Spending a Day on the PC FARM!! (NEW ANIMALS)

Added: 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]Since it's the weekend, I'm the one that does all the farm stuff out here today.

[00:00:03]Fellas, we've got new animals. Cota Monday and the fox absolutely love quail eggs. There is some quail in there, too.

[00:00:11]Bunny girl. They get a little more aggressive when they're eating, but he's getting pretty dang good. Wa! Take a look at this. This is a This is a pumping out.

[00:00:20]>> That's his tail right there. Ready?

[00:00:22]>> Yeah. He should be able >> Oh, he's gone. Oh, he's sticking his head.

[00:00:24]>> There he is.

[00:00:25]>> There's There's his head.

[00:00:27]>> Oh, wa. I feel like every time we go in there, we get something very unique.

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[00:02:11]All right, enough. I'll see you back in the video. Fergus, what's up, Fergus?

[00:02:14]Oh, look who's down here. Billy, what up, Bill? What is going on, Fros?

[00:02:18]Welcome back.

[00:02:21]M welcome back to another video. Fergus said it for you. I've got to do some landscape work up here. But guys, the entrance into the backyard looks awesome right here. Got the roof up top on the water and then uh you walk right in.

[00:02:36]It's just so different having the backyard this way instead of the goats over here. And honestly, I think all the animals love being together as well. It definitely gives it more of a farm vibe.

[00:02:45]On top of this right here, there's going to be a giant shade sail. I honestly just haven't found time to put this thing up, but I do have it. I ordered it and it's a custom order. It's brown. I wanted brown. I feel like brown matches the vibe of the farm better. So, we got a giant shade sail eventually that we're going to hang right there, which will just keep where we do throw all the hay on the ground cuz all the hay just gets thrown right here on the ground. Uh, and there's a little bit for Fergus that gets put into an actual like hay wall thing right there. But, for the most part, a lot of it gets thrown right there cuz they like to sit on it. They did the same thing up under the house over here. And uh yeah, I got that shade sail so it just kind of stays above it.

[00:03:19]And then we're going to build some sort of water feature in there. Some sort of pooling or something. The emus would love it. I know Fergus probably like going in it too. That's to come. I mean, I can't really show much of what's going on over here. And this doesn't even spoil it really, but as you can see, Hector and the guys are over here building the monitor enclosure. I am so excited for that build. That's one's probably going to drop next. Honestly, that that video will probably drop next.

[00:03:39]We're going to finish a lot of that today. The weekend. Check out my shoes.

[00:03:42]You like that? Oh yeah. Since it's the weekend, I'm the one that does all the farm stuff out here today. So, I came out here, spent some time with the animals. Got the pig. As you can see, all the pigs. There's some more coming around from the back of the building.

[00:03:54]But all these guys just ate. Got fresh water over here. You can see the chickens. Look at the chickens. Hey guys, what up turkeys? I absolutely love having a pathway from here to the chicken coop. It's amazing. You can see if there's any eggs. If you follow my Snapchat, you saw this morning I was watering a bunch of the pigs out here.

[00:04:11]That's why the pigs are all wet. Hello, chicken. Any babies? I say babies, but any Oh my gosh, a lot of eggs. They like the new shaving we put in here. We got three eggs in this one, one in this one, another one in this one, and nothing in that. So, a total of five eggs on just this side. Let's see inside. Good job, chickens.

[00:04:29]>> Let's see inside if they did any more up in here. So, we have this little gate uh that goes up and down during the sunset, so they know to go in before. And if they don't get in in time, well, then they're good. No, there's actually not many predators out here with all the emus and stuff now. But no, no more up in the lay boxes up top. But it's a perfect chicken coop. And now we can keep the door closed and the pigs keep going and disturb them when this door is the only access point. I feel like they just taunt me the whole entire time.

[00:04:54]What am I doing to you? I feel like you guys have some beef that I don't know what the beef is, but I'll take it.

[00:04:59]Inside this enclosure outside, fellas, we've got new animals. And I didn't really say anything about these. My buddy Gio just brought them over. Look at these things. I haven't fed this morning in here. I definitely need to do the water.

[00:05:09]>> This is the quail in duck feed.

[00:05:11]Sometimes the ducks also get fruits and vegetables and stuff, but this is their average feed. Look at these little guys.

