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Empire of Dirt Aquatics (Jeff Kane)
Registrace 30. 12. 2014
I am who I am. This channel is a part of my life, not specific to any hobby. đđ if you need to contact me, find me on FishFamLink, Discord, or Facebook.
Pond stream system (no fish not mine) one day I might have one this nice đđđ
Pond stream system (no fish not mine) one day I might have one this nice đđđ
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Paramecium/Infusoria mixed culture with unknowns. a culture jar reboot a year ish dry.
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Paramecium/Infusoria mixed culture with unknowns. a culture jar reboot a year ish dry.
â@FishEZ Fresh and pure Paramecia culture. thank you for the culture Michael!
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â@FishEZ Fresh and pure Paramecia culture. thank you for the culture Michael!
Mr Craby the crayfish and his neighbors đđ
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Mr Craby the crayfish and his neighbors đđ
Copper Falls State Park stairs! well crafted stairs. #statepark
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Copper Falls State Park stairs! well crafted stairs. #statepark
Copper Falls the path down from the tower... #statepark
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Copper Falls the path down from the tower... #statepark
Copper Falls State Park waterfalls creek chubs and frog (Jill's video)
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Copper Falls State Park waterfalls creek chubs and frog (Jill's video)
Rhadinocentrus Ornatus ( #rainbowfish ) mop, eggs, and fry attempts 2 and 3
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Rhadinocentrus Ornatus ( #rainbowfish ) mop, eggs, and fry attempts 2 and 3
Rhadinocentrus Ornatus fry, first intentional spawn (Lowell's Fish Lab breeder box) @FathomAquatics
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Rhadinocentrus Ornatus fry, first intentional spawn (Lowell's Fish Lab breeder box) @FathomAquatics
Lake Superior depth perception and size definitely does not n't show well on camera
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Lake Superior depth perception and size definitely does not n't show well on camera
Florida Flag Fish guarding eggs in a community tank setting (old footage re-upload)
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Florida Flag Fish guarding eggs in a community tank setting (old footage re-upload)
Florida Flag Fish spawning behavior in a community tank setting (old footage)
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Florida Flag Fish spawning behavior in a community tank setting (old footage)
Rhadinocentrus Ornatus eggs @PeplinCreekAquatics @StephenP2003 @DepthsUnknown
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Rhadinocentrus Ornatus eggs @PeplinCreekAquatics @StephenP2003 @DepthsUnknown
Lake Superior at the mouth of the Brule River, and it is also a river that runs north đ
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Lake Superior at the mouth of the Brule River, and it is also a river that runs north đ
Apistogramma baenschi 'Inka 50' and adult Super Red Calico long fin bristle nose
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Apistogramma baenschi 'Inka 50' and adult Super Red Calico long fin bristle nose
Fresh Blue Eye Lemon Bristle Nose fry
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Fresh Blue Eye Lemon Bristle Nose fry
Koi err Endler Black Moore (culls) pond/tub thingy
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Koi err Endler Black Moore (culls) pond/tub thingy
Praecox Rainbowfish in ground barrel/tub breeding project
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Praecox Rainbowfish in ground barrel/tub breeding project
Rhadinocentrus Ornatus in ground barrel/tub summer breeding project. đđ
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Rhadinocentrus Ornatus in ground barrel/tub summer breeding project. đđ
â@ellfishtanks29 This is what I have rounded up so far for you. I have to dig a little more.
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â@ellfishtanks29 This is what I have rounded up so far for you. I have to dig a little more.
Prarie Lake Oneida County 5.9ph 30tds @StephenP2003
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Prarie Lake Oneida County 5.9ph 30tds @StephenP2003
Tomahawk River Vallisneria @JayRockDoesStuff
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Tomahawk River Vallisneria @JayRockDoesStuff
Normally crystal clear water #gotpollin đŹ
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Normally crystal clear water #gotpollin đŹ
Pond transition test with cull Black Moores
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Pond transition test with cull Black Moores
Clown Killies the dirted "filter less" bowl
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Clown Killies the dirted "filter less" bowl
Rams horn snail's yummy yummy đđ
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Rams horn snail's yummy yummy đđ
A quick view of my shart show AKA my Empire of Dirt
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A quick view of my shart show AKA my Empire of Dirt
Turns out I hadn't subbed to you, that has now changed
@TheFishRoom I appreciate it Cam hopefully I will have something that entertains you đ
@@jeffkane4391 You like fish, I like fish, job done.
