@@gzuspeterson4748 because fish don't belong in a pink gravel bowl with a castle, you wonder why they die in a week? Thats why. This shows just a small example of how fish tanks should be kept.
Daaaaaaaaammmmn that first 150 gallon tank looks soooo gorgeous, its perfect it looks like animated at this point. Plants are perfect and fish are so calm and swimming around like they don't fear anything. It is marvelous.
Wild discus look so much more natural and real than all the flashy hybrids derived from them-wish someone would breed more of them.... maybe it’s just me but the colors are much more balanced and complementary. Looking forward to the biotope tank!
Sort of agree, but I bet, like all of us, that you didn't know that wild discus are completely different from 'shop' discus when you started keeping fish. I guess we all look back over our years in the hobby and wish we knew then what we know now. But that would be like immediately downloading kung fu to your brain. You'd have the technical knowledge but not the soul. I still love the look of brightly coloured discus in a heavily planted tank.👍
Hi, does Symphysodon aequifasciatus live in the Rio Negro? I don't think so. When I was there we found S. discus only. You may watch my new video being newly out tonight. Thanks, greetings from Germany and take care, Bernd 👋🙂
It's pretty hard to improve on nature (I like "natural" striped angelfish, too) but I still appreciate the creativity of breeders. Guppies, platys, long finned black tetras and bettas are some of my favorites.
I would love more videos like this! I love seeing fish in their natural habitats, and South American fish species are my favorites. This video left me with some inspiration and tank ideas to help me with my upcoming projects.
I like how you talk about the fry hiding in the leaf litter. This brings up a good point. When you change your water don’t toss the muck bucket right away. Toss a heater in it and let it sit for a day or two. You might be surprised at what you may find. Happy tanking keep up the Vids.
One thing that stuck out to me is the placement of the Cardinal Tetras in their natural habitat. I knew they and many other tetras came from blackwater systems rather than the crystal clear ones we set up in our homes. But I had never seen them in the wild like this before. I realized how quickly they seem to 'disappear' into their surroundings, as fish with red markings often do in dark water environments. It reminds me of the deep ocean, and how many animals down there are colored red in order to become 'invisible' to their predators. I have to wonder if they are trying to deploy that same tactic here. Even with that bright blue neon streak, it makes it a lot harder to pick out the shape of the fish in such tea-stained water, while perhaps allowing groups to still see each other enough to school.
I hope YOU have a lovely day man! Great video, I've been fishing keeping for just over a year and that thing you said about not chasing the PH is very reassuring and something every fishkeeper should hear!
Beautiful, simply beautiful. I love black water and am thinking of setting up a 33 long black water tank. I might even try doing a biotope. I hope you have more footage to share of this beautiful river system.
Good day and good mood. I watched your video and really liked your non-standard, but absolutely correct, understanding of the topic of aquariums. Thank you and good luck. I'm waiting for new videos.
Thank You So Much for showing us where are our Aquarium Fishes came from in their Natural Habitat! Thank You too for the Aquarium Enthusiasts for raising many Tank Raised Species for making Aquarium Flora & Fauna last longer in our homes & for making the Aquarium Hobby more Sustainable! Stay Safe & Stay Humble! 🕯🌷🌿🌏
What’s really impressive too me I’d that you went swimming in the Amazon and didn’t come across any piranhas. Great video I just subscribed too your channel.
This video should be mandatory to watch for all the novice and first time fiskeepers.
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@@gzuspeterson4748 because fish don't belong in a pink gravel bowl with a castle, you wonder why they die in a week? Thats why. This shows just a small example of how fish tanks should be kept.
@@maltahighjacker9842 pretty sure the people who do that are children who dont know any better
@@lemonyfish3303 well its the karen moms and dads that buy fish to make thier kids shut up mainly.
Well said 🙂.
Daaaaaaaaammmmn that first 150 gallon tank looks soooo gorgeous, its perfect it looks like animated at this point. Plants are perfect and fish are so calm and swimming around like they don't fear anything. It is marvelous.
Wild discus look so much more natural and real than all the flashy hybrids derived from them-wish someone would breed more of them.... maybe it’s just me but the colors are much more balanced and complementary. Looking forward to the biotope tank!
Sort of agree, but I bet, like all of us, that you didn't know that wild discus are completely different from 'shop' discus when you started keeping fish.
I guess we all look back over our years in the hobby and wish we knew then what we know now.
But that would be like immediately downloading kung fu to your brain. You'd have the technical knowledge but not the soul.
I still love the look of brightly coloured discus in a heavily planted tank.👍
I also prefer the wild varieties. The beautiful browns etc make the colours pop. I always prefer wild types.
Hi, does Symphysodon aequifasciatus live in the Rio Negro? I don't think so. When I was there we found S. discus only. You may watch my new video being newly out tonight. Thanks, greetings from Germany and take care, Bernd 👋🙂
It's pretty hard to improve on nature (I like "natural" striped angelfish, too) but I still appreciate the creativity of breeders. Guppies, platys, long finned black tetras and bettas are some of my favorites.
Discus hybrids? I’ve never seen one of those.
That was beautiful. I’m so glad you were able to have that experience. Thank you for sharing with us so we can enjoy it from afar.
Please add leaf litter to the bottom of your tank. It really helps with the biodiversity of things.
What kind of leafs?
@@mikipera8292better if almond leaves
neon or cardinal tetras are basically blue lasers underwater!
I would love more videos like this! I love seeing fish in their natural habitats, and South American fish species are my favorites. This video left me with some inspiration and tank ideas to help me with my upcoming projects.
