@cannonj16 Comments like this are worrying inditements of the education system. Please read before forcing an uninformed opinion onto my video. Thanks.
@boulehead i apoligize for misunderstanding i saw day 114 ect and thought you were doing this for months. and to have people look at discription you should post it in the video itself so people will actually look
and what have we learned everyone? Dont fucking play with mercury or anything dangerous unless you know what you are doing... use gloves anytime you are doing something you aren't sure about.. in fact... go buy gloves AND a gas mask for 8 bucks at your local walmart. THEN do the thing you thought would be cool.
To those who didn't read or just didn't understand... he said this was his EXPERIENCE using a mercury based thermometer... EXPERIENCE... not EXPERIMENT.
You obviously had a beautiful tank my friend... sorry that it turned out like that for you.
Boulehead, did you said that you used the leaking mercury thermometer as an experiment for the porcupinefish to recover from?!? Get a life, aquarium wannabe! :(((
@JerryGiesler09 "you used the leaking mercury thermometer as an experiment for the porcupinefish to recover from?" I don't know where you got that idea from. It's both cruel and useless. Reading the description before posting an insulting comment might help you next time.
mercury thermometers are dangerous. they have found a certain alloy of gallium, indium and tin or something that may soon replace it, just that it has a higher freezing point. it could very well be mercury poisoning in the fish as marine life is several times more succeptible to poisoning than anything else.
I was sad to hear that this has happened to your fish, i have just started a marine tank, i have a mercury thermometer which i will be changing now to a digital i have no fish in the tank at the moment,
...why did you use awesome/ expensive fish? couldn't you have used goldfish, minnows, and fish that wouldn't be completely horrible to lose? and before you draw conclusions, you need to test other fish with a non-mercury thermometer.
try one of does paper plastic termometers are like littles adesive paper or some thing like that tose things change of color in diferents temperatures im sorry about your acuarium
Guys need to chill, scientists make hypothesis and experiment. He came with a conclusion and you guys didn't. So make a VIDEO and prove him wrong. Dicks.
You people are ignorant. Mercury is not harmless. And just because some people get off with swallowing or injecting it doesnt mean it isn't extremly harmful and dangerous!
in a closed environment with an active bio-filter the elemental mercury would be converted to organic deadly mercury compounds quickly.... the salt water and bacteria ingesting the mercury would cause problems within a week or two...
that being said elemental mercury itself is pretty harmless... you could swallow a shotglass of mercury and likely be fine... people have tried shooting mercury up IV with a syringe and survived just fine.... elemental mercury is near harmless and is NOT deadly.
As far as I know, You obviously don't know what you are talking about and need to look online for this kind of information and do something about this video, before some one takes this seriously.
i truly agree with you. we should ban this mercury thermometer because it is very dangerous. whatever you say mrgroofan i wont wait for danger to come because as you said its not dangerous but here in the philippines we are already banning it.
I highly doubt that it was the mercury thermometers. Metallic mercury is insoluble in water, cannot be absorbed through skin, and can even be safely swallowed, It is only poisonous as a vapor, and your fish are not breathing any gas. Also, those are not the symptoms of hg poisoning, That is hypersalinity. "3 days after being in the tank?" Mercury poisoning takes YEARS.
@MrGoogfan Okay, you didn't bother reading the description but i'll ignore that.
Just to RECAP, this wasn't metallic mercury. I agree that mercury poisoning takes years, in humans. This was in small fish in an enclosed environment. I never found out when the therm got damaged and leaked, this only documented from the sudden change in conditions.
This is not hyposalinity. Incidentally, i used that as a method of treatment for my porcupinefish which it recovered from.
Thermometers contain nothing but metallic mercury. Which as i said does not dissolve in water. If you say it was mercury making them sick, then the mercury must have been eaten by bacteria in your tank and was "pooped out" as methylmercury. That is the dangerous compound normally found in tuna.
Well maybe, you seem to know alot more about it than me and i'll assume by some of the words you've used that you know about it in some detail.
However, this was my first conclusion and nothing in the last 2 years has made me reconsider my view. It's irrelevent now anyway; only surviving through the odd comment every week. But would you prefer electronic thermometer over the old style mercury ones? Or would you still choose mercury given the choice?
