https://video.nyc/about/instance/homehttps://video.nyc/videos/browse?scope=localhttps://video.nyc/w/sUtNPfwqaaboUV7whWSbULhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/476f86de-0d59-4fb0-8b06-2656abe1d574.jpgUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/1/2025, 12:33:56 AMUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/1/2025, 12:33:56 AMhttps://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d9e16aff-b6aa-4854-9dcc-13c4675cb60c/31b1570d-63de-49db-b4e3-ba9ffc1b18e5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/sUtNPfwqaaboUV7whWSbUL209012025-09-04T02:16:22.521ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3Ykne4SWjhoEuMd7TZ9VvFhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e8e771d1-7c04-4610-946a-c7fb2dbe4f73.jpgUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/1/2025, 12:37:44 AMUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/1/2025, 12:37:44 AMhttps://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/180fdcf6-4440-4957-ab0d-3ef99806d85d/0570464d-c5c2-46e0-8cb6-4f7568c57221-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3Ykne4SWjhoEuMd7TZ9VvF60002025-09-01T17:39:59.995ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3pLxpSLGmB1FucpCP4yCnHhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/ed593b0f-608d-40d2-bba6-5333514844ee.jpgUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/1/2025, 4:19:29 AMUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/1/2025, 4:19:29 AMhttps://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1383d570-e6ef-4dde-b711-58511f7aa40b/fe33f569-e8ff-4b06-9faa-082cce8ab7eb-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3pLxpSLGmB1FucpCP4yCnH60002025-09-04T02:16:13.731ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3GqzrTpS4MFqbqKHkAg3MWhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d08971ee-613a-421c-b890-f85960eec8c6.jpgUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/4/2025, 2:12:37 AMUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/4/2025, 2:12:37 AMhttps://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/15d72c8c-eafb-4fa5-a2ce-858db2e18bc8/7fccd478-6eb8-4a75-8b09-51bafe07ae73-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3GqzrTpS4MFqbqKHkAg3MW274002025-09-04T02:25:23.627ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4h9GtxWbke4MDQc39Eanynhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/66a9f93d-eb9d-47e1-9116-3215d72965f0.jpgUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond - 9/4/2025, 2:19:51 AMFed some frozen baby brine shrimphttps://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1a8cad31-8e18-4c51-bce4-e7e948113211/03d799e1-935d-47a5-8ee0-51427b9a87ea-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4h9GtxWbke4MDQc39Eanyn180002025-09-06T14:48:07.516ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/aR8eoBGo5HVzrTh9JNqrSNhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4065a36d-b94c-4ed7-b330-328aa26896ae.jpgUnderwater Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/8/2025 Tank Smoothie ChowdownLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Using an underwater submerged camera to provide a live feed of what the fish are up to as much as possible. Fed the gang a little bit of the protein tank smoothie from Philips Fish Works, and they really went crazy for it!https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4fbe261a-c7de-49c3-8a9f-2ef818687fe6/aca247fb-5c45-4756-9a14-c14d1632ed83-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/aR8eoBGo5HVzrTh9JNqrSN12000232025-09-09T13:09:25.530ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/gX2k3p8RFmm9sstiK7DkWChttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6c46e907-6cac-430a-a73f-4c1f25a37473.jpgMore Snacks :-) Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/11/2025, 12:17:32 AMI gave them another serving of Philips Fishworks "Tank Smoothie" and everyone went crazy. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Using an underwater submerged camera to provide a live feed of what the fish are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8127ce4b-c030-46ed-a8ae-579cde7021d4/68cc0006-434d-42d5-810f-92828aebdaa3-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/gX2k3p8RFmm9sstiK7DkWC600012025-09-12T06:01:46.119ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/14QJsHQPSwMoBJaHnZnEYRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/3276ee44-0fb9-4dc1-8f3b-cc353c81f952.jpgSnail Chilling VIbes: Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/11/2025, 5:21:31 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Using an underwater submerged camera to provide a live feed of what the fish are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/00894376-3007-43ab-b646-5e42ed71aaf1/f95dcd94-2ba6-4d0e-a6ad-ffdc10ce4d65-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/14QJsHQPSwMoBJaHnZnEYR600002025-09-13T16:38:44.480ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/cw46eGY5RphqGfVvVZnFkhhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/16ad354e-80da-451f-b7ef-2fefdf2284dc.jpgYoung Peacock Gudgeon - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/12/2025, 2:21:50 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Using an underwater submerged camera to provide a live feed of what the fish are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5d46be29-04da-4b89-8ea8-026297b59c92/93e467b0-4d65-421e-b23a-88bf4a77d8eb-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/cw46eGY5RphqGfVvVZnFkh59002025-09-14T01:25:06.875ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/e6k1BeGqwkkV6KyHQKgFoihttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/7a5c6e31-fb0d-475e-95ea-664f3474fc2a.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/13/2025, 5:10:39 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Using an underwater submerged camera to provide a live feed of what the fish are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/6a053caf-6031-46e0-8e02-1ec4930786d1/a89eb937-7d10-4822-8f5e-ebf1d270915c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/e6k1BeGqwkkV6KyHQKgFoi180002025-09-15T07:11:53.369ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rsAtaHAnYB5KQjDuJhkA3Ahttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b8f81d90-9663-490b-872e-f21b59ad8baf.jpgThe hand brings shrimp calcium! Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/14/2025, 12:00:10 PMI added an "Easy Shrimp and Snail Shell" from [Aquarium Co-op](https://www.aquariumcoop.com/products/easy-shrimp-and-snail-shell) and as usual the shrimp _love_ it. And this time as far as snacks go, the shrimp got to enjoy it without getting hassled (too much) by all the fish. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ce2b0be2-ce6b-4c0f-bae3-68602ef58f16/e050f6ef-9fa0-47ca-a025-16aa5b8e3cfa-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rsAtaHAnYB5KQjDuJhkA3A1500012025-09-16T01:40:52.710ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/9Y1ex7oEK637v2r6Xjdaprhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d0e5f407-1e34-4966-8cf9-12875c8c1fb8.jpgAdded more sand… Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/15/2025, 10:35:53 PMAnd as you'd expect, that had a fun effect on water clarity for a while. I added seachem fluorite black sand to part of Dora that was still bare on the bottom. Hopefully it will give the corys more space to be corys :-) Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/489ae77b-8e8e-4290-ba36-6010f61296b3/1802be42-d56c-4e4e-af79-9672fdcf1c8b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/9Y1ex7oEK637v2r6Xjdapr900002025-09-19T22:55:39.774ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/gFGNiQV3bYXrgVYn9dEoA7https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b839d5a2-f40b-4b52-9a6e-6dd4d3aa9a52.jpgYou can watch the plant close up as the light dims! Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/16/2025, 1:1...So cool I never realized that the limnophila aromatica actually closes up its big leaves as the light dims and I guess it signals "night time" for the plant! I'm keeping this video at a whole two hours so you can click and scroll through and see how it changes. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/7f043ad6-eb15-4085-a136-d288f92c5ac2/cee26526-e61c-4030-a37c-9a5a489a1340-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/gFGNiQV3bYXrgVYn9dEoA77200022025-09-18T05:13:00.871ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/9Y92BnDKGRSQEGosUpvEQ8https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/2c6b412f-4c95-44e0-8472-cd2f2d38b437.jpgHigh flow shrimp chilling Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/17/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/489fb52a-900a-4b04-965f-0dc135547337/ba86f01a-d32a-4627-a3ab-b0d44da56a0a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/9Y92BnDKGRSQEGosUpvEQ8180022025-09-20T16:09:50.669ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/gQS2pLFLtd3qXmfrCAhCUDhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/698fd21d-8b55-426d-b41d-eb7cd3366a6b.jpgSnailllll - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/18/2025, 7:08:16 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/804b9c03-e966-4931-90a8-e0089242b75d/da3388f6-9a75-4bc8-9fc2-7cfa50c7ec3b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/gQS2pLFLtd3qXmfrCAhCUD60022025-09-20T18:14:10.733ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/a3pRNviVo4xHF4eGRgCJDghttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e2c4114b-40e3-430e-bc7a-be029af11357.jpgGudgeons wandering - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/18/2025, 11:41:49 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4938705b-8763-4334-b432-76fa78d0ad09/f6120ab9-34bb-4a29-b284-144080a31bb5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/a3pRNviVo4xHF4eGRgCJDg60022025-09-20T18:13:20.008ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pAjmCbqquLADD5tnZfMaVMhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5d59b035-bf67-4bb8-a99a-794e40114179.jpgChaos as I start a rescape - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/21/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bf0cca15-6caa-439a-ad19-099ea61c6bbb/8e840d58-5b5e-4834-b64a-bc79761f581d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pAjmCbqquLADD5tnZfMaVM720032025-09-21T20:07:48.159Zaquascapepondaquariumnycplanted tankYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rCviXE7ezcJofXjwxY7W65https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/50159bf4-bf08-475f-9bcf-7b0c541af847.jpgTimelapse Limnophila Aromatica closing up for the nightI sped up 2 hours of recorded video down to 20 seconds to show how the limnophila aromatica in my indoor pond "Dora" closes up every night. I onyl learned that it does this myself when watching the footage from a few days ago!https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/cf8d4e10-0afb-4b5f-9453-db7db551f10e/648b7dcf-e001-4b6d-8e7d-0c13919b605c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rCviXE7ezcJofXjwxY7W65200292025-09-21T22:15:32.378ZYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/v4GTwRoTuSmgavruQk2pBmhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/11069bbe-2bed-4203-93e6-5fd6893ff85b.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/21/2025, 10:47:18 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/eb5d736c-53f3-4cde-ad40-fd8c16678f16/d2322a90-dbc0-49f7-97b9-90e1caa75240-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/v4GTwRoTuSmgavruQk2pBm180002025-09-22T04:17:24.241Zplanted tankaquariumpondnycfishYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/kGAZBeWGyPb3MpAfystDzyhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/79a4cd29-de3e-4022-b4a1-5bebbb3e27e9.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/22/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9f88f360-3408-480e-9bac-1c31fadc0526/3bcc7595-643c-45a9-8bda-7aa3d909b132-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/kGAZBeWGyPb3MpAfystDzy240012025-09-24T03:31:00.370Zplanted tankaquariumpondnycfishYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7bCcG6s7bkbruKeWp7gkBwhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/8a285e64-aa3d-4e95-8506-ee4b479cea0e.jpgCorys and Crew snacking on frozen brine shrimp Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora)Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/32129465-6973-4ca7-9238-998c3c132ad0/8fe1a386-f31b-4bc3-ae50-5bc6e102478a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7bCcG6s7bkbruKeWp7gkBw900032025-09-24T22:06:57.670Zplanted tankaquariumpondnycfishYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/1dMD7DgKhNqRqcZZNxXHhdhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/364a1cec-d08b-4fbf-b0b3-69f228835176.jpgMultiple live food frenzies -- Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/24/2025The Dora crew went crazy with the multiple kinds of live food I fed them this evening. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/01c90d44-cf70-4530-a3e0-53b8ac978e78/5ab70592-6dc1-452d-aca5-0632cc1057dd-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/1dMD7DgKhNqRqcZZNxXHhd36000172025-09-25T04:53:30.508ZaquariumpondnycplantedtankfishYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/xzoRZQsuAMcJKQR3WotmR3https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/28e33abf-6cb8-48bd-bc11-94c3fab3067a.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/26/2025, 1:54:39 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ffb4ee9d-753a-44a4-a0de-1401d05ff044/04ee8821-e491-4705-910b-cf4e84aa5b6a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/xzoRZQsuAMcJKQR3WotmR3180012025-09-26T03:49:54.124ZplantedtankaquariumfishpondnycYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uxr7hKj8zSLfHr5a4bjZ92https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/341a82a9-66a1-46d2-9326-dcdc50cad0f6.jpgWait for itttt -- Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/26/2025, 12:00:12 PMA very curious peacock gudgeon checking things out... Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e72369b8-39d8-4961-9de3-27e3b1848665/4c7639f7-6011-4e38-88b8-3c977ccd856d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uxr7hKj8zSLfHr5a4bjZ92160032025-09-27T04:48:11.201Zplanted tankaquariumpondnycfishYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pc7NNrdgZDciYUwbRMYDEXhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/36260d9c-dbc6-4257-8d98-607c3f6c0d04.