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Kerry Kesner - 7 years ago

You should sell it in higher resolution version. I have been buying lots of 4K content. 1080 would be ok. Like it otherwise.

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

Hi Kerry, we do sell it in HD as a download or in bluray at https://mikolji.com/shows-documentaries/freshwater-natural-aquarium-documentary

Ben Hodges - 7 years ago

Gods aquarium makes all of my well maintained filtered and looked after tanks look like crap! The Lord is Awesome!

Giber - 7 years ago

so beautiful. great job Ivan.

ElansForest - 7 years ago

Amazing video!!! Thank you so much for doing this, I’m so glad this content is out there. Two critiques I’ve learned from my own small audience: avoid fancy transitions as they’re distracting and avoid music during talking parts. But again, fabulous video! You have a new subscriber :)

Nick Bovee - 7 years ago

what is that song, that is in all your "stock underwater videos"? It is very relaxing... :)

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

Hi Nick, here is the music :) https://mikolji.com/audio/taremuru-album-sincretismo-sonoro-de-una-raza-10-tracks

n1ckjitsu - 7 years ago

7:00 aah! Hand!

PORC HEUREUX - 7 years ago

MAGNIFIQUE, BEAUTIFUL !!!

Roberto Rayo - 7 years ago

Awesome video

Wall E Reporter sur chemins de terre - 7 years ago

Super reportage. Hein ? Franchement top .

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rob264978t rob - 7 years ago

Very interesting video!

ciclidos arroyave - 7 years ago

don ivan ud es mi idolo

Eric Shanks - 7 years ago

very cool i have so many of these fish nice to learn more about them and has made me alter my tanks setups

Ice cream Sandwich - 7 years ago

Place where u are?

Bharathi Balakrishnan - 7 years ago

Kinda sounds like Stephen hawking.........

KENNETH THORNTON - 7 years ago

absolutely wonderful video.

Jake Scot - 7 years ago

Not to be too much the pessimist, but the footage you have recorded may well represent THE LAST remaining intact, pristine freshwater ecosystem examples on the planet. That being noted, you and your production staff are truly pioneers in the freshwater aquatic world. Thanks for all you have contributed.

Finnboem - 7 years ago

Jake Scot this is indeed true and truly sad. I never see any big conservation “companies” say anything about it. Only the Aquarium Industry talks about it, and even that is minimal. I really hope we can atleast save some of them because our aquariums aren’t the most stable too.

andrea meyers - 7 years ago

I learned a lot ... thank you!!!
You truly respect and love all life.. I wish all people were this way.
Thanks again.. will be looking at more..

tinman235 - 7 years ago

3 minutes of introduction!!! To long you lost me.

earlysda - 7 years ago

Nothing has ever evolved, so this video fails within the first 90 seconds.
How can anyone see all the varieties of life in nature, and not have respect for Creator Jesus, is beyond me.

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Motor Head - 7 years ago

Very nice, thanks.

mark stanbridge - 7 years ago

its like being back in the womb

Tauseef Siddiqui - 7 years ago

It's a beautiful world out there.

Souvik Sinha - 7 years ago

265 guppies disliked this video

beth98362 R - 7 years ago

Very well done!

willypaul9258 - 7 years ago

Nice video thanks for making it

Anish SINGH - 7 years ago

excellent work, thanks for sharing!

it1345 - 7 years ago

Putting two watermarks on your video at all times is distracting.

Flynn Perkins-Best - 7 years ago

Thank You!

Bat Fink - 7 years ago

You sir , have just got a brand new subscriber! Keep up the great work!

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shahnawaz nawaz - 7 years ago

I like it a lot the way u filmed and the species u covers in this documentary can u discribe little bit more about the fish like size how they will serviw in an off rain sesion

Mark O Polo - 7 years ago

Absolutely awesome video. I am so glad to have stumbled upon your Chanel. I would love to donate to you. But. As of right now. I can't. But if ever I can in the future. I surly will. Thanks for such an awesome video again. Oh. And I would love it if you would also add the hobby name along with the scientific name. Thanks.

Regards Mark

CheapGuy FishTank - 7 years ago

love this video

Shapingsheepdog - 7 years ago

35.23 is not a Cupido. true name is Biotodoma wavrini.
Video from 2013, maybe Cupido and Wavrini was the same back then.
Great vid!

tha nu - 7 years ago

the fish died in the green water because say it climate change and global warming thanks ale gore

tha nu - 7 years ago

well documented and put together! enjoyed watching!

John Hannahel - 7 years ago

i like the guitar playing on 13:40 if anyone knows it plz tell me

Law19157 - 7 years ago

What the....12:10 for a minute there I thought it was Ajay Devgan speaking, I was like.....how'd he get his english accent to be so good.

Christian Paulo - 7 years ago

Hi Ivan what is the title of the song playing in the background?? Tnx

Fresh Aquariums - 7 years ago

Yes! Epic! It brings me a lot of joy to see all the fish loving life in the wild. Not just in my aquariums :)

Gavin Helgeson - 7 years ago

Feels like I'm back in jr. high...the gym teacher taking over for the science teacher on a Friday.

becoming_you - 7 years ago

were was this taken?

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

Hi, it was taken in Venezuela :)

Josh Clark - 7 years ago

beautiful country and ecosystem

george shapiro - 7 years ago

You ruined it by having music playing while you are speaking, can't hear you, music just blares over. Might have been a good documentary but I'll never know. Sorry man, thumbs down.

Hermit Krabz - 7 years ago

I wish I could visit Venezuela and the real Rainforest in South America.

Sourabh Kumar - 7 years ago

best vedio i have ever seen

mario rma - 7 years ago

Thank you for bringing us such a footage, very educational indeed.

Abusivesquirrel - 7 years ago

Need new video in 1080p :(

JannieInKy - 7 years ago

Awesome video! Seeing such a beautiful natural aquarium, I'm hoping people will understand how important it is to not litter. We must take care of our water ways and the wildlife in them. In turn, they will take care of us. If we don't, then we are doomed. It's so sad about the diamond tetras. They are so beautiful. One of my favorite tetras.

PalJoey1957 - 7 years ago

Beautiful, Ivan.

1) Those Diamond Tetras; we used to see them commonly in pet stores in the sixties and seventies.
2) What is the name of the red lined tetra species at 8:34? At 15:06 there is a tetra identified as Moenkhausia collettii that has similar coloring, but less red in the body, and body shape. Is it the same fish?
3) Likewise, the name of the Pristella sp. at 34:45. They are so much more intensely colored than the washed out ones we see in the shops here.
4) Have you ever thought of raising and re-populating some of the endangered species like the Altums and the Diamonds? Or overseeing such an operation in your country? Some students perhaps? Or an exporter who would restock half of the raised stock in the rivers?
Hope to hear from you.

Kevin spacey - 7 years ago

Diamonds are making a come back they are in Petco. I have 8 of them in my 135g along with of course many other fish.. I want more they are very beautiful

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

hi Joey, Curimatopsis evelynae, Moenkhausia copei

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neil john villanueva - 7 years ago

the snake is venomous not poisonous

Bat Fink - 7 years ago

neil john villanueva I was just about to post that lol
There's a big difference in venomous and poisonous. I'm sure if i licked or eaten that snake I wouldnt be harmed...