If you'd rather have a safer alternative, but keep the reading, go for a colored alchemical filled thermometer, Or quickly go to an electric one, but make sure it uses a wire, and not a bulb to measure water temp
Methylmercury is very toxic, but the worst thing that could happen is that the bacterias in your water produce dimethylmercury wich is one of the nastiest thing on Earth. You can read the story of Karen Wetterhahn who was deadly poisoned by a few drops of it on the latex gloves she was wearing, even though she was a specialist in toxic metals. Be really careful!
@MrGoogfan what about the 5 percent oxygen in 1 liter of dissolved water that the fish use to breathe . would the mercury ions not be able to attack to that undissolved oxygen ? and inhaled that way ?
metallic mercury would have very little effect. however if there is a certain type of bacteria in the tank (forgot which one), some will be converted to methylmercury, an organic salt. organic salts of mercury are particularly dangerous to life, but the metal itself is not.
@MrGoogfan if mercury can't be absorbed though skin than why is it considered so poisonous? if your taking about the fish's absorbing the mercury then ignore my qyestion
It is poisonous, like lead. However it can't be absorbed through the skin, and very poorly by the GI tract. It can be absorbed through the lungs though. So if you play with it outside with a slight breeze, you're fine. Just don't do anything with it in a confined space.
What i'm trying to say is, it's not cyanide. Do you die if you hold a piece of lead? No.
@MrGoogfan one last question before i start to feel stupid for not knowing..
what in the world could this thing possibly have any use for? cant exactly do anything constructive with a liquid.. even if it did create an amazing terminator movie
@thaBoooooogerMan Make thermometers, Make barometers, Make vacuum pumps. Make sphygmomanometers, Make switches, Make florescent lamps, Make streetlamps, Used as a catalyst in aluminum oxide production, Used as an electrode in chlorine production, Used as a diode in mercury arc rectifiers, ETC.
@thaBoooooogerMan Because you can absorb it through your lungs. If you still dont understand for some reason, try and wrap your mind around it like this: mercury is like tobacco. touch it and nothing happens. Swallow it and you MIGHT get cancer. Smoke it and your boned.
Damn, that sucks. I was going to say how you'd be sane if you had tested feeder (gold) fish or something of that sort, but EXOTIC fish?!? Good thing it wasn't intentional. btw i am interested in science and biology. Would nitrates or sulfates hurt fish (in small dose). No i dont or ever will own or test fish. Rats maybe :)
lol once when i was 4 me and my family had fish. they wer all fine tilll 1 day. the tank was clean but, the thermometer was broken. all exept 1 fish was dying. so one day we moved the fish to a fixed tank. as soon as we did, they all died. exept 1. it was completely healthy and was eating proparky. we had him checked and he was fine. and then when we put him in the original tank that had been broken, he died. can any1 explain this?
mercury is really hard to clean up i had some and was playing with it in my sink and a few tiny peices spilt out of my hand and i couldnt get them out of the sink cause they were to small the only safe way to get rid of mercury spills is to pour powdered sulfer on them
my pufferfish survived but died 8 months later along with all my other fish when my house had a power cut when we were on a weekend break. I havent kept fish since then, bout 18 months ago.
I sympathize with you. I was using the mercury thermometer in the last two tanks of fish I had. I finally noticed the the crack in the thermometer. I think back now and I should have looked at it when it looked damp inside of the capsule. anyway I have not had fish anymore for a long time. Maybe one day again I will though.
Same thing happened to my uncle. He was taking his temperature rectally with a mercury-based thermometer when it broke in his rectum. He kinda looked like the third fish.
Exactly. People think that because a digital thermometer gives a reading to one decimal place, that it must be "really accurate". It's only as accurate as the technology behind it. Some are very accurate, but cheaper ones are rubbish. In the latter case, stick with alcohol thermometers.
wrong digital thermomenters are actually very accuarate try reaserching it and some of them run through wall charge and they usually warn u to change batteries they can be turned of when not needed whitch saves even more energy
deathblock - I'm certain that digital thermometers CAN be accurate - but in my experience they often don't even agree with each other, even stored in climate controlled conditions, with fresh batteries. At best, we had to replace them frequently.
I'ver returned to my mercury thermometers, but would rather not have mercury in my drywall, paint, concrete block, etc.
Though always stored in climate controlled conditions, we use them out-of-dorrs, which may contribute to the problem.