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/26/2025, 10:13:01 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bbcf90c8-38ef-4a37-bc16-3a43131480b7/6ccc0ad4-e2f3-4b4b-b674-d3948f4a9c5f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pc7NNrdgZDciYUwbRMYDEX120002025-09-28T01:58:24.780Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/tPHaMHMwaqy9Sja28MSzExhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/59e906a1-c023-449f-b44d-c7f6d5e4e852.jpgWater change and rescaping the Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/27/2025Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e1501279-2fd0-49de-8f43-c861ed7c041f/888e661b-9c82-4e0a-b5af-7c65899d0b49-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/tPHaMHMwaqy9Sja28MSzEx5400022025-09-28T06:59:47.420Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6X2MoVdQcKPzQ4Am15iQfJhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e4eb0245-50b4-4bd3-ab89-47894c1c9241.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/28/2025, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/302cb302-d99f-410f-8a33-45dec1993bfe/fc909a74-9c8d-4dc8-b806-a45b7b0b7d2e-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6X2MoVdQcKPzQ4Am15iQfJ60002025-09-30T01:17:14.501Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/8Yzbh2oBnXmAHG7Q1ku6Qzhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a678111c-43f4-4a0a-ba74-65e60d69011f.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/28/2025, 4:06:15 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/40961162-033b-493f-940d-66719f089645/01e59c7e-5539-4d72-914a-149c84c2700c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/8Yzbh2oBnXmAHG7Q1ku6Qz120002025-09-30T01:18:37.257Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ip4VYdT7QPWijHTkGAmTefhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/38b62c17-2490-43ea-ac8b-f06f63b96295.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/29/2025, 2:25:17 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8ce3e2dd-5c1c-462a-834a-7682144bf8ac/0531e7d7-7e8c-4000-b8fe-36a650190c5c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ip4VYdT7QPWijHTkGAmTef60002025-10-01T12:46:31.864Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/r3nZ3r5PU3sBB98ADrnb9jhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/cc9dca1f-e02d-4dde-8c0d-d580815b42c5.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/30/2025, 12:57:34 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/cac98078-b286-48d1-9ddc-8f8d52a30142/47ee4e00-43c9-40be-a58c-b42889a7050a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/r3nZ3r5PU3sBB98ADrnb9j180012025-10-01T12:45:48.470Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ooM1dGoNZZ6CBNUqKeuKrQhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/9e96ab59-57ca-4ccb-b2e5-dcb67933a2d3.jpgCory Explory - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 9/30/2025, 1:52:20 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/b55725e4-b4fd-476b-aefb-12a6b0a8bef6/480dc9f6-1a20-438d-ad71-bcc7dd81717b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ooM1dGoNZZ6CBNUqKeuKrQ120022025-10-03T00:30:56.816Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bfLB5ixhjhsn6xUWe2cAEhhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f2364c53-ae77-4a40-87f7-42cab68501a9.jpgFood? FOod? foOd? - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/1/2025, 12:48:39 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/530b49bb-a94d-431f-abcb-004680e6c5dc/c154b4ef-4c5b-4ade-8f8c-52dc057ad354-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bfLB5ixhjhsn6xUWe2cAEh120032025-10-03T00:47:26.977Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/v8x8cdckoi9HgLTUNeGuixhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6c2ae526-d3a5-4da0-b324-c96eab34a503.jpgGood Morning! 💡 Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/1/2025, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ebe6688c-3be0-4f95-a96a-7bae2ddc1939/507ad002-bfa2-4306-a519-bca5c088e59c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/v8x8cdckoi9HgLTUNeGuix120002025-10-03T01:24:48.670Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/naEkmN3sAecQmaggMPhjvrhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/89884cd3-bc42-4bbc-8ad5-3fef892f0fe2.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/2/2025, 12:27:53 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ab693ad5-0c74-4b4f-8cbb-27d6fd8a3d03/7f48aca3-c3e0-4376-aa17-ed397176351f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/naEkmN3sAecQmaggMPhjvr60012025-10-03T00:19:51.543Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/iVAHcMVNVCq1i5yTncELaLhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f6b07307-d45b-4fa4-8293-638b75b53ced.jpgGood night! 🌃 Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/2/2025, 1:00:24 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/91272b06-f66e-4d66-b0ff-9c9258a6e8e6/bf4cd6da-01c7-47e5-bc5f-033fede54636-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/iVAHcMVNVCq1i5yTncELaL60012025-10-03T02:07:44.922Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/m5TdQCuJnULcGSDXspmTmShttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e171f68e-937a-4167-83d7-0dc154ed5bea.jpgFeeding algae and frozen baby brine Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/2/2025, 12:00:12 PMI had a punch of dead chlorella in my moina tank so I figured I'd give it to Dora and see. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a2a55086-fc79-4569-812c-8f5050f356f6/4971e6b0-070d-46de-9d9d-7a70a4a0c4e5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/m5TdQCuJnULcGSDXspmTmS1200012025-10-06T22:15:06.462Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/kyA8XxSDLLhqKLeMefQKADhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/19069025-e8d3-4c9f-9835-06d00cab0336.jpgHer eggs look almost ready 🦐 Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/4/2025, 12:00:10 PMWatch how she fans them; every so often a few looks like they're too big for her to hang on to! Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9e6a7915-1c65-4b13-be53-4b894acb4025/0f93cdd9-8fa2-458f-adf1-0321d41cdc32-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/kyA8XxSDLLhqKLeMefQKAD300012025-10-06T22:15:24.648Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ufmJX2YwzkPJy3SvVSbDtnhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/15484ec1-fbd9-464b-b484-f7625aac267d.jpgPlatinum Medaka swimming - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/5/2025, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e4c113b9-4123-4335-ae65-eec1563b4d77/db8dc9e8-ec3c-4686-87a9-cdad361288ed-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ufmJX2YwzkPJy3SvVSbDtn230012025-10-06T22:15:41.704Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/aKZCoa8ihvTytEUcF8u5GGhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f74c8f24-2b58-4b5a-b1a2-659273b3aaf1.jpgChaos while reorganizing a few things -- Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/5/2025, 11:33:37 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4f06be7e-b234-46ae-b0f4-0ab08cd593b8/911457bd-56e4-4ad1-80c0-ccc50661fc1b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/aKZCoa8ihvTytEUcF8u5GG360022025-10-06T22:15:57.621Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/8WS8YQ8J6yVqy1P6xn45D8https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/1b33a037-15f9-4b82-b827-a7cbcaffa56e.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/6/2025, 11:21:45 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/40590857-62c2-45b9-b291-ed04cc84f0e1/4bd8ed4d-804a-4f32-b1ad-0319f3296efa-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/8WS8YQ8J6yVqy1P6xn45D8600002025-10-08T02:21:46.345Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/8H62RUnTm72FvU5miqVBv4https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/2670af97-0a5a-4d35-aa48-2d5f52e9c023.jpg🪱 Frozen Jumbo Bloodworms - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/7/2025, 12:00:11 PMA little dangerous to feed often since they're sooo much bigger than some of the fish, but they clearly enjoyed them a lot :-) Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3e6c90fa-23b6-4d13-8ec2-e7a90a67d6e9/162a9f42-6415-4f43-a816-9b1845dfae26-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/8H62RUnTm72FvU5miqVBv418000342025-10-09T23:57:16.362Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/66S16jKoZan6ossmjwvf3yhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c761bca9-b6d2-48fb-9800-df95c4ae8e2a.jpg🐌 I guess he wanted to bring a snack from the surface down with him? Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora)...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/294f3a0a-51eb-4c3c-a7bb-ca96d651ec34/fbd0cade-f420-4ec4-8100-7402e53668db-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/66S16jKoZan6ossmjwvf3y180002025-10-11T16:11:39.463Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/5oz1iicbkciS16EazCEfU9https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c4ab0181-88b4-437b-ae76-a219cb05d27b.jpgMaybe it was live food? I can't remember :-) Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/11/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/238b41fa-03de-47cb-9a9e-0b2c372331d8/7938737d-2057-4021-8e48-64e9c31d9b09-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/5oz1iicbkciS16EazCEfU9300002025-10-13T13:31:37.140Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4dVujuSFDHrQagTe1aF2qRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a2438082-276c-414e-94fd-3e6e1696df58.jpg🐌 Snail trap #1 - so curious - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/12/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1a194df5-a9f6-42fb-9862-1e2a4e4bfe2d/9f392bf9-9691-44f0-9705-e0e75ad72a8c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4dVujuSFDHrQagTe1aF2qR1800012025-10-13T15:44:01.647Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/hWEbcDTZjX3cwmxT2zqudZhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/160a0899-1c49-4cc5-948f-4f41535b3f61.jpg🐌 Snail trap #2 - trap refresh - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/12/2025, 8:06:40 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8933e8ab-1535-4d10-a047-7b19917a5b91/ed04acfe-81dc-4c21-af2f-cfccba65c9ba-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/hWEbcDTZjX3cwmxT2zqudZ600012025-10-13T16:42:48.944Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/oNpyZj1CHSUkkBWmqVrCtZhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d0cb696d-34a6-43d6-a62d-b2f7199ef9f0.jpgFeeding live moina - they love it so much - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/13/2025, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/b8a3c9e8-8a2f-427e-9052-c638901b399f/a9683ed1-91cc-4e0e-96b2-ff8066be3f9d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/oNpyZj1CHSUkkBWmqVrCtZ600072025-10-13T18:38:07.508Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/kedouvnQFkjwbteWA5xLqehttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/8854f614-26c0-471e-a25b-244f285c7ffc.jpgWanted green water culture, accidentally got an infusoria culture :-)Creating two green water cultures one of them turned yellow and clear very quickly. I'm pretty sure based on the cloudiness and tiny tiny tiny things I see in it that it has some kinds of infusoria (maybe paramecia?) that ate up all the green water lol. I'm creating a tiny infusoria culture based on that, and thoroughly cleaned out the original big jar to try and make a pure green water culture to feed to everyone including the moina that I keep.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9bb5f013-3605-442f-94cf-9d7ea767f705/31cf43a2-87c2-4832-a421-f68d53aa15c0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/kedouvnQFkjwbteWA5xLqe590272025-10-15T00:54:52.561Zinfusoriaparameciumgreen wateraquariumfishkeepingYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/dnPZqK7E9BazzRFt9t97EBhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/80caa190-d14c-4ca0-8cea-6781d1209492.jpgDeluge as I pour in a bunch of green water with paramecium - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/14...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/6439dba9-0f8b-4894-a09d-87571ff0dfc7/cf37a2ac-b61a-461f-b540-5293e1cf1951-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/dnPZqK7E9BazzRFt9t97EB300022025-10-15T11:34:36.401Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bDPiDpdDNx1SQRUFPFcdQdhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/2e4594f1-2a7f-41f7-8b90-365d559918d5.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/15/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/56430ef0-28b1-4c2c-89bb-44f99292bce4/62fd1622-1e47-479b-af57-9324defdccad-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bDPiDpdDNx1SQRUFPFcdQd600022025-10-18T23:04:52.601Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/mtxk7nnB7X5tQ3hLooWVashttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/de590ffa-c077-4806-9589-f7dce285d74d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/16/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a5cf2997-7724-4357-9a0e-de18478fb328/95c71671-9efa-40f6-b2bc-df49279f6cee-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/mtxk7nnB7X5tQ3hLooWVas600012025-10-21T20:47:23.501Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4ZrgmoLhCCokNhf2T39dU7https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/286e3bd7-f200-41f8-8853-7fe193eba5d2.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/17/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2050617b-0d04-47cf-9ab4-ac87d23c54fe/afc3ed44-e443-4f56-a1d1-f0d89f64b657-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4ZrgmoLhCCokNhf2T39dU7360022025-10-21T20:48:23.927Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/tS2cRKvRQCPHQHkjDkuqP2https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/565eb360-0039-4650-982c-c9290ec30511.jpgSlow snail joyride in macrofocus - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/19/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e1a2acb1-96fb-4183-b668-3460c7efd7b7/a9825101-beff-4b1b-ab12-2c0b392fd543-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/tS2cRKvRQCPHQHkjDkuqP2600012025-10-21T17:14:02.300Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/dPaQ2wGhnWsTUxV55WwPDFhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b2e1d79a-8cb4-4874-8ff2-61b6ad6add59.jpgRotifers! Finally got proof of why my green water culture kept crashing.See my [previous video](https://video.nyc/w/kedouvnQFkjwbteWA5xLqe) on the topic of finding little floating specks in my green water cultures. Got one of the under the microscope. Looks like a rotifer! I think it still has little bits of algae stuck in its mouth lol. I also think he got squished by the cover slip, rip.