Australia is such a beautiful country. If I had my life to do over again, I think I'd do everything in my power to immigrate. Glad you got your fish. They were pretty stressed out when they were put in the fish shop aquariums, but they should colour up really well as they acclimate to the now surroundings. I'll bet they are looking super now!
I absolutely looooooooved this video Kaity! Although I was incredibly jealous, I love how you showed everything and it just felt like we spent the day with you. The spots all looked phenomenal and I gotta say my fav part of the video was 3:47 "thats a nice rock." hahaha. it is totally something I would say.
Great video Kaity and would love to see more like that. Can't wait to see them in you're tank. Made me laugh when you said why do they call them twin bridges!!!🤣🤣
You’re welcome, it looked like a fantastic day! As someone else said it almost felt like we spent the day with you all… Love the thought of going and catching tropical fish for your own aquariums too!
A long day, but a fun day! Thanks for taking us along with you. Looking forward to your new scape. I have the 75g finally on a stand and the hardscape in. Hopefully I’ll to get things glued down and substrate in today.
hello from Boston, Massachusetts, USA! Winter is just starting here...🙁......16° Fahrenheit.....not sure what that is in Celsius.....lol......love the video and my Australian Rainbows
Loved the video, i'm from upstate NY, USA, liked seeing the different plants and landscapes. jealous of the weather, cold and snowy here, would like to see more videos like this one. keep up the great work on your channel
Great video ❤ Kaity 💥 a real banger as they say - loved the stunning scenery, well done for braving the height of the dam, very brave 💪🏻, brilliant catch too with 4 different species in your net 😊, thanks for taking us with you, great additions for your tanks ❤
This is cool. I used to catch fish out of Four Mile Creek at Strathpine as kid to put in my 4-foot tank. 20+ years later I was doing the same in Rockhampton for my six-foot tank. Then, a few years back I was catching Pacific Blue-eyes and Rainbows in the Nth Pine River up in the fresh for another tank. I really like focussing on natives. I doubt I'll ever have another aquarium though. I live mobile now, so not very practical :)
That's really cool! I am thinking of getting some Pacific blue eyes at some point. And yes it definitely wouldn't be very practical for mobile living 🤣 I'm sure you can enjoy lots of them in nature though living mobile 😊
@@Kaityscichlids Most definitely, Kaity. I always get a little thrill when I see fish doing their thing in the wild. And snakes, lizards, birds etc. When the tides are in their low cycle (neap tides?), and fresh water is flowing, there are some good spots down behind the North Pine Golf Club worth exploring.
@@Kaityscichlids Yes. So far, I have 3 Jaguar Parachromis, 3 African Jewel Cichlids, I think I have a flowerhorn and 5 Mayan Cichlids. All of them are Juvenile. For me, It's better finding them than buying them.
Great video Kaity, it was a fun day had by all, it was very refreshing going out with some younger fish lovers and seeing how excited you got seeing the fish in the wild, I'll bring you a couple of other fish I've bred for your tank when we do it, it should be another fun day 🙂
@@BlakesAquatics Yeah that was bad timing, I was on my way up to Cairns, you are always welcome if you get back up this way, I was the same I was going to hit you up when I went down to Melbourne but I was down there to do a biotope for the Bendigo Library and was only there for 4 days and I was lucky to finish it in that time, we spent most of the time looking for hardscape and I only had a day to scape the actual tank, We'll get together one day 🙂
Thank you so much Jason! It was such a great day. I appreciate you taking us out and showing us all the habitats so much 😊 I'm looking forward to scaping the tank!
I really enjoyed seeing your collecting trip. You did an excellent job on the filming and editing. Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share with us all.
great video 👍🐟 I spend alot of time out that way riding motorcycles and pass by all this stuff but have never actually stopped to take in the nature . Thanks for sharing
Hi Kaity. Very jealous watching this video. Reminded me of the wonderful time I had as a backpacker in Australia. Now stuck in freezing UK where last night it was -7 degrees! Amazing you can pick up fish in their natural environment, and beautiful environments at that. What a great day out and thanks for sharing it with everyone.