Yes, as soon as i realised the source of the problem i removed all stock from the tank.
This was after already seperately quaranteening 2 of my sick fish. The smaller fish died. You can't take any chances with puffers though because as soon as they start to die they release poisonous toxins into the water which are fatal, even to humans.
ouch yeah that sucks btw as a friendly reminder it is spelled quarantine but good documentation...and that sucks about your fish they were awesome too...
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You are just stupid and risked the life of those fishes in order to promote yourself. Anybody would know that mercury is poisonous. You're just amazingly stupid.
Regarding the thermometers. I use one of the new "classic" ones (Geratherm the most known one, TFA and probably others too) which uses galinstan (see wiki for that) instead of mercury. Overall I believe they're better environmental deals. Electronics is polluting to produce and batteries are needed too. And besides the "classic" ones don't run out of batteries (or leak) when needed and keep their calibration (the Galinistan ones are calibrated quite well).
Either your definition of animal abuse is warped or you are really stupid (no offence). If you actually think that this is animal abuse you need alot of growing up to do. Did you look at my other videos; on animal cruelty? on vivisection? What do you see this video as? callousness or awareness?
I cannot claim for this. Reason is because shops still sell these legally for fish tanks, but there is already a legislation waiting to be put in place by the EU which i bans the sale of these type of therms, i think it comes into effect 2010. I should have known not to use this but i was never informed of ANY POTENTIAL risk one could cause, had i have known of one i would have opted for a more expensive electronic one (which i use now). Its not worth the risk IMO.
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Firethorn275 3 weeks ago
this is a cruel video man if you are noticeing a bad chain of happening DO NOT keep doing it! life is a precious thing to waste....
cannonj16 7 months ago
@cannonj16 Comments like this are worrying inditements of the education system. Please read before forcing an uninformed opinion onto my video. Thanks.
boulehead 6 months ago
@boulehead i apoligize for misunderstanding i saw day 114 ect and thought you were doing this for months. and to have people look at discription you should post it in the video itself so people will actually look
cannonj16 6 months ago
That's great. Now how about you get into the tank and we'll see how long it takes you to die? Hmm?
cndnborn 8 months ago
@cndnborn Do your hobbies include not reading?
boulehead 6 months ago
what idiot uses mercury in anything? Was the pet store out of uranium thermometers?
bnewton81 9 months ago
@bnewton81 Thats the point of the video.
boulehead 6 months ago
and what have we learned everyone? Dont fucking play with mercury or anything dangerous unless you know what you are doing... use gloves anytime you are doing something you aren't sure about.. in fact... go buy gloves AND a gas mask for 8 bucks at your local walmart. THEN do the thing you thought would be cool.
afaigen 9 months ago
To those who didn't read or just didn't understand... he said this was his EXPERIENCE using a mercury based thermometer... EXPERIENCE... not EXPERIMENT.
You obviously had a beautiful tank my friend... sorry that it turned out like that for you.
wbfields 9 months ago
Boulehead, did you said that you used the leaking mercury thermometer as an experiment for the porcupinefish to recover from?!? Get a life, aquarium wannabe! :(((
JerryGiesler09 11 months ago
@JerryGiesler09 "you used the leaking mercury thermometer as an experiment for the porcupinefish to recover from?" I don't know where you got that idea from. It's both cruel and useless. Reading the description before posting an insulting comment might help you next time.
boulehead 11 months ago 3
mercury thermometers are dangerous. they have found a certain alloy of gallium, indium and tin or something that may soon replace it, just that it has a higher freezing point. it could very well be mercury poisoning in the fish as marine life is several times more succeptible to poisoning than anything else.
HazMatLabz 1 year ago
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HazMatLabz 1 year ago
wow yu set up a death trap. your worse den hitler!!! :D
Bigbootyredbone1 1 year ago
oh no, Dory died. D:
Normatovai 1 year ago
I was sad to hear that this has happened to your fish, i have just started a marine tank, i have a mercury thermometer which i will be changing now to a digital i have no fish in the tank at the moment,
Hope everything is working out for you now,
dippy1257 1 year ago
...why did you use awesome/ expensive fish? couldn't you have used goldfish, minnows, and fish that wouldn't be completely horrible to lose? and before you draw conclusions, you need to test other fish with a non-mercury thermometer.
emilyliyo 1 year ago
1:36 R.I.P., Duke. I'll never forget the time you rescued me from that bar fight. You will be missed.
akkalakakalakka 1 year ago
Day 114
Auriga Butterflyfish dies
Days in tank:2
FinnTheSharpshooter 1 year ago
last one looked like dori from finding nemo(x
skaterbbycakes 1 year ago
poor fishies!
allmetaliswelcome 1 year ago
Well that just sux. All those pretty fish.