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/67c3ad87-eb15-49e0-bd95-9aa9dfae8335/63d4e3a9-abda-4efc-9492-10c147d1a3f0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/dPaQ2wGhnWsTUxV55WwPDF57042025-10-21T05:29:56.686ZmicroscopybiologyrotiferaquariumalgaeYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pJXHgBjvSwPn52GfCoQJebhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e10f943c-e1ee-436e-9e9d-bd8b66badfc0.jpgBaby Platinum Medaka growing out with friends in the juvenile tankAlso testing how I can publish videos from my Immich instance over to Peertube with a short video of my juveniles being cute.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c041c2cf-31b9-4272-abb6-98807751ecc4/c2bea240-0ee7-4666-876e-0c6f44864fc5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pJXHgBjvSwPn52GfCoQJeb20032025-10-21T21:46:30.462Zaquariumfishmedakarice fishshrimpYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/b5fKAvc3hpj7Nh1mQv9bsZhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f14d8b26-dfcb-4e12-a5df-f98db0373f0f.jpgMacro Mode 🌷 - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/21/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/519373e4-0d48-480e-a942-bb5892251495/5c33c64e-914a-4887-a710-a7568b0c8bc7-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/b5fKAvc3hpj7Nh1mQv9bsZ60012025-10-26T16:48:04.401Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/iaHNqRvAeUZ8EMJGXGTdSFhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/feb56826-1a5e-4651-9ab5-26a96cde661e.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/22/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8b06cfc6-32f8-4109-8f44-b5143fae2f03/5118806e-febe-4bcd-96bf-65c2c2dd984c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/iaHNqRvAeUZ8EMJGXGTdSF300022025-10-26T19:26:05.095Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/w5ipEwpZeHaFYtjCbDZ4wbhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f01be932-7731-443b-81ae-fc0c735f12c8.jpgFrozen bloodworms - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/23/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/f38bdce9-d713-4b90-be39-b685b65ad9ba/6b36eb41-ac29-4911-89a1-1517ac2520ef-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/w5ipEwpZeHaFYtjCbDZ4wb600022025-10-26T21:57:18.989Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/iusADvQTXTcJNGeSJLjPuRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/bdfcaadb-6c62-4ae0-837a-0167f6555ba4.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/24/2025, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8da492f0-a58b-4928-9a76-7125314eb6f5/fa8822bf-7054-4be1-adaa-b5e1e553cb4c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/iusADvQTXTcJNGeSJLjPuR300002025-10-26T23:59:14.359Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7rUH14HZLzM6PqwtuiPgvyhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/3edb4714-c91d-41a0-b5a1-6745de3c49b5.jpgCan you see the blackworm digesting food in real time? What is going on?Not sure what colors look like they're rippling down from the head inside the blackworms body. Is it food? Blood flow? I didn't think food would move through their digestive system that quickly…https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3434e872-bd6c-4ae9-903f-76a1b9f42276/9ea10e87-ddd3-4573-9957-348867c1d2fc-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7rUH14HZLzM6PqwtuiPgvy29032025-10-26T02:45:12.906ZwormblackworminvertebrateannelidaquariumYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2BMiYtcYBaZfcvC44g92DEhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/bac03890-1e25-4c6f-ae9a-129b977632b6.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/25/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0d181804-b251-4325-8c9f-3a1ea2af637c/61a3593b-7485-4dd1-95c2-1bc4eca07e76-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2BMiYtcYBaZfcvC44g92DE300012025-10-27T01:04:50.416Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/5YCNMyCw3tCipmGRmfgfoRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/58ebf754-8636-46d1-b64c-e4cf542c36c1.jpgJuvenile medaka (ricefish) getting shiny, also being shyI swear they know when I have a camera near them and will be extra shy around it. Getting their lamé, with some being more white and some being more gunmetal grey… I gave them some food and that helped bring them up near the surface a bit, but they still like to hide under the floating plants.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/284ce37f-6259-4bbb-adb7-7eb1a4fb811d/169351ad-4cf4-4349-99f9-7d7f7a7b7b46-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/5YCNMyCw3tCipmGRmfgfoR16052025-10-26T18:16:39.589ZricefishmedakaaquariumfishYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2nAM6ERS3q9E5Y93aZL51qhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/8726782e-be57-40e7-a5ca-a1efff322dc4.jpgMoved the camera closer - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/26/2025, 12:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0b1d30b4-9037-4e9e-b0c3-1fb23bf4b738/8cf37a77-4bc6-4057-8879-5e082d6a7a2a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2nAM6ERS3q9E5Y93aZL51q300002025-10-28T01:33:21.037Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/doHh8cz2kenQP6DL7xivpyhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c23123c6-a51a-4a0f-9f10-9b64f0af3216.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/28/2025, 12:41:24 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/64597720-0939-4e18-a068-c30ab9409042/d31f752f-1d94-402b-954f-eaf116f3967f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/doHh8cz2kenQP6DL7xivpy240032025-10-28T01:35:17.273Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ik4Z1JgkyTBPZUeG5CHTFKhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/180a595d-751a-4e03-aaef-c6553e4e64bb.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/28/2025, 12:57:34 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8c54f185-a536-45e2-85d7-06435cd068d5/951ae2f4-fa8c-47b2-bf18-31b6926ee99c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ik4Z1JgkyTBPZUeG5CHTFK180002025-10-30T01:42:10.826Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/o9V6PHrvqjd9GR3H8fMSSkhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f4a9f22a-f656-465f-b0a4-0aea973f426a.jpgCute gold laser cory - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/28/2025, 4:21:17 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/b367b996-dd94-4585-b9f0-673f1fadb9f7/819c3b7d-807d-471b-a505-18caadc01033-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/o9V6PHrvqjd9GR3H8fMSSk60012025-10-30T01:42:34.613Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/1BpZnq3tv7sAscBjMXY2HZhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/528c8a03-6be1-4eff-86d6-4520e8e4fa0e.jpgWCMM brigade - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/28/2025, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/04f1d0d6-830f-498d-bc02-fbc44836d1f7/3b5fbff1-d125-494b-9b9b-5c15564bc141-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/1BpZnq3tv7sAscBjMXY2HZ300012025-10-29T05:26:24.271Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rwHGnxECdtmSKMsDtbADx8https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5995e78e-b205-4d39-b559-1029af74591d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/28/2025, 3:14:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/cebe79c8-1cc4-40d9-bd64-a5de51a08c51/41763aa2-e7bf-4acb-8aac-0d3b9da85bf0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rwHGnxECdtmSKMsDtbADx8600022025-10-30T03:56:40.984Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/9YRUckFY27adiwcG2v353yhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/ea18eecd-1fd8-46d6-806c-3f0bf0299005.jpgEveryone loves gel foods, especially the corys - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/29/2025, 12:00...3pm-4pm Mom thinks she saw a baby fish 9:10pm I started feeding frozen jumbo blood worms 9:24pm frozen cut up pieces of philipsfishworks's tank smoothie (a gelatin food) Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/48b98327-6427-481c-a229-841cd551d764/c4d05bd6-038f-44cf-a770-da3bf75b6b99-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/9YRUckFY27adiwcG2v353y600012025-11-02T19:02:42.683Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pgLeVsUTCKUJY9mKb9NiDehttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b18cb301-6450-4e54-84c8-d389e7d7c25f.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/30/2025, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bc759c0f-e48d-44ec-9848-8a581020ca83/301a62e5-9d8c-4963-86ca-b677a659e930-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pgLeVsUTCKUJY9mKb9NiDe600042025-11-02T19:03:09.665Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/qcaiHjyo1bAJxi61HPNXVnhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/efdf95f1-4fc7-48ef-8117-f64174ef270a.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 10/31/2025, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c3ea3e74-0626-461c-944b-064d1dd25213/1637ad0b-c2d9-405a-9f25-0a975644ffaf-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/qcaiHjyo1bAJxi61HPNXVn300012025-11-05T19:29:25.985Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/9WQQuP9XsaueT6fCo3b7pxhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5a1bf6c5-637e-40e6-8eea-eb0f238d59d7.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/1/2025, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/48715e84-61d6-43a1-a112-e569701a7a9d/3e1ca401-15d0-4b36-a350-fb87d4107a75-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/9WQQuP9XsaueT6fCo3b7px180512025-11-05T19:29:42.299Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4iU7y3Q5NgtnxQSmBbLrAphttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6b33dba4-9cd8-4ce5-a1c2-28ae9a6e8b83.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/2/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1acb2d03-5480-4098-a0e1-43518d1202af/d24edf36-834e-4ad2-af45-8f08ab33f934-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4iU7y3Q5NgtnxQSmBbLrAp300022025-11-05T19:30:05.421Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/xhhZFYt5VXmgdrRDeQuP3khttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/3e24689e-b530-4513-98bb-7d6f39971d62.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/3/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/fd51ac0e-b701-4221-bbca-bc8843625963/7b90739d-811f-465d-b41c-ebd84322a433-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/xhhZFYt5VXmgdrRDeQuP3k300052025-11-05T19:30:26.506Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/qTTpUJ76G1BsdD2pAKAv9mhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4ecad70d-00b7-4a00-947c-e3dde56252c9.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/6/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c999f1ab-4038-4394-9c8b-4a4a3cd86078/42327bf9-d35d-44f7-a219-856b31519e4d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/qTTpUJ76G1BsdD2pAKAv9m300042025-11-08T06:09:13.670Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/vY5knmBAgBMCaXDMr3iX5Ghttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/89c82667-7e2f-4e78-96d8-f151cb8d8c7c.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/8/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/f2ad57d8-21d4-43a2-add7-85893497edf4/1838ac7d-7021-4f80-82f9-1fdb69c2afef-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/vY5knmBAgBMCaXDMr3iX5G300002025-11-11T00:21:31.579Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uGDPreSrpEkQa8pnUEJXnGhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/2d09c923-71f2-4f1e-8023-7d2f79837120.jpgGudgeons showing off - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/10/2025, 12:32:44 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e86cf079-a7dc-4965-a0c3-c30dffe454d6/54dbb9b7-8cec-4f14-a40f-39b619d135fb-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uGDPreSrpEkQa8pnUEJXnG300002025-11-11T00:21:43.345Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rm3cSuhdj573rVkqjtr9xuhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/af5817e3-55eb-46a6-be3f-d591c039c98d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/11/2025, 12:50:31 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/cd40b358-ac77-4c59-91c7-cd584ced189a/62bafaa9-72b8-4579-be49-db6e5141f3e0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rm3cSuhdj573rVkqjtr9xu300002025-11-12T03:35:38.567Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/aGjiZNi4PmXE2feuUgQE2Fhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/55cccd85-035f-42b7-a413-5f1ae73d8053.jpgShrimp: "Hey Cory, could you chill?"Corys are so derpy, even the shrimp don't know what to do when one gets excited.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4e834869-1c3b-41e5-9cf6-349734b6d329/f9870ffa-120d-4d9f-b1b7-8fce6f158238-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/aGjiZNi4PmXE2feuUgQE2F22032025-11-12T02:53:23.578ZshrimpfishaquariumunderwaternycYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/oauqYBNPMGgfMABxsNAKWzhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/156f6d1b-c9f7-4215-954d-55b2469623c9.jpgGudgeons! Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/12/2025, 1:33:28 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/b37c43f4-237c-4650-bef7-cf7720c07b19/27767670-2d59-4954-a0f4-e6d22097470c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/oauqYBNPMGgfMABxsNAKWz180032025-11-13T04:36:04.791Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/wGBv25uhBY1LsqRGtwb3jShttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/70138548-d684-45f9-953b-806ded23633e.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/13/2025, 11:58:57 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/f89dc9d7-d157-47b0-b6e0-ec4167837c5e/671dc8cf-5449-469b-a717-c90afe3660b7-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/wGBv25uhBY1LsqRGtwb3jS300022025-11-15T05:25:24.187Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bKf3fmULi9SdxUd4HwJ8FJhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/af62bc7f-d055-4f74-bc33-fc14f043b453.