Thank you so much Dominic, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😄 Wow!! -7 degrees, and I thought 24 degrees was cold 🤣 It's definitely nice having the warm weather here
Gday Kaity, awesome content, My wife and I used to hunt rainbows years ago and still have my tanks but alas they are all empty. Just out of curiosity, I would love to dive that waterhole just so I could see what is in there, I think that hole was much smaller 25 yrs ago and it was good for the Purple Spotted Gudgeons as well as rainbows. I might just do that one of these hot days and go catch some rainbows. I do have some rainbows in the outdoor pond and I am going to increase the pond size soon. Cheers Brad
👍🏽👍🏽 That was a brilliant day out Kaity ... I can see you creating a shallow tank river biotope with maybe a crayfish and some small species in the new year.
Great video Kaity! I think it was an exhausting trip but you got a bunch of fish! Thanks so very much for sharing. Hope to see more of your adventures in fishkeeping soon! ❤😊
Twin Bridges used to be a VERY popular spot to go camping before the council decided to stop allowing vehicles to go to certain areas. I've seen lung fish swimming up the rapids and even saw a pair of platypus in the river one evening we were camped there. Was magical
Love the content Kaity! Perfect vibes for enjoying my morning coffee. Here in Florida you have inspired me to go hunt some Florida Flagfish (Jordanella floridae). Cheers from the other side of the globe!
This is amazing fun. I wish I could go to South America to do what you did. I’m into tetras, axolotls, dwarf frogs, and newts mostly. I love your beautiful aquariums!
That would be seriously incredible to go to South America and do that!! I love all of those too, it would be cool to go herping one day and look for things like newts. Thank you so much :)
Great vid. Love this as a rainbow keeper. Must say, hearing that the traps are salt water - they are known as shrimp nets (used in freshwater) down south and have been used for bait for generations (well, my grandfather used them, as we continue to). Cool to see them used for this - would have never known.
Hi Kaity! I enjoyed this video so much. Thank you for showing so much of the enviroment. Australia is such a beautifull country! Funny to see that you are swimming in a river while its freezing where i live 🥶 im looking forward to see you get the fish and put them in your beautifull tank ❤ greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you so much Vincent!! Yes I forget that on the other side of the world you guys are all in Winter! I am adding them in at the end of the week and am really excited :) I think they are going to look great
I know of some nice places for swimming on the Gold Coast like Currumbin Rock Pools and near the Natural Arch around Mt Tamborine. I don't know any in Brisbane or the best spots for collecting fish exactly, but you should check out Jason's channel Australian Biotopes if you're interested. He has visited heaps of places around Brisbane and in QLD
@@Kaityscichlids I loooove his channel! I am not really in a position to keep fish (yet?) but I love nature and I also love teasing my fish keeping American friends. I think I kind of just assumed the locations of that channel were out of reach until seeing them in context of you all travelling like that. I'll check those locations out, that sounds really neat
Nice video. Looked like a lot of fun. Beautiful country where even picnic table are venomous. 😛 When fish spotting, a good pair of polarized glasses is a must, preferably in the copper range of colors. Smith Optics has a nice pair for fly-fishing anglers. That is so neat to be able to go to the wild and catch fish you normally see in tropical fish stores. Very enjoyable video...I subbed.
@@Kaityscichlids You will probably hate it till you get the hang of rotating it for the right angle. It works very well to take pictures through windows also. Enjoy it when you receive and start playing. Just remember that you lose about halve the light available, but the camera should compensate for it.
Thanks for the vid. I should get out there myself. I picked up some Crimson spots from Paul a little while ago for pond fish and fell in love with them. BTW the page links in the description aren't working.
