WE BOUGHT FISH IN THAILAND....OR DID WE?
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2024
- #thailand #chatuchak #reptiles
Well folks, we were here at the Chatuchak Weekend Market here in Bangkok last weekend on our way to our island vacation and, of course, we stopped again on our way back home. Every time is different so we found some cool stuff. We went with the intention of buying fish but things got a little out of control. Early morning flight back to the house in the morning. Thanks for watching!!!
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It's always good to see you Dan!! Hope you and Apple are doing well!!
We really love watching your videos on Saturday mornings
The market videos are awesome! Fish are cool too! Anything animal!
Congrats Dan and Apple ,,,,,, enjoy '
Love seeing your adventures and having fun.
Happy Anniversary to you both!!!
No impulse purchases , that’s strong will , probably I would have ended with those birds lol. Happy anniversary , was great seeing those beautiful smiles , and all the positive vibes . Stay safe .
Our aviaries are not ready yet but these videos from here are going to be a bit different once they are :)
That bamboo snake was stunning.
1:21 Cassowaries. You should definitely get some of those.
We thought about it but if I was to dedicate an area and cage to a potentially dangerous and hands-off animal, may as well make it something more extreme.
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Great video always a pleasure to watch keep them coming
Love the videos, thank you for what you do, much appreciated, wish you guys all the best!
Awesome Stuff 👍
Great video! I do some personal aquariums at my home. When it comes to fish... you don't have a choice you have to be picky about quality. Good call waiting it out!
Looking for tree monitors...those in the video looked pretty nice.. loving the snakes always...thank you guys..
We saw a few, some babies as well, of blue, green and black.
Got to get a couple of those birds! Perfect for the houses aviary
Only a couple? We will have room to add many soon.
Good morning have a wonderful day good job have a super day have a great day have a nice day have a awesome day have a cool day
Hey, Dan! We miss you in LB.
Your wife is so beautiful and sweet. 💕
Hi Dana...I miss all you guys as well. I don't miss the work(and the uniform) but all the memories hit me daily(or is that PTSD lol)
Thank you. ❤️ @DanaDakota
Thanks for the videos ,will be in Bangkok this weekend,will definitely visit Chatuchak. Wish I could bring home those cassowary chicks😂
Should still be there if the shop is open. The stock can change on a daily basis. Some of the snakes we filmed, and others that we didn't, arrived while we were standing in one of the shops.
I always look forward to a cup of black coffee and your Saturday episode before I hit the gym. Thank you for all that you do for the hobby!
Our uploads have been 1-2hrs late the last two weekends because I have filmed, edited and uploaded the same day as our market trips but for some unexplainable reason I felt compelled to maintain our upload schedule lol.
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Haven't uploaded on that channel for some time because no travel but we have a vid coming up in the coming hours.
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I wasn't going to comment on how long since the last post
No worries...those are facts. I don't see this channel getting weekly uploads while we are not traveling. Because it is not animal or business related, the content only revolves around our trips. However, we do have several trips planned in the near future and coming months so we should be able to have some content for this channel @@LanceKirkman
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Don't care if you post once a quarter or daily.
Keep the quality coming
Nice as always. I found plenty of those Rhabdophis in Khao Sok but most were juvenile.
The first time I ever saw one was 15yrs ago along the Sok River on a casual walk from our resort.
@@DMExotics I found most close to water
@@johndhont1 Yes, they will almost only eat frogs but over time will take frog meat instead of live or whole.
Great video! Always interesting to see what there is at the market. Some beautiful and different Snakes to see there. I have often found with a lot of things that too many choices means not choosing anything in the end.
I find that with reptiles, I can assess and make very quick decisions. With fish, birds, mammals it is very different for me.
I used to keep Birds and did so for many years. I used to go to the shows and many of the sellers would have the same things. And just as you say here prices and quality could differ quite widely. The advice we used to be given was to look at the Birds that you're interested in at Zoo's and Bird Parks to see how they should look, how they naturally carry their wings and things like that. Drooping wings can be a sign of illness in Birds, but it's a natural way of holding the wings in some species. The Butcher Birds in the video are beautiful!!
@@philipmead5113 My phone app that matches birds by their song ID'd those as Australian Magpies but I was much more enthralled after I found out they were actually a bird from Papua. I knew I had heard that song somewhere.
Interesting!
You definitely need to get that Butcherbird! 😊
One pair is where my head is at. The seller quoted us $475ea but I think a pair can be had for less without a foreigner in the picture.
@@DMExotics I totally agree. You can hide on a coffee shop or something and let Miss Apple do the buying she might get it for much cheaper 😆
@@MissMoMoshiki YES, or better yet we have one of our two friends that own shops in that market to go get it for us :)
Map junkie! LMAO, so I'm not alone.
I started to study maps around the age of 8-9. Started with my grandmother's old school atlas and National Geographic magazines. From there I moved to the library and at a very early age I was able to associate wildlife and geography quite well. Still to this day I'm into it but of added interest are boundaries, intl laws, quotas, etc.
@@DMExotics Yep, I was the kid who owned a globe. And even today I have map foldouts from National Geographic magazines on my office walls. Helps me with quick reference when I need it to manage our network of point of sale software resellers. I often catch myself Google mapping locations you refer to in your videos and when looking at reports for rattlesnake sightings in Southern CA from inaturalist.
@@KeystrokePOSSoftware iNaturalist I find myself on quite a bit these days
Hi I think we should update you , Youve probably noticed that we no longer use Facebook there are many reasons one being some of the people on there are A holes but on the other hand some of them were lovely like yourself, We found all of the Facebook thing very stressful for some reason and it was like walking on egg shells, As far as our UA-cam we take one step forward and two steps back and we constantly loose Subs so for now were aint gonna bother, The jungle room is going through a lot of changes and theres also been personal problems, Maybe oneday we will come back who knows, Anyways we love watching your videos and we are still here for you 💚
Facebook is a strange one. We are on it, we use it....but in no way do we allow it to run our lives. Engaging with most people, FB groups, etc is a total waste of time. However, messenger is valuable to us and our business. This platform....lol, we use it for business. Our growth here is non-existent so we don't really pay attention anymore.
@@DMExotics I know you were our friend on facebook, I think your strategy is the best one , Wise words
i miss chatuchak market. if i owned a property in thailand (which i can't bc not a thai national), i would go nutty owning animals. prolly would do high end asian red dragon arowanas (because i'm asian). and maybe false gharial farm. or maybe leucistic/albino fly rivers. hahahahaha.....
Are those Chinese high fin sharks/loaches? 5:33
YES!!! They were MASSIVE. Chinese high fin sharks they say grow very slow at like an inch per year and those two fish were like 3'+ each. I had no idea they even got that big.
@@DMExotics I’ve seen good sized ones but those were like twice to three times the size of the ones I’ve seen.
@@josharvin6239Yes same here…that one particular shop is known for having the largest versions of most fish. We bought our silver gar from this shop(but it was small lol).
@@DMExotics cool! Alligator gar?
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There is something for everybody I’m sure
@@DMExotics i may have spelled that scientific name wrong but its the "Adonis" pleco lol but theres some awesome plecos out there, Panaquolus species Panaque Armbrusterui l27 an the Hypancistrus zebra just some ideas other thsn the cookie cutters every fish store carries
@@wolverinebear5357 I understood your message and there are many here