Seeing all the malm, detritus, and algae makes me feel better about the spotty debris in my tank. Again, as long as parameters remain stable, this is good for my Tetras. This is great to see and get references from. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and knowledge!
Having shared this opportunity with Alex the video brings back so many highlights, in particular those small pockets at the side of the stream. I could envision those inspiring a future shallow tank one day. I hope we have the opportunity to share another stream in the future.
in our country Malaysia, we have fast stream tannins river. really black the color of the water and the current is fast streaming. plenty of rare n endangered species there
I love your tanks, but taking us to the source is pure genius - Thank You. I'm curious - did you have to take any special precautions to avoid piranha, snakes or insects?
No, è semplicemente un corso d'acqua, tra l'altro con molta corrente dove non c'è presenza di pesci, perchè nei tratti stagnanti il pesce c'è eccome, ho visto prendere con i miei occhi i Paracheirodon a centinaia con il retino, bisogna farsi guidare da chi ci vive e conosce le zone, se poi ci immergiamo anche addio! Benissimo per vedere il fondo, ma per i pesci bisogna fare attenzione e andare su zattera
@@FRD-HDD consider that in the wild, the density of wildlife is relatively low compared to what we might expect. as such, large stretches of a particular stream may indeed be entirely devoid of fishes at any given time.
@@absandrs237 fishes on petshops are mostly bred on captivity. Nature alone can't mass produce that quantity, with the presence of predators and scarcity of food.
Nice video! It would be great to have a follow up video where you circle the fish and identify each one so that viewers learn how to look for the fish, where they are in the habitat, and how they act. This would be better than guessing and hoping you are doing it right. Thanks. 😊
No plants doesn't mean no oxygen. If I remeber correctly, oxygen and carbon dioxide come and go from the water through gaseous exchange, even still waters can have a decent amount of oxygen if it's cold enough, and for streams especially, there's a lot more activity going on with the movement of the water. More water movement+lower temps+oxygen-releasing organisms=lots of oxygen, hence the highly oxygenated environment of hillstreams, which typically lack macroscopic plant life. One must also not forget about the algae and microorganisms that can release oxygen into the water, they also contribute to the oxygen in a body of water.
This channel is amazing I can’t believe I just stumbled into your content!
Seeing all the malm, detritus, and algae makes me feel better about the spotty debris in my tank. Again, as long as parameters remain stable, this is good for my Tetras. This is great to see and get references from. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and knowledge!
Seeing all the malm
Closed system (tank) is not the same as Open River, The river gets 100% water change every millisecond...😃😀
How has this channel not come up in my feed much earlier?
Looks like Amazon has set up a new tank and left it for cycling with no fishes 😂
Bu zamana kadar gördüğüm en güzel sualtı çekimi, teşekkürler 👏🏽❤️
Came here from your main channel. THANK YOU FOR THIS ALEX!
the perspective youve provided is perfect.
My favorite aqua style
Always appreciate footage from wild biotopes. Thank you.
Having shared this opportunity with Alex the video brings back so many highlights, in particular those small pockets at the side of the stream. I could envision those inspiring a future shallow tank one day. I hope we have the opportunity to share another stream in the future.
Me too!!!
Truly appreciate you taking the time to bring this to us excellent footage awesome narration
It is so interesting to see the habitat almost the way you did when you recorded this video! Thank you! 😊
in our country Malaysia, we have fast stream tannins river. really black the color of the water and the current is fast streaming. plenty of rare n endangered species there
Dekat mana?
This kind of video content is right up my street ....love it 👍
wowwwww. what a view..... thanks a ton for capturing it and sharing it with us.... i can watch it allday long.
great footage!!!
I Love it! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this Videos! Greetings from Germany
sad indictment of the state of the amazonias wherein after ten minutes of filming only a handful of fish have been observed.
Beautiful photography! Seeing the biotope really helps to dial in our tank's aquascape. Thank you for sharing.
I love your tanks, but taking us to the source is pure genius - Thank You. I'm curious - did you have to take any special precautions to avoid piranha, snakes or insects?