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/15/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/57050538-cd58-466a-a739-5d8d7191d8cc/82f1e6d8-6055-4168-a47e-b96cf6facba0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bKf3fmULi9SdxUd4HwJ8FJ300012025-11-19T04:33:59.816Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/t2Uz6izi3a4kWdTZipPjddhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d4b5601a-64e9-423a-87f6-dbba81d849a9.jpgFeeding moina (plus hatched/unhatched eggs) all at onceA huge deluge and some fish enjoyed chasing after some tiny nutritious live food. Hatched from Green Water Farm's moina eggs.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/daeae2a5-76ba-4d86-8ae5-008c01c9f074/f518965f-616e-40c4-a0b1-c5dcd16803f6-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/t2Uz6izi3a4kWdTZipPjdd131022025-11-18T01:58:54.573ZmoinaaquariumfishnycpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/p7SShC8kM8eLTFZqxgtQFRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/98109983-7382-4ecf-ab55-f0a2b28bd3fb.jpgFeeding moina + extra eggs - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/19/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bb37ffec-e8d0-4c09-83b6-46177e10edcf/ab82bdad-654d-40a3-bbc8-bbc72fd0e115-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/p7SShC8kM8eLTFZqxgtQFR600042025-11-20T07:17:48.788Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/sk7TkfBuGTC6t1NzVVTrBJhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/f456c590-1ffc-406d-8717-6a116a94a21e.jpgCorys Resting - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/20/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d538fad6-f0b9-476d-a880-f1ccd4350844/f1949bd2-e806-4779-9954-eb04f201641d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/sk7TkfBuGTC6t1NzVVTrBJ600002025-11-22T11:08:32.202Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/5Q9G6SX9Lxd3eaatQ194qshttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e351ce93-a7d6-4f26-902b-3d8e0a4833fd.jpgClear Live Moina Feeding - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/21/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/271d9ca3-530f-483a-a000-f064c42f0676/8731cef2-8f13-44a2-a097-50e1702957cd-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/5Q9G6SX9Lxd3eaatQ194qs900002025-11-22T13:55:01.934Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6RNy6FDdPsx1tbizTiFF6mhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e18bac1c-9d48-4633-b3c2-da4fd6ccf200.jpgCory Chilling - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/22/2025, 5:04:08 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2f71d3dc-f7bf-4eec-94a7-b497e8c90b7a/1ec4035c-2a36-42e0-97f4-05768a1704a1-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6RNy6FDdPsx1tbizTiFF6m14400142025-11-22T16:01:56.776Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bpkCkf15ojXwBsSWV28JU9https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4a226161-4775-454c-9977-ef5b32bcc8c2.jpgWhat's moina is yours-a - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/22/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/543d96a8-e249-484a-805a-312d136ee880/d991ffd8-27b1-482d-8c23-2a56503c929b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bpkCkf15ojXwBsSWV28JU96000232025-11-24T00:03:59.791Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/96UGKN8Uoikj7TeKdxTHmihttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4763e4b2-400a-4bee-9931-dd755459e51c.jpgNice cherry shrimp hanging out - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/23/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/419c4eab-a873-4e44-a1aa-9aa358db4205/522c7c0e-3007-4aff-93aa-a4ebfbfb497f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/96UGKN8Uoikj7TeKdxTHmi360552025-11-26T20:44:03.381Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7jKB5b819NNUeHSg4RxoVYhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/2bb0fac3-0bb7-4469-926d-49ebfe0e6cca.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/24/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/33351798-16dc-437b-bf61-7cb43f9f9eda/090ca1ac-4bb1-4120-9ac6-d4fe1d5a59f0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7jKB5b819NNUeHSg4RxoVY300022025-11-27T06:46:57.218Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6HpbBTAA99ApQVh78bbLbfhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/caf92a43-9f87-4b6e-bbc2-9afc85dfc961.jpgStudying my greenwater algae culture at 1000-2000x magnificationIt looks like a surprising variety or phytoplankton and single-celled algae! Maybe even some diatomic algae. I've been culturing green water to feed my microfauna (mostly moina), and wanted to check it out under my new digital microscope eyepiece. I think the combined magnification is somewhere between 1000x and 2000x. It's hard to say exactly because of the nature of digital eyepieces. Using a Journey to the Microcosmos microscope, with a 60x Plan A objective, and a Celestron 5MP digital eyepiece.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2e457996-7725-4c6b-9a3f-8d442c861292/cc68edb7-1dfe-490b-bf17-510534330508-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6HpbBTAA99ApQVh78bbLbf182052025-11-27T22:46:47.387ZalgaemicroscopephytoplanktonmicroscopybiologyYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/adXCykTRgVrYbPuvvbjLjuhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5b5a770b-2beb-4d0f-898d-12c2fe088d3d.jpgRotifers invaded my moina culture :-\ (300x magnification)I saw a few small white dots floating around in the moina culture that I have here with me for Thanksgiving weekend, and I wanted to see what it is for myself. Looks like a bunch of rotifers have made their way into the moina bottles :-( I think the moina can still outcompete them in the long term, but let's see. Maybe I should start a separate rotifer culture? These ones look pretty big and healthy.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4ab174e1-f66b-432b-be8b-c5200e333930/6569cdb6-268f-4a3e-8e71-0ba1f2cd0bfc-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/adXCykTRgVrYbPuvvbjLju450302025-11-28T04:17:00.186ZmicroscopyrotifersrotifermicroscopebiologyYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4AAqMWDsovmQ1CCZ3T5Wpqhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c4971b2c-3bcb-4a2a-8fb4-855948be4893.jpgPeacock Gudgeon w/ a curious chill - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/27/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1d1febbb-82b2-4d6e-b2ca-e60363322b36/bc19a3f5-3f13-4997-931f-731a642118a3-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4AAqMWDsovmQ1CCZ3T5Wpq20052025-11-29T16:22:29.623Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/g87hFSKfFwRiu6bWHSN1eMhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5b6e1504-6085-4da4-86bb-8305fbac1082.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/28/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/7a772946-8348-4755-a695-abeb7aea5d8f/9492bf85-6434-48e4-b9a3-33bfc2b635ab-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/g87hFSKfFwRiu6bWHSN1eM60012025-11-29T16:21:44.996Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/gtVo25cv9b6hZYFMrDPWLjhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/61cc86ef-5a9e-43cf-8d10-8de1adbf1cfc.jpgBig Snail - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/28/2025, 8:23:06 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/7d5f0edc-b32a-4646-91c8-ff606ea979aa/ddccf047-291d-418e-8de8-bac2644f8db4-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/gtVo25cv9b6hZYFMrDPWLj30002025-11-29T16:21:32.809Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4jmoxzodAaPMEvYj7LmaNjhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/47444e5b-678a-4026-8cb5-f5d43b9edeb4.jpgJust Shrimp Things - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/29/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1adb5e6b-08f4-4b2b-92ba-6039b5f35de2/bacc8be0-a53e-495e-8c3f-0b19155ab84a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4jmoxzodAaPMEvYj7LmaNj180052025-11-30T18:34:01.318Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/mv96t8nYaYbfugomU6D5NAhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/0208fd17-eb02-441a-8d6a-2d0759747422.jpgLive moina feeding, also worms! Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 11/30/2025Big live food feeding session. This time I turned off the filter first, and I think it helped the community hunt and catch all the little critters. Mostly moina, some copepods, and a few blackworms. I've added chapters for some of the specifics since this is a long video. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a60854af-673d-4a61-a58b-7a71a7873fb6/da9df3de-03d4-4efa-a2c8-e88aabe763d0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/mv96t8nYaYbfugomU6D5NA3600552025-12-02T07:51:24.475Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/qffgNmPuBrLabMbZcPiQkqhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4d7acc8b-06a8-47db-9b05-23bf7b0e6250.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/1/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c458894a-f07b-42b6-bbbd-deb3e66dfdde/323038e2-682d-46e9-9973-bd2bcac819a3-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/qffgNmPuBrLabMbZcPiQkq180012025-12-02T07:51:42.698Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/hW4xJr1GL7Pi8Snu9czTYShttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/26e22c7c-23b5-47ca-8907-c52531f75d31.jpgDriftwood fell over - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/2/2025, 1:00:12 PMNot an earthquake but I must have done something that knocked over a vertical piece of driftwood. A fun slightly different look for a big before I noticed and moved it back. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/891e9170-03a4-41cd-becd-daaa41761666/9ebf47e6-d1ad-490e-b04b-dbae81af6e6c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/hW4xJr1GL7Pi8Snu9czTYS660012025-12-03T07:02:04.707Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/cGr7ZXpAvx37ipextLE6g3https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/9f40ef91-5288-4bc3-b3d9-382ebfabaaa2.jpgCory being a dope - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/3/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5eb9c1d9-9c92-4c6d-805d-d2bad8aee0ec/3ad88bbe-9716-47f3-92f2-179759cd79d6-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/cGr7ZXpAvx37ipextLE6g320082025-12-04T06:56:28.899Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uT7h7cDBqwjs91L3MGqPDYhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/9b872969-228b-4870-b301-3c1d72e64682.jpgLive Moina Feeding - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/5/2025Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e9e2aefb-5e50-4b5e-9090-6663e0e76016/9e6ce5f7-812e-4881-a879-4bf0cea9e973-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uT7h7cDBqwjs91L3MGqPDY600032025-12-06T06:56:56.472Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/vRSzBEsAfCijzB3PJwT2tXhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d93d3ed5-1aad-409f-8ffb-0ed65a28af8d.jpgNo-tech shrimp bowl for culled neocaridinaA little setup I put together to house my culled (not orange enough) neocaridina shrimp. They still have a good life. Some floating plants, driftwood, lava rock, sand, and a few meiofauna friends like ostracods.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/f1cfa2fa-87fd-4827-8824-c1c0436ac551/9527cd0f-8992-41d3-9bb0-a10e9799a4b9-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/vRSzBEsAfCijzB3PJwT2tX30062025-12-06T23:06:22.751ZaquariumshrimpostracodsbowlYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bTmPtHGaHfvyrJGzu3n2Fghttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/538bf3a1-b376-412b-84be-4177e49626ad.jpgCory chilling and blinking - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/6/2025Over the course of about ten minutes, this cory was so consistent about "blinking" once every minute! I added chapter markers for each cute little blink he does. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/58272616-59bc-4a58-8c97-5ee0f87a8131/6a79b4de-10fe-41b8-84d8-54105c36fac6-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bTmPtHGaHfvyrJGzu3n2Fg780032025-12-07T06:52:15.888Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/e23GofZbXs2xYprrEtNzzjhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d677beb6-a335-4ac9-8a43-a79765aa9a66.jpg300X - Green Water WeirdoEdit: It's a [gastrotrich](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gastrotrich)! Brought a small green water sample home (in a non-sanitary way), and it had this critter swimming quickly across the sample. It looks like it has a forked tail, and also at times some fine filaments coming out of it's back side. It also has a slightly pointed head and seems to quickly be able to filter the single-celled algae through its mouth. If I didn't know better I'd think it's some kind of microscopic planarian. What contaminated this sample? Music track: Midnight Bliss by Moavii Source: https://freetouse.com/music Free Music No Copyright (Safe)https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/696c353e-98d1-4901-98b0-48995b647090/ee32bc6c-4ef8-49c1-82b4-fad32e34651b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/e23GofZbXs2xYprrEtNzzj1130112025-12-07T22:46:56.344ZmicroscopemicroscopyalgaeYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/dVt6Z8ooB4395EZ7D6yA5whttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/2f7bd59d-ac7f-4a5b-8acc-09f6394cfb23.jpgShrimp keeping an antenna on a minnow - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/7/2025Shrimp seemed concerned about a nearby white cloud mountain minnow out of view, so kept an antenna up to make sure the fish didn't get too close :-) Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/68a4c962-c6e2-4435-9f6c-fbfcd576d03e/567755c0-812d-42e0-9551-79e1451eb8e1-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/dVt6Z8ooB4395EZ7D6yA5w600102025-12-08T05:48:06.300Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uKBf1bMWLAwfgxJrVRGQTDhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/efcb0f4a-49a0-47cc-8c47-c61dc42f532c.