Yes I love it, I have a couple of freshwater sponges growing at home in my ponds but this one is a hard one to grow, I have tried it before, it is a shame it would look nice, I have seen it in a few places my self now as well, normally in fast moving streams like this one.
Beautiful, Jason. I love the intro from the air, then the creek at water level. Nice to end on another shot of the creek (presumably further downstream). Interesting to see a naturally deformed fish (3.23) that survived to adulthood. Great stuff!
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Your Wild Biotype videos are always interesting, and well worth watching. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching and your kind comment Doug 🙂🐠
That green sponge is stunning! I've seen it at Gunlom in Kakadu and at Florence Falls in Lytchfield National Park In the NT.
Yes I love it, I have a couple of freshwater sponges growing at home in my ponds but this one is a hard one to grow, I have tried it before, it is a shame it would look nice, I have seen it in a few places my self now as well, normally in fast moving streams like this one.
Beautiful, Jason. I love the intro from the air, then the creek at water level. Nice to end on another shot of the creek (presumably further downstream). Interesting to see a naturally deformed fish (3.23) that survived to adulthood. Great stuff!
Thank you, I think it just adds a bit more interest, yes I left that footage of the deformed Rainbow just to show some do survive 🙂
Really cool seeing this area and all the different species of fish! Was that a freshwater sponge near the 1.30 mark or an algae?
Thanks Seb, yes a freshwater sponge, I never get sick of seeing it growing in freshwater creeks.
@@australianbiotopes4563 same i think its a very interesting find. Ive only seen it a couple of times in the wild. Id like to learn more about them
@@murkyseb same.