach, I'm setting up a display refugium that will house them and I custom built a sump with a phytoplankton culture chamber that will automatically dose and feed my pod population in the chaeto chamber. I'm currently culturing more phyto than I need to dose my tank so now I'm planning on starting a pod culture too so I can utilize my excess phyto, we were lucky to find 4 one gallon glass jars with lids and taps marked down from $8 to $1 each at Walmart, so now I just need the pods for them to start that culture, so I'll be checking out your friends pods for sure. I've been reading up on dragonetes and they are said to eat about 1000 pods per day per fish, I want a pair of mandarins and a pair of ruby reds so I'm making sure I prepare as best as I can for them and add a bit of my creativity to it in the process.
A simple thing you said that i think people don't realise how important it is : Phytoplankton is the base of the food chain.
When i will redo my Nano Saltwater tank i will add a refugium, i try my best without it but ... you NEED a refugium to move forward.
Good video as always
Good show
I have an all on one tank, no chaeto. Will copepods survive without a sump/chaeto? I really want a mandarin
cool product.
are you still going to be running filter socks? or do you think theyll catch to many critters flowing thru the sump
What lights are on your fuge?
Hi!!! I’m hatching brine shrimp, can I putt them with my Chaeto? If so, I need to turn my skimmer off? For how long?
Nice video. I got a pair of mandarins some months ago and am struggling to keep em fed. They do eat frozen now but they basically get scraps as they can't compete with the other fish. Gonna try this site cuz it looks like you get a lot in a bottle.
So do you also feed your fish once a day or does the monthly dosing of live food take care of them?
Would you recommend adding the pods or shrimp when starting a tank? Or is it too early? Great vid thanks
Wait until its cycled
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What if you have a uv sterilizer?
You guys are lucky! In my country, it is RARE to see live food (freshwater) let alone saltwater. I culture grindal worms but they last 2 months tops. Tried hatching brine, but was never able to get the amount required for my tank (250 gallon). Currently feeding frozen, pellets, flakes and seaweed.
Seems they had a run some products out of stock. Nice video!
Yea you can contact him via the site and see when they will be back in
Where is the video to see the mandarin goby and I’m planning on setting up a 10 gallon salt tank can’t afford a bigger would. A mandarin goby be able to live in it !?
Great video! Can brine reproduce in the fuge ?
No they cant but the pods can
What happened to Reggie?