N Endibus - 7 years ago

Super, mal unsere Aquariumfische in ihrer natürlichen Umgebung zu sehen. Danke

bubblegum boy - 7 years ago

the guy at 11:26 looks hot.....handsome guy

Sarah Becker - 7 years ago

I love seeing these fish in the wild. SO COOL thank you for this.

anna kim - 7 years ago

Awesome video!! Just got into the freshwater fish and plant tank hobby! After watch this video, it makes me appreciate more of where these fish & plants are from, and their natural habitats. Thank you, Ivan!!

JAKE DYNAIMZ - 7 years ago

interesting

diogo riul - 7 years ago

Biotodoma Cupido in 35:20 TOP

Aussie Reptiles and Aquarium Fish - 7 years ago

Nice Video! Also what does MO water mean?

Chris White - 7 years ago

ahmet mert karacan - 7 years ago

WHICH BTCHES DISLIKE THIS VIDEO I DONT FCKNG GET THIS OMG MTHER FCKERS HOW CAN U DISLIKE THIS NATURAL VIDEO FCKERS

Daniel Laba - 7 years ago

Those are bad words that are not to be used just because of fish enviorment Ahmet

C K - 7 years ago

ahmet mert karacan bencede amk

Muhammad Nuril Huda - 7 years ago

ahmet mert karacan freakman

corydorascatfish - 7 years ago

beautiful vid, thanks for sharing

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

Thanks. We want to bring more documentaries to you! Please support us at patreon.com/mikolji

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

Guys! Please help me create more videos like this one by supporting me on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/mikolji

Mya Sara - 7 years ago

Ivan Mikol

david rios - 7 years ago

Awesome thank you for sharing !

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

You are very welcome!

Yolanda Heeman - 7 years ago

I can't hear you over that awful music playing. so I won't watch it.

Gabriel Titus - 7 years ago

more please even with plantes. thank you

mef1975 - 7 years ago

Is there a difference between the BLU-RAY and HD download other than one being on DVD?

Ivan Mikolji - 7 years ago

mef1975 no differance

mef1975 - 7 years ago

Wait, how can that be Riccia fluitans? 06:59 , but I'm pretty sure that's Bacopa Canolina, or perhaps Bacopa Monnieri? 7:31 Anybody else care to contribute to a thread that identifies all the plants in the documentary?

Siamese Fighters - 7 years ago

i got bored

RedUnbannable - 7 years ago

thats because you have the IQ of a 3 year old

Neon Tetra Aquarist - 7 years ago

Siamese Fighters I didnt.

sawadikin - 8 years ago

beautifulllllllll !!!!!!!

Δvalon - 8 years ago

What's that blue plant at 7:24 ?

Mike Bircher - 8 years ago

"no part of this video may be reproduced or transmitted blah blah blah" Yet you go on to use stock images that don't belong to you. C'mon. Get your shit together.

Also, 360p? Did you record this on your RAZR?

Pêral Lima - 8 years ago

Amazing beautiful! ... :-)

Young Writer - 8 years ago

30000000000000000000000000000000000 million years ago,,,

Carol Lola - 8 years ago

That was incredible! I can't wait to see the rest of your documentaries. Thank you!

Garvit Chauhan - 8 years ago

i van mikloji i want to know why are you doing this iwan baaasi

11panos04 - 8 years ago

Ivan.i know only a little about fish.I only have a small tank,don t know much...But i ve seen maaaany videos of people working with aquariums and fish and their natural biotops.You are by far the best i can say,cause you get actually in their natural environment.Espesially the "wild aquarium" series of yours should be an example for every aquarist who wants to have a biotopical aquarium.Please keep making more videos

nicole Turner - 8 years ago

Do u not take anything with u

Mike zerodue - 8 years ago

video is fantastic

Brooks Wilson - 8 years ago

Wait... did you upload it in 360p so people would buy it?

taguato2000 - 8 years ago

I think that is... Is a wonderful marketing practice, so people who can't o don't want to afford the HD material get to watch it.

Must Seagate - 8 years ago

Thank you for sharing this on youtubw, really enjoy it .....

blamekorn - 8 years ago

Thank you! This is amazing!!!

mustafa gökhan öylek - 8 years ago

Thank you Mr.Mikolji.

socallmenothing - 8 years ago

I loved this! Very nice.

Barabasi Istvan - 8 years ago

Hello, what kind of wood tipe or branches can be put in the fishtank?

Massimiliano Merluzzo - 8 years ago

Keinen Filter ?

jerry Lastname - 8 years ago

Wow so beautiful. Thank you God for all the wondrous things you gave us.

JumpingFlapjack - 8 years ago

A wonderful Dokumentary :) I like it.

bofiecat - 8 years ago

same :)

boogiemanspud - 8 years ago

Such an excellent video, thanks!

Ian Wei - 8 years ago

can someone tell me the name of the song @ 16:00 please?

Ivan Mikolji - 8 years ago

https://mikolji.com/audio/taremuru-album-sincretismo-sonoro-de-una-raza-10-tracks

Giorgi Khizanishvili - 8 years ago

hi MY HEART !!! I LOVE YOU !!!

808PhilG - 8 years ago

Super cool. Nice work.

Nicolas Wind - 8 years ago

Ivan, no matter how hard you try your English sucks. Why won't you pay a little money and hire a pro so that your videos don't look amateurish?

xiaolong xing - 8 years ago

I want to see some of the fresh soil bream Video How to find it?

laraesque - 8 years ago

This is a great video! I'm so happy to see the natural habitat of so many of the species I've studied and admired all my life. Thank you for incorporating the important factors of the environment that contribute to the ecosystem of these fishes, such as seasonal changes, rain, and surrounding soil and plants.

AJ - 8 years ago

ahh good stuff, simply amazing!

Manaf Abdul - 8 years ago

ivan mikolji, terima kasih tutorialnya cara membuat accesories aquarium, love you ivan mikolji.

a1hardwood - 8 years ago

red between black; better stay back

equiman85 - 8 years ago

absolutely amazing!

Leon DeSilva - 8 years ago

incredible!!!

phoenixkool - 8 years ago

ivan mikojis, can you make another onna these, this shit is awesome

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Nature's Finest - 8 years ago

does this guy have his own show somewhere

Ivan Mikolji - 8 years ago

hi, its called, the fish guys. search MIKOLJI THE FISH GUYS and start in expedition 1 part 1

keepan2 - 8 years ago

david attenborough wannabe

Sarabanda Caronte - 8 years ago

lastimosamente los rios de aguas claras estan desapareciendo a pasos enormes la mayoria de los rios del mundo estan repletos de sedimentos lo cual hace imposible ver lo que aca apreciamos

Jaygen V - 8 years ago

epic video! Thanks for sharing!

teacherm96 - 8 years ago

Outstanding
Thanks

Diana Rach - 8 years ago

Thanks so much for this video. What a gem.

Diana Rach - 8 years ago

Thanks so much for this video. What a gem.

vadik.73 - 8 years ago

What the names of these plants: 39.15 - 39.25
Red and green.

Mackenzie Casey - 8 years ago

This was such a beautiful and calming video. I wish I could be there in person :)

Long Lê - 8 years ago

this is gold
thank you
more vids pls

Muhammed Irshad Khan - 8 years ago

Hi. Are there more like these? Most documentaries are reef based. If you come across another freshwater documentary please share link. This one was brilliant.
Thanks

ki li - 8 years ago

my swimming pool look just like that

John Ardona - 8 years ago

i have now a better understanding of my fish in my aquarium.... Thank you so much!