What a brilliant video, thanks so much for sharing. Here in the UK it's currently around -1 deg C and snowing, I also notice your petrol price is almost half that of ours😒. I did live in Australia ( near Sydney) many years ago, you have a beautiful Country, I wish I'd been into fish keeping when I lived there. Those huge aquariums are awesome. x
Yes we are definitely lucky here with the weather!! It does get a bit warm but it's not too extreme. I keep forgetting most other places would be in Winter over Christmas
These videos you did collecting are great! Will watch them all now. I had lots of cichlids last time I had tanks. I think 2007 I shut down in northern Minnesota USA. The best well water ever cichlids south American and Africans did exceptional. The only fish deaths were by Catfish or Angel fish. I learned angel fish are the most ruthless fish. If a breeding pair starts up they will kill everything and eat everything but the bones. My fault but last time a dozen Cory's bones were in the bottom of my tank in the morning when I woke up. NEVER thought they would eat the corys. They or more like male to male fighting to mate the smaller one broke the back of my favorite male. He rammed him in the side room the other side of the house. So have right in theextra tanks back bone. Crippled the bigger fish. I didn't see it till he was done for but fast. I heard it from my bed
Yes the angelfish can be far from angels ironically lol. And thank you, that's great feedback to have :) I'm actually really keen to go out and make some more of these collecting videos, even just some videos catching some fish without collecting them too
@@Kaityscichlids I will watch them Laity they are fun to watch when you get laid up. You know, stuck in bed, its great to watch people explore small to medium rivers. The u tube created below water does a superb job .
Your. Numbers one video of the year . Need more of this type
Hehe thank you!!!
AB the type of guy to feed his fish absolutely anything that moves/moved.
Can’t believe I just found this channel. Love the content love the passion it’s rare to see that on TH-cam anymore with this hobby
Awww, thank you so much ❤️ I really appreciate it 😊
@@Kaityscichlidswhats is your favoritefish😊
Awesome. Thanks for sharing Kaity.
Thank you for watching! 😊
This was so good, keep them coming.....
Thank you so much David :)
Thanks for sharing your field trip always nice to see creatures in their natural habitat
Thank you so much 😊 It's an absolute pleasure to share!!
And them fish in the creek too.
Thanks for sharing! From the US - "Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi"
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very nice, great adventure! thank you for share 👍👍
wow what a great view, love your country, remind me of black forest in Mauritius. miss it so much
Thank you for that great video.
Greetings from 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Thank you!! 😊 And hello from Australia 🇦🇺
fantastic view of Australia that we never get to see!!! ty
I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Really cool video. I'd like to see more like this!
Thank you 😊 I'm not sure if you've seen it but the most recent video I posted is another rainbow fish catching trip!
Look forward to seeing them in your tank
Very knowledgeable group of fish lovers 👍
Yes I'm so excited to add them into the tank!!
Australia is such a beautiful country. If I had my life to do over again, I think I'd do everything in my power to immigrate.
Glad you got your fish. They were pretty stressed out when they were put in the fish shop aquariums, but they should colour up really well as they acclimate to the now surroundings. I'll bet they are looking super now!
Beautiful 😊
This is the best episode ever. Yes please make more content like this. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you so much Michael 😊 it's so great to hear the positive feedback! I would love to make more content like this
I absolutely looooooooved this video Kaity! Although I was incredibly jealous, I love how you showed everything and it just felt like we spent the day with you. The spots all looked phenomenal and I gotta say my fav part of the video was 3:47 "thats a nice rock." hahaha. it is totally something I would say.
Thank you sooooo much Bodgie!! And 🤣🤣🤣 I do love myself a good rock when I see one
Love the video all the way from Chicago ❤️🫶❤️🫶❤️🫶❤️🫶❤️🫶
Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you enjoyed it ☺️
@@Kaityscichlids always u the best🫶🫶🫶
This was awesome. Loved all the footage you and Nick.
Thank you! 😄
That was very cool !!! Thank you for sharing Kaity, I can't wait to see the fish when they get into your aquarium 😃🤙
Thank you so much Tommy! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊 Yes I can't wait to add them in
Super dope adventure you took us on to see the rainbow fish 🫶⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🫶💥🔥🤟❤️😍👊💪💯
Looks like you had a great time. Nice to see fish in the wild
It was seriously such a great day!!
Awesum! Rainbows in their natural habitat
Thank you :)
Great vid love it people just being people having fun.
