This was AMAZING!!! A lot of creators out there are happy with making content that is 10 minutes long, and having people feel like 5 minutes has passed. This is the exact opposite in a great way, I feel like this was 10+ minutes crammed into 5! Keep up the GREAT work!!!
This video made me sad. It was like watching your favorite program, then the screen cuts to black stating those terrible words "To Be Continued"...knowing I have to wait all summer to find out if Captain Crayfish made it from the boat before it exploded. 🦐🦞🦐 : (
Crayfish will always be my favorite creature on this planet. Discovered them in 3rd grade at a state park by my farm thinking they were lobsters at first. Ended up finding millions of them scattered across my farm that blue ones weren’t as rare to me. Nature turned a small pond we have into a crayfish only pond after the winter froze off the fish. They are resilient!
Love this video. Your narration, pacing, editing. Really good. I'm sure it's wwwaaayyy harder than your usual videos, but its really good. Keep doing what you do. God bless.
I love the recent increase in your videography quality! I also love the ecology and educational angle that you are promoting instead of unchecked sensationalism. Please keep on making these types of mini documentaries in between your usual type of fishroom/LFS content!
Another great short documentary. The photography is every bit as beautiful as we've come to expect, and plays homage to the spectacular landscapes of Australia. Thanks for another one!
Great video Nick! you did a great job with this one considering most of the time it was raining for us and we didn't get to spend as much time as we wanted to.
Mt Lewis is always a random collection of weather! It's one of the most amazing places in the entire region. Sadly climate change is causing a lot of issues up there especially with the white lemuroid possum (Hemibelideus lemuroides). Even those cool wet places at the tops of mountains are starting to get hotter and drier 😐
Absolutely loving your new style of videos like this. You really have come along way from the days sat in your mums kitchen Area. This Quality of videos are better then 99% of the programs on mainstream TV!! Let’s face it the 1% is David Attenborough and he’s an absolute legend! 😁 great work.
I really appreciate this. Like, the dramatized modern nature doc style with big music and foley isn’t really my favorite but I LOVE that you’re making this kind of content in the fish-tuber space. Beautifully done!
Such an interesting video. You really made crayfish interesting hehe. Absolutely fascinating diversity throughout the species and seeing how Crayfish have evolved from a common relative and have changed over time in their local ecosystems.
How fascinating! I loved how you unravelled the mystery behind these crayfish finding their way into such an unexpected habitat. Kudos to you for creating such an informative and entertaining documentary. It's evident that you poured a lot of effort and passion into this project, and it truly paid off. Keep up the fantastic work, and I'm eagerly looking forward to your next video!
Mate I live in the Gold Coast hinterland not too far from Lamington Natinonal park, I was so glad to see you include it in this! Spiny Lamington crayfish are easily one of my favourite animals i've seen... and i've seen alot!
It's a very short but very cool documentary. I would love to see a long form going into depth or detail about the differences between the different species and how they're specifically evolved for their particular environment
Combining shots between your work and these other creators is making some fantastic videos. Great job on a subject I had never thought of before. Keep it up!
The lamington spiny crayfish is incredible too, they spend way more time out of the water than others I find. They also share their habitat with riffle shrimp!
I am absolutely obsesseddd with your channel and how well these videos are! The quality is insane and these clips look absolutely incredible. It saddens me that these new style/better quality videos are not getting as many views as your other stuff but people will catch on! It’s new and the algorithm needs time to adjust, but i think you should do mini documentaries and still do homestyle videos as well. Either way, cheers and keep it up!!!
Your documentary style stuff is so, so awesome!!!!! I adore all your content, but this recent change/ addition of doc style content is truly beautiful!! 🙏💙✌️ Edit; these crayfish are too flipping cute!! 😍
I once went for a bush walk in Springbrook National Park and almost stood on a Lamington Crayfish on the track. He was quite a while away from any water source. Ended up seeing over a dozen during that walk
Excellent work Nick and Jason. Some of that footage is stunning, I think I can even hear the crayfish hissing in one piece. That 5 minutes passed like it was only one! Thanks for the acknowledgement of my footage in the description, but could you fix the link which isn't working. cheers
wow must have a production crew for this anyway great documetary boss nick. what about the tasmanian giant crayfish. the one where jeremy wade also featured, maybe you can do that next
I actually go to Springfield national Park often which has the pamington crayfish too. Me and brother actually caught one abt 30cm long, it took us a while and we took photos before putting it back in its little stream, turns out when we got home we found out there arr two types of lamington crayfish, spiny and not spiny. The big one we caught was probably abt 20 -40 years old because it was so big and it was the non spiny I think. I didn't know there were others types of mountain crayfish too through, unfortunately you cant bring them home because they protected
I lived in the Dandenong Ranges the Crayfish were in all our creeks Some were huge getting up to a couple of pounds at their largest Maybe Because they had large Black fish and Trout to feed on ?
