Great video Justin!, the Melanotaenia duboulayi vary a bit from waterway to waterway in their range the banding on the one in your tank is probably just a bit of stress, great catch, I'm glad you are doing it responsibly we have a lot of nice spots local to us, the Eastern Rainbow (Melanotaenia splendida) don't start until up around the Gladstone region and the Ornate Rainbow (Rhadinocentrus ornatus) is found in more the wollum or heathland areas with a few exceptions around here but the ones that aren't are pretty endangered so shouldn't be targeted, if you are targeting fish as feeders make sure they are quarantined well as a lot of areas around the city limits have a lot of nasties, and don't use Gambusia for feeders or any other noxious fish as there are large fines for getting caught with them in your possession even if it's for feeding, by law they should be destroyed and disposed of, swordtails, platy, and wild Guppy is fine for use, Thanks for the great video I enjoyed that and Subbed 🙂
Fantastic fishing footage Justin! I enjoyed this video very much! Your doing a great job! These types of videos are great 👍🏻 all the video are fantastic!
@@JustinsFishRoom your quality is very good as well, I need to improve my quality, I am improving slowly for a crazy old man though🙂 over 300 subs now! I hope to hit 1 k in the next year or 2💯⭐️
Great new content! something that is really interesting and unique. Looking forward to the next wild catching rainbows. If i may give a few tips how i would enjoy the video even more: - Underwater (closeup)shots - More shots from the environment. It's interesting to see what kind of plants, substrate or other stuff there are in waters Australia. - Bring a small see through container to show the fish you catch and release. - trying (multiple) traps with different baits. - a (clear)picture and name from the fish you think you caught. Maybe some improvements on the Quality of the video. It looks like im watching a hearing a 480p video. Hope it helps. Cheers.
Thank you so much for these great tips. Yes, I am going to invest in better equipment soon and I will take a lot of your suggestions on board. Thank you so much 🙂👍
Thank you so much! I don't know if there are two different types or not:/ They are very beautiful fish though and we have had some breeding going on already in their tank!!!
Really nice Rainbows!!!! Great Catch!!!! Enjoyed the simplicity of the video!!! Wants me wanna go out and explore our streams here in Florida!! BTW! I LOVE SWORDTAILS!!! One of my favorite livebearers!!!
Thank you so much for watching!! I’m glad you liked the video and that it’s got you keen to do some of your own catches. I love the swordtails too but it’s sad to see the impact on the native fish here in Aus😢
Really enjoy this content! It was so cool seeing you out there catching the fish, and then even more cool when you got them back home in the tank and showed off what you got! Some really neat fish and something different than going to a fish store and picking a certain fish! It’s always an exciting mystery what you’re going to find!
Love this type of video. I don't know where the desert Gobi's come from but it would be really fun really fun to see you take a trip to collect them.. I think they are stinking cute
Great video ! My kids have started taking up the hobby but are yet to find themselves some rainbow fish. Any help/pointers in the rite direction for them to look would be massively appreciated.
Hey Justin, great vid as always. Just wondering if a follow up is coming?? Also, have you been up to the Sunshine Coast yet?? Keen to see what your able to find up there.
Great video keep up the good work.Just towards the end of your video over your left shoulder black looking fish are they black rams or something else you got there?
Loved the video. Did you also quarantine the fish you feed to the Oscars? Years ago when I raised Oscars, I used to feed them minnows directly from the fish bait shop. In retrospect, I have wondered it that was a good idea, although I never had a problem from it. Wondering your prospective.
Yes 👍 I made sure to quarantine all fish that are fed to the Oscar’s. Even though the creek system is very healthy and the fish are healthy, I make sure to get rid of any parasites etc.
Great video! My son is after a couple of Empire Gudgeons for his native fish tank. What locations around north Brisbane would we be likely to find them? Cheers
@@JustinsFishRoom previous two didn’t pop up. either way i wanted to say that i’ve found similar looking traps from kmart for about 10 dollars, and that you can ID your catch using iNaturalist.