Very real no acting I’m subscribed now thank you
Thank you so much! I appreciate the sub 😊
It is a beautiful fish, thank you for sharing
Super cool to see the rainbow fish in there natural habitat.
It was really amazing!
Loved the video kaity! Especially 9.54 at the little creek! Thanks for taking the time to make this, it’s like I’m out there with you :)
I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed it! 😊
Great fun video thanks for sharing
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
👌I am impressed of your videos Kaity
Thank you!! I really appreciate it 😊
Thanks for sharing with us the natural ecosystems of our native fish!
Thank you! It's a pleasure! 😊
Thanks for sharing your adventure , you guys have made some good friends .
Thank you for watching! Yes we are certainly very lucky to have such a great group 😊
Great video.amazing views must’ve been a fun trip. Thank you for sharing I definitely enjoyed it.
Thank you Mark, that's great to hear 😊 It was great fun!!
i am really enjoy the video, thank you
Thank you so much Han!
Great lid very beautiful area. Tim
Thank you so much Tim! 😊
So beautyful 😅
Great video Kaity and would love to see more like that. Can't wait to see them in you're tank. Made me laugh when you said why do they call them twin bridges!!!🤣🤣
Thank you so much Alex!! Hahaha yes, I was like surely they must be big bridges to name the place after them 🤣
@@Kaityscichlids 🤣🤣😍😍
Loved this video. Australia is a beautiful country. Someday I’ll visit. Until then I’ll keep watching your videos.
That's so great to hear! It certainly is a beautiful country 😊
What an amazing video, such beautiful habitat and wildlife! I would love to visit Australia, good to see Nick in there too... Subscribed
Thank you so much Andy 😊
You’re welcome, it looked like a fantastic day! As someone else said it almost felt like we spent the day with you all… Love the thought of going and catching tropical fish for your own aquariums too!
A long day, but a fun day! Thanks for taking us along with you. Looking forward to your new scape. I have the 75g finally on a stand and the hardscape in. Hopefully I’ll to get things glued down and substrate in today.
That's awesome!! You are making good progress on it 😊 And thank you so much, it definitely was a big but fun day 😄
It's great that you have access to such a beautiful area and can get some wild caught fish for the aquarium.
Yes we are very lucky 😊
Enjoyed that video. Nice to see a bit if the countryside and your local fish.
Thank you!! 😊
You are blessed to live in such a beautiful country.
We truly are 🙏
Just great
Thank you 😊
Great upload, super scenic. Super envious looked like a great day out
Thank you so much Blake!! It seriously was so beautiful
Australia 🇦🇺. Never been…… i have to go beautiful. Your tanks are looking amazing 🐠. 👋✅
Thank you so much Mike 😊
Really enjoyed this video Kaity!. Big fan of Jasons channel so was terrific to see this behind the scenes video.
Thank you so much! That's awesome, it's great to have you coming over to this channel! 😊
Love ya Kathy happy fish hunting just as always keep up the good work seeya on the next ❤🙂👍
Thank you Mark 😁
Wonderful video. Very beautiful fish.
Thank you 😁🐟❤️
hello from Boston, Massachusetts, USA! Winter is just starting here...🙁......16° Fahrenheit.....not sure what that is in Celsius.....lol......love the video and my Australian Rainbows
Wowzas, that is cold 🥶 It's so cool you guys keep the native Australian rainbows over in the states too!
What an amazing video! The view was absolutely breathtaking! “That was a nice rock” amazing to see the rainbow fish in there natural habitat!
Thank you so much! I'm glad others appreciated the rock 🤣
Wow that brought back memories haven’t been to fernvale and twin bridges for years it’s changed so much. Thanks for sharing love the video
Thank you so much Rob 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Loved the video, i'm from upstate NY, USA, liked seeing the different plants and landscapes. jealous of the weather, cold and snowy here, would like to see more videos like this one. keep up the great work on your channel
That's great to hear, I would love to make more videos like this 😊 Thank you!
Wonderful video Kaity! Beautiful outdoors and splendid underwater footage!!! Greetings from Puerto Rico!
Thank you so much Marcos!! 😊
Awsome!! loving the content as always
Thank you!! 😁
So cool!!!!!
