MBARI researchers Bruce Robison and Kim Reisenbichler used video taken by unmanned, undersea robots called remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to study barreleye fish in the deep waters just offshore of Central California. At depths of 600 to 800 meters (2,000 to 2,600 feet) below the surface, the ROV cameras typically showed these fish hanging motionless in the water, their eyes glowing a vivid green in the ROV\'s bright lights. The ROV video also revealed a previously undescribed feature of these fish--its eyes are surrounded by a transparent, fluid-filled shield that covers the top of the fish\'s head. This video is narrated by senior scientist Bruce Robison. For more on this story, see the news page on MBARIs web site at http://www.mbari.org [More] [Less]
My Malawi cichlids in a feeding frenzy over some dried seaweed. Its a 90 Gallon Tank and NOT overcrowded. my water quality is great, my fish are healthy and breed constantly. 95% of the fish in this tank were bred by me personaly
Stagger beats a crayfish to death EDIT: People, it is a mantis SHRIMP, not a preying mantis. The big colorful thing is the mantis. What he is attacking (and later ate) is the crayfish.
CREATING A BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED AQUARIUM This tank is NOT fully decorated.However, when setting it up, it is important to consider not only its aesthetic aspects, but the needs of your fish as well. It pays to create a safe, comfortable home for your aquatic pets. When they are happy and at ease, they tend to display more vibrant colors and be more active, and this makes them a joy to watch. Consider the types of fish you are keeping and the condition of their habitats. Plants should not be added if you are keeping African Cichlids as this fish may treat the plants as food and destroy your lush aquascape. Provide aggressive fish like African Cichlids with opportunities to establish their \\ [More] [Less]
The Vieja synspilum is an amazing tropical fish from the cichlid family. Should ne kept only in large fish tanks.more information: http://www.aquariumpassion.com/
An Orange-ball Pseudocorynactis (a non-photosynthetic predatory anemone-like corallimorph, or mushroom) consumes two frozen silversides (no live fish were harmed in the making of this video).
Hey Youtubers! It\\\'s been awhile since I post a video.I have a saltwater tank that has been set up for a couple of weeks with 2 red leg hermit crabs, 1 snail, a Hawaiian feather duster, a Xenia coral and couple types of worms & tons of little pods that came with the live rock. On Saturday February 25, I went out and bought a bubble tip anemone and two clown fishes. I\\\'m so amaze how the clown fishes got use to the anemone just within one day so I took a video of them with my digital camera. I just love to look at my Nemo. Hahaha! That\\\'s right I got 2 Nemo (that is what most kids and some adults call them so I just want to say it). :P Enjoy the video!! :) [More] [Less]
An Orange-ball Pseudocorynactis (a non-photosynthetic predatory anemone-like corallimorph, or mushroom) consumes two frozen silversides (no live fish were harmed in the making of this video).
Tropheus belongs to the cichlids family, all Tropheus species are endemic to lake tanganika, Africa. For more info about Tropheus and other cichlids: http://aquariumpassion.com/profiles/freshwater-fish/cichlids.html kindly provided by: philip
The Vieja synspilum are amazing tropical fish, protecting their fry from a simple fish supplies such as aquarium magnet. http://www.aquariumpassion.com/
The Vieja synspilum is an amazing tropical fish from the cichlid family. Should ne kept only in large fish tanks.more information: http://www.aquariumpassion.com/