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/8/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e8d69538-a2bd-4c7a-89f4-e3d080f07523/da6d9c77-8a2f-4027-94c7-494128149457-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uKBf1bMWLAwfgxJrVRGQTD300002025-12-09T06:47:03.312Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4gQevv2HxLdS6oJch7mfb2https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/fe26a93f-0f34-4512-a516-809439d7973d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/9/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1a814c0f-bf5a-4fe9-9c13-70b5091e4b7d/453e3a2c-1bad-46de-98ac-863ca4b15d80-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4gQevv2HxLdS6oJch7mfb2240002025-12-10T06:52:28.626Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3Co7BRFmu9cVqQNrDgxC3Qhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/fa8cb83f-18a7-4c3a-a689-afd561a37bdb.jpgCory explores the new cave -- Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/10/2025, 1:00:12 PMI added this cave just a day before, and this was the first brave spelunker that I caught on the camera :-) I hope a pair of peacock gudgeons ultimately decides to use it as a place to spawn. I heard from folks that this size/type of cave is a good one for them. Let's see what happens. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1546ae6c-7a4d-48c6-bd07-ac2a342433dc/81d98213-c95d-450f-ac2c-dd3b6c4480b2-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3Co7BRFmu9cVqQNrDgxC3Q720032025-12-11T06:49:31.763Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2ksiAsR9wvw7XWKEFDJWzUhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/13bde5d3-8054-4ad8-8626-5322cdcb986d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/11/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0ad07af5-3703-4a58-8e7a-3bb029d11b86/acffad25-c9c7-46d1-bb56-147aed58f00c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2ksiAsR9wvw7XWKEFDJWzU300012025-12-12T07:14:04.848Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/a9zT8NScyViyv6Y5S9Dk3mhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c93d8ca3-c16f-4dad-baa1-d9dd8123376d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/12/2025, 1:00:14 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4a151411-d5c8-4a54-98ad-841b7b7817bc/fc6e72c4-2751-43ad-bbd3-35047be01927-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/a9zT8NScyViyv6Y5S9Dk3m180022025-12-13T06:42:15.777Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/v4dxUCUm1qKRpFroRawoHEhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/06a73563-a404-42b7-a746-5d07a6917b1c.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/13/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/eb4bfc9b-1e1f-4cfc-9859-883c0b39dd68/9582b2fd-4585-4a40-ab11-77909e92a560-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/v4dxUCUm1qKRpFroRawoHE120012025-12-14T06:41:48.291Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rHwh9DiPBBBJaTbdwLtGTKhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/82502230-543a-4f7f-8998-8c0c5d99bd74.jpg1000x - More single-celled algae, a few that swim!Culturing some green water without aeration/agitation to see if I can get some motile ones to grow and take over. The first one is some kind of small wiggly swimming cell. The second is one of many I found -- this one just easier to record because it was spinning in a circle instead of swimming fast across the slide. And the third is a stationary one that appears to be splitting into two cells perhaps.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d0409eed-cd3c-49e9-86f7-642ee0c40411/f5c8aa49-974c-4e0f-ba23-706115424cf6-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rHwh9DiPBBBJaTbdwLtGTK60022025-12-15T05:52:19.756ZmicroscopemicroscopyalgaephytoplanktonYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6Cdua9scXvTF2JSsmcwzwDhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e6f8d74c-e512-4c89-b9cc-23a3117ec839.jpgCory winked with his mustache - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/14/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2d8c29d9-1630-4276-a284-9d20f9c3a0f5/d693f7ed-769b-4108-aa0a-e64600789f7d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6Cdua9scXvTF2JSsmcwzwD60032025-12-15T07:04:33.511Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2cpuNwpzVa4wpNwCiUW1dphttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/bebcfb5c-b147-4c36-a47e-8f4e11e1f5bc.jpg300x - Darkfield AlgaeThis is my first ever attempt at darkfield microscopy. I could only get my 10x objective working with my makeshift darkfield setup, and at that magnification my single-celled algae look like beautiful twinkling green stars. Set up with an outer space background sound effect because it feels appropriate. This is from the same sample green water culture I posted videos on for the last few days.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/09b0cce8-24fa-47d5-b689-0457fee9de1f/829b2f30-a3bc-46fb-9604-4f73f1677b6d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2cpuNwpzVa4wpNwCiUW1dp950162025-12-15T20:46:26.513ZalgaephytoplanktonmicroscopemicroscopyYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bCoYuwPuPqFYab7iqSKXsdhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/7acb01ef-2a09-490e-a843-1f0fa102a1b4.jpgShrimp shrimping - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/15/2025Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5610520f-89a8-415f-b8ff-999ffa4826c4/bd3cb25e-e075-4f76-86ea-d9e0e7c556e9-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bCoYuwPuPqFYab7iqSKXsd1140542025-12-16T07:15:27.715Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/jz2zWT3q9wZcGzP9a67Cxkhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/76dac522-68fc-4817-9242-de28d42d3622.jpgPeacock gudgeon exploring - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/16/2025Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9661046a-b0ba-4b69-909c-178472212589/f7f17e2b-d871-4fb6-b9ca-c882b4f866ff-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/jz2zWT3q9wZcGzP9a67Cxk120032025-12-17T06:50:18.674Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3HoWwWZPNe9eRWM1J6WCSAhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/48acfefb-d65e-4896-b7a8-0d63fd37276c.jpgYounger peacock gudgeon exploring her surrounding - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora)For the first minute, and then she comes back for a minute or so towards the end of the video. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/15f9e8c8-a66b-4e9b-abba-5191d92d8306/2e334024-689e-481a-b3fc-286ce54c2532-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3HoWwWZPNe9eRWM1J6WCSA600052025-12-18T06:52:25.168Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7RxU2VYStbLZEukAuAEMduhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/887676dd-b965-48c8-9793-5285eb197d27.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/18/2025, 1:00:14 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3781ef1a-1a51-4a0d-be55-6bef8daa25b8/acb22446-2ca5-4dc1-94e9-17c483dcd642-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7RxU2VYStbLZEukAuAEMdu180012025-12-19T06:56:58.670Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ufbdTPayzzkXVTF2yzsza7https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/22ff9468-ae05-49db-a60b-2b503e07e492.jpgUnusual angle - Feeding frozen bloodworms - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/19/2025, 11:58:55 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e4ba9850-4aea-49fd-9a66-66e7bdb1f794/d4b4610b-7c97-4255-bf0c-e4421ad1b739-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ufbdTPayzzkXVTF2yzsza7116012025-12-20T01:22:53.891Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/kKa41DSCF5KJa8mwHCjbTYhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4ecd8315-4269-4062-bf01-b8e1e08f1f13.jpgReorganizing, found peacock gudgeon eggs in a tube! - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/20/2025, ...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9fe431f1-96e6-4d52-aa4a-0ccdadf1d15e/531033a5-855b-44cc-bde1-37db959a5b52-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/kKa41DSCF5KJa8mwHCjbTY1200022025-12-21T06:46:19.232Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/i4izEuuLwunnJeaUYjWTeuhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/1f6c37c4-7521-461d-87ec-80ceb92264a5.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/21/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8a216c3f-4e64-4bfd-9a9c-fc6534897c4a/23c41428-b04d-4952-8ecf-711c6e417ece-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/i4izEuuLwunnJeaUYjWTeu120002025-12-22T06:46:34.229Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ha8wMDXfDTgr5T7uMF3N6Bhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4ae1d304-648b-4b8c-9163-1f1a9adb551a.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/22/2025, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/82d88db3-5d3b-4e28-a658-cb2c0195f19d/6ec2dd34-839c-4e4c-85c4-0c1c4a633c3c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ha8wMDXfDTgr5T7uMF3N6B120002025-12-23T06:47:39.371Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/iF3gFR3V5xtkVC9whiR3KAhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e13edea7-ba96-4aa5-a976-f3fc12e2341a.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/23/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8f1ec373-0596-4d64-9d5c-821d6e99a760/4d2c876e-52ec-4dcc-978b-7d68865ec407-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/iF3gFR3V5xtkVC9whiR3KA120022025-12-24T06:51:06.343Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/eYEcv1YnNPfhM7yNBLWjEWhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/97634abb-5688-422e-9031-fa9a198d6e1c.jpgTiny fish near the shore of this island in the BahamasAt MSC’s Ocean Cay resort island and marine reserve these tiny cute fish surrounded us in the water. Captured with my GoPro as best as I could.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/712ffe85-a647-4f15-be7d-a5b64c6b94ea/1b342e51-e316-41f3-bca8-f6aa4b44d15d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/eYEcv1YnNPfhM7yNBLWjEW31052025-12-24T22:11:33.494ZbeachfishmarineGoProunderwaterYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/i8d8fT2Dz3HRzRN9FYfwahhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/edb54538-578b-43d0-874f-186c4c0e31b0.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/24/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8aad0935-bb74-4a7b-9b5d-532d8902ed62/ab078ac0-693a-48a1-baa8-1f00192b2ccb-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/i8d8fT2Dz3HRzRN9FYfwah300022025-12-25T06:21:16.473Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uPmT7XUhAUvWiU9JWV5ceWhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/ab8e77a6-748e-4d4d-8f13-13df4438767e.jpgLittle cute fish in the shallows at Ocean Cay (Bahamas)Edit: I'm pretty sure it's a juvenile [Schoolmaster Snapper](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schoolmaster_snapper)! This cutie stayed near our feet in the water long enough for me to get my camera out again. I haven’t done the ID yet to figure out what he is. He must have been hunting the microfauna that would be in the algae. Captured with my GoPro with the standard lens (with a little water stuck in it!)https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e95cb551-ae9a-4427-b3bc-a8a38f4da8e4/ee6bf131-87a8-4c34-a757-4e2ad9603da2-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uPmT7XUhAUvWiU9JWV5ceW10042025-12-25T23:10:55.332ZbeachmarinefishsandGoProYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/cYimmXGRhtMZLu8BBB9U3thttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5ce25df0-c0f1-4e7e-8884-a0c711832c76.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/25/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/60f0de8d-b0dd-4f98-8aa6-3d4690a06f6f/769d1b25-e5d5-40fa-8f3c-cd3a3e146a30-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/cYimmXGRhtMZLu8BBB9U3t120012025-12-26T06:42:53.803Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/75qJuLqZwZPUCVhuybr7hBhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/30d234f0-3aad-4e7e-b86a-d7171bd0cf60.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/26/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/31350c91-e465-4331-934c-1ecd34c8c323/77118b8b-368c-4b8e-b75f-97b03c194ee7-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/75qJuLqZwZPUCVhuybr7hB300002025-12-27T06:44:43.392Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7hg7vUp8Nj1EDCpotMHfcjhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/684978b5-a574-4b73-aa11-65f4840272fc.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/27/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/32dc0bab-b5cd-475a-87f2-076a090237a0/cbe132f8-5259-49cc-abe7-6dedcef9997f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7hg7vUp8Nj1EDCpotMHfcj300012025-12-28T06:51:52.706Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/iUx573gP4SiUXaum6dmoZMhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b5a92b02-c34a-42ed-b738-54748b4f3ddf.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/28/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/91012e69-71f5-41ae-87f4-ee226d0e9c2f/53681c67-56db-4cf7-9ccd-dbbf258a49ff-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/iUx573gP4SiUXaum6dmoZM300012025-12-29T06:54:39.969Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/qdqksTXvN8gtCZ8GACBczvhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a95c29e4-a8b6-4e2a-98d5-257941fc9f08.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/29/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c417401b-2c7c-4b85-b0e4-8218a9bf799b/b07e177c-5360-4e6b-8cb2-f666d88cad45-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/qdqksTXvN8gtCZ8GACBczv300002025-12-29T22:55:46.144Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7uPAHswiowN3KtgVyVQSo2https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/39c3f500-be5a-4fec-8cde-5cec226c56c7.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/30/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/349cfdbc-725d-4ce7-a8fd-1b7a1168bf95/731dbc40-e031-47d7-b76b-b81ba16eaa88-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7uPAHswiowN3KtgVyVQSo2300002025-12-30T20:55:40.456Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/8yGyrtiiHCHj1SdFUKTnR5https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e52d6e30-7c5f-4ca0-92ef-b0dbe2565502.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 12/31/2025, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3d40c44d-ebec-4513-96e9-054dd1adbefa/e6585bb1-e311-4468-ac70-2cf7be613992-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/8yGyrtiiHCHj1SdFUKTnR5300002026-01-01T07:04:30.683Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/i3h9bQJaUax9Vguzxd2f1Uhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6cb692bd-a3d7-4d55-9193-3f2941bec162.