Dorfnasen - 8 years ago

my tank :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu2pOwhTeiU

Lucas Udrizard - 8 years ago

Amazing. Well done!. Sigan así. :-)

colinbarsby - 8 years ago

Wonderful.

Steffan Jansen van Vuuren - 8 years ago

I wonder how many millions of years did it take before fish gills
could extract oxygen from water successfully?
And how did they get along while the gills were still, well not quite gills yet?

Or what came first, a male fish or a female fish?
If a male came first, for what reason was it a male?
There are no females around.
If a female came first, for what was it a female?
There are no males around.

If a male came first, how many millions of years did it take before a female came...?
and how did the males last all those years without females?

Chilled gaming - 8 years ago

If you guys want to see some cichlids from african lake Malawi check out my latest vid

Jake - 8 years ago

Thank you for this Amazing

elvisaquarium - 8 years ago

Great documentary!! Very inspiring!!

lotsoffish - 8 years ago

This video was a JOY to watch.

Ivan you outta consider doing something like this in the USA. I used to collect Etheostoma and Percina Darters all over the Eastern USA when I was younger. I think you would REALLY enjoy collecting some too!

Neon Tetra Aquarist - 8 years ago

Wow... AMAZING!!!!

Nishomhahs Soh - 8 years ago

amazing. Thank you

ThePig Ryder - 8 years ago

who is this guy?..amazing vids

Oscar Oscar - 8 years ago

subscribed :D

Jens Björkqvist - 8 years ago

the musik at 17:20 <3 Can you get a hold of it?

Rico Suave - 8 years ago

Just got me a new iPhone 6splus and this looks even more amazing on this screen but wow can't believe it's been almost 7 yrs since you made this video do you think the places you went are still there thriving ?

ReniaR91 - 8 years ago

Just thank you for this amazing footage my friend! With this documentary you gave me the opportunity to dive into the waters that better represents my passion even if i live on the other side of the planet. Thanks again!

Julian Morgan - 8 years ago

Ivan - I cant thank you enough for this fantastic video. I feel indebted to you for making accessible these quality images of my (I mean by "my" that you show some of the fish species I have in my home aquarium!) fish in their natural environment. I would love to see more - having watched every video you've published including all those with George Fear, I am always interested to see more! In this video I really appreciate the care youve taken to identify each species as it appears on camera - that really helps! Thank you for making such a huge effort making and editing this video.

Geert W - 8 years ago

8:33: What the hell is that tetra?! I have never seen it before!

WoundrousMindTrick - 8 years ago

Most species of Piranha are a food source for bigger predatory fish like Hoplias, Dorado, Arapaima, big catfish, Payara etc.
They have an exaggerated reputation.

WoundrousMindTrick - 8 years ago

+tsns1
Are you saying that the species of fish in their full size I mentioned are food sources for piranha becasue I'm not sure what you are saying. Cool profile picture with the lightening btw.

luuke luketer - 8 years ago

Great stuff mate.......Less drama and more of the real thing.........

TheSunRiseKid - 8 years ago

WOW! That was truly amazing! Wonderful in every way...I am a new fan of your work!! Liking & subscribing!

jpratx - 8 years ago

This is great! I enjoyed watching. Very informative and educational. You know your stuff! But now I feel bad putting my tetras in a coral rock setup in my aquarium lol. I feel like they need more green.

inZAparty ZtotheA - 9 years ago

Thank you very very very much for all the details stored in your documentary! At last i found some good info about the guppies natural habitat! Thanks again! God bless you!

Imran Siddiqui - 9 years ago

thanx 4 spreading d life of innocent creature 2d world.

Kenshira 313 - 9 years ago

A very good documentary this documentary is different from others, and not too long, good job ☺

Paul Tepes - 9 years ago

Great video! Love it.

Rajesh Kumar - 9 years ago

Very nice... Amazing video

Auto Koplak - 9 years ago

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Freshwater Fish - 9 years ago

great video
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keonijohn john - 9 years ago

This is one of the most moving films in nature i have ever watched. i was touched deeply and i thank you for making it. absolutely super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

e.g. no25andrew - 9 years ago

my fishtank podcast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zvfHAQpNG0

Luis Daniel Diaz Reyes - 9 years ago

Thanks for coming to my country and share with us an excellent documentary!

NewArchipelago - 9 years ago

Incredible!

Stu Cook - 9 years ago

Well done. Thank you.

Wyatt Afterglow - 9 years ago

are there more documentarys?

Wyatt Afterglow - 9 years ago

FINALLLLLLLLY SOME REALLL INFO THANKS ALLLOT I WAS WAITING FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS FOR AGES

ever need help ? XD haha find me

Moe Gains - 9 years ago

great documentary, thanks!

Mark Kretzmann - 9 years ago

Just great. Thank you very much!

lizzyanthus1 - 9 years ago

Beautiful video, and thank you for filming this. I kind of felt like the city kid who had no idea where his glass of milk came from. So very nice to see where many of the fish I have kept in the past originate from. Thanks again!

Aquila Arroyo - 9 years ago

I really enjoyed watching this an to see the fish in their real wild habitats is amazing!! Its sad so many species are almost extinct. I think filming like this would be the adventure of a lifetime!! awesome job!!

Daniel Hodgson - 9 years ago

Dean - 9 years ago

Love these videos, esp. Fish Guys, keep making! Also, what is the song at 5:25?

WILLIAMCHANEL - 9 years ago

Great video!! Thank you. Those rams about to breed are gorgeous. So are the Altums (omg so amazing!). Are the Apistograma viable in home tanks? I've never seen that fish.

Corey Hartman - 9 years ago

The Color on the Cardinal tetras @15:35 mark is crazy

thurguud - 9 years ago

Thanks for the awesome footage, totally amazing

theklrdude oo - 9 years ago

this is one of the nicest video's i have ever seen .
as an aquarist the subject is near and dear to my heart .

Adolf Hitmaker - 9 years ago

Music kinda ruins this

Mohammad Karbaschi - 9 years ago

Thanks for posting this informative video
I love to go to Venezuela to see the nature and particularly the orchidsat 17:10 seems to be like Xerophyta viscosa a resurrection plants similar to the one in South Africa

tamalin.tv - 9 years ago

Spectaculer show of natural aquarium

Hal Bennett - 9 years ago

Is the racket accompanying the video necessary?

Manish Mandal - 9 years ago

Can anybody please tell me what is MO?

darkiee69 - 9 years ago

+Manish Mandal Moricellas, i think . Deep running forest rivers.

Rick Large - 9 years ago

I'd like to know too. It was very difficult to hear in the video. This video is great!

erick ortiz castillo - 9 years ago

Just awesome!

이동녘 - 9 years ago

Very impressive and beautiful documentary. This helps me a lot to understanding my little tank mates.

Afteringboard - 9 years ago

Amazing!!

Clover Vue - 9 years ago

Only if i lived there, i would catch and sellthos fish

sebastian salazar - 9 years ago

Thank god you don't live there then

GullyGodSwift - 9 years ago

whats the scientific name of the plant at 27:35

Ironiic zero - 9 years ago

Best aquascape by far

Choen Lee - 9 years ago

thank you for sharing this video. it's wonderful.

Noah Arthur - 9 years ago

Hello, I would like to visit the 5% of clear water fresh water rivers/ponds you have shown us in the video. I like adventures and want to see them. Contact me!