[00:05:17]Come here. It's a quail. I got nine quails in here for the aviary. So, Gio grew these out. He actually hatched them. And now I have nine of them for the aviary. Look at them all over here with our call ducks. So, this our little aviary growout enclosure. These guys are all growing out. They're going to be perfect for the aviary. And there they go. Oh, happy ducks. And this is just a fantastic enclosure to grow animals like this out until it's ready because once the air is ready, well, they're going to live an even more fantastical life.

[00:05:46]Let's head on into the chum bucket now.

[00:05:49]Oh, I love how cold it is in here. It's always so cold in this room. This is where we get all the animals food ready to feed every single day of the week.

[00:05:57]Got a freezer here. Got another freezer here. These ones are just absolutely smack full. Really just full of a bunch of seafood. Even some quail, which we're going to need today. We're going to need a defrost, too. And the reason why every single day is to make bowls for the fox, the kodamundi, and the otter. All the other animals, well, the food's stored in here, but they usually just get cut up and fed in the fish building, and so much more. But as we grow, as we build things like kick this door open, like the monitor enclosure. Fergus is loud today. You already ate breakfast. What are you screaming at? but builds things like the monitor enclosure and of course all the future animals that we have seized many times and spoken about getting. That's when this building is just going to get more and more and more chaotic and and needed. We're going to need it a lot more. But it's got a little sink. It's got the cutting board.

[00:06:44]It's got the fridges, the refrigeration, and and literally everything you need to take care of and have these animals. And I even have all my permits and the disaster plans up top in frames, which you don't need, but I just like to do that uh just in case FWC decides to pay a visit. I'm prepared. I'm licensed. I'm ready to go. First bowl. This is for Lola. Y'all have seen me make her bowls before, but this is what it consists of.

[00:07:06]And there it is. So, what this has in it, beef liver, scallop, tilapia, strawberry, carrots. Sometimes the veggies and fruits switch up. She doesn't really like veggies and fruits, so I don't really try to overload that.

[00:07:19]But for the most part, shrimp, scallop, salmon, tilapia, beef liver for certain vitamins. Um, and this is what she's eaten and it gotten really chunky on.

[00:07:28]And then if anyone's ever curious, yes, she does get some supplements every once in a while. Not all the time, but I'll throw this stuff in. And that's what this is for. We crush it up and it goes in. It's kind of cool cuz we do so much that's just not filmed, especially for these animals. And they're not easy to take care of. So, if anyone's looking at these videos going, "Oh, I want a pet otter." Do not get a pet otter. I just wouldn't suggest it. They're very difficult animals to take care of and they have requirements that their enclosures need to reach. Certain size bodies of water. There's a lot of stuff behind it that just the camera really never sees. That's why I say live vicariously through me here. PC Farm. Up next though is the fox bowl. This one's a little bit different. I've got some stuff defrosting over here. Uh I'll show you what goes into this. All right, we've got some chicken. This is the bone chicken. They need the bone. They need the crunch on that bone. Big old piece of chicken. Got a few quail eggs as well. Kota Mundy and the fox absolutely love quail eggs. There is some quail in there too. And now every single day it's usually different. Like literally whatever Uncle Nick goes out and gets, it's different. We throw a little bit of green in there. And then of course some strawberry. Got a little strawberry in there as well. A lot of times she won't really eat much of the lettuce, but it's okay. I like to put it in there anyway.

[00:08:34]It looks good. And then some carrot chunks, which she likes the carrot drumstick on top. So quite the bowl.

[00:08:39]Last but not least, we've got Munchkin.

[00:08:42]And people have got art of Munchkin on the wall in here. Look at Munchkin.

[00:08:45]There he is. Of course, we got to make Munchkin's bowl, which pretty much I just top off the the bottom of the bowl with whatever's left over from the fox that maybe I eat a little too much of cuz he'll eat pretty much anything. He's a raccoon. Now, what Munchkin gets and not any other animal gets is this right here. It's like dog food. It's literally a grain. So, he gets a little bit of that at the bottom. After that, quail eggs. Quail eggs. I'll probably put some more in there. There we go. More quail eggs. Cannot forget about Munchkin's favorite grapes. This is literally this animal's favorite food to eat. And like I said, in just a moment, you're going to see Munchkin eating this. He absolutely loves a good old cold grape.