So cool to see this!
Noticeably different from your usual structured videos on your main channel...it pays to take chances 👍🏻✊🏻
Nice habitat, Thanks for sharing.
Really interesting - thanks Alex
This is so beautiful
Wow thats a lot of hardscape 😍
Fantastic,,👍🏴🇬🇧😍
Where are the fish? Did you scare them away with all that splashing lol
Round 2! Lets go Alex!
This is the way you want you tank to look. Dirted substrate with leaves totally natural
You have a second channel??? How did I miss that. I want somma that wood!
Nice video of ............leaf debris........
খুব ভালো লাগলো। দারুন কন্টেন্ট।। এরকম ভিডিও আরও চাই।।💓
More videos like this please!!!!
I once had a wild-caught Green Severum, one of the prettiest fishies I've ever kept.
Creepy what if there's a crocodile.but so much materials for aquascaping aquarium
Stranger things : you seem to be in the wrong side !
No, è semplicemente un corso d'acqua, tra l'altro con molta corrente dove non c'è presenza di pesci, perchè nei tratti stagnanti il pesce c'è eccome, ho visto prendere con i miei occhi i Paracheirodon a centinaia con il retino, bisogna farsi guidare da chi ci vive e conosce le zone, se poi ci immergiamo anche addio! Benissimo per vedere il fondo, ma per i pesci bisogna fare attenzione e andare su zattera
Superb
Don't know how many $$ worth of driftwood in there. Hope Alex got his hand on a few nice pieces for his next aquascape.
Awsomw video
Yooo it’s the “Happy Star Wars day everyone today is also my birthday” guy
Where are the fish? They are already on sale, in the aquariums... 😭😭😭
These are barren waters...overfishing and pollution maybe
Just kidding 😜
@@FRD-HDD consider that in the wild, the density of wildlife is relatively low compared to what we might expect. as such, large stretches of a particular stream may indeed be entirely devoid of fishes at any given time.
@@absandrs237 fishes on petshops are mostly bred on captivity.
Nature alone can't mass produce that quantity, with the presence of predators and scarcity of food.
Yeah, same thing with Dennison barb.
I’m too paranoid of crocs to do this lol.
Where are the fish?
Cool
4:19 even human can be found living in the river
Imagine you are filming and a 15-foot anaconda swims by you damn that's scary.
Very sad that all the fish are in aquariums and the river is empty😢
Who all saw nothing
Can this go for caiman? I'm trying to make my caiman enclosure as realistic as possible, like paleosuchus palpebrosus/ Cuviers caiman
Yes
Nice video! It would be great to have a follow up video where you circle the fish and identify each one so that viewers learn how to look for the fish, where they are in the habitat, and how they act. This would be better than guessing and hoping you are doing it right. Thanks. 😊
You saw fish?!? 🎉
Are there crocs there
Be careful not to bump into an electric eel!
i am ... watching this so i know what to put in my tank for my amazon catfish and gar-
Glitch in the Amazon.
Inspirasi biotope
All I’m thinking about is the caimans😭😭
Cam anyone ID all the plants around the 2:50 mark?
really amazing..no fish
MD aquatic is mimicking one
How about you meet crocodile ?
I see some nice bog wood
Awesome video, but sad to see there's hardly any fish there.
The fish got scared of Alex...))
Not afraid of bigger reptiles along the river??
You must take underwater filming lessons some.
No plants, no oxygen? Strange...
No plants doesn't mean no oxygen.
If I remeber correctly, oxygen and carbon dioxide come and go from the water through gaseous exchange, even still waters can have a decent amount of oxygen if it's cold enough, and for streams especially, there's a lot more activity going on with the movement of the water. More water movement+lower temps+oxygen-releasing organisms=lots of oxygen, hence the highly oxygenated environment of hillstreams, which typically lack macroscopic plant life.
One must also not forget about the algae and microorganisms that can release oxygen into the water, they also contribute to the oxygen in a body of water.
No fish
fish are fare and few between. that is worrisome