ADU Aquascaping - 9 years ago

Now this is good stuff man. I know I was hard on the wild aquarium video, but this video is way more my style.
Great job.

mark theby - 9 years ago

thank you, very exceptional documentary. thank you again. Mark

dumoulin11 - 9 years ago

Amazing. As you said, millions of people keep these fish and have no real idea of the habitat they come from. But now we do, thank you! Also, I laughed when you said the water was cool at 25 degrees, it's -25 where I am right now.

MrBooboonator - 9 years ago

7:30 Anyone have an ID on the blue plant?

Tobias MacRobie - 9 years ago

Very well done! Thank you for sharing this video.

luc snippe - 9 years ago

what does he say on 3:37 ?

Jason Bradley - 9 years ago

Awesome documentary thanks alot. Lovely to see a freshwater documentary for a change. I'd love to find a documentary about the fish from Asia as thats what i keep, but this is fantastic.

Tropictank - 9 years ago

Ivan, you are the best!

JanD - 9 years ago

whats the name of the both plants an 39:20 ? the green and the red one

Donald Cutler - 9 years ago

Loved it.

Martin Horvath - 9 years ago

Beautiful job!

TheDcgj45 - 9 years ago

The women at 20:31 is pretty. LOL!

NontoxicSecret - 9 years ago

Thanks for teaching about freshwater fish life ! Freshwater Aquarium lovers or owners should find this video to learn to know more about their fish.

kokosnood - 9 years ago

Ok, I understand all the habitats but one:
BW - Brackish Water
LD - Lakes and dams
SR - Silty Rivers
MR - Mountain Rivers
TR - Tannic Rivers
FA - Flooded Areas
MO - ?????

What does MO represent?

Great video!!!

FishMasters - 10 years ago

What the music

FishMasters - 10 years ago

Nice fish in the wild one day I will swim with the fish

Patrick OBrien - 10 years ago

Basically neons in the wild?

caldwell salomon - 10 years ago

awesome video. Love the information about the different species and I REALLY love the underwater shots!!! Beautiful.

Filip Ružička - 10 years ago

Great video! Offers a lot of information and inspiration for setting up biotope tank. Good job.

boilingaction - 10 years ago

beautyful pictures!

Hannah Hägg - 10 years ago

freshwater shrimps and freshwater fish are amazing I have a 181 liters aqvarium

jeviam - 10 years ago

Some of us normal people only know the common names of their fish & not the scientific name

Andrew bowlgarte - 7 years ago

jeviam , a scientific name is the the name , a common name can change depending on who is selling it , or where you are but the Latin is always the same , and with alot of non common fish there is only a scientific name

Xavier Pino - 9 years ago

it is important to know the necessary scientific names... not all of them, common names are useful as well.

thebones - 9 years ago

and your point is that you are normal, great thanks for sharing, I'll sleep easier now.

Aleks Kigelman - 9 years ago

Maybe you can learn the scientific names :P

Andrej K - 10 years ago

superb documentary. great to see the whole picture instead of just a tank sized sometimes inacurate section clip thing. thank you for uploading. there is loads to learn for lots of people in this strait to the point film. it wont leave you guessing.

Firstname Lastname - 10 years ago

Any chance this could be re-posted on hi-def?

Db C - 10 years ago

Thanks Ivan that was fantastic!

Aya jmal - 10 years ago

واو جميل جدا :-)

Susan DA - 10 years ago

It feels like a very special privilege to have this intimate look at the natural home of these beautiful creatures, that we so often take for granted. It's hard to pick a favourite scene but it would likely be the footage of parent fish with their broods.

Imaginary Ambition - 10 years ago

Really amazing

Rico Suave - 10 years ago

The emotions is indescribable when I watch this video every time

Reis Bob - 7 years ago

Rico Suave if

New Fisher - 10 years ago

Whats the name o the music playing at 16:00?

PunkSkaful - 10 years ago

I WANT TO START A BIOTOPE TANK NOW!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!

Nikita Mears - 10 years ago

So beautiful

Maarten De Vriendt - 10 years ago

Thank you Ivan for sharing this information! It gave me better insight how I can keep my fish in better conditions! great work!

Edward Tang - 10 years ago

WTF? 7:01, thats not Riccia Fluitans, thats Eichhornia crassipes commonly known as Water Hyacinth. Riccia Fluitans is a floating moss like plant, basic information that any freshwater planted tank owner would know. And any pond owner would know that that's water hyacinth. No wonder it has dislikes. What an unreliable documentary.

LOL59hahaha - 10 years ago

Wow! Your video will constantly remind me whats the real habitat of my fish, i' ll try my best to copy them and protect the natural waters of my country :) thanks!

Animal-World - 10 years ago

Awesome! Makes me want to go myself during both the seasons, to see the fish and the natural ecology unfold. But in lieu of that... we have you Ivan. Thanks and love your work, it just doesn't get much better than this:)

Patrik Gregor - 10 years ago

Feel kinda bad for keeping neons in a tank now. They look so beutifull in the wild. Ty for sharing and ofc i subbed ;p.

Salar - 10 years ago

just speechless... amazing documentary!!! obvious from this video how much passion and time you have put into this.

Ivan Mikolji - 10 years ago

Thank you so much! I hope you watch our other documentaries and let us know your feedback!

Cliff g - 10 years ago

Just subbed you ivan, Fantastic video mate

Ivan Mikolji - 10 years ago

Thanks Cliff! Enjoy! If you use Facebook find me there, where I put a lot of the photography I do and post more news.

Cliff g - 10 years ago

Just subbed you ivan, Fantastic video mate

R K - 10 years ago

What a spectacular video documentary. Thank you so much for your effort and for sharing.

Ivan Mikolji - 10 years ago

Thanks Rico! Don't forget to subscribe! :)

RightWingReefer - 10 years ago

Ivan C - 10 years ago

Awesome vid thanks for the upload got to learn more about these fresh water fish in their natural habitat.

Sean Li - 10 years ago

I just luuuuuv tropical fishes~~~

FOREVER AND A DAY - 10 years ago

Simply WOW... This gave me way more appreciation for my 55 gal planted fresh water fish aquarium. Definitely more awe inspired to consistently provide the best that I can.

Flower Power - 10 years ago

Seriously loved your video
Great inspiration
Thank you for sharing

Wynne Eden - 10 years ago

Thank you for sharing this - it's very well done (photography and narration).

Zachary Aquatics - 10 years ago

Very good! very informative! A must watch for all Aquarium hobby lovers.

Yu Jin - 10 years ago

Really sorry to bother you at here,have a look at our aquarium store,thanks!
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Mayra Avila - 10 years ago

very very nice!!! I definitely like it! I was looking for something like this. Congratulations.

John Z - 10 years ago

great documentary video!!

Adam Bowles - 10 years ago

First time I've ever seen a Natterer's coral snake other on film, and I've studied my share of books, and documentaries.. Beautiful, so rare! even on google the only 3 pictures of an actual Nattereri are from this docu... I commend your efforts!

Adam Bowles - 10 years ago

but how do you know it wasn't just a Surinamesnis?

Erin Walsh - 10 years ago

tetras are so fascinating with their colors!

Erin Walsh - 10 years ago

Emporer (sp) tetras are one of my favorites! I had a few that lived about 5 years, and bleeding heart tetras. I worked at a store that sold fish when I was in college, I have my degree in Animal science. I loved studying fish on my own, I would show customers how to tell the diff between a male and a female, including neon tetras! some are almost impossible!!!!!

