Awesome FW Aquarium fish in Nature documentary

[Mount_Prion]

I'd be kind of amazed if this hasn't been linked on here already, so if this is old news mods feel free to close/delete.

Just randomly saw this video on youtube and it seems excellent. You often hear questions on here about how aquarium fish exist in their natural habitats, and that's the focus of the video. I think it's only in venezuela, but still, it's awesome.

Only 6m in and digging it hard.

[video=youtube;TzzJU810AIk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzzJU810AIk[/video]

 

[bbortko]

Great video, going to revisit it this weekend when I can watch in in its entirety on the pc.

 

[TakeNotes]

Thanks for sharing Ben. Got to work stupid early and now I have something to do for 45 min. Perfect timing lol. How's the turtle?

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[Mount_Prion]

Thanks for sharing Ben. Got to work stupid early and now I have something to do for 45 min. Perfect timing lol. How's the turtle?

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He's doing good, far as I can tell. Seems to have started basking more under the heat lamp, which is cool.

Also, noticed at the end of the video he gives a shout out to George from sharkaquarium. Pretty neat.

 

[gangster]

Im halfway thru and this video is awesome! Gonna finish it tommorw.
Hope there are more of these.

 

[lix.ma14]

Does the doc contain exotic fish or just tetras and cichlids? lol

 

[TakeNotes]

Saw an Orbignyi, motoro, electric eel and sweet royal pleco in the mix. Wonder what nitrate levels these ecosystems have.... hmm

 

[Mount_Prion]

Saw an Orbignyi, motoro, electric eel and sweet royal pleco in the mix. Wonder what nitrate levels these ecosystems have.... hmm

Yeah, my favorite were the really cool colored farowella-like cats. It's too bad he couldn't have shot in the muddy or heavy tannin water, bet a lot of the cool stuff was there. Also there were some nice pbass and crenicichla.

 

[MaddMaxx]

That guy has great enunciation.

 

[TheHolyArachnid]

Very cool, I added this video to my youtube playlist.