ThePoeticFox 1 year ago
Sadfaceeeee!!! D:
MusicAndLove217 1 year ago
DOWN WITH MERCURY DOWN WITH VACCINES
196519751994 1 year ago
Fish tank thermometers do not contain Mercury.
kaisaggg 1 year ago
try one of does paper plastic termometers are like littles adesive paper or some thing like that tose things change of color in diferents temperatures im sorry about your acuarium
INMORTAL12345 1 year ago
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i have one mercury switch in my vehicle hood for light off / on,,,
open hood is on the light,,,
closed hood is off the light
bestamerica 1 year ago
sorry for your fish
out2of2this2world 1 year ago
aww man so many exotic fishes u had...sorry bout that
kevinng100 1 year ago
aw... poor fishies... :(
peaceonearth347 1 year ago
why only 35%?
alman53 1 year ago
Jasus this guy made a sin!!
chirenbo 1 year ago
Poor fishesD:
dragonbrain111 1 year ago
just start over
ElectricIndica420 1 year ago
Guys need to chill, scientists make hypothesis and experiment. He came with a conclusion and you guys didn't. So make a VIDEO and prove him wrong. Dicks.
ZenkoAce 1 year ago 3
one your wrong mecury thermometers are the most acurate type you can buy plus they last forever
lockload2 1 year ago
epic fail
aln7d 1 year ago
Its your ugly face, don't look at it.
kaczmarek3007 1 year ago
You people are ignorant. Mercury is not harmless. And just because some people get off with swallowing or injecting it doesnt mean it isn't extremly harmful and dangerous!
Kuroikei 1 year ago
in a closed environment with an active bio-filter the elemental mercury would be converted to organic deadly mercury compounds quickly.... the salt water and bacteria ingesting the mercury would cause problems within a week or two...
that being said elemental mercury itself is pretty harmless... you could swallow a shotglass of mercury and likely be fine... people have tried shooting mercury up IV with a syringe and survived just fine.... elemental mercury is near harmless and is NOT deadly.
Dhadzinsky 1 year ago
nemo
SuperSchoolsux 1 year ago
As far as I know, You obviously don't know what you are talking about and need to look online for this kind of information and do something about this video, before some one takes this seriously.
Dracodeumonis 1 year ago
@Dracodeumonis "As far as I know" said with great conviction. What part(s) of the video do you feel are so damaging that it would require revision?
boulehead 1 year ago
@Dracodeumonis
"You obviously don't know what you are talking about and need to look online for this kind of information" -ha, look! I made a quote!
Dracodeumonis 1 year ago
Yoo mispell quarantine. Ha, I m bad at speelig and I can stell speill it rite.
Dracodeumonis 1 year ago
I'm sorry this happened to you. you must be lucky to had already have a fish tank
because, my mom's always wanted one... i will warn everyone for you :-)
and is your puffer-fish ok? :-) i know the puffer fish are nice
potterthecockatiel 1 year ago
конь чилийский, пиздИ больше, "не специально". На кровать себе разлей блять
drSpirt 1 year ago
1:13 dory from finding nemo
blueblade259 1 year ago
Thats sad im sorry my fish are my world if that happend in my reef id die
samubabe101 1 year ago
And they put this into our teeth..... Thank you dental industry for being cheap bastards.
staphinfection 1 year ago
i truly agree with you. we should ban this mercury thermometer because it is very dangerous. whatever you say mrgroofan i wont wait for danger to come because as you said its not dangerous but here in the philippines we are already banning it.
marijunhoney 1 year ago
NOT THE FISHIEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
joeldeaiz 1 year ago
I highly doubt that it was the mercury thermometers. Metallic mercury is insoluble in water, cannot be absorbed through skin, and can even be safely swallowed, It is only poisonous as a vapor, and your fish are not breathing any gas. Also, those are not the symptoms of hg poisoning, That is hypersalinity. "3 days after being in the tank?" Mercury poisoning takes YEARS.