[00:09:24]Who doesn't know? I'll just pop a bunch of these off the vine. Take a bunch of them. Munchkin is going to be stoked cuz usually he doesn't get this many quail eggs. I'm just spoiling them today. And that right there is a chum bucket special. You've watched it all go down.

[00:09:37]Remember what's under this. And sometimes I even put more on top. But Munchkin eats two times a day. So, the next feeding I'll do a little something different. For the most part, this is the feeding for today. Not a bad little gig there. And now I just kind of stack it up. I literally just stack it. And I put it on top of a bunch of the leftover cuts and pretty much giant heads of lettuce and stuff that we feed the tortoises. So, everyone goes in a bucket every day. What am I going to do when there's more animals? Two buckets. One thing I cannot wait for is to get rid of this grass in here. Oh my goodness. Oh, bucket down from yesterday. Like when this is no longer grass and it's actually gravel, I'm going to be sto ecstatic. It's not yours yet. All right, let's go see what Munchkin. Munchkin, what do you want? Which one? This is Munchkin's favorite time of day. He actually climbs up to the side every time before I open the gate to say hello. All right, let's see what he goes for first.

[00:10:25]Checking out the bottom. He doesn't ever let me see the front of him whenever he's eating. As you can see, I'm trying to train him to where he's behaved while eating. They get a little more aggressive when they're eating, but he's getting pretty dang good. I'm not going to do anything to you, buddy. Just eat.

[00:10:38]Do your thing and I'll pet. But you don't want to mess with those fangs.

[00:10:42]It's just takes a lot of time with these animals. And one of the reasons why Munchkin's so good with a head pet during eating time is because I've I've trained him. And when he's gotten a little aggressive, I discipline them.

[00:10:52]Just like any other animal, we need to know who's boss around here. Right, Munchkin?

[00:10:59]There he goes. Oh, that was a good egg.

[00:11:02]All right, Munchkin is eating. Let's head out and over to the This is a big old bowl. She's got the biggest bowl. These weeds are growing pretty solid in here. I like it. I kind of like it. I'm not going to lie. It's like a It's like a very natural ground. But let me know in the comments. Should I pull these weeds up and put mulch again or should I just let these weeds grow over the ground like in the nature? I don't know. Comment down below. I need your help with that one. But hey girl, here you go. Did you do good on your bowl yesterday? Oh, really good actually. See that? Her hair is pretty natted up right now. It's that time of year it's hot out during the winter, dude. Her hair is thick and it's like pristine. And on over to the otter enclosure. Hey, Lola.

[00:11:38]She's in the water. Come here, girl.

[00:11:41]Here she comes.

[00:11:43]The problem with Lola is she loves it.

[00:11:45]It's not a problem at all, actually. She just loves me so much that she has no interest in the food yet until she gets her good morning hell. So, she'll come and say hi. Hi, buddy girl. Oh, Luna.

[00:11:56]She'll come say hi. And then maybe in a second she'll walk over to the food, but she just wants my attention right now. I know. Good morning. You're so cute. Look at the little ears. Look at those little ears. Oh, the little ears. I mean, I literally quite literally spend so much time, every single moment of my day with this otter. And yesterday, it was so funny. She fell asleep on the couch.

[00:12:16]Just the most adorable animal in the world. And now that she said her good morning hellos, it's time she's eating.

[00:12:29]The little hand grabs just the most adorable thing ever. L girls eating up a storm, huh? Gosh, she's getting so big now. It just really is coming together out here, folks. We got some really cool plans for the landscape. I haven't mentioned much of it yet, but so much about this fence. We're going to be redoing tortoises possibly here. Some little red foots or something. Lola, what are you doing? Come on, Lola. Lola, come on. Let's go, girl. Come on. Let's go. In the building. All right. Lights on. Good morning. Oh, it's hot outside.

[00:13:00]It's getting really hot.

[00:13:02]What's up, everybody? Dude, that guinea puffer has just got to be one of the coolest puffer fish we've ever got. Look at the colors on that thing. Black tip is so fired up. I've never had a better black tip in my life. Put a little bit of dried dried kry in here and see if anything comes up for some action. The action starts, everybody. I did end up feeding our grouper growout pond as well. These guys look so dang good. Like they are colors are just perfection. And all of them go crazy. Every time I put the dry krill in in the morning, they just love it. This pond is looking absolutely amazing. Over and into our turtle pond over here. We've had this thing forever, but it's gone through some changes. And now we have some new fish, which we got some sword tails and platties in there. The turtles look super super healthy. They're growing.

