Big thanks to Polyp Lab for sponsoring this fun & creative wild coral feeding video in the Solomon Islands and if you want to see more, check out the previous wild feeding video from Papua New Guinea czcams.com/video/sI3oF7T5v6U/video.html
Just got back from vacation down in Orlando Florida ..had to stop buy and check out the store down on orange blossom trail ...man it was breath taking corals and fishes where amazing..staff where very help full and answerd alot of my noobie question lol ..I highly recommend everyone to check the store out
Those feather dusters weren’t having ANY part of it 😂😂 god this is such an amazing video jake!! I’ve always wanted to do this in real life, and I’m sure all of those corals really appreciate it! They have probably never had this amount of nutrient dense food.. EVER.
This video makes me rethink my lighting settings and I can’t get over that leather coral in the beginning of the video. I have chased so many leathers to look like the one in the video and I’ve had no success on polyp extension
Another great dive and footage, thanks for sharing. Kinda ridiculous question, do you ever see wild aptasia on the reefs you dive? Just more of a curious question than anything. I was looking and dont think I seen any.
make me think whether i put too much flow in my tank. those lps extended their polyps and meat quite gracefully and doesnt seem to have much flow around them. the goni, plate coral, euphyllias, cynarina etc..
completely dependent on depth, you can watch the early part of the dive as I go deeper it gets darker and bluer, although I white balance the camera to correct the blueness
As always Jake awesome shots! That place looks so peacefull (underwater) it must be a lot of enjoyment to be there and doing what you love. I have a question about using some products, im used to feed my corals everyday with reef roids, now im using from red sea the a&b reef energy can i feed both products at same time or should i change between them? One day this one day that? My nutrients are no3 1mg/po4 0,07. Mixed Reef. Thanks for taking the time for my question.
Big thanks to Polyp Lab for sponsoring this fun & creative wild coral feeding video in the Solomon Islands and if you want to see more, check out the previous wild feeding video from Papua New Guinea czcams.com/video/sI3oF7T5v6U/video.html
This video makes me rethink my whole flow lighting settings... awesome vid
My insomnia paid off... 4am video
Absolutely amazing. Feeding my corals is one of my favorite things to do. I may have to try feeding corals in the wild soon. Thanks Jake.
Why do I keep worrying about phosphates?
😂😂😂😂
Wow this is great now I can finally see the water movement around the corals.
Love the video Jake!! Definitely on my bucket list to dive! Corals look amazing there. Must be an unforgettable experience. 🤙🌊🌊😍😍
awesome tunes Jake! totally ready for the summer!
Jake, Great job in show casing the many different corals. Equally as great in the way you handled the camera and fed the corals at the same time. 👍
Man it was so much mental acuity and manual dexterity required, but the shots came out killer, thanks
I bet it was for sure. You’re right, killer shots. I very much enjoyed watching
Excellent video Jake
you should do a repeat dive the next day to see the reaction to the food of the said food path you laid. just a suggestion. great video.
Wow! Very awesome! I never imagined someone feeding coral! True Earth Care! Thank you!
The frogspawn at 8:39 oh my god
Awesome. Thank you for sharing
Amazing as always! Great content
Just got back from vacation down in Orlando Florida ..had to stop buy and check out the store down on orange blossom trail ...man it was breath taking corals and fishes where amazing..staff where very help full and answerd alot of my noobie question lol ..I highly recommend everyone to check the store out
Nice video Jake really enjoyed this one! Keep them coming brother.
That was awesome! 👏🏼 So satisfying.
Another awesome video. Didn’t see many fish especially when feeding coral.
Those feather dusters weren’t having ANY part of it 😂😂 god this is such an amazing video jake!! I’ve always wanted to do this in real life, and I’m sure all of those corals really appreciate it! They have probably never had this amount of nutrient dense food.. EVER.
Awesome video jake, thank you 😁👍
This video makes me rethink my lighting settings and I can’t get over that leather coral in the beginning of the video. I have chased so many leathers to look like the one in the video and I’ve had no success on polyp extension
YOU ARE RAISING THE NITRATES! lol
He performed a 25% water change brah 😳😳
@@sarfarazulhaq4577 im pretty sure the skimmer broke... only reason why he had to do a water change.
