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Taiwanee Reef Lake Malawi - African Cichlids - HD Underwater Footage

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  • čas přidán 20. 10. 2014
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Komentáře • 49

  • @TMAquatics
    @TMAquatics Před 9 lety +1

    Watching in HD on the 70" tv and it looks amazing. What a great dive.

  • @longlifeaqua
    @longlifeaqua Před rokem

    Beautiful fish, Beautiful lake

  • @twasbrillig33
    @twasbrillig33 Před 9 lety

    Amazing footage, nearly endless variety

  • @MarcoIsidori
    @MarcoIsidori Před 5 lety

    Beautiful dive ...nice video,i love Malawi.

  • @NCmike1969
    @NCmike1969 Před 9 lety

    Great footage, amazing dive site! Love all the Taiwan Reefs, just awesome seeing them in their natural environment! Thank you for sharing, I almost feel like I was there!

  • @phile83084
    @phile83084 Před 9 lety

    Can't wait to watch the other videos!

  • @WhipmastaFlex
    @WhipmastaFlex Před 5 lety +3

    4:30 for the Protomelas sp. Taiwan Reef this location is best known for.

  • @briansfishtanks
    @briansfishtanks Před 9 lety +1

    Amazing footage Marc!

  • @fishkeeperslistcom5371

    I love your videos you do great work

  • @AJH1985
    @AJH1985 Před 9 lety

    Another great video Marc showing some stunning fish throughout. That OB on 22 minutes was a stunner. Looked like a Fuelleborni.

  • @Larryochromis
    @Larryochromis Před 9 lety

    Great footage Marc, it's always a great place to dive!
    If this was about 7 years ago you could have captured several thousand Ps.saulosi in this footage,,,so a long way to go to re-coupe this species.

  • @strat1960s
    @strat1960s Před 8 lety +8

    What is the yellow fish with black spots at 25:12? That fish is incredible!Ted

  • @stevenmills1820
    @stevenmills1820 Před 5 lety

    Amazing fish in there lucky

  • @oxiplasty
    @oxiplasty Před 6 lety +2

    Sounds like you smoking a bong. Just saying! Loving the video heheh

  • @tsaicio
    @tsaicio Před 3 lety

    A list of species observed would be useful. Like the yellow ones at the end (saulosi females/youngsters?).

  • @thefishylife6823
    @thefishylife6823 Před 6 lety

    Does anyone know how those huge rocks got stacked up like that? I'm guessing a volcano???

  • @laiyenma
    @laiyenma Před 9 lety

    omg you found an mcat labeotropheus , thats so cool

  • @AfricanCichlidHub
    @AfricanCichlidHub  Před 9 lety

    720 &1080p are still processing. HD will be available shortly.

  • @edwardhill1364
    @edwardhill1364 Před 6 lety +1

    What type of Tyrannochromis is that?

  • @ludwigiapilosa508
    @ludwigiapilosa508 Před 5 lety

    Anybody know if there's a specialized crab predator cichlid to eat those fresh water crabs? Anybody know anything about the crabs? Thanks

  • @gewglesux
    @gewglesux Před 9 lety

    curious little guys!!! love cichlids! Thanks for the fine video! Somebody please tell me that my guys don't mind being in 55 G when they could be in a large lake... I had a friend try and convince me that keeping Cichlids is cruel.. I love my tank.

    • @chadm528
      @chadm528 Před 6 lety +2

      Gewglesux, well there is no denying that any aquarium fish would most likely enjoy their natural habitat over a fishtank, but there are ways to give them a rather great life at home. In my personal opinion 55g is on the small side for cichlids, but this really depends on what you're keeping. I know many people like that size for breeding and keeping some mbuna species. I have quite a few 55s in the fish room myself for growouts and some small breeding groups like my nyererei, but i always try to give more when i can. I shoot for 75g for peacocks and smaller haps. The larger predator haps get a 6 foot 125g at minimum here. They get pretty nasty especially when breeding. Plus with some of them closing in on nearly 15 inches they use every inch. With that said i try my best to provide adequate space, proper water parameters, routine maintenance, and the best food i can find. All of this without the worry of getting eaten by a bigger fish or even by a human. That and the chances of illness are much less likely in a well setup aquarium that receives the neccessary care and attention. Heck some even swear that good fishkeeping can provide a better life than in the wild.

  • @joeguinness8951
    @joeguinness8951 Před 9 lety

    hi bolly i was just wondering if you could do a video on what product you use to get the water right in you mbuna tank when you come back ofcourse if you come back i wouldnt want to leave there it looks alot of fun conserving these beautiful cichlids

  • @ayiajavon3880
    @ayiajavon3880 Před 9 lety

    Can anyone identify the bright blue and yellow fish at 8:48 ? Thank you!

  • @rnldmanuel88
    @rnldmanuel88 Před 3 lety

    are there any crocodiles there?

  • @kukolucy6793
    @kukolucy6793 Před rokem

    No sand in Taiwan Reef?

  • @thedoctor4515
    @thedoctor4515 Před 3 lety

    Wats the fish on ur thumbnail?

  • @crazysithslave
    @crazysithslave Před 4 lety

    Why do Saulosi fry need to be released? Are they endangered now?

  • @paololee3124
    @paololee3124 Před 3 lety

    ob?

  • @jrnagri
    @jrnagri Před 4 lety

    Crocodiles???

  • @benjib5099
    @benjib5099 Před 8 lety

    bang stick

  • @busydaboss423
    @busydaboss423 Před 8 lety

    what was that giant random silver fish definitely not a cichlid

  • @benjib5099
    @benjib5099 Před 8 lety

    holy sheep's head, in and out of rocks! we're. Q: how many fish huggers does it take to fill aQUEERium? A: depends on how much aqua Fina they drank. Bank Stick Benji, fish killer