I love seeing that tub with all the mixed youngsters, all the different colours popping together. I know it’s better to keep the varieties separate for breeding which like you I do but I would love a pond with a mixed section and it’s something I will do in the distant future.

Great information again, Oyanuki style is another practice I was not aware of, I guess I need to separate my larger juveniles from the breeders or at least start groups I observe doing that dance. Finally, netting from below makes sense, just got to figure out that net name. Thank you!

Hey dude! I just subbed. I’ve been seeing your videos for a while now. I appreciate your videos. You sound like a throw back homie of mine. Very soothing videos. Got a question… do you have a shop? Or do you ship? I’ve seen so many different beautiful colors you got going on. I’ve been breeding some assorted sparking just so I can start selecting my breeders. I’ve got my midnights that just started breeding and I’m excited about that. I’d love to hear from ya.i Hope to become a member soon.

Another great video, I was trying to net some of my adult medaka yesterday to move to a new tub and I could have used your technique, some of them were very fast and reluctant to be caught! I know for next time. What do you call the shallow flat net you're using? I just have a basic small net like you get at any fishkeeping store but it's quite deep, yours looks a lot better for catching them without stressing them too much. Oh yeah, stickers are always cool.