Nature's aquarium : Rio Ariraha, AM - PART ONE

[@Alex_Correa]

Amzing video! Thank you very much for sharing!

[@centaureg]

Great to see Nannostomus in the wild! Super video, Thank You!

[@josemontalvo4532]

Great video to watch! Thank you for sharing!

[@gayel86]

Superbe vidéo merci

[@RONNINTAKKUAN]

Fabuleux !!!!!! Merci !

[@keepmoving.3043]

Does anyone knows tetra's name? Thanks in advance.

[@diegoramirez1679]

What ph, gh, temperature there?

[@gewoonFabio100]

What type of crenicichla are those? A dwarg species?

[@hiro.68]

Chilodus Manchado (Chilodus punctatus) 0:34

[@hiro.68]

www.aquarismopaulista.com/chilodus-punctatus/

[@rnldmanuel88]

Hey quick question are the fish following you cause it looks like it.

[@micheleiacono7073]

wonderfull video, thanks!

[@Bishbashboshboshbosh]

Any idea what the yellowy green characids are?

[@haplo440]

Alucinante!!!!!

[@cartouche7441]

I wonder how is actually NO3 removed from the water? Because of such an amount of decomposing vegetation, it must just accumulate.

[@keepmoving.3043]

The flow of water In a river It is not the same as in a closed tank.

[@keepmoving.3043]

I can tell crenichicla, chilodus puntactus.

[@fahreza6491]

without music ?

[@turtlehobby]

The Nannostomus is probably Nannostomus diagrammus.

[@turtlehobby]

And the Hyphessobrycon with the black and white dorsal is Hyphessobrycon copelandi.