[00:13:45]They're eating like crazy. It's early, so none of the lights are even scheduled to pop on yet, but we have Frank, our Oscar over here. We have our seahorses, which look at that art. Oh yeah, we've got our seahorses right here. There's one of them. This tank looks good. It looks even better when the lights are scheduled on. Lola's looking for her grouper friend, but her grouper friend is hiding in the rock over there. When I first turned the lights on, this grouper doesn't like to come out at all. But I'll show you where he's at. In that corner right there, that's him. Look at her. She's losing her mind. She's like, "Where do I go?" Look, how do I get up there? How do I get up there? I can't.

[00:14:16]Where is he? How do I get up, Lola? How do you catch me? Come here, Drew. I'm dog you. For the most part, everything inside the building is doing amazing. If you watched the last video, you didn't miss out on the 125cape as well. Scaped new fish. That was awesome. Today's video though is in on anything in here.

[00:14:33]Actually, it's on the tank inside the house. This tank right here, which by the way, ever since Nick from Aquaholics has taken over this aquarium, every single week he comes for maintenance. It looks amazing. All of our fish are actually hungry and ready to eat right now. By the way, you can't have any nice furniture if you have an otter and a cat. So, clearly the otter just broke through my uh TV stand, and now they're they're currently playing inside of the TV stand. Um, yeah, there's not much we can do there, but just let them have a good time, I guess. But what we're getting today is actually for this, and it's a very, very interesting species.

[00:15:09]Never in a million years did I think we were going to get this, but we did. Bam.

[00:15:13]Here. Fantastic. And we're here to pick up a certain species that honestly I couldn't imagine getting but it's going to work perfect for the reef tank.

[00:15:20]>> It's going to be fire, bro.

[00:15:22]>> Carl text me. He goes, "You got to come get some of these."

[00:15:24]>> I know what he's getting. You guys don't know. Let's go. Sick, >> dude.

[00:15:31]>> I didn't buy one. No fish.

[00:15:33]>> No fish. Guy spent 130 bucks in zesty.

[00:15:35]>> Whoever that is.

[00:15:36]>> Whoever that is from island, shout out to you. Goodness.

[00:15:50]Sunset Rass. Dude, that thing looks gorgeous. My It's like my favorite rass, actually. You got the powder blue, too.

[00:15:56]The spock face on that rass. It's insane. The color scheme, too.

[00:16:01]>> Dude, Gio, I'm filming with your camera.

[00:16:02]>> I know. It looks >> We're filming with the old This was actually my old camera.

[00:16:05]>> Old camera, dude. This is what you started on right here.

[00:16:08]>> Yeah, we're going back. Brings me back.

[00:16:10]It's a different zoom.

[00:16:11]>> It looks different. That's That's why.

[00:16:13]All right, guys.

[00:16:14]>> I love it. Whole school of black clowns.

[00:16:16]>> This guy's just flexing on me over here, you guys. He's zooming and holding the camera with one hand. Dude, I've I've gotten pretty used to it.

[00:16:23]>> I've never even tried that.

[00:16:24]>> You just hold it like this and you can just zoom with the other hand.

[00:16:28]>> That's impressive, bro. That's impressive.

[00:16:30]>> Wa! Take a look at this. This is a This is a pompano. Dude, that's actually crazy. Funny enough, my favorite eating fish. I've never seen one in an aquarium before. That's actually crazy. This pompo in here.

[00:16:40]>> Imagine that in the shark pond, bro.

[00:16:41]Big.

[00:16:42]>> That's true.

[00:16:43]>> Pomp.

[00:16:43]>> A big pompo in the shark pond could look pretty dang unique. 45 bucks. That's not too shabby.

[00:16:50]>> Let me know if we should get one of these in the comments. I can come back and get one. There's three of them here right now. Pumping out. We got some cleaner shrimps. Some coral bandits in the back. Look at these guys. They're brawling. One v one. It is the main event of the evening. I love these eel containers so they don't mess with anything. But that's a beautiful ribbon eel right there. You say that as there's one molly in there.

