Neon Tetras In The Wild........

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4DaP8HQyBU&feature=related

Just saw this video on youtube and thought it was quite interesting, they also do a talk on how the man catches the fish in sustainable amounts on how other tribes don't and use a poison that deprives the fish of oxygen, quite interesting though most neon's are commercially bred some of yours at home could have come from creeks and rivers like this. :good:

If you look on the channel theres videos of cichlids in the wild, red phantom tetras,freshwater rays, Diamond tetras, ect.

its kinda sad though he said alot of the creeks are polluted :angry:

anyway its worth a watch.......
 
Good vid :good: interesting seeing them in their natural habitat and what other fish live with them too.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWIVCdLOImw&feature=related

Found a video of corydoras in the wild now to, I am surprised to see the corydoras in larger shoals than the tetras I always thought it would be the other way round, guess I was wrong. :lol:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWIVCdLOImw&feature=related

Found a video of corydoras in the wild now to, I am surprised to see the corydoras in larger shoals than the tetras I always thought it would be the other way round, guess I was wrong. :lol:

love those vids :good:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgK2hooz44g&feature=related

I'm guessing these are lake Malawi cichlid species in the wild but I know nothing about cichlids at all so sorry if I'm wrong, the lake seems full of them I never knew all the species condensed together to much,I always mistaken cichlids for being territorial and non abundant fish, I was wrong again. :crazy:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqgjgN7HIig&feature=related

Plecos in the wild, never knew they shoaled, these videos are teaching me alot of things about these fish that I never knew before. :lol:

If I find anymore videos I'll post them...... :good:
 
If I remember correctly, that last vid with the plecs........they shouldnt be there. They were wrongly introduced or something.
 
Do any videos exist of German Blue Rams in their natural habitat? :drool:
 
The video below is of 100's of Common Plecos, that have invaded The Usumacinta river, Mexico. :sad: :grr:
 

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