I’ve just got into the rainbow family so love your videos
Thank you so much Brock 😊
Great video ❤ Kaity 💥 a real banger as they say - loved the stunning scenery, well done for braving the height of the dam, very brave 💪🏻, brilliant catch too with 4 different species in your net 😊, thanks for taking us with you, great additions for your tanks ❤
Thank you so much Kirsty!! ❤️ I'm so glad you enjoyed it 😊
This is cool. I used to catch fish out of Four Mile Creek at Strathpine as kid to put in my 4-foot tank. 20+ years later I was doing the same in Rockhampton for my six-foot tank. Then, a few years back I was catching Pacific Blue-eyes and Rainbows in the Nth Pine River up in the fresh for another tank. I really like focussing on natives. I doubt I'll ever have another aquarium though. I live mobile now, so not very practical :)
That's really cool! I am thinking of getting some Pacific blue eyes at some point. And yes it definitely wouldn't be very practical for mobile living 🤣 I'm sure you can enjoy lots of them in nature though living mobile 😊
@@Kaityscichlids Most definitely, Kaity. I always get a little thrill when I see fish doing their thing in the wild. And snakes, lizards, birds etc.
When the tides are in their low cycle (neap tides?), and fresh water is flowing, there are some good spots down behind the North Pine Golf Club worth exploring.
I started doing my own find and catch aquarium fish for collection. I have seen those rainbow fish in my area, Florida. they are pretty nice.
That's awesome! It's definitely a lot of fun 😊
@@Kaityscichlids Yes. So far, I have 3 Jaguar Parachromis, 3 African Jewel Cichlids, I think I have a flowerhorn and 5 Mayan Cichlids. All of them are Juvenile. For me, It's better finding them than buying them.
Great seeing other stream biotopes and habitats. Looked like a fun outing. Nice work guys.
Thank you so much 😊
Very interesting
Great video Kaity, it was a fun day had by all, it was very refreshing going out with some younger fish lovers and seeing how excited you got seeing the fish in the wild, I'll bring you a couple of other fish I've bred for your tank when we do it, it should be another fun day 🙂
This was meant to be us back in 2020 or so 🤣 maybe one day
@@BlakesAquatics Yeah that was bad timing, I was on my way up to Cairns, you are always welcome if you get back up this way, I was the same I was going to hit you up when I went down to Melbourne but I was down there to do a biotope for the Bendigo Library and was only there for 4 days and I was lucky to finish it in that time, we spent most of the time looking for hardscape and I only had a day to scape the actual tank, We'll get together one day 🙂
Thank you so much Jason! It was such a great day. I appreciate you taking us out and showing us all the habitats so much 😊 I'm looking forward to scaping the tank!
@@australianbiotopes4563 absolutely, i very much look forward to that day
I really enjoyed seeing your collecting trip. You did an excellent job on the filming and editing. Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share with us all.
Thank you so much Mike 😊 I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it!
love your videos and your vlog styled videos
Thank you so much 😊🙌
One day I would love to visit Australia because of all the wildlife reptiles and protea plants
We don't have Protea plants as they are native to South Africa, but we do have plants from the Proteaceae family e.g. Banksia, Waratahs etc.
great video 👍🐟 I spend alot of time out that way riding motorcycles and pass by all this stuff but have never actually stopped to take in the nature . Thanks for sharing
Thank you 😊 Yes there were plenty of motorbikes out and about around Mt Nebo and Mt Glorious! It's a great spot for riding
Great video Kaity keep them coming
Thank you Len 😊
Dang, i was born on the wrong continent !😅😍 These "creek collecting" videos are awesome !
Hahaha, thank you!! We are pretty lucky here Down Under
Hi Kaity. Very jealous watching this video. Reminded me of the wonderful time I had as a backpacker in Australia. Now stuck in freezing UK where last night it was -7 degrees! Amazing you can pick up fish in their natural environment, and beautiful environments at that. What a great day out and thanks for sharing it with everyone.