I'm sorry but you are completely wrong.
MrGoogfan 2 years ago
@MrGoogfan Okay, you didn't bother reading the description but i'll ignore that.
Just to RECAP, this wasn't metallic mercury. I agree that mercury poisoning takes years, in humans. This was in small fish in an enclosed environment. I never found out when the therm got damaged and leaked, this only documented from the sudden change in conditions.
This is not hyposalinity. Incidentally, i used that as a method of treatment for my porcupinefish which it recovered from.
boulehead 1 year ago
Thermometers contain nothing but metallic mercury. Which as i said does not dissolve in water. If you say it was mercury making them sick, then the mercury must have been eaten by bacteria in your tank and was "pooped out" as methylmercury. That is the dangerous compound normally found in tuna.
MrGoogfan 1 year ago
Well maybe, you seem to know alot more about it than me and i'll assume by some of the words you've used that you know about it in some detail.
However, this was my first conclusion and nothing in the last 2 years has made me reconsider my view. It's irrelevent now anyway; only surviving through the odd comment every week. But would you prefer electronic thermometer over the old style mercury ones? Or would you still choose mercury given the choice?
boulehead 1 year ago
I would still choose the mercury kind. Salt isn't very kind to electronic thermocouples and they tend to lose thier calibration after a while.
MrGoogfan 1 year ago
@boulehead
If you'd rather have a safer alternative, but keep the reading, go for a colored alchemical filled thermometer, Or quickly go to an electric one, but make sure it uses a wire, and not a bulb to measure water temp
RantzOn 1 year ago
@boulehead
Methylmercury is very toxic, but the worst thing that could happen is that the bacterias in your water produce dimethylmercury wich is one of the nastiest thing on Earth. You can read the story of Karen Wetterhahn who was deadly poisoned by a few drops of it on the latex gloves she was wearing, even though she was a specialist in toxic metals. Be really careful!
frenchmen88 1 year ago
@MrGoogfan what about the 5 percent oxygen in 1 liter of dissolved water that the fish use to breathe . would the mercury ions not be able to attack to that undissolved oxygen ? and inhaled that way ?
yourboycal 1 year ago
@yourboycal
metallic mercury would have very little effect. however if there is a certain type of bacteria in the tank (forgot which one), some will be converted to methylmercury, an organic salt. organic salts of mercury are particularly dangerous to life, but the metal itself is not.
MrGoogfan 1 year ago
@MrGoogfan if mercury can't be absorbed though skin than why is it considered so poisonous? if your taking about the fish's absorbing the mercury then ignore my qyestion
thaBoooooogerMan 1 year ago
@thaBoooooogerMan
It is poisonous, like lead. However it can't be absorbed through the skin, and very poorly by the GI tract. It can be absorbed through the lungs though. So if you play with it outside with a slight breeze, you're fine. Just don't do anything with it in a confined space.
What i'm trying to say is, it's not cyanide. Do you die if you hold a piece of lead? No.
MrGoogfan 1 year ago
@MrGoogfan one last question before i start to feel stupid for not knowing..
what in the world could this thing possibly have any use for? cant exactly do anything constructive with a liquid.. even if it did create an amazing terminator movie
thaBoooooogerMan 1 year ago
MrGoogfan 1 year ago
@thaBoooooogerMan Because you can absorb it through your lungs. If you still dont understand for some reason, try and wrap your mind around it like this: mercury is like tobacco. touch it and nothing happens. Swallow it and you MIGHT get cancer. Smoke it and your boned.
callowaymotorcompany 1 year ago
@callowaymotorcompany
its always fun to undermine someones intelligence isn't it? makes you feel like a man eh?
thaBoooooogerMan 1 year ago
@thaBoooooogerMan Dumb questions get snarky answers.
callowaymotorcompany 1 year ago
@callowaymotorcompany
lol so because i jenuinely didn't know and asked a question about it,
you consider that dumb? buddy you got some things in your life to sort out if you think that way
thaBoooooogerMan 1 year ago
@thaBoooooogerMan You were asking it in a pretty sarcastic and rude looking way.
callowaymotorcompany 1 year ago
@callowaymotorcompany
and its your duty to decide whats rude and sarcastic?
thaBoooooogerMan 1 year ago
lawl, hector is like the best for a fish evar.