Nice!
That's an awesome showing how nature isn't perfect but yet it is. All hail the Empire of dirt!
Right Sonny G and đ đ€Ł đ
So do you take some water and let it set for a while, or just dump it right into the tanks? I usually just dump any water into my community tank and i dont really see many bugs or anything theres one that lookes like a cone but i think its just a dragonfly i cant see any scuds or daphnia or anything really small growing, do i have to have a tank specifically for growing out scuds and stuff?
@shakinbottles if I don't have an empty tank, I like to use pickle jars or something similar. I prefer to see what I'm adding to a tank so I don't add leachs or other undesirables on purpose. That being said, the Oscar's love them a good dragon fly nymph đđ there are some viruses out there that do effect fish differently, pending species, so I personally quarantine the wild-type bug collections within reason. If my bug jar or tank is doing great for 2 or 3 months, that's about all a person can realistically do shy of not adding wild creatures to the aquarium. The best place for me has been a ditch on the bog side attached to a small lake via a culvert. It yields the largest verity of micro critters for me. Daphnia to seed shrimp, planaria, hydra, and sponges as well. The sponges have never survived long-term. Something always makes them disappear at some point. I have found aquatic isopods under rocks near shore on some of our flowages, the one I find the most at is near a paper mill that does use the water in their system and dumps it back into the system. I don't know if there is a correlation but an observation either way. Scuds I find in almost every body of water that I look for them in. If you're targeting Daphnia, specifically try a waterproof light at night near cover and have patients (put it in the water and wait). Do look into local laws. Each state is different, and some counties exceed the states laws. I hope there's a little useful information in this mini book đ @shakinbottles
@@jeffkane4391 hey thanks man I really do appreciate it. I think your up by the great lakes because of your shorts, is that correct? I've only ever seen one sponge from my local water and that was from one of the biggest lakes near me and like probably 10 years ago, idk if that has anything to do with the other biodiversity around me or not but I just found it interesting that you can find sponges. I'm in Kansas and our waters are very muddy most of the time, is that going to effect how these microorganism and microfauna live in my waters? Also I don't really have a ditch nearby, all of my water sources are running streams or lakes with mostly sandstone and clay, (or manmade with idk what kind of rocks and boulders), so how would I go about finding scuds/daphnia, etc, in there kinds of waters?
@@jeffkane4391 also what kind of quarantine do you do with outside water? And I was thinking about feeding the dragonfly nymph to my sunfish. But he's just so cute and I havnt seen him mess with any of my fish yet, so I'll give him a chance I already had one morph or whatever inside anyways lol.
@shakinbottles lakes for the daphnia or slow pools on a creek or river in the weeds and roots. If the water is 3 feet of visibility, stick to water less than 3 feet deep. Scuds will be in the weeds as well if they don't have any rock or wood cover. If the water is too dark to support plant life, find water that supports it.
@shakinbottles yes I'm in Northern Wisconsin, about an hour and a half ish south of Lake Superior
How do i get it like this in my community tanksđ
If something is eating them in a community setting the quantity won't be visible during the day
very cool !
What an absolutely beautiful setting, Jeff! ~Ron
It definitely is, one day I hope to have something similar
@@jeffkane4391 That's on my list too. đ
Wow that was really cool!!! đ THANKS for sharing and Inspiring others â€!!
Thank you for appreciating it. It is definitely a beautiful system.
Rip rainbow fryđ„
There are definitely plenty of rainbow fry to raise up over the winter đ
Bet theres some nice colored darters in that stream
Maybe. The only fish I could definitely identify were creek chubs
@@jeffkane4391 well dang good luck on your adventures man I just got some red shiners, crawfish, banded darters and a couple little catfish this past week, tanks are growing and getting more natural as the days go by. Good luck on everything man hope it's going good.
Amazing tank. How much for the whiptails?
These came from the wet spot tropical at $24 each . Hopefully, they will be grown out enough over the next year or 2 for spawning they are pretty young still. đ
@@jeffkane4391 that's a little to much for me rnđ lmk when you get them spawning ide be interested for sure.