Thank you so much Dominic, I'm glad you enjoyed it 😄 Wow!! -7 degrees, and I thought 24 degrees was cold 🤣 It's definitely nice having the warm weather here
Gday Kaity, awesome content, My wife and I used to hunt rainbows years ago and still have my tanks but alas they are all empty. Just out of curiosity, I would love to dive that waterhole just so I could see what is in there, I think that hole was much smaller 25 yrs ago and it was good for the Purple Spotted Gudgeons as well as rainbows. I might just do that one of these hot days and go catch some rainbows. I do have some rainbows in the outdoor pond and I am going to increase the pond size soon.
Cheers
Brad
Thank you so much Brad 😊 It's great fun! I'm really glad I've gotten into it now
Your amazing 😻
👍🏽👍🏽 That was a brilliant day out Kaity ... I can see you creating a shallow tank river biotope with maybe a crayfish and some small species in the new year.
Thank you so much!! Jason is even going to help me get started this year on making a river Biotope. I'm very excited 😁
@@Kaityscichlids Have a good day ... I think you will enjoy the river stream set up in the link below...
th-cam.com/video/FCzHyJGzOVc/w-d-xo.html
Very cool video!
Thank you :D
Great video. Makes me want to go out collecting again!
Thank you 😊
Great video Kaity! I think it was an exhausting trip but you got a bunch of fish! Thanks so very much for sharing. Hope to see more of your adventures in fishkeeping soon! ❤😊
Thank you so much!! It sure was a huge day but lots and lots of fun 😊
Absolutely inspiring. Well done Kaity.
Thank you so much!! 😊
2:30 hahaha nice
My life 🤣
@@Kaityscichlidsditto
This was an awesome adventure and experience thank you , such an amazing catch can’t wait for the next outing … 🔥❤️🔥🔥😎👌🏼👍🏼
Thank you!! I'm so glad you enjoyed it 😊 I'm looking forward to doing another one of these too
Awesome field trip & video Kaity 🤗🤗
Thank you!! 😊
Great video!!! more field trips please! such a fun day!
Thank you! I would love to do more videos like this 😊
What an awesome experience thanks for sharing ❤️🇦🇺
Thank you so much :)
Twin Bridges used to be a VERY popular spot to go camping before the council decided to stop allowing vehicles to go to certain areas. I've seen lung fish swimming up the rapids and even saw a pair of platypus in the river one evening we were camped there. Was magical
Wow, that's so cool!! How amazing. It's such a shame it has gotten a bit destroyed by the floods
@@Kaityscichlids agreed but it happens on occasion. As destructive as floods are they re-fertilise the lands they flood
I have to admit that it had never occurred to me to catch native fish for aquariums in the local creeks until recently
Wonderful field trip,if you get a polarized filter it cut thru the glare, giving you an amazing sights under the water.
I just ordered one yesterday from DJI!
Love the content Kaity! Perfect vibes for enjoying my morning coffee. Here in Florida you have inspired me to go hunt some Florida Flagfish (Jordanella floridae). Cheers from the other side of the globe!
That's awesome!! Thank you so much Eric 😊
This is amazing fun. I wish I could go to South America to do what you did. I’m into tetras, axolotls, dwarf frogs, and newts mostly. I love your beautiful aquariums!
That would be seriously incredible to go to South America and do that!! I love all of those too, it would be cool to go herping one day and look for things like newts. Thank you so much :)
Actually I would love to travel to Australia too! I live in Wisconsin, USA. Lol
Great vid. Love this as a rainbow keeper. Must say, hearing that the traps are salt water - they are known as shrimp nets (used in freshwater) down south and have been used for bait for generations (well, my grandfather used them, as we continue to). Cool to see them used for this - would have never known.
Oh how cool! I had no idea. They did the job really well. Thank you so much 😊
Wow .. what beautiful scenery and catching fish super cool...i enjoyed a lot 😍🙏🤓 from india 🇮🇳
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊
Hi Kaity! I enjoyed this video so much. Thank you for showing so much of the enviroment. Australia is such a beautifull country! Funny to see that you are swimming in a river while its freezing where i live 🥶 im looking forward to see you get the fish and put them in your beautifull tank ❤ greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you so much Vincent!! Yes I forget that on the other side of the world you guys are all in Winter! I am adding them in at the end of the week and am really excited :) I think they are going to look great
Don’t forget ur water shoes 👟 😂 , cool video !