Erin Walsh - 10 years ago

can you share the common names of fish for aquarium beginners?

Erin Walsh - 10 years ago

tetras are my fave aquarium fish, are there any we shouldn't buy? I never buy the dyed ones. are any endangered?

Brandi Swilley - 10 years ago

Wonderful!!!! Thank you so much!!

MisaJelly - 10 years ago

This is so amazing! Thank you for sharing.

James King - 10 years ago

Excellent video and documentary. Thank You!

Chris Reynolds - 10 years ago

Great show i learned a lot many thanx

portugalmaggie - 10 years ago

Mora Fluviário (in Portugal) is the first big river water aquarium in Europe Portugal/Mora - Fluviário - Groß-Fluß-Aquarium - River Aquarium

celularviejo - 10 years ago

Amazing Video, thanks.

Pranav - 10 years ago

Extraordinary document.Enjoyed every second of it. where can i find more underwater expedictions.

KillSwitch - 10 years ago

Amazing documentary.

I have on question, towards the end of the documentary you said your favourite fish were the Angelfish but due to uncontrolled collecting and pollution it is harder and harder to find them, is that still the case today? Has their population rebounded?

Nature's Finest - 8 years ago

+Ivan Mikolji now it's 2016 how about now?

Ivan Mikolji - 10 years ago

No it hasent, there are less and less every year.

R1b - 10 years ago

very impressive

AquaStudent - 10 years ago

Well done Ivan! This full of great footage!

Trae Stutzman - 10 years ago

Good vid!

Petco - 10 years ago

Great channel Ivan!

Demonic Hellstorm - 8 years ago

Didnt know petco themselvez watched YTube. LOL

Ivan Mikolji - 10 years ago

Thank you!

Jay Morgan - 10 years ago

Please have a look at my only vid, i need help wondering if my guppy is pregnant.

Аква Канал - 10 years ago

Love large and nicely decorated aquariums. When these kinds watch it I get want.

affe584 - 10 years ago

You habe a good camera. But you tell us a salat story. I can't hear all this Bullshit

Doug C - 10 years ago

Very cool, i am a planted tank guy but nothing beats natures designs

Surya Adiputra - 10 years ago

Great music. Great video. I love it!!

Fishuur - 10 years ago

What kind of fish in 23:57? not ramirezi.

Jessen Tanks - 10 years ago

Hey, it's what I know as the German ram cichlid :)

33claydog - 10 years ago

This is awesome, a fantastic insight to not only the fish but also the plants and water flow of their natural environment.....brilliant.

TheAngry Fishman - 10 years ago

Awesome

Supa Max - 10 years ago

Wonderful......thank you Mr. Mikoji

wahyu widiyanto - 10 years ago

great great video..

bahilleli - 10 years ago

WOW.You should give tours. PM me if you do.

Troy Power - 10 years ago

The best underwater freshwater video I've seen, thanks very much appreciated. Hope to see more from this crew, great job!

Sergey Ishenin - 10 years ago

Wow thanks a lot!

kkjx - 10 years ago

Epic documentary! Thanks for sharing. I love this

Hobo Aquatics - 10 years ago

Great video

edward waters - 10 years ago

Great doco if your eight years old

Jorge Acurero - 10 years ago

Viva Venezuela! Yo estube en Cogedes Venezuela

Rorys marineandtropicaltanks - 10 years ago

really well done wish I live their

ajith nariyelil - 10 years ago

Excellent Documentary

KSL Miah - 10 years ago

Excellent documentary

RAFaquaria - 10 years ago

I like the music at 19:20. Whole video is good. I especially like the brief footage of the Neon Tetras.

Erin Walsh - 10 years ago

+RAFaquaria Diamond tetras are gorgeous! I hope the population is ok!

RAFaquaria - 10 years ago

And are any efforts being made to re-establish the Diamond Tetra population? I'd never seen them before this video.

digvijay singh shaktawat - 10 years ago

Execellent.

Marcos Roberto - 10 years ago

Thumbs Up !!! Venezuela is very much alike here in Brazil.... You done a fine work man, a master piece. Worth to watched, I''m very thankfull to you...

Reza Pahlevi - 10 years ago

Can you tell what the title of music background
Its awesome

Hugh mungus - 10 years ago

awesome wish it was in hd but still cool seeing the natural habitats and how to recreate that in a aquarium

fai chan ka fai - 10 years ago

good

Enso LLC - 10 years ago

good stuff man. You don't need a sponsor like National Geographic or BBC to make a good documentary. Well done.

Joe POPS - 10 years ago

Really appreciate the effort put into this, very very cool and great footage.

Ichthius (GoldfishGarage.com) - 10 years ago

The plant labeled as Riccia flutans is not correct. It's likely Eichhornia crassipes.

ByronThree - 10 years ago

Great documentary!

Andelko Jukic - 10 years ago

Basically a pretty awesome video thanks

nelson rego - 10 years ago

Excellent Documentary

Yasser Sookrah - 10 years ago

superb video...

Richard Sale - 10 years ago

Simply awesome.

Judith Kuwatch - 10 years ago

very much liked this. enjoyed very much. thank you

Pallas89 - 10 years ago

Your documentaries rock. I wish I was rich enough to send you money for this. I'm not. But you deserve to be supported if there is any economic want in your life. You are creating an education tool of the highest quality in your work, much higher quality than most any others I've seen in any language. You inspire biophilia, which is among the most necessary things to do in these very precarious times.

mr. TC - 10 years ago

Who da fuq hit the dislike button??? Must be an asshole...

Jeff Parry - 7 years ago

308 of them :/

Canopy Chondros - 7 years ago

anyone who didn't like the incorrect labeling of of poisonous snake when its venomous i imagine

wael mahmoud - 10 years ago

+Miss Brandy

Brandy - 10 years ago

Agreed. Some douche-bag that goes from video to video disliking them all, regardless of the content and/or quality.

Pranav - 10 years ago

The people who are jelous and dislike the people and dont know about fishes will only diskike

OMBIC - 10 years ago

wow just wow, Bravo..... Bravo, this is so pretty and explains so much :)

Prayutsu Pokharel - 11 years ago

you are simply awesome ivan....

81Kush - 11 years ago

starts at 2:00 realy...

Alex NC - 11 years ago

What an amazing documentary! Thank you for sharing this.

TJ.Geckos - 11 years ago

Ya Mollies, Cores, and guppies!!!!!!!!!!!

Ravenslax1 - 11 years ago

Amazing video thank you for sharing!

Tom Bassford - 11 years ago

well done. fantastic documentary.

Lazar Arsović - 11 years ago

Are you Ivan Mikolji?

Rorschach - 11 years ago

whats the song at 5:28?

Joshua Ramlal - 11 years ago

Follow me @joshuaramlal

Marcel Hollander - 11 years ago

Nature was the first and will be the best!

CichlidAM - 11 years ago

This inspires me in so many ways

Michael Fishman - 11 years ago

very interesting documentary with beautiful pictures! thank you!

jose alfredo pulido andrade - 11 years ago

Beautiful !!! Amazing places

Роман Полищук - 11 years ago

Красивейшие подводные съемки пресноводных биотопов! Respect, Ivan Mikolji.

mynameisnottoolong - 11 years ago

In my country they are quite popular, i believe they are sold by the name: "Red Phantom Tetra

Erwin S - 11 years ago

My 12 year old son and I have recently started keeping fresh water fish and the information in this documentary really helps us understand what the natural habitat of some of these fishes are really like. Hopefully we can recreate them successfully in our aquariums. Thank you very much for creating and posting this documentary.

zoofergee - 11 years ago

what is the plant at 39:10?