This was AMAZING!!! A lot of creators out there are happy with making content that is 10 minutes long, and having people feel like 5 minutes has passed. This is the exact opposite in a great way, I feel like this was 10+ minutes crammed into 5! Keep up the GREAT work!!!
This video made me sad. It was like watching your favorite program, then the screen cuts to black stating those terrible words "To Be Continued"...knowing I have to wait all summer to find out if Captain Crayfish made it from the boat before it exploded. 🦐🦞🦐 : (
That last roll must have been the finest crayfish cinematography I've ever seen. Loving these informative mini-doc videos!
Crayfish will always be my favorite creature on this planet. Discovered them in 3rd grade at a state park by my farm thinking they were lobsters at first. Ended up finding millions of them scattered across my farm that blue ones weren’t as rare to me. Nature turned a small pond we have into a crayfish only pond after the winter froze off the fish. They are resilient!
Amazing. Beautiful crayfish. Wish I could have it in my aquarium.
Love this video. Your narration, pacing, editing. Really good. I'm sure it's wwwaaayyy harder than your usual videos, but its really good. Keep doing what you do. God bless.
Majestic for such small creatures 💗💗
Beautiful presentation, mate 🍺🍺
Great video. I could imagine you as "Australia's David Attenborough". Fascinating creatures.
This is your best video for sure.
Really beautiful, no filler, felt longer than 5 minutes.
Bravo mate. Great work.
You keeep reaching new heights in professionalism and quality. Great job. Beautiful crayfish.
Great quality film! Thank you for sharing what you are learning in the aquatic hobby and the ecology of your home country
Our new Attenborough, again a fantastic documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
I truly loved this little documentary! Bravo! Great information and such beautiful little creatures. Thank you
I love the recent increase in your videography quality! I also love the ecology and educational angle that you are promoting instead of unchecked sensationalism. Please keep on making these types of mini documentaries in between your usual type of fishroom/LFS content!
I love the all the different types of content you’ve been putting out lately. They’re all so interesting and I’m always learning new things from them.
INSANE! the quality of this was easily as good as BBC. you should be very proud of it
Production quality is off the charts my friend👍
Well filmed and narrated, bravo🎬👏
Another great short documentary. The photography is every bit as beautiful as we've come to expect, and plays homage to the spectacular landscapes of Australia. Thanks for another one!
You should submit this to some kind of wildlife documentary award…It’s extremely well made! Nice work!
Great video Nick! you did a great job with this one considering most of the time it was raining for us and we didn't get to spend as much time as we wanted to.
Mt Lewis is always a random collection of weather! It's one of the most amazing places in the entire region.
Sadly climate change is causing a lot of issues up there especially with the white lemuroid possum (Hemibelideus lemuroides).
Even those cool wet places at the tops of mountains are starting to get hotter and drier 😐
Phenomenal, sensational, extraordinary! 😮
absolutely fabulous reporting and editing. excellent work!!
FANTASTIC educational content! Great work man! Love the variety!
This channel is awesome. Been binging your old breeding videos and these adventure docs are fantastic. Nice work
Absolutely loving your new style of videos like this. You really have come along way from the days sat in your mums kitchen Area. This Quality of videos are better then 99% of the programs on mainstream TV!! Let’s face it the 1% is David Attenborough and he’s an absolute legend! 😁 great work.
I really appreciate this. Like, the dramatized modern nature doc style with big music and foley isn’t really my favorite but I LOVE that you’re making this kind of content in the fish-tuber space. Beautifully done!
As a local to this area this was an amazing little documentary on an amazing species!
Brilliant!
I have been watching your aquarium videos for a while. I just stumbled on this documentary. You have real talent and skill. I hope you take it further
Such an interesting video. You really made crayfish interesting hehe. Absolutely fascinating diversity throughout the species and seeing how Crayfish have evolved from a common relative and have changed over time in their local ecosystems.
That area is so fantastic! I really appreciate you sharing your country with all of us. ❤
These crayfish are so beautiful
Very Cool! It's also nice to see very good footage of all these places, wish we had more! XD
real good stuff man
Awesome video. Evolution and nature is such a spectacular phenomenon we have in Australia!
How fascinating! I loved how you unravelled the mystery behind these crayfish finding their way into such an unexpected habitat. Kudos to you for creating such an informative and entertaining documentary. It's evident that you poured a lot of effort and passion into this project, and it truly paid off. Keep up the fantastic work, and I'm eagerly looking forward to your next video!
Mate I live in the Gold Coast hinterland not too far from Lamington Natinonal park, I was so glad to see you include it in this! Spiny Lamington crayfish are easily one of my favourite animals i've seen... and i've seen alot!