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/1/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/89fccac7-00db-4f52-a6a0-fb8b7c21dab4/057b11c0-a3b4-43b2-80a7-879e956da1e6-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/i3h9bQJaUax9Vguzxd2f1U300002026-01-02T07:04:53.362Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/mCsCSr1qJfkye3GCSeY1bvhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/8d6929b8-f300-49ee-8376-16fadd31ac72.jpgExploring the tubes - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/2/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a70df6b7-c2e1-4cd8-82a1-1954900a0f31/e143a460-ac7a-4a3a-b7be-e31b1c294512-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/mCsCSr1qJfkye3GCSeY1bv180012026-01-03T06:51:40.762Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7FFkyrwBf3kyoc3sNHEYMbhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/72ecd9d3-5ecd-44b8-8a23-e64fd71fd2f7.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/3/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/362114d7-dfb8-4ad3-9b56-af8d8f041cdc/625147f6-6579-4a3e-8a47-dd0f2324a751-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7FFkyrwBf3kyoc3sNHEYMb30012026-01-04T06:58:42.672Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2eYaaFnyhZ3quN1iP2NpHshttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b335a3dd-aa36-4643-9a13-c5e2f7b43416.jpgTubini' - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/4/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0a0c6a92-7cac-4f63-9cbf-3fce27a84080/fc0ba767-fbe9-42aa-a8fb-372a0ef58d4f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2eYaaFnyhZ3quN1iP2NpHs60042026-01-05T06:49:35.948Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3nuU9V1osqApq1AxhGtDRghttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e8ec2de9-4215-4a7f-9db7-17ea047092c2.jpg[Macro] Vinegar Eels culture after dividing_Turbatrix aceti_. Shot with my iPhone for my personal vinegar eel culture. I'm happy to see them all settling in after I divided the culture, refreshed the vinegar, and gave them new apple pieces.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1332b4cd-2c7b-4786-a8fd-12116016bad5/d3f2276c-ee7c-4eb6-b045-42cb1e5626aa-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3nuU9V1osqApq1AxhGtDRg13022026-01-06T04:37:34.660ZnematodeswormscultureaquariumfishYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/jkJceAG5PjEp9wtAs4chH2https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6d380b58-c1b6-4003-b482-9c659807331c.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/5/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9485a15b-52c8-4eb9-99ad-25e0bc60feb3/65719fde-0542-4a0d-b6a6-7cb589266706-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/jkJceAG5PjEp9wtAs4chH260002026-01-06T06:55:33.313Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/viELxBkKaYJpwgXWzGiggthttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/acf79842-c5b5-48a0-a355-8dead04cb3d1.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/6/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ed508e8e-f8ab-444d-b8e3-8d30beb27365/2486b5d3-fc69-477b-a344-6baddb23b8a0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/viELxBkKaYJpwgXWzGiggt120012026-01-07T07:16:24.543Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/wy6Thch5Y915GMoaKfzZrThttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/dee67916-d7d9-43a9-8f44-baa8dfcd9a14.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/7/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/f76d962f-5c52-480e-8738-eee7bc461709/5c653dc0-d4a5-43f8-9815-a40149577227-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/wy6Thch5Y915GMoaKfzZrT240012026-01-08T06:47:46.229Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/x6SnLiZEDEMQyhf3o4KGxFhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/38d2e337-1c1d-4fae-b003-98619d6a266b.jpgLive Moina Feeding! - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/8/2026, 11:39:03 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/fbdd0fe9-61f8-4abb-8edd-8a456143f3f5/09114485-11be-42a9-99ff-4f2a4ab549ab-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/x6SnLiZEDEMQyhf3o4KGxF900012026-01-09T02:28:10.979Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/k3ZEEUe7rsJKuZZXtomCzbhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/0b5c4271-3e92-47a8-9d02-3caaf455af93.jpgCorys getting midnight munchies - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/9/2026, 1:00:12 PMIt took them a minute to find it at 12:30am, but once the Corys found the tank smoothie (a repashy-like blend), they _really_ enjoyed chowing down. The other fish and shrimp also enjoyed picking off the bits of food that were floating away. They kept eating even in the dark, but I edited it to end the video when the lights went out, since you can't really see anything after that. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9a48a914-7952-46ed-96e2-2aca97c5ae34/bebb4754-229e-45fc-811d-b21520eaecf4-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/k3ZEEUe7rsJKuZZXtomCzb480012026-01-10T06:41:33.960Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/oQnVsaFVqbmeiZ9MwH6sgChttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/bbc51444-9203-4a97-83d6-d8b203d40aa7.jpgLive moina feedine - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/10/2026, 1:00:12 PMAlso the female peacock gudgeon in there has a clamped caudal fin -- I'll have to keep an eye on her, might be stress, injury, or illness :-\ Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/b8ea42d9-4dc0-4106-8d0b-f86b9dfa108a/dd53f8de-5e46-49c0-8444-f3e12e3c8d1f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/oQnVsaFVqbmeiZ9MwH6sgC240012026-01-11T06:49:05.614Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/dQuoN8DNuq4fTwsHwoddCNhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/dc35bb7e-0e84-45c5-817a-75e9e1e03c03.jpgCorydoras Breeding? (gold laser corys) Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/11/2026, 1:00:12 PMAdded chapter markers for clear cases of her laying/carrying eggs. Add comments with more times and I'll add them too! Low pressure because of the rain storm, I did a cold water change the day before, and fed them live foods. I think this is the first time I've capture footage of my corys breeding, I don't think they've done it before. Hopefully I can collect some of the eggs and raise some gold laser corydoras fry! Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/67f2dcda-118f-41b9-bf38-593fb6e69546/6522d57d-7a56-417b-9524-8c357c791e27-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/dQuoN8DNuq4fTwsHwoddCN7200062026-01-12T05:18:02.576Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/cB1TeLnWGTprdj4PNJ18TJhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c489e429-9cfa-4111-bdcd-5e341b8e2215.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/12/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5df81a04-26d7-4205-b8f6-10b707c54a54/b7b0987f-58c0-405e-8c15-fe6abc47711b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/cB1TeLnWGTprdj4PNJ18TJ180012026-01-13T06:43:33.951Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/hrqdAdYjNiS8EjsRkWRwpMhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a7a8d1ff-99c5-4abe-91ad-723960f875ad.jpgShowing off the gold laser corydoras eggs -- Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/13/2026, 1:00:12 PMSome light rescaping while I found and removed the corydoras eggs for hatching and care elsewhere. Chatper markers for the rescaping and finding of the eggs. Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/851ebcb3-3576-4b70-ae4c-b22dd1db9ac3/3c8d705a-a6bd-4937-8f2a-62bd4f73b3e0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/hrqdAdYjNiS8EjsRkWRwpM4560012026-01-14T06:51:00.765Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bPH3YQHkC6BnMCPgJ58g9chttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/3bc805ae-a06e-4460-a166-a6a0b115a073.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/14/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/57a4a481-83df-4633-bc54-f75fd87cbbcf/1cc60330-350c-4eaa-8115-3ac828269f25-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bPH3YQHkC6BnMCPgJ58g9c180012026-01-15T06:44:33.905Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pqHr1NvNH5tXEvSuPmC3V4https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e5f2e5be-8c86-4e26-b103-b95e3ca75c93.jpgpeekaboo peacocks - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/15/2026, 1:00:12 PMA few cute moments of multiple peacock gudgeons picking their heads up out of their little cozy hiding spot Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bdb59295-2eff-4588-8c63-788e2329da8d/8bc8cb32-9a48-4a21-a650-9401e1d06b58-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pqHr1NvNH5tXEvSuPmC3V4300032026-01-16T06:56:24.162Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/s56CcPRooT3exYnP5Gejgyhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c957710b-eebd-4046-a8ef-1a1714af30ed.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/17/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d3200bd8-f252-4cc9-9ba3-f72716cb1956/000f5f94-28ec-4e66-90f7-84c382ee001f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/s56CcPRooT3exYnP5Gejgy240002026-01-18T06:50:35.796Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3ppgZueeaQ2dYMXamh132Xhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c6acfabc-c19f-45c5-b617-0c2664c675e9.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/18/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1376ba6b-06da-486b-a01b-f0c24d684af9/03b44f96-fbe5-4155-9eae-8e2e22f32551-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3ppgZueeaQ2dYMXamh132X180022026-01-19T06:48:21.257Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/cKrEKAPkWUMGYpAnnxYZVqhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/79af7eaf-7af0-435a-a0c6-5bd8f8220f54.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/19/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5f25536f-6e16-4331-b2ae-f72e961be42e/7c2b05de-d212-4914-9068-aaf2e6f1c7f5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/cKrEKAPkWUMGYpAnnxYZVq180002026-01-20T06:50:33.176Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rt64HcqNc4pszYsTkxB84thttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/44691919-1c56-4d42-ac9f-0ada85b4a0b6.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/20/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ce3cab48-557b-472f-bd62-fdead6f731cd/7deeeffd-7a84-4224-b645-1a1c20b35f54-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rt64HcqNc4pszYsTkxB84t180012026-01-21T06:56:44.869Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4VHroyRFAAnExmh4db2wqGhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/44ab2bd5-2350-4008-97e5-fdfefe02cdf3.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/21/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1fcb5f69-ad40-4ad6-8e13-43daaca884d8/9d3223ea-aac1-4379-b516-fe4c89fd52f5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4VHroyRFAAnExmh4db2wqG180002026-01-22T00:51:38.468Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rijUwtYZ2XugFJAYpGoTSuhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c987d226-7fbb-488e-bc24-e2ec9d6e2c20.jpgAdjusted the angle downward - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/22/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ccdfc2f7-6a72-4fea-b83f-71cb8b5153ec/add43589-3ecf-4b59-9712-1aac2a336b80-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rijUwtYZ2XugFJAYpGoTSu180012026-01-23T06:50:08.901Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/w7fn5oafoRJwDk7tLHykZmhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/06bbfc1b-fe83-4ca8-b5df-9b2afe4f30ad.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/23/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/f3d17962-ad25-4bbd-a1a3-f74ed9fa6f7a/3da88046-e487-47e7-be63-f4843e08637a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/w7fn5oafoRJwDk7tLHykZm180022026-01-24T06:48:49.459Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/s5pXLVs3uyxynrsyzkQxb3https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/127b0868-3072-4221-9e3b-dab4ea4c60aa.jpg:eyes: - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/24/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d32b58dc-c2ff-4b16-a59b-c528cac16ef2/1763a429-2468-4b1c-883d-697da9f51e4e-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/s5pXLVs3uyxynrsyzkQxb3180042026-01-25T06:55:11.514Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4hJJeZzLk6W6BBgmcZxnvyhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/8dd75d2d-c3a5-42cd-b004-2e215b859356.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/25/2026, 1:00:16 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1aa1a607-4d05-4717-b2d5-e64e3b203b6e/b437fdfa-ef17-4203-b040-517c65b1e2e0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4hJJeZzLk6W6BBgmcZxnvy180012026-01-26T06:45:00.033Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/f4h2v7DuAq2tDCZPuxNVnQhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/0f470ed5-cdb8-42d3-85cf-febdf1178b95.jpgHovering shrimp - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/26/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/71d50c82-0a3c-4318-b3d5-4f1c85f37946/58c53963-a1ba-401f-892c-14d47ed12977-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/f4h2v7DuAq2tDCZPuxNVnQ60012026-01-27T06:53:47.146Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/gjmYajkjvjrdmDLPcMCqG7https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/43a0586b-9b75-4693-881b-674118bc67f3.jpgBunch of Shrimp - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/27/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/7c0963d2-29a9-428f-8f8f-7735572c2486/bfa1d480-2e05-4756-b6e3-26ba58f7f2f0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/gjmYajkjvjrdmDLPcMCqG7180002026-01-28T07:09:04.453Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/qP3GVqd2eikCW5zdcH9Qdvhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a8e5fcfc-950b-4efb-bbd4-9b0a88e8ee1b.jpgShrimp carrying new eggs - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/28/2026, 1:00:14 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c8ecf3ce-d06b-448d-80af-1760d193cdc5/1892f64e-9974-43a0-805e-8c9e1f9cb7ef-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/qP3GVqd2eikCW5zdcH9Qdv180032026-01-29T00:13:26.523Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4xU9iQPgV3vjijm7WPCgiRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d7361b79-f9f8-4eea-8db9-4d14609fc9d9.jpgJust popping out to say hello - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/29/2026, 1:00:14 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/1cbf9b75-663e-47b0-a6c6-f1a64c553ff7/625bc51c-4f6a-4335-af19-117a0adfdd5d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4xU9iQPgV3vjijm7WPCgiR40012026-01-30T06:59:36.949Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/oaHd72JsU8RpUSzAz1Tc3Jhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/34742d74-a9c3-4844-b8d8-6aa7220b3849.