The quality of your content in unparallel! Just amazing ❤️
COOL VIDEO 🐟 0:11
Omg I LOVE this! You make such an effort to create beautiful, inspirational and informativ videos for us. Thank you!
Beautifully done! Love your voice and background music, it is soo relaxing.
The beauty of that river system... No words....
I like how you talk about the fry hiding in the leaf litter. This brings up a good point. When you change your water don’t toss the muck bucket right away. Toss a heater in it and let it sit for a day or two. You might be surprised at what you may find. Happy tanking keep up the Vids.
Why change your water?
Yes!! Been looking forward to this for so long!!
I never followed the parameter stuff and yet my fish survived for a long time. This videos proves it.
This is amazing. Going to leave this on auto play in the shop
Good information, great video quality, so easy to understand everything you say. Well narrated.
Great video please keep them coming, Best wishes from Plymouth UK.
One thing that stuck out to me is the placement of the Cardinal Tetras in their natural habitat. I knew they and many other tetras came from blackwater systems rather than the crystal clear ones we set up in our homes. But I had never seen them in the wild like this before. I realized how quickly they seem to 'disappear' into their surroundings, as fish with red markings often do in dark water environments. It reminds me of the deep ocean, and how many animals down there are colored red in order to become 'invisible' to their predators. I have to wonder if they are trying to deploy that same tactic here. Even with that bright blue neon streak, it makes it a lot harder to pick out the shape of the fish in such tea-stained water, while perhaps allowing groups to still see each other enough to school.
Very well done, your video quality is top tier. That transition at the end was great. Id love to hear more about the trip to the Rio Negro.
That is so cool! Seeing neons in their natural environment was shocking really.
underrated youtuber
This is such a beautiful film. Thank you
And gulper catfish love mine he's in black water awsome fish
Beyond Appreciation 🙏🏼
This is a brilliant video Alex, love it. I wish it went on and on mate. 🌿
The cinematic of this video is like a teaser of a movie!
Love all the underwater footage
Love ur teachings...Thanks for hour contribution...
What a great video. Beautiful photography, interesting information, narrated well...great job!!
omg those festivum and angels are amazing
I love this video, especially your 150 gallon fish tank .beautiful
I hope YOU have a lovely day man! Great video, I've been fishing keeping for just over a year and that thing you said about not chasing the PH is very reassuring and something every fishkeeper should hear!
I've been to the Rio Negro in 2008 it was amazing... saw so much life... Spent one day there fishing for so many species of piranha.
Beautiful presentation! ❤️❤️
This really makes me want to set up a biotope tank. Can’t wait to see that video.
Such a well-made video! Always cool to see where our beloved fish come from
Your tank looks amazing!!
I truly enjoyed this video
What a display & documentary ...... awesome
Great video! thanks for sharing!
That was beyond amazing!
Blackwater gang 💪
I found this video absolutely amazing. Thank you so much!
Beautiful, simply beautiful. I love black water and am thinking of setting up a 33 long black water tank. I might even try doing a biotope. I hope you have more footage to share of this beautiful river system.
this is so beautiful i mean wow just stunning
5:24 nice red shoulder mankapur angel fish
5:42
What a captivating video. Thank you. Forever Subscriber.
Well I did amazing. Almost all of my tanks, including Betta look just like these. I even use leaf litter from local streams.
Good video
Fascinating! You’ve got a new subscriber 💕
This was wonderful, Alex! Thank you!!
Your work is awesome buddy do continue this work
Nice video
Nice video, very scenic, thanks for sharing.
Excellent vídeo friend!
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Simply beautiful! Thanks as always, Alex!
It's the guy I thought was Ed Sheeran sorry man 🤣
I love this type of videos 😍.
really enjoyed this video
Now that was a great video!
Nice video and good info
Big Fan!
The video was awesomest!!!!
Really really amazing video and great explanation!! 👍🏻
Love these videos, Brilliant! 🐟👍
I really enjoyed this video. Just amazing.
Very informative thanks
Good day and good mood.
I watched your video and really liked your non-standard, but absolutely correct, understanding of the topic of aquariums.
Thank you and good luck. I'm waiting for new videos.
Simply amazing. Thank you.
Great video bud! 👌👌
Thank you for inspiring
Loving it ❤️🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Great video all my tanks are done like that
Great video!
Loved the video!
Excellent
Good job!
Fantastic! Thanks!
Great job! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing.
Very good video
Nice aquascaping …………..!!!
That was amazing mannn😍😍😍👌❤️👍
What a great video.
Absolutely brilliant,,😉🏴🇬🇧
Great video. Thank you.
Thank You So Much for showing us where are our Aquarium Fishes came from in their Natural Habitat! Thank You too for the Aquarium Enthusiasts for raising many Tank Raised Species for making Aquarium Flora & Fauna last longer in our homes & for making the Aquarium Hobby more Sustainable! Stay Safe & Stay Humble! 🕯🌷🌿🌏
And sadly, almost all of these can be found all over Florida.
For a second I thought I was watching Nat Geo Wild. Amazing content👏👏👏
Very informative and great video. 🙋🏻♀️👍🏼
That looks like a spooky place to snorkel!
Very cool thanks for sharing 👍
What’s really impressive too me I’d that you went swimming in the Amazon and didn’t come across any piranhas. Great video I just subscribed too your channel.
What a beautiful nature
Yes I too came to understand the biotope and evolution of my pet fish as a first step... hahaha :)
Thank you for these impressions!
Does anyone know which fish there are on 4:29?
Those are lemon tetras as far as my knowledge goes.
@@thefriendlyallay No, they are different. ;) :D
excellent
thank you :)
amazing voice❤
Love this great educational video I wish people would do more of these