BeatboxingPanda 2 years ago
NOOO! Dory died!! D:
tHisB3MeE 2 years ago 3
how the heck do these thermometers break anyways? do the fish bitch slap it or something?
remboy3000 2 years ago 2
@remboy3000 Lol :p
Blox117 1 year ago
Damn, that sucks. I was going to say how you'd be sane if you had tested feeder (gold) fish or something of that sort, but EXOTIC fish?!? Good thing it wasn't intentional. btw i am interested in science and biology. Would nitrates or sulfates hurt fish (in small dose). No i dont or ever will own or test fish. Rats maybe :)
freakin1random 2 years ago
lol once when i was 4 me and my family had fish. they wer all fine tilll 1 day. the tank was clean but, the thermometer was broken. all exept 1 fish was dying. so one day we moved the fish to a fixed tank. as soon as we did, they all died. exept 1. it was completely healthy and was eating proparky. we had him checked and he was fine. and then when we put him in the original tank that had been broken, he died. can any1 explain this?
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maby traces of mercury were still in the tank although you attempted to clean it
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MyTattooProductions 2 years ago
He really missed his friends and killed himself. or the water had a bad temperature.
MyTattooProductions 2 years ago
its a matter of time in the tank, shown in this video
freakin1random 2 years ago
mercury is really hard to clean up i had some and was playing with it in my sink and a few tiny peices spilt out of my hand and i couldnt get them out of the sink cause they were to small the only safe way to get rid of mercury spills is to pour powdered sulfer on them
22matt19 2 years ago
@22matt19 HAHAHAHAHA!!!! wow, "few tiny peices spilt out of my hand" genius.
bumqui 2 years ago
i know eh lol
22matt19 2 years ago
1 thing to say.... bye bye fishy =[
wisermiserdemelser 2 years ago
god get rid of the tank! Dont keep adding fish if you havent Completely Drained/Cleaned the water and tank
trumpeteerxx 2 years ago 4
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why the hell were you killing fish
halibel34 2 years ago
OMG I LOVE WEED?
PSSGoA5k4t3 2 years ago 9
My condolences, it's a damn shame. :( Poor fish..
partycafe 2 years ago
my condolences. I remember when my fish died of the same thing (not fun for an 8 year old)
bobobano 2 years ago
Oh my...
Me too!
I had him for about two years...
TehSquishie 2 years ago
you should use alcohol thermometers but i guess you already know that by now
Slic3R1 2 years ago
thats very sad but you going to get new ones & what happened to your pufferfish?
taffylps 2 years ago
my pufferfish survived but died 8 months later along with all my other fish when my house had a power cut when we were on a weekend break. I havent kept fish since then, bout 18 months ago.
boulehead 2 years ago
I sympathize with you. I was using the mercury thermometer in the last two tanks of fish I had. I finally noticed the the crack in the thermometer. I think back now and I should have looked at it when it looked damp inside of the capsule. anyway I have not had fish anymore for a long time. Maybe one day again I will though.
4SCARECROWS 2 years ago
I don't even know where you would get a mercury thermometer anymore. Nowadays thermometers use alcohol.
zomgitsgolf 2 years ago
Aww that's sad, I'm sorry for your loss
VampressOfDarkness 2 years ago
There's a fish called "Duke!" haha 5 stars sucka!
BTW this looks like a twisted undercover reasearch lab expiermenting with a zombie virus something like that
ubtrio08 2 years ago 2
Fish: O.o FOOD *OMNOMNOMNOMNOM* *DEAD*
Person: FUCK NOT ANOTHER!
DeadRiser1 2 years ago
Why did they use cool fish?
Why not goldfish? They suck...
Doothe 2 years ago
Sad video is sad. :(
thecolorofdirt 2 years ago
high mercery content in dat fish..... eat it
mickhick95 2 years ago
Same thing happened to my uncle. He was taking his temperature rectally with a mercury-based thermometer when it broke in his rectum. He kinda looked like the third fish.
shagster1970 2 years ago 30
lol, ur jk right?