[00:17:09]>> Yeah, there is a molly inside there.

[00:17:11]East coast. And then in here we have the snowflake. This is some of those clown gobies right here. These are those clown gobies we got for Oh, there's the black one. We got those for the seahorse tank last time we were here. Look how cool they are. Yeah, look at that flame angel, too. Eats coral, though. I mean, I really would want these these antheus.

[00:17:29]The only problem is Yeah, you you have a great point, G. I think different species of antheus tend to beef with each other.

[00:17:34]>> Yeah, I already have a species of antheus in the tank. I got you.

[00:17:38]>> They're thriving.

[00:17:39]>> It's thriving. It's getting big quickly.

[00:17:41]So, I I would hate to put these guys in it and watch fight.

[00:17:45]>> Maybe we'll find something else. I >> Well, I actually came here for a reason.

[00:17:48]Let me show you. Come here. Look at that. See that right there?

[00:17:52]>> That >> Watch this chat.

[00:17:53]>> Is a garden eel.

[00:17:55]>> Oh, they spend their time in the sand.

[00:17:57]And it's one of the coolest creatures.

[00:17:59]It's literally an eel that lives in the sand.

[00:18:02]>> Oh, look at the one sticking out of the rock.

[00:18:04]>> Where? Look at him.

[00:18:05]>> Oh, yeah. Right here. He's chilling, >> dude. Look how sick that is.

[00:18:08]>> There's a bunch of little pipe fish in here, too. You see them?

[00:18:11]>> They blending in.

[00:18:12]>> Look at him.

[00:18:12]>> Where? Oh, yeah.

[00:18:13]>> Oh my gosh.

[00:18:14]>> His head is just barely out of the sand.

[00:18:15]That's another one right there. Hey, >> what's up, dude?

[00:18:20]>> Dude, that's epic.

[00:18:22]>> That is awesome. So, that right there is a garden eel. I could go like that and look, he's gone. And I want those for the inside tank.

[00:18:29]>> Yeah, that has to happen. Garden eel, a really cool species. We're going to learn a lot more about in just a little bit. The first thing and the thing we need to get done most now is net these out of this tank and get them into a bag so we can take them home. I think we're going to do I think we do like three or four.

[00:18:44]>> Yeah, we're not going to really see them other than little heads poking out. So, >> and you got a big tank.

[00:18:49]>> Like imagine a really big tank.

[00:18:52]>> I like to call them the lighthouse fish.

[00:18:53]>> There it is.

[00:18:54]>> To get away from the confusion.

[00:18:56]>> One garden eel.

[00:18:57]>> There's one >> into the bucket.

[00:18:59]>> Wa.

[00:18:59]>> Oh my gosh. It's literally an eel.

[00:19:01]>> Yeah, I'm coming. Bring get more of these shrimp. I thought it was >> Oh, hey, >> you got him.

[00:19:07]>> All right.

[00:19:08]>> Wow, he's quick with it.

[00:19:09]>> That one is crazier than the other one.

[00:19:11]>> There he goes. Another one into the bucket. Dude, they're so hard to catch.

[00:19:15]Where's the next one? That's the question.

[00:19:17]>> That's his tail right there.

[00:19:19]>> Oh my gosh.

[00:19:20]>> There's his tail.

[00:19:21]>> All right.

[00:19:22]>> Ready?

[00:19:22]>> You should be able >> Oh, he's gone. Oh, he's sticking his head.

[00:19:25]>> There he is.

[00:19:26]>> There he is. There's his head.

[00:19:28]>> Yeah. Oh.

[00:19:29]>> Oh. Whoa. Go.

[00:19:32]>> Told you they can swim through that sand faster than they can swim through the water.

[00:19:36]>> Oh, she got them.

[00:19:38]>> That's a master right there.

[00:19:39]>> Wow.

[00:19:40]>> That's dialed in.

[00:19:42]>> That was incredible work. Three gardenals. It's going to be a challenge.

[00:19:45]Like, where is Waldo? Try to find these things in my tank.

[00:19:47]>> So weird looking. They're literally like water snakes. And over here, the garden needles are now fully bagged up as you can see. Ready to go home. That's awesome. Another trip. Fantastic. All these tanks. We checked them all out. We almost got some antheus, but we'll we'll pass those. If you guys think I should do some antheus, let me know. I could always come back. They got rid of the coloranging tile fish. They sold those.