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/30/2026, 8:58:27 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/b38423e4-960e-46ca-adc8-9f7a5a4a6dc2/4aac6d5b-f6c4-4811-a099-29f7ff465b10-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/oaHd72JsU8RpUSzAz1Tc3J60012026-01-31T04:24:00.255Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3YXN9We4ngQR5NJW4ewE2ahttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/56876bea-38e1-44ef-bcfc-85f5dd949d8d.jpgWhiteout from a dose of Seachem Equilibrium :-) Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 1/31/2026, 4:12:58 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/18265055-18fe-4dab-8a40-1a18baf7c37b/f6233b8e-60c4-4afb-8342-652093e7dd90-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3YXN9We4ngQR5NJW4ewE2a240042026-01-31T21:53:08.334Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/phE4cXFviMPHbpKtPbh3ishttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/9e26a6aa-42a1-4de9-9c81-b2c9243128c3.jpgStill enjoying the Philips' Fishworks Tank Smoothie from last night -Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora)...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bc958ab9-e43d-4fda-b884-7ba30d840efc/14fbb4f4-008f-4e1d-bd81-42e57d1599ae-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/phE4cXFviMPHbpKtPbh3is300022026-02-01T19:09:06.178Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uhkfS71sTKb33w9EFZedWJhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d00dbd67-1d60-46d3-9dbf-053007f79120.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/1/2026, 6:54:25 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e507a65f-d551-4897-a30d-9854c7f7cd8e/b68747fa-ffc3-4c2b-9a3c-1378c1f8622d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uhkfS71sTKb33w9EFZedWJ180002026-02-01T19:09:34.574Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/fJpN8p8ejzLzYS8QGpaxghhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/fab4688d-72fd-4aee-a20c-5da4de8a535d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/2/2026, 1:00:11 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/774bd80d-8429-49d8-8c41-653e09575f2a/0f53250e-5396-4817-9f4e-7392ff379bf7-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/fJpN8p8ejzLzYS8QGpaxgh300012026-02-03T02:23:24.742Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/dAKy4jSwbunjjESbcy7jshhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/fba32220-d356-467e-94b1-4f79e3d17377.jpgShrimping -- Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/3/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/6607cadb-8ede-4d33-87b2-bbb06eed54cc/39aaf22b-389c-45b7-8a96-652ace0fb640-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/dAKy4jSwbunjjESbcy7jsh300032026-02-04T06:54:47.696Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/bhbpachKBqxPP9YoQZvNrvhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/68a4647d-6c2d-45a9-a230-d507fcba0d47.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/4/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/533db219-d9ef-42bd-a0c2-fb26032266d7/9c7761ff-0b72-4c91-b24a-c644aea4de5f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/bhbpachKBqxPP9YoQZvNrv180012026-02-05T07:00:06.413Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rGJDRntkD5zo1UDFUkKpAyhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/351513ac-537b-4cdf-9934-1331552630c6.jpgCalm loafing after a computer outage for a few days - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/9/2026, 10...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d02480be-3c84-47bd-be40-8c94be5003b8/fe7ab457-1345-4978-9ed3-6720a602dc05-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rGJDRntkD5zo1UDFUkKpAy300012026-02-10T06:23:23.109Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/8SPHZx46mixnufANtMasP8https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/47a98db6-3515-40b7-95ca-52f92d2d406e.jpgKing Cory of the food heap - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/10/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3fc891f0-bfe2-462d-ad5e-ad5fe91785ed/50203911-6d35-4954-bdaa-a31f440d6376-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/8SPHZx46mixnufANtMasP8240012026-02-11T06:44:31.462Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rjJMX1F1sUJ6Edfbm5QWehhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/82468260-7b60-4c08-bfe1-67c61beacab3.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/11/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/cd1239db-16ce-4531-a607-bca46198d25a/0f8e2869-fe24-4754-8854-71363c271942-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rjJMX1F1sUJ6Edfbm5QWeh180032026-02-12T01:47:49.848Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pgb8UTdB3y7329S2WZ72RUhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/9f34e49c-e018-4065-a5c1-f1bdab2ab371.jpgFloating snail goes wheeeee - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/13/2026, 12:31:27 AMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bc6097af-04e8-47cf-bbb3-56c11b11faf2/c3bc2da6-3509-4290-bb25-de8f17bc84ba-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pgb8UTdB3y7329S2WZ72RU120002026-02-13T06:19:49.911Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6ZXKmDUNfTgLCBhi7RsgXPhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/0efe706c-10fa-4811-8191-9d9049512eb6.jpgFish showing off a little for their Valentines - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/13/2026, 1:00:1...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3095719e-21a6-4cd6-a54f-3c128177f0e1/d245215b-cc98-46c3-9156-393fde6fb989-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6ZXKmDUNfTgLCBhi7RsgXP300022026-02-14T06:46:40.877Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/pNoURt8uEif7cgXUdGeNYJhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/13f817cf-118a-424f-8cca-0ea320fe4746.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/14/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c0bc85ac-8026-42b1-a845-c241b75916da/ef82c31b-13d9-417f-8b6c-85b9e77f1f9b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/pNoURt8uEif7cgXUdGeNYJ61211022026-02-15T06:05:14.354Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ka1FKbipBNpF8R9wiJYsc6https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/099447d3-1825-44c6-a39e-e0ed8e9bc4d2.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/15/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/9b1fc032-6dd3-45a0-9804-faf25ca78fab/70691000-1ea7-4a49-95d7-0d687893b77a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ka1FKbipBNpF8R9wiJYsc6180022026-02-16T06:48:41.789Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2yz7gTn4JvC2xtuA3YFTd3https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/198e1a44-ae28-45c8-b2b2-c1952aa1c2a7.jpgWhat was she looking at? 🥺 Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/16/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0ca557ca-96be-4bdb-bae6-6f5159cf133e/110f2224-983f-4feb-b9e7-9d88d8a5cea8-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2yz7gTn4JvC2xtuA3YFTd3120012026-02-17T07:00:39.427Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/hJeiYc56orMkda6zLNpeAPhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/35dde201-6016-4db3-8d17-a8eca9875d9d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/17/2026, 1:00:15 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8777a8cb-ce8a-4445-b1a7-bca75510e46f/924cad6a-a32a-41ab-9f27-89acf1faca31-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/hJeiYc56orMkda6zLNpeAP180032026-02-18T06:05:14.373Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6hM84L4c6d91P2B6rNNGt4https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6acaf3a7-5aae-4226-9f2d-16e8088ac035.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/18/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2ad566a2-cd71-4a5a-8cf6-841aac21d231/572e6827-cd01-4ef9-ae9d-c960b42aa32c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6hM84L4c6d91P2B6rNNGt4240012026-02-19T06:56:06.640Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/oYtDfbdUXN1UCbZygY3CLLhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/cafd2f1f-117b-43cf-8e5b-c881a67bf0e5.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/19/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ba0bbc99-7b9d-4875-8f73-ed8e6b3497e4/f2f08a24-b786-4065-9332-810c13cb5e1c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/oYtDfbdUXN1UCbZygY3CLL300032026-02-20T06:47:15.538Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/86UsHB9tvzHUAV7KQyESxmhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/13373f10-9d0c-42b9-8716-0358bfae2af9.jpgShrimp riding a snail riding a leaf magic carpet down and up - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/2...Livestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/398304fd-52e0-4fb3-8cb6-88ed873c06d2/b5ab205b-ce01-436b-a116-ec25955486eb-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/86UsHB9tvzHUAV7KQyESxm1800462026-02-21T06:47:00.434Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/4ctiXS5KxREufw1JiEeDekhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/e2ef4156-e4e3-4ed7-8758-f95d1e950b8f.jpgLive Moina Feeding 😋 Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/21/2026, 9:21:16 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/19e56d7a-e694-4038-a7fb-ce8560b9bdc1/5da146f0-6a82-4579-8f88-775bc948e549-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/4ctiXS5KxREufw1JiEeDek600062026-02-22T08:58:03.631Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/rEmNdsPooWzYejJouBamQ5https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/31514363-48c5-4190-aac6-5b6f09011f37.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/22/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/cfcf8bd6-e9fc-4c34-819c-2812b5a8524c/fd074967-0540-4184-aa93-813d24063f44-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/rEmNdsPooWzYejJouBamQ5600032026-02-23T03:26:08.303Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/6F73xywm6NrbRQrsXUzih9https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/fdfa2c5e-b7e6-46ce-996a-fc580e3eb0b0.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/23/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2df36ccc-6622-455e-a35b-5e966c2331d4/b3a8784f-6616-473b-bb9a-ce2455837015-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/6F73xywm6NrbRQrsXUzih9600032026-02-24T06:49:44.296Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/ciB59bdcAacuGhknVYoaPuhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/36a63864-f8c8-4f3b-98de-b34e1a7f390f.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/24/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5b89c869-e10c-4e37-811c-d664210518d6/bb4fc788-817c-4c7c-bf79-ad7935ca4de9-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/ciB59bdcAacuGhknVYoaPu300032026-02-25T06:50:16.876Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/usPUBwNj3n2a41f87k76GRhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5a66b857-ab43-464b-a123-49e1e00690e9.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/25/2026, 1:00:08 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e67ebe8a-f17d-4dda-8e1a-218b6eeb0a95/2021d04b-5743-4398-9b45-c273ebfd220a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/usPUBwNj3n2a41f87k76GR180052026-02-26T06:53:40.137Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2j6xLakrdmZbhgsK3LSyiNhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b43512e7-9fb4-4cad-ae2f-6018c2b3e386.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/26/2026, 1:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0a9ff202-dea6-4ea1-8aa1-71fb8dd54b18/387bc8cc-7324-4b7c-8f51-1e10c233595a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2j6xLakrdmZbhgsK3LSyiN60012026-02-27T06:43:11.458Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/aC2PhUdj3rUEQbQNvxXDgxhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/c0147dba-defb-44a4-9455-890dcdfdf1b7.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/27/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4dea2475-ad02-4c5b-b29d-bd0c50cc79e1/14edea6c-1802-4338-9797-7ccf7834a8cb-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/aC2PhUdj3rUEQbQNvxXDgx120012026-02-28T06:52:57.711Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/p7vHpGiap2aXBrVkfVXXNAhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/49c0e46c-30a3-42b3-b565-d70a5c64b752.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 2/28/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/bb2af6b2-d0ef-4b66-9053-206c087fbd32/d573968a-f749-4685-b5ea-f110a2bde962-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/p7vHpGiap2aXBrVkfVXXNA180022026-03-01T06:55:21.478Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/2b4qpxZNSKuKuoamG9LVgDhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/0a5e9775-94ab-466b-8a33-8d57141d1a43.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/1/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/0980af3b-58d2-4642-ab52-48a495c889df/05b2e035-8be0-4afb-b049-fa1dc65e592b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/2b4qpxZNSKuKuoamG9LVgD180032026-03-02T06:55:50.852Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7u2MPaw2q5tz5HHaGbaEGUhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/dca78703-17d2-429f-8e60-34210731ecbc.