Hillstream Loaches Climbing Up A Glass Waterfall
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2023
- Incredible footage of Reticulated Hillstream Loaches (Sewellia lineolata) climbing up a glass waterfall in their breeding tank. They love fast moving water. . .
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Looks like the pleco has some competion.
The Asian counterpart to the Pleco. . .
Amazing footage as always. These fish sure do love current.
Yes they do. Such strange little fish. . . I love 'em!
Very cool and interesting fish. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! 👍
I love em, literally The best cleaner fish. So awesome and unique
These fish are definitely in my top ten list. . .
I absolutely love your videos. I know you probably answer these kind of questions all the time, but I would just love to see a video series on how to capture these detailed images, and recommended equipment. I want to be able to observe and understand my own fish even better.
Great suggestion! I've been considering doing a video just like that. 🤔
Hello The Dave , This video has been very appreciated and honestly it really does feel like an early Christmas present. Hope you have a great holiday and get the best of everything , I have no doubt you are going to have a lot of new Subs in 2024 💚💙
Hi there, thanks for watching the video and taking the time to ;eave a comment. 💙💙💙 I hope that you have a great Christmas, and a prosperous new year. I look forward to making lots of great videos.
nice and calming commentary per usual
Thank you
Wow, stunning video!
Thank you very much!
These fish have an amazing pattern and colours...i never saw others like these!
What do you give to them to eat?
Thanks for showing us this little big secrets from nature 👍👍
I feed them blanched spinach, zucchini, cucumber, bloodworms, microworms, and Tetra tropical granules. I mix it up a lot.
Wonderfull mix!
They're very happy and fabulous!
Interesting experiment! What’s next? A circular tank to measure at what speed they can’t hang on? I’m betting you can’t find a pump big enough! Always fun to watch these critters. Discovered 4 teeny tiny ones on some small rocks today. Tank has been below 70 for a month… and still breeding!
Apparently, they can pull 3-4 times their own weight up a vertical pane of wet glass. Amazing fish.
So beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
u can see their hearts pumping
Yes you can!
Aweson fishes.
Yes I agree!
this fish seems perfect for my river community tank
The do like rivers. . .
This is amazing!!
Thanks!
They peak my interest as a pleco guy, but they never do well for me
If you ever want to try again. . . Mature tank (the bigger the better) with lots of smooth round rocks. Make big piles / caves. Bright light to encourage algae growth on rocks and glass. Cool water and lots of water movement.
@@TheDave333 Thanks Dave, Will keep that in mind for sure!
they literally would eat anything edible thing, even rotting meat
In the wild, food is scarce, so you eat what you can, when you can. And that's why mother guppies eat their babies.
@@TheDave333 i see, and thanks for these gorgeous visual, please keep up the good work
Amazing fish! Love them but they are impossible to relocate to a new tank. They can cling onto any surface of the old tank. Don't even want to think how I got them from one tank to the other!
The voice of experience! Yes, they are definitely difficult to relocate.
@@TheDave333 he clung to the last drop of the last drop of water on the old tank and still had to tip it upside down over the new tank. Heart in my mouth the whole time!😳❤️😳❤️
I discovered this too! I lost one because I didn't know how tenacious they can be. Never again will I fail to check every crevice!
Im back at school thus im back at watching your video, with every hillstream loach video I want them more in my tank. Hope there will be a new video soon, amazing filming work as always
Welcome back! You'll be happy to know that my next video will be called A complete Guide To The Hillstream Loach!!!
@@TheDave333 can't wait for it!
Is it this species called "chinese pleco" ? Nice footage as usual. Young fishes are more interested in discovering the world, adults become more lazy, maintaining solid life schemes. Like most plecos.
These specific fish (Sewellia lineolata) come from Vietnam, but they have been referred to as an Asian form of the pleco (Chinese Pleco). Hillstream loach is a generic term that refers to many different hillstream loach species.
Both the pleco and the loach have several things in common.
@@TheDave333 Thank you for explanation. Funny fact is, that "chinese pleco" isn't even catfish but loach! I have have same fish in mind, l haven't knew it's loach 😄.
I wonder how much plecos and loaches have in common ? Weber's aparat for hearing sounds, suction to surfaces, kind of food, and .... ? Topic for next video!
The Weberian apparatus is well-developed in both Plecos and Loaches. And, they both tend to be bottom-dwelling species, with a great sense of hearing, and little to no swim bladder. They also both have barbels. . . Comparing and contrasting these two types of fish would make for an interesting video for fish nerds like us, but for most people it might be a bit boring and too technical. I'll have to think about that some more. 🤔 🤔 🤔
@@TheDave333actually it can be interesting for many aquarists, some people simply like to watch interesting nature videos. Example, "oh do you know that fish can hear sounds? How? Weberian apparatus, this is how it works"! That way we know that fish not only feel vibrations but also hear !
Or some kids may develop curiosity in biology? When I was a kid , I and many others kids (majority of them don't like biological stuff) , we watched french cartoon about how organism works. I have no idea how it could be titled in USA but I'm pretty sure you know it - it was worldwide hit. Thanks to this series many people begin their interests and hobby.
I really hope to be able to inspire people with my work. I'm just getting started, and there's s much more to do.
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Nature is amazing.
It really is, and I'm just scraping the surface of what's out there . . .
Could you plz make a video on holplo catfish or spotted rapheal there both have interesting behaviour especially tho hoplo i think both financialy and intertament it would be a good video and i have a 33 gallon do you think my 3 hoplos would be fine if i take good care off them?. And there both relatively cheap fish
I don't have any plans to work with either of these species at the moment, but a bubble-nesting catfish sounds like fun!
Hoplos do get fairly large and are social fish, so it's best to have several of them together. I'm not sure that the 33 gal. tank will be big enough when they reach full size.
Il see for now there small il see when they get big if there happy
I have 1 the other 2 died after putting them in my tank
Sorry to hear that. It's always tough to lose one of our little friends.
@@TheDave333 I agree. I have also seen the opposite. I feed my guppies a lot and carefully monitor the water quality. The guppies are always so full they leave the babies alone even when they are out in the open. Lots of water changes but mom and babies and other guppies can live together in my tank. Not sure this would work for everyone.
I hate to say it but you need to be more click-baity. These videos are great and your voice is ever so gossamer, if not a little sugary. I suspect you should do better numbers if you so aspired.
I aspire to do great things with this channel, but not at the cost of my integrity. 😁
@@TheDave333 I totally get that and I would be the same way but there are ways to do it tastefully and honestly. Maybe you ought to invest in an expert. Lots of people got big outsourcing promo.
I'll give your suggestions some thought. Thank you.