Trixie Pham - 11 years ago

I really want to be like you when I grow up ^^

nononomome - 11 years ago

Those red pristella tetra at 34:45 are stunning! How come they aren't that popular, as this video is the only place I heard of them! Does anyone know more about them?

Greg Gaxiola - 11 years ago

A delight to all the senses, you have captured thru your hard work and passion. Thank you.

Charly Romero - 11 years ago

Man ... Thank you for this documentary ..... and also thanks for showing to the world our beautiful nature Venezuelan. Hombre ... Gracias por este documental ..... y tambien gracias por mostrar al mundo nuestra bella naturaleza venezolana.

Han Lu - 11 years ago

best video i ever seen on youtube!

cronus - 11 years ago

Wow, great, inspiring...

L Merlion - 11 years ago

This documentary is worth 5 stars!!!

Mikahl757 - 11 years ago

If you haven't already, you should start a kickstarter so we can fund your next documentary. Great work brother!

CharizerdEX - 11 years ago

damn i fell asleep watching this didn't even make it to 5 minutes :'(

carmen dunn - 11 years ago

Beautiful

bob ren Sy - 11 years ago

good job

Phil Grady - 11 years ago

Love your videos! Outstanding underwater videos and very informative. Whether in Spanish or English I will continue to watch.

Ing. Elvis Matute - 11 years ago

brother fuck Venezuelans think we be interested to read it in Spanish but I saw or think yours is more Bellesas teach commercial and disasters and that there ocacionan in Venezuela luck with the gringos

Bart Boom - 11 years ago

That's because now english people understand it too.

echopeus22 - 11 years ago

Ivan how much money do you need to film these in 1080? Awesome work:) i love it!!!... I'm on the hunt here in FL for one of the most common of aquarium fish the Molly.

Automobili Ferrari - 11 years ago

What is the song at 33:50

Över Ett Glas - 11 years ago

Just Amazing! Thanks alot, i will look many times om this one! Greetings from Sweden

Kiet Nguyen - 11 years ago

so so beautiful and fantastic video

headwar - 11 years ago

This video helps me with my own aquarium. Many thanks!

Supa Tanks - 11 years ago

thks for the upload !!! I will duplicate these habitats so that my fish/shrimps can be happy:D

Milo Ackerman - 11 years ago

The narrator has got to go. He sounds like Stephen Hawking's automated voice.

For Life - 11 years ago

Love the informative video. Thanks! :-)

TheLostRealist513 - 11 years ago

Fantastic video

ReaIly - 11 years ago

African cichlids are for noobs.

Adam C - 11 years ago

cichlids of africa are the most fun, the diversity between lakes is awesome

ReaIly - 11 years ago

Cichlids of America are the most fun.

The Laughing Mystic - 11 years ago

i surmise that most of this is common knowledge in Venezuela as it's barely twice the size of California. Ive lived in a number of states and have come quite familiar with the land formations and ecotopes of each.

sebastian ohlin - 11 years ago

I love dis films :)

Jean-François Martin - 11 years ago

Keep up the excellent work. It's so rare to find good documentaries containing underwater footage of the fish and showing the biotope they live in.

leefiles - 11 years ago

excellent

AleksikSteps - 11 years ago

An incredible work... I wish I could have the opportunity of visiting one of those great natural aquariums and watch in with my own eyes. Just perfect, I enjoyed every second of it and even stopped it and rewinded a bit to watch some scenes over again. So horrible that the locals poison the water in order to fish... a big shame... Thank you for sharing.

bronxturtle2 - 11 years ago

i live in florida ...u find beautiful and interesting fish and living things under water...ponds creeks..streams wild caught is the way to go..

Ing. Elvis Matute - 11 years ago

'm Venezuelan brother if I tell you to try to make the videos in Spanish you who'd think I speak English or not .........as los videos en español para venezolanos por q los rios son de venezuela los de la mayoria de tus videos........

H. Sapiens Sapiens - 11 years ago

What a treasure for aquarium enthusiasts!

fleejay806 - 11 years ago

Awesome video!!!!

shabby yabby - 11 years ago

That is amazing.

John Balnis - 11 years ago

I've always wanted to swim in one of these crystal clear stretches. Amazing. I'm a total fag for this kind of stuff...

John Balnis - 11 years ago

23:40---I used to have blue rams. Small, but quite breathtaking. With angels, severums, neons and glowlights. I miss my fish tank...

Gino Foogle - 11 years ago

it's 30 euros here (netherlands)

Marvin Chang - 11 years ago

Thanks For Sharing this Vid,im very Happy and blessed to see an awesome real natural freshwater fish habitat. -From Indonesia with love- God bless you

SuperTR0pical - 11 years ago

Great documentary thanks for uploading and sharing

Iris Hernandez - 11 years ago

Muy buenos documentales.

tyler dalton - 11 years ago

this was great that zebra pleco at the end was amazing

kobsut - 11 years ago

great video

marktimmer2212 - 11 years ago

tyre tracks in my nano aquarium, wat a great inspiration thsi movie!

Reid Smith - 11 years ago

43:03 why do they do that? whenever I stick my hand inside my aquarium the same three mollys will always come up and pick at my hand/arm

Reid Smith - 11 years ago

32:21 crikey mate. TOO CLOSE - steve irwin voice. RIP

Reid Smith - 11 years ago

26:52 such a beautiful fish

Reid Smith - 11 years ago

2:11 is the water really that clear naturally?

Reid Smith - 11 years ago

hombre, no hablas ingles? oh wait, you do speak english

NebSegdoh - 11 years ago

Wow, Wonderful Video you made. Thanks a lot very nice job.

Jody Neer - 11 years ago

i watched this after a very challenging day...thank you for your beautiful work! and the music....thanks again

dazed n confused - 11 years ago

Who ever the music director of this documentary you're going to go very far

Joe Kuku - 11 years ago

Awesome job bro . I think my aquarium is too clean lol .amazing to see how these fish live naturally .I feel kind of sad keeping fish in my tank now

Aqua Lover - 11 years ago

дг, great fishs! Derar Mickolji! I was love venecuela diamond tetras! With what other fish i can make biotope Mountain river? Can you help me and give me a right names of fish who will not kill a diamond fishs? Thankyou! Mariana from Bulgaria! here have a diamond fish! m83@abv.bg

Antonio Msr - 11 years ago

Great work!

Spookychris01 - 11 years ago

It may be spelt niche, but its pronounced 'neesh'.

shockdude - 11 years ago

Sweet to see Royal Plecs at that size, one of my fav fish

shockdude - 11 years ago

Enjoyed this very much, its a rare doco looking at tropical fish in there natural habitat, thank you.

dnainsomnia84 - 11 years ago

I've been looking for a documentary like this for ages, and man does this look beautiful!

melf chepo - 11 years ago

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PORQUE EN INGLES DESPUQUEN MI IGNORANCIA PERO NOOOO Y EXELENTE VIDEO¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

sashimi1969 - 11 years ago

Beautiful. Simply beautiful.

chuck norris - 11 years ago

Yohan JOE ROY - 11 years ago

Absolutely fantastic good job

Ivan Mikolji - 11 years ago

Bother place this on the youtube search... Documental peces de venezuela

Ing. Elvis Matute - 11 years ago

brothers why not put these videos in Spanish if the locations are in Venezuela Venezuelan 98% speak Spanish and I do not understand that this is important for Venezuelans we like fish and aquariums and aquatic fauna of our country. thanks

Ashkan Parchizadeh - 11 years ago

Excellent job thanks

Volkan BAYKUT - 11 years ago

Great work!!

jfreak631 - 11 years ago

i get to see my cory doras in their natural environment so cool!

mimiklaranathalie - 11 years ago

"None of the fish, flora or fauna in this video were caught and released in front of the camera." What? So they were "caught and released" when the camera wasn't looking?

