no its possible now, they have been working on it in japan. the system has this technology that makes the bubbles 75% salt 25% fresh water, but it's slightly different from brackish
Im was working as fisherybiologist so i really know what is the point to have an aquarium . There is not such a thing like a godfish with clown , in nature........... they just want to make money on that magical sh....t . Thats all ....................... Coral reefs going to disappear in few 10 years , beter think about that people !!!!!!!!!!
I read something in Bob Fenner's book about how they replace the salt with some kind of sugar?IDK how it works but it raises the specific gravity of the water while keeping the salt content low.I guess the PH would have to be lower than sea water.
3. Those smart Japenese have altered goldfish so much in the past 100's of years, they probably found a way to modify them where they can breathe through saltwater.
2. I once saw the very famous documentary "Earth". These scuba-divers were going through an underwater cave and halfway through, the water changed to fresh. You could litterally see the line where freshwater became saltwater. I believe saltwater is heavier than freshwater, so that's why most clownfish seem to be swimming at the bottom. - Just a possible idea...
It looks like the saltwater fish are taking the biggest hit. There's 4 possibilities that I can think of.
1. They've slowly acclimatized each saltwater fish to a very low salinity level (brackish), and vice-versa for the freshwater. Also, the bladder of saltwater fish holds less "air" since saltwater makes you float alot more. All saltwater fish are at the bottom, giving me the hint that it's mostly freshwater in there...
RIDICULO IMPOCIVEL !!!!!!!!!!!
jestsan0 1 month ago
What is the name of this song? Thanks!
PowerOFtheVTEC 1 year ago
@PowerOFtheVTEC
Audioswap - Easy Listening > Bryan Ingram > Ben's Song.
mainflame 1 year ago
where can i find more on this...???? someone plz help
OldSkool176 1 year ago
@OldSkool176
it sweet water ...
KoDenzell 1 year ago
no its possible now, they have been working on it in japan. the system has this technology that makes the bubbles 75% salt 25% fresh water, but it's slightly different from brackish
tommylee1990 1 year ago
ummm.... cruel?
bcdrummer 1 year ago 2
HOOOOOOOOOOOOW
TheADHDAvenger 2 years ago
I think its inhuman and it is . Its unpleasant .
Im was working as fisherybiologist so i really know what is the point to have an aquarium . There is not such a thing like a godfish with clown , in nature........... they just want to make money on that magical sh....t . Thats all ....................... Coral reefs going to disappear in few 10 years , beter think about that people !!!!!!!!!!
MegaRivendell 2 years ago
I read something in Bob Fenner's book about how they replace the salt with some kind of sugar?IDK how it works but it raises the specific gravity of the water while keeping the salt content low.I guess the PH would have to be lower than sea water.
yngvai777 2 years ago
wtf? it cant be.
bigbaby718 2 years ago
fake
uletron2003 2 years ago
WOw how did you get this video? This was Hitlers famous fish tank...
TheHooplah 2 years ago
3. Those smart Japenese have altered goldfish so much in the past 100's of years, they probably found a way to modify them where they can breathe through saltwater.
4. It's really magical water.
jackofalltrad3 2 years ago
2. I once saw the very famous documentary "Earth". These scuba-divers were going through an underwater cave and halfway through, the water changed to fresh. You could litterally see the line where freshwater became saltwater. I believe saltwater is heavier than freshwater, so that's why most clownfish seem to be swimming at the bottom. - Just a possible idea...
jackofalltrad3 2 years ago
It looks like the saltwater fish are taking the biggest hit. There's 4 possibilities that I can think of.
1. They've slowly acclimatized each saltwater fish to a very low salinity level (brackish), and vice-versa for the freshwater. Also, the bladder of saltwater fish holds less "air" since saltwater makes you float alot more. All saltwater fish are at the bottom, giving me the hint that it's mostly freshwater in there...
jackofalltrad3 2 years ago
probibly pump the water so full of chemicals so it provides what both fish need to survive, but probibly have bad long term effects
gprime22 2 years ago
thats nuts, how does this effect the long term on a tank setup, can you house coral as well, or just fish
mattkatsaba 2 years ago
its a new product called magic water or something like that, some of those clowns dont look so good
ceeej31 2 years ago
wow...
ixd88 2 years ago
how?????????????
puck126 2 years ago
Alright, how'd they do that?
thomprd 2 years ago