Join Me on My Quest to Find Hundreds of Mountain Galaxias!
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Again enthusiastic material. A piece of beautiful nature. And those asphalt-like undulating rocks and between them a stream in the color of a tea with lemon. Just a fairy tale!
Thank you very much :). It was such a unique area!
Good spotting that cray , there will be many more in that stream , a must to visit on those hot summer days
Thanks, yeah itd be good to go there again
Great work. Nice when the fish are so inquisitive and don't mind the camera.
Thank you :)
Yes i got lucky with these little fish
So interesting with great footage. What a stunning area when you take the time to look at it closely. Thank you for all the info! Super stuff as usual!!
Thank you very much :)
amazing footage here and beautiful landscape to see along with the underwater inhabitants. Great video
Thanks very much :)
Very cool. First time I have seen the type of habitat where Galaxias live. I've always been curious, as they very much remind me of trout and I've imagined that their habitat would be similar... it is and it isn't, like I said, very cool! The species which I think is most similar to trout is Galaxias truttaceus and judging by its species name, so did the ichthyologist who described it. I think Galaxias truttaceus would make a fantastic target for your next adventure. It would be nice to show trout anglers that Australia has its own type of "trout" and get the message out to conserve native Galaxias!
Thank you very much! I’d love to find them. I recently found some Blackfish which also look similar to Galaxias but are bigger, if you haven’t seen them before I’d recommend checking them out. I actually found them on the next mountain over from this one and it was interesting to see how different the two looked despite being so close to one another
@@murkyseb another great video, I've never heard of blackfish before, they remind me of a cross between a cod and a cichlid. Thanks for bringing the experience of your countries aquatic wildlands to us. It's very unique and I expect that your channel will grow a great deal as your exposure increases. It's exactly the type of material I'm most interested in.
@@AguabonitaAquatics I'm glad now another person knows about the blackfish! They are actually closely related to the Murray cod, if you'd like to see some I uploaded a documentary on them a few days ago.
I'm really glad to hear you enjoy learning about Australia's aquatic creatures :) the TH-cam algorithm rarely recommends my videos but hopefully people find them eventually. I will continue making them regardless
@@murkyseb Thanks I will check it out. Keep up the good work!
@@AguabonitaAquatics thank you I will try :)
👍🏻 Beautiful :)
Thanks very much :)
Another spectacular video as are all of them are! Thank you for sharing! You should have your own CABLE TV SERIES!!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
thank you very much :) im glad your enjoying my videos!
If you know anybody at the cable tv companies let them know id be very happy to have my own series haha
@@murkyseb IMHO you’re made for it! From content to technical application to presentation you got it mate! #1 in my books! 👍🏼
@@intothenight9256 thank you very much :)
Cools spot and fish. 👍
Thank you :)
well done mate , beautiful little fish
Thank you very much :)
I think theyre amazing little fish
ive just recently discovered your channel and i must say, you deserve much more subscribers than you have, and youve definitely earnd mine! keep up the great work mate!
Thank you very much :)
Im glad you're enjoying my videos!
Another enthusiastic description. Wonder where the name Galaxia comes from Murky?
Thank you :)
I was unable to find out why they were named, i know galaxias means milky, probably because of their skin looking milky in appearance? I dont know for sure though
Thanks 🙏 nice video
Thank you :)
Well said about trout Seb! They are a pest and nothing more. They should be treated like rabbits and cane toads. Not enough people appreciate their impact, and many lay people I have found actually think they are native, especially in Tasmania (like "Tasmanian" salmon). There is a wealthy trout fishing lobby which will not accept any criticism.
Thank you, im glad other people realise how bad they are and how stupid it is having them in our waterways!
If only there was someone in a position of power that realised this and would stand up to that wealthy trout fishing lobby