How did you get them
@shakinbottels a little water from a bog near me. It's attached to a lake via a culvert. The water was low this year, so I only had one good harvest to start up the ponds and barrels. I do have some pure stains inside, but the little brown copipods are great little workers and help me jump start a fresh setup. I typically get fairy shrimp, daphnia, scuds, and planaria from the same spot. The good with the "bad" pending point of view and how it's being used.
@@jeffkane4391 good stuff thanks man
Awesome!! â€
Thanks JJ I'm still remodeling the house and fishroom so I definitely have limited space currently đ
Now thatâs a good lunch
Like smelt! đđđ
Passed a van today looked like yours roof rack and all đ. but it had a Tennessee tag on it and was local
Sweet đ I love seeing the older body styles out on the road đ đ
So cool. They seem right at home.
They do good for about 15 days ish. Then they get to be a bit much to keep up with and get upgraded
Cool
Black angels are absolutely stunning in my opinion đđđ
Thank you, I do agree as well đđ
Fired Up pond; also that stream is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Tim I appreciate it.
I have watched this three times now. I absolutely love it. Your friend has the longest stream I have ever seen. It looks amazing. The entire set up is awesome. Wow
The property definitely helped it be possible. The beginning of the stream is about 15 - 20 feet higher than the pond it ends in. I believe the stream is around 150 to 170 feet long based on the home dimensions. Based on the age of the furnace, the pond and stream should be close to 20 years old.
Just a couple lol
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I like
Hopefully, one day, we can have one of ourselves
Absolutely gorgeous
đŻ agreed Kyle
That is SUPER bad ass, you think you could build something like that at your pad one day?
They did make good use of a natural hill side
Very beautiful. Why no fish?
It's his vacation home, 2nd of 3 homes if I remember correctly. He's not there often.
@@jeffkane4391 understandable I guess
@@jeffkane4391hey Jeff do you follow my channel yet?
Fabulous pond đđđ
100% agreed
Your alarm triggered my anxiety of having a job and waking up and stuff. But that's a cool setup!
It's my ringtone đ
Beautiful, peaceful sounds. Thank for sharing
Really?, no fish there?
It his vacation home, so he's not there often enough to care for them
100% agreed and thank you đ
@@jeffkane4391 understood. No need for fish, is an amazing place
Thatâs pretty cool
Rad! Pondstreamđđœ
đŻ agreed đ
Just beautiful! That took a lot of work!
It does so hopefully I can still do the work myself when I'm finally able to afford it đ
@@jeffkane4391 Staying active is the secret. In my experience.
@@jeffkane4391 The trick is to stay active, I know this from experience.
@@dixsigns1717 I do my best to. đ€đ
Nice!! thats alot of rocks to move Jeff. hope ya save your back .lol
I'm really confident that whoever he hired used heavy equipment for 99% of the work
Now a sunfish can get lost in theređ
đŻ agreed
That was insanely awesome Jeff. I didnât think it was ever going to end .
100% agreed Patty's I love revisiting that system
Very nice
One day Richard, one day đđ
Stunning đ thanks for showing us Jeff đ€đ
Thanks Debz â€ïž đ I like getting back each year and seeing how it changes
Well we know there's something living in there.Very cool Kane!
There's migratory fogs for sure, I have seen a few in past years.
Wow! Beautiful
đŻ agreed đđđ
I want one to jeffđ . How much do you think a pond like that would cost đ€
Hired out in today's age, I'm thinking 50k to 70k? I believe the house is tax rolled 1.5 to 2 million now.
That's a lot of money. My wallet is crying đą
@Aquarium_Fantasy-HF I am 100% guessing based on smaller projects, I could be overeating or underestimating
I still want one đ«
I counted atleast 40 fry in that container đ
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Anyone up for counting?
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Greenwater it's what fish craveđ
It can be a struggle to keep it going when you want it đ
Apparently a lot
At least 100 more could fill in the spaces
Cute đ đ€đ
What kind of fish
Rhadinocentrus Ornatus Rainbow fish fry, aka swimming eyelashes
Idk, but they looking yummy with tha green sauce and little floating lettuce there!!!đ
Fish head soup?
All of them thats necessary
That's it.. I'm calling fish police đ
đ I might have already told them
Lolđ
Looking good, Jeff