Assasin Nator - 11 years ago

Awesome video full of info if you love fish you will like this video great work and thank you for the info of freshwater natural aquarium

Daniel Velasquez - 11 years ago

Demasiado bueno este documental.

shizdank - 11 years ago

everyone need to see and share this awesome video

AmbientRevolution - 11 years ago

Wow! That's a really good film!!

mef1975 - 11 years ago

There's no date on the copyright. How can all rights be reserved? Ending credits show production of 2009. Nice! I wish I could've gone!

mef1975 - 11 years ago

03:38 What's MO? I've never heard that word. Couldn't find anything via google.

javier maddio - 11 years ago

exelelente

exefile - 11 years ago

Te das cuenta lo afortunado que eres al estar haciendo este trabajo? Wow simplemente espectacular, gracias por compartir saludos.

Jay gotvik-dobson - 11 years ago

Wow

Gavin Griffiths - 11 years ago

I've had sex in one of those lakes

COMET GOLD CHANNEL - 11 years ago

I also interested in Aquarium maintaining these information is useful to me and you can watch some video of different category aquarium fish in southnetservice just check in youtube southnetservice and select category of aquarium fish and do not forget to enjoy other videos ok

Bryan Wells - 11 years ago

I enjoyed your video a lot. As an avid aquarium hobbyist and someone very excited about the natural habitat, I cannot think of a better made documentary. You have done truly great work! I spent a few weeks in Iquitos and never was able to see too many fish. You make me long to return.

SpoonTeggy - 11 years ago

apsolutely awesome vid, thanks !

jefke8345 - 11 years ago

I am getting a little quit inside

I wont tell you my name - 11 years ago

hello sir, loved the work that you are doing.would love to meet you.

einsteindrieu - 11 years ago

Nice filming ,great info,nice to watch !Thank you for your great video .

Javier Faoro - 11 years ago

Buen video amigo, yo soy venezolano vivo en Usa, gracias por el documental

ahmad syamim - 11 years ago

excellent video..great filming,..

Paul parfait - 11 years ago

chris vang is right , hard work for a amazing video

MrFraneque - 11 years ago

Siempre quise ver un documental de la fauna acuática amazónica, y éste cumple todos esos deseos. Sin duda gracias por compartirlo, una gran Aventura, sin duda.

aqua04031227 - 11 years ago

_φ(･_･★☆★

acerkiwi - 11 years ago

great video nice to see natural enviroment

Steve The Philosophist - 11 years ago

Dude's accent is just fine. Learn a second language and prove if you could do better.

Keith Hargis - 11 years ago

So when all those fish are trapped in that pool... thats where we should get aquarium fish

A Ward - 11 years ago

If the narrator didn’t have such poor pronunciation I might be able to take him seriously.

MichaelOverHere - 11 years ago

Great video, corydoras Aeneus is one of my favourites, have 10 in my community set up & its great seeing them in their natural habitat.

sam q - 11 years ago

Great Video

paraplegicgiraffe - 11 years ago

Now I want to go to Venezuela...

Raymond Chong - 11 years ago

Thanks for the video..

sunshineandish - 11 years ago

that was pretty amazing...thanks for sharing with us! great footage.

Dashaun James - 11 years ago

Good video

MyTrebleClef - 11 years ago

Buen video! Me gusto mucho! Gracias! : ) Thank you very much!

Guillermo Caro - 11 years ago

Grandioso, felicitaciones y gracias por dedicar este esfuerzo a mostrar la maravilla de nuestro trópico. Un colombiano admirador de este trabajo y otros similares.

Tony Ngo - 11 years ago

Fantastic man! One day I want Togo there :D

Ambientes Acuáticos - 11 years ago

Really important, great nice job. - Muy importante y magnífico trabajo.

tony cruz - 11 years ago

muy bueno!!! felicitaciones. exelente trabajo

chris vang - 11 years ago

Wow, Amazing, thank you for your hard work of filming this.

Mike Bigsby - 11 years ago

love it first time i sat for 45 min on youtube GREAT VIDEO

VIsubby - 11 years ago

Love Pleco's all Pleco's with a passion

frank perrin - 11 years ago

cool c'est génial

kiwibird42 - 11 years ago

That was so amazing! I love it! Wish we could see in the silty rivers too!

Marco - 11 years ago

Great documentary buddy!

waterfall3 - 11 years ago

Wow, you must be a biologist or ecologist. You know most of the latin names of the fish and can pronounce them by heart. Such as during 10:10

jaysonmetsfan - 11 years ago

Awesome documentary! Nice to see some common aquarium fish in their habits!

Sourabh Banerjee - 11 years ago

Very nice documentary

Dalvin Nguyen - 11 years ago

best documentary on youtube. very informative and well produced, thanks

Gavin Nupp - 11 years ago

"I have seen these fights last more than 5 Minutes" OMG 5 Minutes! 24:10

MrLangam - 11 years ago

there's a huge difference between poisonous and venomous..

Evan Smith - 11 years ago

why would he get that close to that fucking snake

Smudge - 11 years ago

Love the video only a couple things to give some instructive criticism about, 1 piranhas have multiple natural predators such as piratucu (not sure how spell it right) giant river otter caimans and large catfish

Justin Laureano - 11 years ago

so relaxing. :)

Han Lu - 11 years ago

best aquarium video ever! love to see those tropical fish in their habitats

Sergio Montejo Carcelén - 11 years ago

por favor ponle subtitulos en español

Lana B. - 11 years ago

I want more video like this PLEASE!! So awesome. I watched this the 4th time.

Pac - 11 years ago

Do u sell fish?

Exodus3in1 - 11 years ago

This is so cool!

mba2ceo - 11 years ago

Would have been nice to scoop up some fish before they died to display to the camera.

ss rags - 11 years ago

brilliant stuff. u guys deserve an award something better than an oscar it's that good. i totally enjoyed it. 45 mins of total bliss.

Jorge Valdez - 11 years ago

I tip my hat to you, awesome.

STANDYOURGROUNDD - 11 years ago

Waw amazing

riza aziz - 11 years ago

watched it two times.. loved it....

C. Fernies - 11 years ago

Beautiful documentary. Thank you for posting it here. Big hug from a fanatic aquarist from Sao Paulo, Brazil. Keep doing the great work.

MrRodrigo169 - 11 years ago

Do you sell fish by chance?

lejla gaxha - 11 years ago

nice

Jim Xu - 11 years ago

the narrator is so awkward

gagamboi butete - 11 years ago

saltwater marine fish is very common in documentaries,but freshwater fishes documentaries aren't.

tamonettX500 - 11 years ago

From all of the comments, I gather that this is a fantastic, stunning visual feast, and I'll save it for later, but I must say that I am disappointed at being mislead by the title. I expected a documentary on freshwater aquariums, not a documentary on the natural habitat of popular aquarium species :/

blujay1982ify - 11 years ago

Why not do one about saltwater marine fish?

