DOCK EXPLORING - ANEMONES EVERYWHERE, COALFISH and SEA SPIDER aquarium
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Brought my GoPro to explore another floating dock in my area. This was filmed in the middle of April, and the visibility of the water had gone down drastically, almost overnight. Still, got some decent footage I thought was worth sharing.
Lots of anemones on the walls of this floating dock, and a bunch of small coalfish are gathring around the docks.
Also checking in on the sea spider aquarium in the last part of the video.
Hope you'll find this interesting!
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It’s great to see how much life is there
Yeah, that place really is packed with life!
That sea spider tank is looking great now
Thanks! A bit of macro algae makes all the difference I think!
Dock exploring videos are just so interesting because it uncovers a world hidden from us which has amazing plants and animals
True! I never really noticed all the amazing life there until I made these videos!
There were no plants in this video
Fantastic footage. The changing seasons reality does change the life in the sea. Your tank is looking great.
Thanks for the kind feedback Emmanuel! Much appreciated! All seasons brings something different indeed!
Amazing video! And creatures!!!
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Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
New Coldwater Tanks vid just dropped 🥳
😁 Thanks!
You got some amazing footage there, very good photography.
Thank you very much for the kind feedback! Glad you enjoyed it!
Fun video!!! Really enjoyed seeing all the critters.... 👍🏻😎
Glad to hear that! Thanks for checking it out! 😁
Your channel is such a pleasant vibe
That is fun to hear! Thanks for the kind feedback! :)
Looking at this, I can almost smell the saltwater through the screen!
Very pretty scenery! :-)
Thanks! Glad you liked it! 😊
@@ColdwaterTanks Of course! Thanks for the upload! 😄
I like the dock exploring videos. Please keep including them occasionally.
The sea spider tank looks great.
The water near the dock is cloudy, but clear enough to see a lot of sea life. All those coalfish make me hungry.
Catch them, gut them, bake them with onions, tomatoes and spices for 4 hours until the bones are soft.... I'm gonna go eat something.
Thank you! Glad to hear that! :) I'll probably go back to this dock again during winter to see how big the difference is. I just bought a underwater drone, so there will be some more underwater footage coming eventually! Hehe, Now I got hungry too....
Wow! What amazing life in your docks, I guess the cooler water helps. I would not worry about the clarity, that water is crystal clear compared with the plankton soup we have at present. Absolutely wonderful footage Simon. How tall are the largest Plumose would you say?
Thanks mate! Yeah, this place is really packed with life! Hehe, pretty bad, eh? Hmm, difficult to say, but I'm guessing the bigger ones are about 30cm in all directions?!
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Oh my, I love to eat Pollack and Coalfish, they are also beautiful looking fish. Those anemones are just full size what a fantastic sight. All the Best.
@@barleyarrish I agree with the pollack. One of my favourite fish. Never really been a fan of coalfish tbh, unless it's straight from the ocean. Thanks! Have a good one!
i tried to do the same but the water was so blurry -_- i will try to upgrate to go pro11 from go pro 7 since it might film better in low light environments
Depends a lot on time of year here at least. I'll probably try another one of these come fall/winter when the water clears up again... Just make sure you have a good computer for editing (unless you're doing it on your phone or something..), as the format on the new go pro's demand a lot of the computer in terms of editing. I actually have to convert the video files to be able to edit them. I can't even play the video files on my current computer, hehe... Had I known, I would have stayed away from go pro...