Hahaha yes, I was lucky I wore my thongs 🤣
This is so awesome... Do you know other good freshwater places to go swimming in Brisbane where you can see fish?
I know of some nice places for swimming on the Gold Coast like Currumbin Rock Pools and near the Natural Arch around Mt Tamborine. I don't know any in Brisbane or the best spots for collecting fish exactly, but you should check out Jason's channel Australian Biotopes if you're interested. He has visited heaps of places around Brisbane and in QLD
@@Kaityscichlids I loooove his channel! I am not really in a position to keep fish (yet?) but I love nature and I also love teasing my fish keeping American friends. I think I kind of just assumed the locations of that channel were out of reach until seeing them in context of you all travelling like that. I'll check those locations out, that sounds really neat
Very cool to be able to do this close to home ❤
Yes it's so so cool!!
Nice video. Looked like a lot of fun. Beautiful country where even picnic table are venomous. 😛 When fish spotting, a good pair of polarized glasses is a must, preferably in the copper range of colors. Smith Optics has a nice pair for fly-fishing anglers. That is so neat to be able to go to the wild and catch fish you normally see in tropical fish stores. Very enjoyable video...I subbed.
Awesome video Kaity, I didn't know we had such beautiful freshwater fish here in OZ, wow. The river looks splendid and healthy.
Thank you so much!! Yes it was seriously so beautiful
Good stuff
Thank you 😄
Tip, get a Polaroid filter for the camera to take the glare off the water surface. Then you will be able to see many more fish.
Thank you!! I ordered one from DJI, I'm excited to give it a go
@@Kaityscichlids You will probably hate it till you get the hang of rotating it for the right angle. It works very well to take pictures through windows also. Enjoy it when you receive and start playing. Just remember that you lose about halve the light available, but the camera should compensate for it.
Thanks for the vid. I should get out there myself. I picked up some Crimson spots from Paul a little while ago for pond fish and fell in love with them. BTW the page links in the description aren't working.
They are seriously beautiful fish! And thank you for letting me know I will try to fix them now
What a brilliant video, thanks so much for sharing. Here in the UK it's currently around -1 deg C and snowing, I also notice your petrol price is almost half that of ours😒. I did live in Australia ( near Sydney) many years ago, you have a beautiful Country, I wish I'd been into fish keeping when I lived there. Those huge aquariums are awesome. x
Thank you so much 😊 And wow!! That is COLD! I also can't believe your petrol is double the price, I thought it was bad here 😬
Beautiful views. I think you are lucky to live in a subtropical climate. It has the best of both worlds. It is winter in the UK. 🥶
Yes we are definitely lucky here with the weather!! It does get a bit warm but it's not too extreme. I keep forgetting most other places would be in Winter over Christmas
These videos you did collecting are great! Will watch them all now. I had lots of cichlids last time I had tanks. I think 2007 I shut down in northern Minnesota USA. The best well water ever cichlids south American and Africans did exceptional. The only fish deaths were by Catfish or Angel fish. I learned angel fish are the most ruthless fish. If a breeding pair starts up they will kill everything and eat everything but the bones. My fault but last time a dozen Cory's bones were in the bottom of my tank in the morning when I woke up. NEVER thought they would eat the corys. They or more like male to male fighting to mate the smaller one broke the back of my favorite male. He rammed him in the side room the other side of the house. So have right in theextra tanks back bone. Crippled the bigger fish. I didn't see it till he was done for but fast. I heard it from my bed
Yes the angelfish can be far from angels ironically lol. And thank you, that's great feedback to have :) I'm actually really keen to go out and make some more of these collecting videos, even just some videos catching some fish without collecting them too
@@Kaityscichlids I will watch them Laity they are fun to watch when you get laid up. You know, stuck in bed, its great to watch people explore small to medium rivers. The u tube created below water does a superb job .
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Thank you 😊