[00:20:10]And uh I didn't really see anything else that would fit our aquariums too much.

[00:20:13]So, so if you saw anything throughout the video, let me know in the comments.

[00:20:17]I can always come back. We're not far from here. So, three gardenals and a thing of brine shrimp all live. If you look closely, look at that.

[00:20:26]>> Moving colorful. Super epic. That's how we're going to do it right there. Three garden meals, some live branch. That'll do. We're out.

[00:20:33]>> Yeah.

[00:20:35]>> All right. I feel like every time we go in there, we get something very unique and leave very, very satisfied. In this case, garden eels. I know about these things forever, but I've never got them ever in my whole life. And today, we did. We acquired those things. Big shout out to Fantastic. Thanks, guys. Over the course of the last few months, this has turned into an incredible aquarium. I mean, look at my cat right now. She's like, "Hey, don't want to eat." We really haven't got anything for this tank in quite some time. So, these garden needles going in are are something I'm really really excited for, honestly. Brine shrimp are going to go in once the garden needles are in. Not that they'll eat. Actually, high chance they might, but uh everything else is definitely going to eat them. They're going to be losing their mind. Look closely. Look at this guy. See the citroron goi?

[00:21:17]So dope.

[00:21:17]>> Text from your father. Read it or I will be authorized to use force.

[00:21:25]>> It's my dad's ringtone. Look at this. Is this GSP?

[00:21:28]>> Yeah, >> that stuff is >> golden green star polip.

[00:21:32]>> That is growing like crazy. Come on this side. Look at that.

[00:21:34]>> It's taking up the whole >> Bro, it's going up that whole wall right there. I mean, that's awesome. I can't wait. My tank maintenance guy, Nick, was like, "Dude, that thing's going to grow up the whole wall." I'm like, "Yeah, I know. I want it up that whole wall."

[00:21:50]All right, fish going in. Fish or eel?

[00:21:53]What is this?

[00:21:54]>> This is an eel.

[00:21:55]>> Yeah, it is. It's Garel. I mean, I've seen them before, but I don't know like a ton of big facts about them. So, let's look up some facts.

[00:22:02]>> I think we actually have them here >> in Florida. Gio, >> I know >> they are found in Florida waters. Look at them.

[00:22:10]Look at them all. That's so epic. You got to get more.

[00:22:13]>> I know. Three is not enough. The Florida Keys, the Bahamas, Cuba, Caribbean Sea.

[00:22:17]Talk about an eel. That thing looks like an eel. Can't believe they're not like categorized as an eel.

[00:22:22]>> They look like >> Gobi. How is that a goby?

[00:22:24]>> Gobi? How is that a goi? All right, guys. I'm just taking a seat to give you a couple facts about the gardenal. Mia is going to join us. Fact number one, they live in colonies. Gardenels are often formed in groups of dozens, if not hundreds, creating fields of eels that sway together in the current. You like that?

[00:22:48]>> I loved it.

[00:22:49]>> All right, fact number two. They spend almost their entire lives burrowed just in the in the sand. Completely burrowed in the sand uh and rarely ever leave their hole. So, what a boring life. What do they eat, you might ask? Well, they eat plankton drifting by. So, they don't ever leave their hole to get it. Their bodies just extend into the water column to catch tiny organisms carried by ocean currents. If a diver or predator gets too close, they quickly retreat back into their sand hole.

[00:23:18]Some of the things that actually stand out to me is how big these get. They can grow up to a foot long, some even getting 16 in. And another crazy fact, which I mentioned a little bit on, they literally stay in one location nearly their entire life. So that hole they make, that's their hole. Like that's their home. It's as if us getting a house, we never leave that house. That's them. So really, really cool to see where they'll end up. They're going to go somewhere in the sand here. And that's probably where we're always going to see them. But a really cool part about owning these is as I'm going to slowly get them out, as we put them in, we're going to be able to literally come over to the aquarium and be like, "All right, where's the garden?" Like, we're not going to know where they're at unless their heads are poking out. So, let's start off with one. I'm going to try to get it with my hand. If not, I'll get a net, but I hate using nets if I don't have to. So, there we go. There's one of the eels right there. Look at the pattern on them. See that? Does it pick it up? I mean, is that not just the most incredible looking thing? Wow, dude.

