Tank Journal Archive

[MichelleShocked]

WTF??? you must be KIDDING!?!?
cant watch your video, Doc - the message that comes up is:
"This video contains content frm WMG and EMI,
one or more of whom have blocked it in your country on copyright grounds"
*mutters darkly about SOPA*

 

[MagicJ]

dr_schell looks like you might need to change the background music ;)

 

[Dr. Schell]

yes, it appears so, I am new to the whole music to video thing. Will ammend and repost in the near future. Apologies for the inconvinience

 

[MichelleShocked]

not your fault, dr_schell - its the stupid copyright laws. :mad:
Why can't they see the songs usage as free advertising for their song rather than the other way around?

 

['vspec']

Its ok, I was bold and used the star wars tune one year, it took ...ohhh....bout a week max!

 

[Dr. Schell]

Me thinks I will use clasical music next time in which the copyright has expired ;)

 

[Dr. Schell]

Issue resolved, I removed the background music. Also included the high definition version of the video. see below:

 

[MichelleShocked]

Me thinks I will use clasical music next time in which the copyright has expired ;)

So that would be anything before the 1600's? Maybe you need to explore Medieval music?LOL!!

 

[MichelleShocked]

Uhm....this may be just me....but its saying "This Video is unavailable"....
Which is just annoying since I just wanted to watch it, not date it...

 

[Dr. Schell]

yes, it is in the process of uploading - 100+MB in size

 

[MichelleShocked]

oooohhhh!!! I'll be more patient LOL!

 

[Dr. Schell]

uploaded now, let me know your thoughts

 

['vspec']

uploaded now, let me know your thoughts

Thats a scary thought... are you sure?? lol

To be honest Doc, on the laptop because its time delayed, I didn't really see a difference between 360p and 720p

 

[MichelleShocked]

He's a busy little guy, isn't he? what happens when the eggs hatch? will the archer eat the larvae?

 

[Dr. Schell]

I will have to watch during during the "high-tide" phase after the 7th day (or look in the filter sock). A very interesting article on P.modestus (ecologically similar) is contained in the following article:



"Mudskippers brood their eggs in air but submerge them for hatching
Atsushi Ishimatsu, Yu Yoshida, Naoko Itoki, Tatsusuke Takeda, Heather J. Leeand
Jeffrey B. Graham"

I have attached a copy of this article for those interested in reafing it, very interesting indeed.

 

[Synodontis]

This is a really amazing series Doc, to think we all get watch this happen along with you. Without your posts keeping us up to date, very few of us would learn that a mud skipper & archer are not so simple. Watching from the start with tank design through to the build & now we are all awaiting the announcement of of bubbies! We are a lucky group, thanks Doc. :D

 

[Dr. Schell]

Thanks Synodontis, I appreciated the positive feedback. I am more than happy to share my hobby/research with those that are interested in listening/reading. Now I only hope that they fish perform so as not to let you all down.

We are a lucky group because ALL members on this forum treat each other with respect. This is another reason why I like to share my knowledge with you guys and gals :-)

 

['vspec']

This is another reason why I like to share my knowledge with you guys and gals :)

Yeah!! , that and I've got you locked in the basement chained to the keyboard with the most annoying song playing in your collection ~ on constant repeat.

Its amazing what the promise of a song change can do, nets results for the rest of you folks every time!
No need to thank me people, I get enough from the Doc [Broken External Image]:http://forum.mmopurge.com/images/smilies/ban.gif

 

[Dr. Schell]

Finally, the babies cometh!. Attached is a short vid of the male cleaning his burrow. If you watch carefully at time 114, in the water, you will see the tiny fry swimming around. As far as I am aware, this is the first record of this species spawning and brooding in captivity. Now just have to try and raise sucessive hatches.
Enjoy

 

[Synodontis]

Congrats Doc, we are all uncles & aunties now lol :D We could say well done, but that really doesn't cut it if this is the first time its happened.