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/2/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/3480c2b4-fbe9-4f0c-b09a-e08a31dd1f64/fa9141c5-5d5a-42af-902f-2541bc890b3c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7u2MPaw2q5tz5HHaGbaEGU180012026-03-03T07:01:11.749Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/afUCq21zvb6QLhDyB17Zt4https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/39118cca-66e7-44c3-93f5-411b89ec655a.jpgGold Laser (pew pew) Cory fry showing off a fine mustacheThe group is about six weeks old now. Starting to develop coloration and markings. And look at that mustache!https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4af71801-7143-4da8-90b8-1157a0e52175/d6b1778d-bc61-4c41-9044-498a966bfecf-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/afUCq21zvb6QLhDyB17Zt4200202026-03-04T04:57:01.719ZcorydorasfishaquariumfryYESDora's FriendsNOhttps://video.nyc/w/iEWHdUGo3chY9D4nnKQicnhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/60b55959-aae1-4c91-a49d-e5ad7fe22bf4.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/3/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8f1b5650-9bf8-402b-b52f-a3abab514907/5afe1c63-257f-465f-a8f1-30df6c33bb12-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/iEWHdUGo3chY9D4nnKQicn180012026-03-04T07:04:33.050Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/aX86xc9JuzAZbKj5gdKc9ghttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/74ead194-aa34-4021-ac0f-4caf04a8731e.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/4/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5094872d-4276-42e4-a5c3-6e0428942143/02fd193a-8311-4fba-9a79-4a3a625289a0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/aX86xc9JuzAZbKj5gdKc9g180002026-03-05T06:58:22.034Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/1gtDvoaRV3bZ2p3yxPzkMKhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b3431911-5f30-4d2c-9fed-5f244a2e75ae.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/5/2026, 1:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/022931c5-0afd-436d-bf72-6327c67da981/c980fbe7-f087-4609-bcbe-765bb2743b7e-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/1gtDvoaRV3bZ2p3yxPzkMK180002026-03-06T07:05:53.127Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/hJDFWkhvBGWjphF5TgxPw5https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/14c7df39-41aa-45c1-acd3-2daca4fadbcb.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/6/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/8786aeec-f5b7-49f5-b70e-c822466fbe94/b721c0a3-cd35-4503-9ad9-a687bdc8595d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/hJDFWkhvBGWjphF5TgxPw5180002026-03-07T06:54:08.948Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/9g1EfFvQRfpYdmjFrLGa2mhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b0bcead0-445e-4b5c-b9df-c96dc2d11912.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/7/2026, 1:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/42e1ac1a-caba-4b54-a6c5-6df5cd6a1cf2/c7b2124c-0d1d-47f6-9470-cf169d75bcd2-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/9g1EfFvQRfpYdmjFrLGa2m180002026-03-08T06:49:11.543Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/eSJ3KqAemPK8nJpbkdvMCWhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/02d51acb-cd03-4f7b-9ff9-78ba4b95688a.jpgChecking pipes for eggs - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/8/2026, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/705be759-3c1c-4b24-ba04-59e2473ce5da/a0ea67aa-4a7c-44a4-87a5-0009f366f874-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/eSJ3KqAemPK8nJpbkdvMCW600002026-03-09T05:49:52.579Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7wjhCDKQ2c2bptNC1GSv3hhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5903f1a9-7b05-41db-b1de-e9ea1c9bea1e.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/9/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/34d26a28-1a5e-419e-afdd-314f0e66b8e8/14a7db2d-a302-4cf3-9aa2-bd6ef59f38d9-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7wjhCDKQ2c2bptNC1GSv3h180002026-03-10T05:58:18.487Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/dk8quXR3EwekBz9PqEpykvhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/9d634f50-df40-4783-89bc-5bb749e06554.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/10/2026, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/63d95ea9-1f13-4539-a1ed-7122aca076a3/5f92e2f4-3b2f-480a-88aa-ac463c6e28a9-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/dk8quXR3EwekBz9PqEpykv180002026-03-11T05:58:06.616Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/nwAepaRh6RpdHL9se4QY3ihttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/5cd0a202-6024-437d-bc85-99c455b10ccc.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/11/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ae555211-7373-46dd-b89c-a86e64a9ecb5/59b49ebc-dc56-4487-ac18-b577652d022e-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/nwAepaRh6RpdHL9se4QY3i180002026-03-12T05:45:48.098Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/aJAXF6RnJe5u9KksTC3GsEhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/92f37a0b-bc9f-4c98-9dff-2f2455d742b9.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/12/2026, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4ed507f5-12cc-4e44-aba2-5804bbe0d21a/d76bb6b2-9688-41f6-b9f2-ce3170286e02-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/aJAXF6RnJe5u9KksTC3GsE180002026-03-13T02:25:02.560Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/3ytXLoAHcZ711SCbD1wqwbhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4240d5e4-6133-4c65-ad4e-8e21c2f0e98f.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/13/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/14bb4f50-f344-41e2-b170-d0c8feb4dd86/9b2e0ec0-68b4-4f74-9c69-a25cdffe778b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/3ytXLoAHcZ711SCbD1wqwb180002026-03-14T05:48:37.408Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/59srmxSz3mSPYeLkDi8LQdhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4723dba5-2b85-48ec-a4a8-35946fb13bab.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/14/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/2192cc19-c66a-4ff4-a40e-26ae03301024/8b6611c5-a323-4ebd-b5e6-3fb59ca3629f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/59srmxSz3mSPYeLkDi8LQd240002026-03-14T21:08:55.002Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/7wWB8zRBxhe8Eg7M6YoLbvhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/b90bc914-74e8-415b-a1af-3f2740511ff0.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/15/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/34e8cc09-7e6a-44d5-9750-8af4dd6e12e1/be7e0c73-0ef8-4001-9556-f70debc5591d-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/7wWB8zRBxhe8Eg7M6YoLbv180012026-03-16T05:45:00.696Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/eCSKAZwLRy5TQ7gjyCxmKxhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d47e7a5d-b794-4ac3-80ae-9785833b109f.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/16/2026, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/6e6cdaee-2500-4f97-83f2-1e5c6c9ea5c5/aa3e81ca-e8ee-440b-916e-1743a42b200c-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/eCSKAZwLRy5TQ7gjyCxmKx180012026-03-17T05:46:23.573Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/mbpF6EgH88VDhTvXrz4w7Ehttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/0791accf-2eb0-4c1b-8f25-6b92dee6f830.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/17/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a36accf2-cf62-4eb0-932b-c46581cccd22/03ef6a59-20a5-491a-aa2c-8123d54cec1b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/mbpF6EgH88VDhTvXrz4w7E61210002026-03-18T05:49:23.786Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/tQzQYxMA2tSTFAeerieHp4https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/1d1f4f82-ead7-4028-9d21-749d8ecbe4f3.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/18/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e16f4d58-60c0-4165-9d2f-8d8e32ccec75/ab5fbdc4-c60e-4e2d-9d39-f39ca5527415-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/tQzQYxMA2tSTFAeerieHp4180002026-03-19T05:55:47.719Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/mpwGwgs2XLwCyW2JgcpsBghttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/354e0efa-3083-4775-aff1-0c8a6e3e5b2c.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/19/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a53fcc72-c899-482c-9c86-7e04fc15b24d/748cb729-3c42-4dd7-8b3d-46cc9d32cb7b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/mpwGwgs2XLwCyW2JgcpsBg51606002026-03-20T03:05:23.057Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uZEEPcid4H2vPcZbDxM4LXhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/bf29420f-69a1-4606-bf07-92c6678c9d0e.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/20/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/eacd1bad-3a6e-4a33-a376-8b799bfa51b3/e7ab5e3f-88df-4079-af69-4ce132cf64aa-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uZEEPcid4H2vPcZbDxM4LX61210002026-03-21T05:45:16.175Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/hbXQw8TeRWUPSUrzdsq9qdhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/85bd6396-882e-4d72-9d94-7b14cfa0c2c4.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/21/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/831a1116-ba35-49a5-b421-2179e6c4123c/785b8fb7-2476-491f-88fd-f1fc3f60b590-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/hbXQw8TeRWUPSUrzdsq9qd180012026-03-22T02:00:46.455Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/5YG6AYaeQ5Vt4RnKNxnwHNhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/d11fe9cd-826c-4ac5-8636-2e03f9285bdf.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/22/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/284eea8a-08f9-4e58-9fd4-d5e5de7cece8/21e59a45-a296-450e-b890-155046e960f0-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/5YG6AYaeQ5Vt4RnKNxnwHN180012026-03-22T17:02:28.320Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uqvFDfzD2YP58tZJ7GKr6bhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a7e43050-e0f3-4af8-b35e-539e256b0b68.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/23/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/e62c06ab-c8e3-4437-b62a-76187557f0a8/f9b5bea0-cd79-4fe6-ba78-ab825994ea0f-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uqvFDfzD2YP58tZJ7GKr6b180012026-03-24T05:54:57.996Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/9FmjDtBRYtTegNT3UD1wbuhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/37fd9bb4-7481-467e-89e3-82bd4a5f3816.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/24/2026, 12:00:13 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/4647a3ce-874c-4253-a780-ce2912a08868/689b75b1-faed-4b09-b6ae-86bac03b4d86-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/9FmjDtBRYtTegNT3UD1wbu180002026-03-25T05:43:35.677Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/setfkn88JHmNnJ4H8y6YP5https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/beac391b-1320-4154-9a50-9e9e23486201.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/25/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/d46f10d9-29e6-4849-a60d-a61ca29d1a72/b0dc72bd-a71e-4378-83c4-6f388ebc561a-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/setfkn88JHmNnJ4H8y6YP5180012026-03-25T19:56:55.701Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/uVTsD5ZgJsqQ8cNDXNBFvxhttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/a5a7d3c8-b716-4104-bb54-0cbcc491dabb.jpgGudgeons chasing - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/26/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/ea4603e4-d177-4147-9f17-e5debbe8e425/28bb7161-5828-4dea-90e9-10f09bd3d70e-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/uVTsD5ZgJsqQ8cNDXNBFvx180012026-03-26T19:18:53.346Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/cDKXNDSxjFyYkqoALVvVrehttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/4287b383-ab63-4016-ac2a-0c83776fad2d.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/27/2026, 12:00:10 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/5e5a232b-963b-4d29-9a6c-83189a4b5203/8cb7ea6f-7535-4d92-aa8f-b8c5736494b7-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/cDKXNDSxjFyYkqoALVvVre180002026-03-28T05:19:52.303Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/mEb5WYWKcWhqNMeYakMzuphttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/6f6c2319-e737-420d-a2e1-a6fa86ad7da4.jpgGudgeon showing off - Manhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/28/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/a74b4072-dd87-44ad-bd58-27be57278b6b/f48b4bb8-a342-4243-9862-1a7d7c9f71d5-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/mEb5WYWKcWhqNMeYakMzup180012026-03-29T05:19:32.204Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/18nDEkmRvnHLv26GBqi4g8https://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/37319f15-ba1d-4178-bc65-aacbabb615b9.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/29/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/01078c5a-dbe2-4db8-a162-e666223d5f61/0f1c0643-f78f-4dba-a9a4-c10ebbc7285b-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/18nDEkmRvnHLv26GBqi4g8180012026-03-30T05:21:43.768Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/w/qx6EwV3Pb3c9kE5hDBku4ehttps://video.nyc/lazy-static/thumbnails/13a9d57e-da04-4bca-ae4c-42ade284e576.jpgManhattan Indoor Pond (Dora) - 3/30/2026, 12:00:12 PMLivestream of my indoor pond "Dora" in my apartment in New York City. Stream should be on a timer running from 8am to 1am, with the "best" lighting running from 10am to 11:30pm (New York, US Eastern Time). Using an underwater submerged camera from Barlus to provide a live feed of what the fish, shrimp, and snails are up to as much as possible. Residents include: - at least 2 platinum ricefish (medaka) - up to 12 white cloud mountain minnows - 4 or 5 peacock gudgeons - 6 gold laser corydoras - An uncountable number of orange/rili orange neocaridina shrimp (I'm still trying to catch and cull all the red ones!) - 3 nerite snails (Black, some brown with spots) - 2 ivory mystery snails - 2 bamboo shrimp - uncountable number of ramshorn and bladder snails - A huge number of micro/meiofauna: scuds, daphnia/moina, detritus worms, cyclops, seed shrimp, etc.https://video-nyc-peertube.s3.us-east-005.backblazeb2.com/streaming-playlists/hls/c6b2e020-925f-4f0a-aa8a-68d6ede464f3/1ccda79f-44cc-4dba-80f8-455cfa7b6152-master.m3u8https://video.nyc/videos/embed/qx6EwV3Pb3c9kE5hDBku4e180012026-03-31T05:19:16.841Zaquariumfishnycplanted tankpondYESDora Indoor NYC PondNOhttps://video.nyc/c/cybervseas_1/videoshttps://video.nyc/c/doras_friends/videoshttps://video.nyc/a/cybervseas/video-channels