Travisdjtg 2 years ago
Would one joke about a toxic liquid metal in one's rectum??
shagster1970 2 years ago 24
dude wtf
787310 2 years ago
@shagster1970 i sure could go for an exhilarating rectal mercury douche *squish squish*
m00ph00 1 year ago
ILOVEBENADRYL
AlexWerkmeister 2 years ago
sad face :(
juanauris 2 years ago
take the fukin fish out the water if u know theyre dying idiot
lilkrunsta5 2 years ago
yeah keep them out of the water so they live =)
Nemesishk 2 years ago 5
oh no,i have 2 tanks with the exact same thermometers in
ryanuk1981 2 years ago
Read the description assholes. Dam some of you are so dam ignorant.
philzilla5 2 years ago
you're a jackass y would you just kill fish???
PashminaAfgan 2 years ago
Read his text. He did not do.
arhaznook 2 years ago 2
man i feel so sorry for you. poor guy.
LizzyAston 2 years ago
I LOVED THAT PINK AND YELLOW FISH
rainbowwithrain 2 years ago
DUH,
Dude you should have completely changed the tank and all in it once you had two die. Ouch.
TheresNoTimeLikeNow 2 years ago
wow that sucks
MikeyAncich 2 years ago
made me sad
OakCliffDavid214 2 years ago
Digital thermomenters can be very unreliable, fail without warning, batteries die, they wear out and need to be replaced...
Alcohol thermometers are very accurate, totally relible, and do not pose the same hazard as mercury.
Jefferdaughter 2 years ago
Exactly. People think that because a digital thermometer gives a reading to one decimal place, that it must be "really accurate". It's only as accurate as the technology behind it. Some are very accurate, but cheaper ones are rubbish. In the latter case, stick with alcohol thermometers.
NASCreations 2 years ago
wrong digital thermomenters are actually very accuarate try reaserching it and some of them run through wall charge and they usually warn u to change batteries they can be turned of when not needed whitch saves even more energy
deathblock6969 2 years ago 2
deathblock - I'm certain that digital thermometers CAN be accurate - but in my experience they often don't even agree with each other, even stored in climate controlled conditions, with fresh batteries. At best, we had to replace them frequently.
I'ver returned to my mercury thermometers, but would rather not have mercury in my drywall, paint, concrete block, etc.
Though always stored in climate controlled conditions, we use them out-of-dorrs, which may contribute to the problem.
Jefferdaughter 1 year ago
if the thermometer was red it was a Alcohol thermometer not a mercury
yoyaoo 2 years ago
That sucks
killtheraibit 2 years ago
:/ poor fish
rodrigoaal18 2 years ago
so sad poor fish
animalmastermtd 2 years ago
too bad, killing exotic fish for nothing!!!
kernelist1 2 years ago
oh noes poor pufferfish :(
cody0006 2 years ago
did you watch the video dumb ass! mercury poisoning.
robdmhaze 2 years ago
Holy-Terrorist:>wtf, is false video *_*
Agentoxedo07 2 years ago
what is false video?
boulehead 2 years ago
R.I.P. to all fishes :(
Next time try with VX.
celepaska 2 years ago
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alfiebananna123 2 years ago
I haven't had a comment in a while so i'll reply:
Yes, as soon as i realised the source of the problem i removed all stock from the tank.
This was after already seperately quaranteening 2 of my sick fish. The smaller fish died. You can't take any chances with puffers though because as soon as they start to die they release poisonous toxins into the water which are fatal, even to humans.
boulehead 2 years ago
ouch yeah that sucks btw as a friendly reminder it is spelled quarantine but good documentation...and that sucks about your fish they were awesome too...
Onyxwolf3 2 years ago
that sucks. they were probably very expensive. thanks for the heads up
HmChill 2 years ago
sorry for your loses m8
robborob1232 2 years ago
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You are just stupid and risked the life of those fishes in order to promote yourself. Anybody would know that mercury is poisonous. You're just amazingly stupid.
teerstuhl 2 years ago
Okay. I'll take your uninformed comment as having not read the description in which i fully explain this video.
I know that mercury is poisonous. Incidentally, i don't see how this video would be used as a vehicle to promote myself?