Thank for the video, it seems all the Euphyllia colonies were rather small, did you see larger one? That lobophyllia colony was really stunning.
torch corals are often just a few heads at a time but there is a jumbo colony of octopus/yaeyaemensis in the video
I really love your videos!!! Regards from Ecuador
Great video feeding wild corals, noticed that theres not much flow on the corals...
He made sure to turn off the circulation and return pumps
Diving is best when there's little flow, especially when trying to simultaneously feed and film
wow cool white hammer! never seen something like that
Très intéressant, merci !!! 👍👍👍
Your awesome ! love your videos
hey I love your video thank you very much.
The oceans appreciate you Jake !
excelent video, congratulations
love the shots from above the reef...who shall be next to receive the Pipette Tip of Fortune?
Your camera/coral feeder looks like it came from Area 51 after the raid 😆
Jake what’s the name of the songs you used? I’m trying to get them.
Another great dive and footage, thanks for sharing.
Kinda ridiculous question, do you ever see wild aptasia on the reefs you dive? Just more of a curious question than anything. I was looking and dont think I seen any.
No, not really - I see cyano and algae but I can't even remember seeing an Aiptasia, but they probably hide in the crevices of the reef
That was awesome to watch. How often would you recommend coral feedings in the home aquarium?
once a week is infinitely more than never - food for thought
8:40 that's a lot of flatworms
Did you turn off the water flow everything is so calm
So Torch corals like spot feeding? Mine release a mucus when Fed...
Please tell me what the reggae song is at the beginning of the video! It's driving me crazy. I can't find it anywhere. Even Shazam can't find it
I find all of jake adams videos so interesting
There also seems to be no flow or very low flow as the torch corals dont seem to be moving
Diving is best when there's little flow, especially when trying to simultaneously feed and film
Awesome, video. Could i ask in a home aquarium how much would you feed a torch coral and octospawn for target feeding or should i just broadcast
if you can see it getting any food, that's enough, corals have very low metabolism compared to moving creatures we are used to
This will be someone's ASMR
make me think whether i put too much flow in my tank. those lps extended their polyps and meat quite gracefully and doesnt seem to have much flow around them. the goni, plate coral, euphyllias, cynarina etc..
Diving is best when there's little flow, especially when trying to simultaneously feed and film
What are the songs in the video? Very good as always btw
Loved the video.. what were you feeding the corals??
@Stephen Dobs appreciate that.. Had the volume down 😬
Reef Roids by Polyp Lab
what's the thing you feed at 5:02? i saw two on your video and ive never seen those before 0.0
When you go diving would you say the corals are getting more of a blue spectrum like in our tanks or more of a white light
completely dependent on depth, you can watch the early part of the dive as I go deeper it gets darker and bluer, although I white balance the camera to correct the blueness
make a velcro belt with pre-loaded syringes. bless you kind sir! you do wonders! we
SuperHero style with the rest of the outfit as well
did you turn off the pumps? ahahahah
Anyone know what song that was playing in the beginning
Satisfying - but can the LPS actually eat that, or do they need bigger foods?
I can never tell if my SPS care if I feed them (day or night time).
Introducing wild corals to the Standard American Diet (SAD) hahaha
Good music, what songs are they?
neuwave1 yeah I have been Shazaming the hell out of them and it’s not coming up with anything lol. It’s killing me😂
As always Jake awesome shots! That place looks so peacefull (underwater) it must be a lot of enjoyment to be there and doing what you love. I have a question about using some products, im used to feed my corals everyday with reef roids, now im using from red sea the a&b reef energy can i feed both products at same time or should i change between them? One day this one day that? My nutrients are no3 1mg/po4 0,07. Mixed Reef. Thanks for taking the time for my question.
nothing wrong with mixing it up, we all enjoy a variety of foods.
Thanks a lot Sir!
Dude... You forgot to turn down the wavemakers 🤦♂️
😒 lol
👏👏👏👏👏👏
What’s the name of the song
I think that annoys corals more than anything else!
So beautiful, absolutely gorgeous
I can't see the vid is all black out
Still wish I was you
👏👏🆒
Bruh stop the songs 🤦♂️
These corals get almost no flow at all!