[00:24:11]That is epic. Where's he going to go? I mean, he's probably going to hit the sand and just dip right now. He's in the rock. Probably wondering, "What the heck do I do? Where am I?" There he goes. Wa!

[00:24:22]Wa! Crazy one. He was nuts. They're actually not even as squirmy as I thought. They feel identical to a worm.

[00:24:29]There he goes. Look, they're they're going in the same spot again to the to the rock. Go down to the sand, dude. All baldled up. Let's probably this way just a little so he kind of sinks in a different way.

[00:24:41]That was the one that didn't really move much when they netted him. So, I'm hoping he's all right. But look, he's trying to find the soft sand. He's going. It's working. He >> is. He's gone.

[00:24:48]>> It's working. Oh, look. He's becoming THE OH, WO WO WO. HE'S GONE. OH, that was sick.

[00:24:55]>> He's completely gone, dude.

[00:24:56]>> We got it on video. I can't believe we got that.

[00:24:59]>> He's gone.

[00:24:59]>> The garden is a garden deal. He's gone.

[00:25:02]We'll probably never see him again.

[00:25:04]>> What an interesting species.

[00:25:05]>> It really is.

[00:25:07]>> Well, oh, he's going. Everything in here is about to go crazy.

[00:25:10]>> Crazy.

[00:25:13]>> All live, dude.

[00:25:15]>> That is all live.

[00:25:17]>> Holy smokes.

[00:25:17]>> Look at the koi. Look at the koi. He's going nuts. He's like, "Yeah, that's that's legit food right there, >> dude. The glares are so bad right now, bro.

[00:25:27]>> Do you see how crazy all the fish are going?"

[00:25:28]>> Oh my gosh. It looks like it's snowing in there.

[00:25:30]>> Yeah. They're like, "Wa, live food.

[00:25:32]Everyone eat. Everyone collect." I'm blocking the glare. And now about a week later, it is time to find the dang eels.

[00:25:41]Honestly, all I got to say, this is the hardest thing in the world. I have seen them a couple times, but it is so difficult to try to find three eels in this giant tank. And they're in the sand with a lot of rock structure. So, it's not easy. That's for sure. I mean, we just got to look through all this sand.

[00:25:58]You're telling me? No. They're in here somewhere. I knew this would be difficult. Look at them dang engineer goies. They're giant. It's actually amazing having someone here weekly to maintenance this aquarium. It looks so so good, especially when they finish up.

[00:26:12]Right now, it's actually about due for another maintenance. But this thing is a heck of a lot of work. If any of you have an aquarium at home, especially a saltwater aquarium, you know what goes into keeping a coral uh thriving aquarium here at the house. It's a lot of work. So, big shout out to my guy Nick for keeping this thing nice and spotless. We did get some garden meals, but I'm sitting here trying to find them, and I really want to get this video out for you guys. So, unfortunately, we're probably not going to see one pop out of the sand, but you know where they're at.

[00:26:39]>> Hello. Like Nemo. Hello. Anyone home?

[00:26:41]I've been on the hunt for quite some time now, and I just can't find one.

[00:26:45]Anyone out there?

[00:26:46]>> World's largest sea urchent, though. I got to get this sucker and put him in like the pond outside or something. He's getting so big. Hopefully, you guys enjoyed today's video. I mean, it was a good farm update and walk around feeding all the animals. And then we ended it with some sea dragons from the store.

[00:27:00]Garden. Okay, I just wanted to make a funny name up for them. Sea dragons. I would consider today just a day at the farm. I mean, that was quite literally just a day hanging out at the farm. The guys are still out here working on another project that you're going to see coming soon. I'm so excited for it, folks. Always stuff going on. Hopefully, you enjoyed spending the day with me. I love doing these videos and a lot of times sometimes I'll go on to my second channel, which if you're not subscribed, there's the channel. Go subscribe to my vlog channel. I've been saying it forever, but I'm very excited to announce that this avary video should go live within the next week or so. I appreciate all your love and support on these videos. Make sure you're subscribed if you're not already. Hit that like button for more content and we'll see you in the next banger. Peace out.