Thank you for the video. Well done!
Euastacus are my favourite! Thank you for putting a spotlight on this incredibly unique genus, I love them
That opening shot of the crayfish on the rock with his hands up praying to rain gods.. I had a literal eyegasm‼️💯
It's a very short but very cool documentary. I would love to see a long form going into depth or detail about the differences between the different species and how they're specifically evolved for their particular environment
Love hearing the history of our native wildlife, great video thank you
Fascinating and beautifully done!
I love it! Another amazing documentary. Thanks
We need more content like this!! Well done
That's the most beautiful crayfish i've ever seen! Great shots!
Very inspiring how committed you are to developing the farm Dex 😉
Combining shots between your work and these other creators is making some fantastic videos. Great job on a subject I had never thought of before. Keep it up!
This is such a lovely mini doco, top job
Excellent thank you!!😊
david Attenborough from down under. These videos are getting better and better.
Stunning images you’ve captured Nick and a great video, you really have excelled in your production quality and content keep it up mate :)
Brilliant! My only complaint is that I wanted more! I was really into it then... aww, it's over?
Beautiful footage!!!!
Awesome vid! Love all your work!
The lamington spiny crayfish is incredible too, they spend way more time out of the water than others I find. They also share their habitat with riffle shrimp!
I am absolutely obsesseddd with your channel and how well these videos are! The quality is insane and these clips look absolutely incredible. It saddens me that these new style/better quality videos are not getting as many views as your other stuff but people will catch on! It’s new and the algorithm needs time to adjust, but i think you should do mini documentaries and still do homestyle videos as well. Either way, cheers and keep it up!!!
Outstanding mate - well done
Omg that was fantastic what an insight thank you😊
very well done, great video 👍
Your documentary style stuff is so, so awesome!!!!! I adore all your content, but this recent change/ addition of doc style content is truly beautiful!! 🙏💙✌️
Edit; these crayfish are too flipping cute!! 😍
Really cool video, mang... Keep it up!
OK, nice trailer! Now I want to see the full scale documentary on the Discovery Channel or Netflix or whatever!
Kudos!
Wow, that’s a hell of a lot better than the couple minutes of terrible footage I got last time I tried to film one.
I'm loving this documentary style of video mate, your videos have inspired me greatly and I currently have three fish tanks. With more coming?
This was so cool. You deserve way more views.
beautiful video
this channel start from fish breeding channel to nature discovery channel, love both kind of content either way
Very nice presentation 👍
Absolutely love it!
Very nice video I thought I was watching the Discovery Channel.
I once went for a bush walk in Springbrook National Park and almost stood on a Lamington Crayfish on the track. He was quite a while away from any water source. Ended up seeing over a dozen during that walk
Amazing video as always.
Great video on another native💛
very good loved that
Really well done
Great footage
Geographical isolation could be another factor leading to speciation
Excellent work Nick and Jason. Some of that footage is stunning, I think I can even hear the crayfish hissing in one piece. That 5 minutes passed like it was only one! Thanks for the acknowledgement of my footage in the description, but could you fix the link which isn't working. cheers
Thank you!! Your footage helped tremendously for visuals. Hopefully we meet one day. Fixed the link for you
Cool video. Relaxing!!!!!
fascinating !!
Keep it up! Good content!
this is so cool!
Would be awesome if you got more into the crayfish species in your set up
KEEP.IT.UP 👏
Very well done 👌😁
What a great video nick
Bro started to praise the sun out of nowhere.
MORE! please.
Well done.
Very interesting!
Loving your work
wow must have a production crew for this anyway great documetary boss nick. what about the tasmanian giant crayfish. the one where jeremy wade also featured, maybe you can do that next
Documentarian: The crab is gods ultimate evolution
Spiny Cray: Oh yeah, check this out
I actually go to Springfield national Park often which has the pamington crayfish too. Me and brother actually caught one abt 30cm long, it took us a while and we took photos before putting it back in its little stream, turns out when we got home we found out there arr two types of lamington crayfish, spiny and not spiny. The big one we caught was probably abt 20 -40 years old because it was so big and it was the non spiny I think. I didn't know there were others types of mountain crayfish too through, unfortunately you cant bring them home because they protected
They’re feisty but are they tasty 😋 . LoL 😂
So that's why the crayfish are whistling from the mountaintops!
whats the temp and ph of the streams up in the mountains?
This is cool
dam that was good
I lived in the Dandenong Ranges the Crayfish were in all our creeks
Some were huge getting up to a couple of pounds at their largest
Maybe Because they had large Black fish and Trout to feed on ?
Off topic, have you ever seen hill Billy hand fishing? I’d love to see your reaction