Great footage Justin! Will the empire gudgeons breed in the aquarium? Sorry I e been away along time I’m catching up slowly my fishroom and channel I’ve been pouring most of my time and energy into. Just broke 300 subs🙂 your doing a great job mate🙂👍🏻💯⭐️
Be careful how you do this, you might end up with a massive fine if the authoritoes are keeping an eye on YouYube. Doesn't take much to get screwed over these days.
Great video Justin!, the Melanotaenia duboulayi vary a bit from waterway to waterway in their range the banding on the one in your tank is probably just a bit of stress, great catch, I'm glad you are doing it responsibly we have a lot of nice spots local to us, the Eastern Rainbow (Melanotaenia splendida) don't start until up around the Gladstone region and the Ornate Rainbow (Rhadinocentrus ornatus) is found in more the wollum or heathland areas with a few exceptions around here but the ones that aren't are pretty endangered so shouldn't be targeted, if you are targeting fish as feeders make sure they are quarantined well as a lot of areas around the city limits have a lot of nasties, and don't use Gambusia for feeders or any other noxious fish as there are large fines for getting caught with them in your possession even if it's for feeding, by law they should be destroyed and disposed of, swordtails, platy, and wild Guppy is fine for use, Thanks for the great video I enjoyed that and Subbed 🙂
This was very interesting!!!
Hi friend good to see your new content .. wild rainbow fish of australia...thank you for sharing...
Thank you for watching 🙂👍
Fantastic fishing footage Justin! I enjoyed this video very much! Your doing a great job! These types of videos are great 👍🏻 all the video are fantastic!
Thank you so much!! I just need to improve the quality now and we will be set 🙂👍
@@JustinsFishRoom your quality is very good as well, I need to improve my quality, I am improving slowly for a crazy old man though🙂 over 300 subs now! I hope to hit 1 k in the next year or 2💯⭐️
Wow Justin. They're so beautiful and stunning. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching, my friend!! Glad you liked this one 🙂👍
Wonderful! Always enjoy your videos. Thank you
Thanks for watching Manny!!
Great new content! something that is really interesting and unique. Looking forward to the next wild catching rainbows.
If i may give a few tips how i would enjoy the video even more:
- Underwater (closeup)shots
- More shots from the environment. It's interesting to see what kind of plants, substrate or other stuff there are in waters Australia.
- Bring a small see through container to show the fish you catch and release.
- trying (multiple) traps with different baits.
- a (clear)picture and name from the fish you think you caught.
Maybe some improvements on the Quality of the video. It looks like im watching a hearing a 480p video.
Hope it helps. Cheers.
Thank you so much for these great tips. Yes, I am going to invest in better equipment soon and I will take a lot of your suggestions on board. Thank you so much 🙂👍
Awesome video man! You got some great finds and I agree those one with the stripes are so beautiful!!
Thank you so much! I don't know if there are two different types or not:/ They are very beautiful fish though and we have had some breeding going on already in their tank!!!
@@JustinsFishRoom yeah just saw your post on IG and that's awesome!! So cool to hear!!
This is really cool. Bring it on
Thanks for watching!!
Really nice Rainbows!!!! Great Catch!!!! Enjoyed the simplicity of the video!!! Wants me wanna go out and explore our streams here in Florida!! BTW! I LOVE SWORDTAILS!!! One of my favorite livebearers!!!
Thank you so much for watching!! I’m glad you liked the video and that it’s got you keen to do some of your own catches. I love the swordtails too but it’s sad to see the impact on the native fish here in Aus😢
Very nice!!
Thank you for watching!!
ahhh finally, the video i waited allmost 2 years for 😃 big thanks men 👍✌
Haha I hope it was worth the wait, my friend 😃👍
@@JustinsFishRoom definitly, just missed some underwater footage :D
Yeah, I’m going to have to invest in a GoPro soon I think 🤔
Love the collecting video sir!
Thank you so much Jeff! Thank you for watching🙂
Woah! Superb video man! Nice to see the Aussie's natural habitat for fishes. Please make more videos like this! Cheers!
Thanks so much for watching!! I will🙂👍
Really enjoy this content! It was so cool seeing you out there catching the fish, and then even more cool when you got them back home in the tank and showed off what you got! Some really neat fish and something different than going to a fish store and picking a certain fish! It’s always an exciting mystery what you’re going to find!
