Daily Vlog 10-31-20

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Everyone's comments from today:
Dank Tanks: Maybe keep it to 5 days a week?
worddunlap: Whatever is best for Father Fish. I like the circular, relaxed style. Perhaps a 'lesson' plan or preannounced theme but not strict adherence?
Roman CharakDear: I think you should shorten the length of your streams, because 2 hours must be exhausting for you. SAVE YOURSELF!
RohanJ: @Roman Charak I second that
Titia Dijkstra: I think 9 am is fine, that's 3 pm for me. I like to tune in at that time.
Abolished Aquatics: Youtube algorithm will drive you crazy.
High rise window cleaner: What about 9am for 1 hour , with weekends off . Gives you a break , you’ve more than earned it
Albert de Boer: 9 am is perfect for me...like Titia...it's 3 pm here. Perfect after my nightshifts
Titia Dijkstra: @dank tanks agreed, streaming weekly and occasionally on saturday, to give FF time to rest etc and focus on other things
Chalupa No Tomatoes. I'll be here whenever it happens.
The Secret History Living in Your Aquarium
Do 2 time slots Lou, if you could do even a noon-2 and this same slot.....
you're missing the main crowd of the day honestly
The Secret History Living in Your Aquarium
well Cory.... wouldnt do it unless it involved $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
The Secret History Living in Your Aquarium: I like 9 (that's 6am my time)
One Dirty Platy: What if you did less time in the morning, kept that as a chat, and do a short one in the evening just to answer questions? That might introduce more people. Either way the Shoal will follow
ScienceGal Aquatics
I really enjoy the morning chats.
Dank Tanks
I cannot lie though. I love having FF 7 days a week. Great listening at work or home.
One Dirty Platy
@Fatherfish doesn't push product..👍👍
Al Wetsocks
I have would miss the week streams because of work and time difference. But would still watch replay and be here on weekends. ❤️
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe host provides a tour of new fish arrivals and shop updates on Halloween. The video highlights a surprising hybrid offspring of a red bay snook and a Texas cichlid, various new species from Royal, and plans for a spawning facility for green tiger barbs. The host also discusses live rock sales and the current shortage of black worms due to California fires.