Gruffelo76 - 11 years ago

So great!

Anggit Arifiyanto - 11 years ago

wow!! Great great work man! sure its a real piece of art..

Neil Walker - 11 years ago

This video is amazing as of coolbreeze4u2 your an idiot and Satan was the keeper of knowledge you must have missed out on that sry.

martin pedraza - 11 years ago

is a fabulous and beautiful video .thanks so much

edwinrabia - 11 years ago

QUE HERMOSURA TIENE SURAMERICA (VENEZUELA, PERU, COLOMBIA, LAS GUYANAS, BRAZIL ETC...) PARAISOS ESCONDIDOS LOS CUALES POR DESGRACIA, LOS GOBIERNOS Y/O GRANDES CAPITALISTAS DEL PLANETA DEJAN PASAR INADVERTIDOS, NO LES INTERESA Y DESCUIDAN SIN ASUMIR LAS CONSECUENCIAS.

Sudz - 11 years ago

Really amazing. The vocals need mastering though - A bit too much echo.

FierceFreestyle - 11 years ago

awesome vid

MotoBiker_Sap - 11 years ago

here by using crome torch app :P

TheToastPeople - 11 years ago

Jeeze i watched the whole thing hoping for a plecostomus, Was right at the end :/

mango In the sky. - 11 years ago

don't panic. it's not about Mafia.

Tiger Barb - 11 years ago

Amazing video! Check out my tiger barb tank if your interested. Cheers

II Knucklez II - 11 years ago

nice doc! its nice to see all these freshwater fish in their natural habitat, glad some one actually did it with only 5% of our waters to do it!!!

solarico - 11 years ago

Estoy totalmente de acuerdo con duban alberto gamboa correa, sería lo máximo encontrarlo en español latino...

duban alberto gamboa correa - 11 years ago

donde lo puedo conseguir en español latino.......gracias

Ashman Dragon - 11 years ago

Congradulations Miko.. IM just one of the many hobbie aquarium folk from Australia...Never thought id see where so many of our fish really come from.. MAny thanks for the eye opener.. Highly Reccomended viewing..... Outstanding !!

Joe Castillo - 11 years ago

Roberta Peck - 11 years ago

I have this on my favorites. The length of this video makes it a visual trip. For variety I play it on mute putting my own music in background. Swimming with the snake is amazing. .The love of the intricacies of creation shines forth in the production and the posting .

untamedlion33 - 11 years ago

OMG EVEN ANGEl FISH!!!! this is such a cool flick im glad to have watched it.

Nur Ais - 11 years ago

can someone bring me to this place.. loving it

Divya Dev - 11 years ago

Which camera you people used to film this. looking great.

Nicolas Bowling - 11 years ago

super cool... wish it was longer lol.. hey i got vids of my 6 tanks on my channel.. check em out if anyone wants to. god bless the fishies ahhaah!

DeeJayBassquake - 11 years ago

Omgwow! Absolutely amazing! Its wonderful to see all the fish that I know and love so happy in their natural habitats.

hyphen-ated - 11 years ago

Where's the HD version? Too low res! :(

Jeroen Wijnands - 11 years ago

The voiceover isn't the best choice but man, that is some amazing footage!!

Niall Beggan - 11 years ago

Great video!

Steven Mora - 11 years ago

EXCELENTE!!! WITHOUT WORDS!!!

Kulwant Charak - 11 years ago

real amazing

masterexploder83 - 11 years ago

Just fantastic work. Excellent

Ace Aquascapes - 11 years ago

its sad the fishes die,..... what a loss to the hobbyists..

systemdeadlock - 11 years ago

Excellent

animalloverdew - 11 years ago

Nice

Felis sylvestris - 11 years ago

i keep many of fish shown in the documentary, its great to have possibility to see them in their natural habitat, thanks for upload

GTelles - 11 years ago

Gorgeous photography! An amazing look at these amazing fishes in their natural habitats. Well done. Thank you.

YLD - 11 years ago

Excelente!! Ivan, tienes videos de peces hacha en su habitat natural? Ojala puedas compartirlos! Y felicidades por los esfuerzos

csolo541 - 11 years ago

Great video! Going to tell my fish keeping buddies about this.

bazzleskizzle - 11 years ago

I need a better job, one that pays 4x as much and gives me 4x as much holiday. Awesome video.

Jens Wira - 11 years ago

Does anyone have the species of some of the more prominently featured plants?

Ivan Mikolji - 11 years ago

The direct link to the documentary at mikoljidotcom is above on the description.

RayMondoART - 11 years ago

i'm in love with this!!! where can this be downloaded?

Evig Poesi - 11 years ago

Greeeeeat stuff! For nerds only! :D

bl024292 - 11 years ago

Great footage, its amazing to see these animals free and enjoying life. The calm they bring to my life is amazing. Keep up the great work.

Zhong Da Ong - 11 years ago

do you have more footage on petrophyllum altums?

jeon xander ong - 11 years ago

more video pls!? u give me a bright idea sir! thanks

lim sb - 11 years ago

so amazing, thanks for the video, it is really an eye opening!!

Dre Covington - 11 years ago

So awsome! I love it!

Jason Stroman - 11 years ago

Well Done only watched the first 13:00 minutes of it and its great.

chadtitan1 - 11 years ago

One of the very best documentary's for any planted aquarium enthusiast. I really enjoyed every minute of this. Thank you.

GreenCanvasInteriorscape - 11 years ago

What's the fish at 6:42? Severum?

domaldmac - 11 years ago

紅蓮燈..

PIPERON - 11 years ago

Great documentary on the natural hibitat of the fresh water fish.

iSim0641 - 11 years ago

awesome documentary sir good job

alfred Aquariums -Ponds - 11 years ago

very good video .do u have any more like this?

Wayne Howard - 11 years ago

Fascinating. This kind of freshwater documentary is hard to find. Thank you!

Vinny MacC - 11 years ago

great documentary, everyone in the aquarium hobby should watch this and strive to imitate/replicate the conditions in witch the livestock they keep originates from.

Kristopher Castillo - 11 years ago

You guys are brilliant showing not just the water but how the surrounding habitat effects the water parameters .Which is very important to us hobbyist.Love the video please keep them coming.

2prask - 11 years ago

thank you !!! Great video for fish lovers and hobbyist.

AdamFJH - 11 years ago

this video was awesome, thanks for uploading it

Yo- Han - 11 years ago

Thank you very much for uploading this video, it is really good!

andishism - 11 years ago

the video was amazing

Marine Biologist - 11 years ago

well done , some one finally make a video on the fish in natural habitat thank you a million

oakland002 - 11 years ago

The background music is a bit over shadowing the video from time to time, could lower the volume .

Jobber - 11 years ago

A must watch for hobbyists alike. Great seeing natural habitats. Wish there was more docs like this on youtube.

Rayburn Taylor - 11 years ago

real smart. that just makes it harder to hear what he is saying.

Rayburn Taylor - 11 years ago

Video was very nice, but sound to way too load. Could not understand words.

Carlos Lopez - 11 years ago

Thanks! I wish I could dive there!

Villi Vild - 11 years ago

Veľmi zaujímavé > vďaka.

cbfreder - 11 years ago

what did he say MO stood for again? Great footage though.

Chuck Norris - 11 years ago

omg i been looking for a documentary like this on YouTube for a long time thanks for the upload bro!

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