LOL true story

yeh dude they were MASSIVE! they look so tiny compared to the baby whale sharks but trust me brah. they were hugeee defs worth checking this place out just for the touch pools and the whale shark tank fosho.. the other tanks were aves IMHO

agree with u completely. thanks for the support bro.

nesekaba i agree... japan tended to do that to most of its bigger animals...

i got told!

Matje De Zeeuw green terrors ?

yeh they are great but i have a few concerns: 1.) wont be able to compete for food with my voracious predators. 2.) weather too hot where i live so they wont thrive...

Chaotic Sandwich agreed

Yea i see what u mean with the baby whale sharks. But i think they will release them when they reach adult size.... tbh i wasnt so happy with their amazonian tank.. it was too small and no water movement which is why the fish didnt move...

Yeah, 3 large arapaima in a tiny tank?? I was shocked

wat do u mean? the algae? haha

lol nope , ı am talking about pond plants . because fishes are easily scared and they are looking for a place to hide after all the time.When there is no plant or rock to hide under they are getting stressed and that causes them to have a short life .

oh i just provide natural shade with trees and caves under the waterfalls. thats where they hide

BananaSoCool88 this makes sense thx

Germán Rivas i have no idea tbh. u wud know more than me

well, I traduced the common name of the species from the Spanish -lost in translation-, in English is known as the black ghost knifefish, they are interesting animals from the same area of peacock bass, piranha or arapaimas

that's why I asked, but surely is a kind of knife fish I've seen before.

TS hahahaha yeaaa very observant of you.

Helveteshit i agree...

Helveteshit happy go lycky nametag det der gitt,latterkic;)

seanxwarp yes

seanxwarp yes

They're brackish water fish (as juveniles) that can be slowly acclimated to be kept in saltwater as adults.

Kat there was an aba aba knife there too? theyre strictly fw and how can it be with a saltwater looking angel?

TexanMFKer I don't think that was an aba aba knife, the mouth and tail look nothing like it, but I actually thought it looked like a trigger.

HUGEEEEEE much bigger than me... hard to tell... from top of fin to end of tail.. probs 10 feet lol

yep bro a lot of the tanks are amazing. but some setups too small and not enuf water flow.

true

Cool to see what I might never get to see lol

awesome bro glad i gave u guys a chance to check this out! im sure u can go anywhere you want someday :)

MyAquaticDiary thx I hope so

yeh they werent very healthy looking tbh...

i think i have one already. look through my old vids brother

+MyAquaticDiary this channel or the other channel?

Exactly