Thank you! Yeah, it’s like opening a gift every time you pull in the trap😃👍
So good man!! The riverine tank setup is so good too!
Thanks Joel! I’m pretty happy with it 🙂
heck yeah do more nature hikes and catching wild fish
Thanks for the comment! Will do!!!
Love this type of video. I don't know where the desert Gobi's come from but it would be really fun really fun to see you take a trip to collect them.. I think they are stinking cute
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼 Yes! I have been looking into them a lot - beautiful fish. They are unfortunately not found near me 😢
@@JustinsFishRoom Well that's too bad because I just think they are so cool and it would be fun to see where they come from.
Maybe I’ll have to go for a road trip west 🤔😃👍
Are the stripes potentially due to stress? Have they lost the stripes now that they've settled in?
No, the individuals who had the stripes still have them and aren’t as big as the other males without
@@JustinsFishRoom that's cool ☺️ would add some nice contrast having multiple types
Great video ! My kids have started taking up the hobby but are yet to find themselves some rainbow fish. Any help/pointers in the rite direction for them to look would be massively appreciated.
First thing Justin,
Your snake-proof boots might not be up to code.............LOL :)
Other than that, very cool video mate.
Hahaha. Well I guess they worked if I didn’t get bitten 🐍😂 Thanks for watching the video!!
Awesome vid water way looks really healthy which creek is this?
Fantastic and educational. Sorry to hear about the invasive species.
Thank you so much! Keen to get some better equipment soon to show some underwater footage hopefully 🤞
@@JustinsFishRoom I use a GoPro.
@@mikerosenzweig I will have a look into them:)
Awesome video it is nice to see where some of out native fish live. it is a shame we have so many invasive species tho.
Yeah, I agree! Great to see the native diversity though 🙂👍
Hey Justin, great vid as always.
Just wondering if a follow up is coming??
Also, have you been up to the Sunshine Coast yet??
Keen to see what your able to find up there.
What creek is this
Great video keep up the good work.Just towards the end of your video over your left shoulder black looking fish are they black rams or something else you got there?
Yeah, those are probably the black rams 🙂👍
where abouts in brisbane i live gold coast and want to catch some wild rainbows
Loved the video. Did you also quarantine the fish you feed to the Oscars? Years ago when I raised Oscars, I used to feed them minnows directly from the fish bait shop. In retrospect, I have wondered it that was a good idea, although I never had a problem from it. Wondering your prospective.
Yes 👍 I made sure to quarantine all fish that are fed to the Oscar’s. Even though the creek system is very healthy and the fish are healthy, I make sure to get rid of any parasites etc.
Great video! My son is after a couple of Empire Gudgeons for his native fish tank. What locations around north Brisbane would we be likely to find them? Cheers
The pine rivers area I believe has many empire gudgeons. Just please make sure to abide by the regulations and bagging limits 👍
I caught at least 200 crimson spotted Australian rainbow fish with that very same trap using dog food
Nice! I’ll have to try that
cool
Thank you for your comment and for watching 😃🙏🏼
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Why would there be a limit on taking invasive species out of the environment?
Whatever happened to your channel? No more vids
Bro wat happened ........long gym..🤔🤔. No videos....😲😲😲😲😲
are my comments being filtered 🤔
Not that I know of mate. Why’s that?
@@JustinsFishRoom previous two didn’t pop up. either way i wanted to say that i’ve found similar looking traps from kmart for about 10 dollars, and that you can ID your catch using iNaturalist.
@@Matt-du9ez Cool! Thanks for the info:)
Great footage Justin! Will the empire gudgeons breed in the aquarium? Sorry I e been away along time I’m catching up slowly my fishroom and channel I’ve been pouring most of my time and energy into. Just broke 300 subs🙂 your doing a great job mate🙂👍🏻💯⭐️
Be careful how you do this, you might end up with a massive fine if the authoritoes are keeping an eye on YouYube. Doesn't take much to get screwed over these days.
We have made sure to stay within our obligations so there’s no worries there🙂👍
@@JustinsFishRoom glad to hear!
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