Please read video description before posting next time.
boulehead 2 years ago
1:15, that reminds me of movie finding Nemo. xD
JVlapleBoii 2 years ago
I'm sorry about your fish. That's so sad. I am going to get a new thermometer for my fish tank asap.
tyler121515 2 years ago 2
Sorry about your fish :'(
Regarding the thermometers. I use one of the new "classic" ones (Geratherm the most known one, TFA and probably others too) which uses galinstan (see wiki for that) instead of mercury. Overall I believe they're better environmental deals. Electronics is polluting to produce and batteries are needed too. And besides the "classic" ones don't run out of batteries (or leak) when needed and keep their calibration (the Galinistan ones are calibrated quite well).
HifiCentret 2 years ago
Im sorry about your fish..... did any survive?
cornndogg95 2 years ago
Sorry about your fishes =/
calmetosis 2 years ago
This video probably saved more fish than it killed... we all know its stupid to do but you've learned if you didn't know.
BigCowz 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the comment. Its a refreshing change from the ones I'm used to.
boulehead 2 years ago
yes i have to agree,im sorry you lost your fish but yea it will save many more
ryanuk1981 2 years ago
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dude this is so animal cruelty! letting fish live in poisoned water; and you know about it? thats wrong
catsruledogsdrool23 2 years ago
Have you ever heard of hindsight?
boulehead 2 years ago
i hope the big fish is ok..
descalchuk1is an idiot btw
mewrox99 2 years ago
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Purple and yellow fish was sexy and that shit was basically animal abuse!!!@!@!@@!
descalchuk1 2 years ago
Either your definition of animal abuse is warped or you are really stupid (no offence). If you actually think that this is animal abuse you need alot of growing up to do. Did you look at my other videos; on animal cruelty? on vivisection? What do you see this video as? callousness or awareness?
boulehead 2 years ago
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my friend left that comment..not me lol
descalchuk1 2 years ago
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the fish died cause of ur stupidty LOL
webkinznick81 2 years ago
that remark shows your stupidity
ryanuk1981 2 years ago
Thats devistating!, im taking my thermometer out....
i barely even check if the temps are right...
Joshay784 2 years ago 3
Poor fish. Will he live? who knows..
justfakeforyou 2 years ago 2
poor fish, that sucks..but thanks for the info. a fair warning about mercury filled thermometers for your fish is a great tip.
silentshaker 2 years ago 3
aww man thats messed up!
MerkabaStar 2 years ago
That's seriously some expensive fish! Man i would be annoyed and not return to that shop !
DeeHong 2 years ago
awwh thats really a shame, i bet it was horrible going home each day and finding one fish after the next going down...
charzarg 2 years ago
Wait.Did ur blowfish die?
ShadowRaptor101 2 years ago
Not because of this. He did die though, about 8 months later; i've explained that in an older post.
boulehead 2 years ago
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you poor mercury in the aquarium???thats bad
alkalinetrio751 2 years ago
Damn bro that's allot of money in live stock sorry about that
JOK3RxGOKU 2 years ago 2
last time i checked, those fish are REALLY EXSPENSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!
CookieSwirls9 2 years ago
DUDE I'd sue because that is some freaking expensive fishes!
0Krusnik0 2 years ago
I cannot claim for this. Reason is because shops still sell these legally for fish tanks, but there is already a legislation waiting to be put in place by the EU which i bans the sale of these type of therms, i think it comes into effect 2010. I should have known not to use this but i was never informed of ANY POTENTIAL risk one could cause, had i have known of one i would have opted for a more expensive electronic one (which i use now). Its not worth the risk IMO.
boulehead 2 years ago
holy shit the porcupine blowfish has exactly the same face as E.T.!!! (spielberg´s.. with elliot... u get my point...)
nbaietti 2 years ago
yes it did, more and more so as he/she got older and bigger
boulehead 2 years ago
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I'm sorry really so so sorry i don't want my mom dying :copy and paste this to 10 videos or your mom will die within the next 4 hours
darkersword 2 years ago
Gah, I went through that same thing. Funny thing is, I lost all my fish except my five year old plecostomus. xD *has freshwater fish*
thecatandthefiddle 2 years ago
that's so sad I would sue SUE! SUE! SUE! :( sorry......
weyder4 2 years ago
thank you for posting this video! mercury thermometers should never be used in the aquarium
respeanut 2 years ago 2
:( Poor fishies.
MyNameIsJonasTY 2 years ago 4
damn, that's a sad loss. At least now you know
drplbiftin 2 years ago 3