u/GamingIndulgence

4,884 post karma · 104 comment karma · joined Apr 2020

  1. 9points

    [COE] Rats are mostly perceived as vermin. However, they help humans in numerous ways. They aid in finding the bacteria that causes tuberculosis, find earthquake survivors within the rubble and even detect landmines to prevent human casualties. (youtu.be)

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  2. 3points

    HERO RATS: Giant pouched rats are preventing illegal wildlife trade (and a few additional rat facts). (youtu.be)

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  3. 5points

    TBMM: The first ever acid trip due to a psychotropic compound was experienced in 1943 by the Swiss chemist - Albert Hofmann, when he was experimenting with LSD-25. (youtube.com)

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  4. 1points

    The first ever acid trip due to a psychotropic compound was experienced in 1943 by the Swiss chemist - Albert Hofmann, when he was experimenting with LSD-25. (youtube.com) [Science]

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  5. 5points

    The first ever acid trip due to a psychotropic compound was experienced in 1943 by the Swiss chemist - Albert Hofmann, when he was experimenting with LSD-25. (youtube.com)

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  6. 21points

    TIL: The first ever acid trip was experienced by the Swiss Chemist - Albert Hofmann, when he was experimenting with LSD-25 in 1943. (youtube.com)

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  7. 1points

    Sometimes whale poop is more expensive than gold! (youtu.be)

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  8. 1points

    Sometimes whale vomit is more expensive than gold! (youtu.be)

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  9. 1points

    [FS] - Columbus, OH - $360 - COMPLETE SETUP 8 Gallon Planted Aquarium (Full description in comments/ local pick up only, no shipping) (old.reddit.com) [For Sale]

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  10. 1points

    Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 sperm whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). In 2021, a fishing village in Yemen found a 130 kilogram ambergris ,valued at 1.5 million USD! (youtu.be) [CONTENT SHARE]

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  11. 32points

    Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 sperm whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). In 2021, a fishing village in Yemen found a 130 kilogram ambergris ,valued at 1.5 million USD! (youtu.be)

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  12. 3points

    Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 sperm whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). (youtu.be)

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  13. 12points

    Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). Video contains brief history and science behind ambergris. [42] (youtu.be) [Learning]

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  14. 1points

    Learn about whale poop while you poop! [4:10] (youtu.be)

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  15. 1points

    Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). Video contains brief history and science behind ambergris. (youtu.be)

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  16. 1points

    Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). Video contains brief history and science behind ambergris. (youtu.be)

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  17. 2points

    TIL: Ambergris is a very rare and expensive commodity found in 1/100 whales and at times selling for $25/ gram (for reference gold sells at $58/ gram). Video contains brief history and science behind ambergris. (youtu.be)

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  18. 5points

    In 1955, a nuclear bomb was set off in the Nevada desert, near beer bottles (1000 ft.) to study the radiation after effects. The containers had some radiation in them, but the contents were safe to drink. (youtu.be)

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  19. 2points

    In 1955, a nuclear bomb was set off in the Nevada desert, near beer bottles (1000 ft.) to study the radiation after effects. The containers had some radiation in them, but the contents were safe to drink. (youtu.be) [4:07|GIMME FACTS]

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GamingIndulgence

Ok, thanks. Good to know it isn't anything detrimental. How do these get to the tank? I didn't introduce them deliberately. Maybe from the livestock bought?

GamingIndulgence

People please message me only about interest in purchasing the setup and not about how the distortion affects the pea's eyesight.

Thank you!

GamingIndulgence

Includes the following:

  1. 8 Gallon glass bowl planted aquarium with inhabitants

  2. Led light

  3. Sponge filter (air pump not included)

  4. Base support (wooden base not stand)

  5. Aqueon heater 100W

Hardscape list:

(1) 10" Driftwood

(3) Slate rocks

(2) Lava rock

(1) 4.4 lbs Fluval plant and shrimp stratum

(1) 5 lbs soil cover gravel added to filter media bags to provide depth

Inhabitants:

(2) Juvenile pea puffers (~ 0.5 inch long) (From Trin's tropical fish)

(2) Amano shrimp (~ 1 inch long) (From Aquatic arts)

(2) Red cherry shrimp (~ 1 inch long) (From Aquatic arts)

(1) Batik nerite snail (~ 0.5 inch) (From Aquatic arts)

Plants: (From Dustin's Fish Tanks and Your Fish Stuff)

(2) Stems of Hygrophila corymbosa

(4) Stems of Myriophyllum matogrossense

(4) Stems of Rotala Nanjenshan

(2) Stems of Rotala Rotundifolia Green

(4) Stems of Ludwigia Repens

(2) Stems of Watersprite

(1) Bunch of Anubias Nana Golden

(1) Bunch of Vallisneria spiralis (Italian Val)

(1) Bunch Java Fern

(1) Ebay carpet seeds (don't know the species but fully germinated and carpeted)

Tank is well established as I have added some sand substrate from another tank and let the sponge filter run in the same tank. Unfortunately cannot ship because carpet plants will uproot if moved too much.

Cash only and local pick up.

GamingIndulgence

Includes the following:

  1. 8 Gallon glass bowl planted aquarium with inhabitants
  2. Led light
  3. Sponge filter
  4. Base support
  5. Aqueon heater 100W

​

Hardscape list:

(1) 10" Driftwood

(3) Slate rocks

(2) Lava rock

(1) 4.4 lbs Fluval plant and shrimp stratum

(1) 5 lbs soil cover gravel added to filter media bags to provide depth

​

Inhabitants:

(2) Juvenile pea puffers (~ 0.5 inch long) (From Trin's tropical fish)

(2) Amano shrimp (~ 1 inch long) (From Aquatic arts)

(2) Red cherry shrimp (~ 1 inch long) (From Aquatic arts)

(1) Batik nerite snail (~ 0.5 inch) (From Aquatic arts)

​

Plants: (From Dustin's Fish Tanks and Your Fish Stuff)

(2) Stems of Hygrophila corymbosa

(4) Stems of Myriophyllum matogrossense

(4) Stems of Rotala Nanjenshan

(2) Stems of Rotala Rotundifolia Green

(4) Stems of Ludwigia Repens

(2) Stems of Watersprite

(1) Bunch of Anubias Nana Golden

(1) Bunch of Vallisneria spiralis (Italian Val)

(1) Bunch Java Fern

(1) Ebay carpet seeds (don't know the species but fully germinated and carpeted)

​

Tank is well established as I have added some sand substrate from another tank and let the sponge filter run in the same tank. Unfortunately cannot ship because carpet plants will uproot if moved too much.

Cash only and local pick up.

GamingIndulgence

That is what we have been told in the report. And it claims that it is safe to drink it. Big SUS.

GamingIndulgence
  1. Take advantage of annotations and end screen to full potential. Make annotation headings attractive (do not use title of the video);
  2. Make one element of your end screen a playlist;
  3. If you have similar topic videos add those in the end screen;
  4. Try and incorporate similar thumbnail elements to other videos;
  5. Be patient.

Good luck!