I love seeing the natural conditions the corals are growing in, the flow was really interesting to see, sometimes very little movement in the polyps unless a fish swam past fast. The water very slightly turbid and they were deeper than I expected. The sand flats habitats were really interesting! Love love love this video!
I love you guys video been a fan for you now going over 5 years? I just received one of my coral the leapfrog coral as usual you guy are the best beautiful coral .thank you so much. That why you guy are number is the business 👌 👏 🙌 💯 😏
Thank you for sharing such precious footage. It's fascinating to see how all those our favorite corals live in wild nature. Definitely helpful for us reefers to learn about their habitat! Thanks again. I'm really looking forward to this as a series...
Love these videos! Super jealous of you Nikki. The videography and editing was amazing. Looked like a really cool resort you stayed at too. Is WWC thinking about organizing dive trips???
I love this video. The WWC guys aren’t talking over their guests/each other and interrupting. It’s just solid video production with a pleasant presenter. The quality and style is reminiscent of the videos Reef Builders was producing with Jake Adams at the helm. Unfortunately, since the loss of Jake, RB has gone down the tubes and their videos are so devoid of actual information, interest and production quality. This video brought me back to what drew me into Reef Builders. If WWC can continue improving their videos along the lines of this video style, they can probably almost fill the void.
Hi Adams Reef Tank, Actually, the water was hot! Around 28-30c. I wear a hood mainly to keep dirty water out of my ears. These LPS reefs are often murky and mucky, so I wear a hood and then wash my ears with vinegar and alcohol solution after the dive. You will find my dive professionals that do the same thing to keep their ears clean. Thanks for watching :)
@@nicole.helgason maybe i just did not get it in the video, what was the exact location/island you were starting from? looking for my next dive trip :D
I don't want to see wild collected corals banned, just reduced, or carefully/thoughtfully selected. The impact of our hobby is miniscule compared to industry, fishing, and even tourism. Many leading coral researchers like Charlie Veron believe aquarists today are functionally building a world "bio-bank" of corals which are threatened. It ain't us they're worried about.
Wow. It’s amazing to see the corals in their natural habitat. Thank you for sharing 🙂
We could watch them forever..
You're welcome :) I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
One of the best WWC videos of wild corals. I have watched this a few times since its release.😉
This is my favorite wwc video.
I really enjoy seeing the natural habitat, and the different dimensions of WWC. Great content idea! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!! It’s amazing to watch and take in!
New to the Hobby and the more videos I see, the more people I meet and the more I learn... I LOVE IT EVEN MORE. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely beautiful! It’s always great to see these creatures in the wild! You should do more of these
Definitely will, thank you for the feed back!!
So awesome to see a never-ending field of hammer coral 😀
They’re so beautiful!!❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing enjoy that ❤
Thank you for watching!! ❤
Awesome content. The relaxing background music with sweeping shots of corals gives me vibes of when Jake Adams went diving. RIP
❤🙏🙏🙏
너무 환상적입니다. 좋은 영상 감사해요
I love seeing the natural conditions the corals are growing in, the flow was really interesting to see, sometimes very little movement in the polyps unless a fish swam past fast. The water very slightly turbid and they were deeper than I expected. The sand flats habitats were really interesting! Love love love this video!
You're gonna love the next one too.😁
I love you guys video been a fan for you now going over 5 years? I just received one of my coral the leapfrog coral as usual you guy are the best beautiful coral .thank you so much. That why you guy are number is the business 👌 👏 🙌 💯 😏
Amazing Production! 💯💯💯
Those are some great shots.
Thank you
Love this type of diving in the wild to see coral video, keep it up ! 🥳🥳🥳
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!!
Thank you for sharing such precious footage. It's fascinating to see how all those our favorite corals live in wild nature. Definitely helpful for us reefers to learn about their habitat! Thanks again.
I'm really looking forward to this as a series...
We appreciate you watching and giving us feedback! More videos coming your way :)
Thank you :)
Absolutely stunning video 👍
Thank you so much!! 🎉🎉
What cameras were used in the shooting of this video? Beautiful & stunning btw!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾
Hammer Time!!!
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Stunning, thank you
Thank you for watching!! ❤❤
So amazing 👏🏻 😍 🙌🏼
More of this please!!
So cool
Love these videos and pretty much all your videos lately. Even the ones I don’t think I’ll like I end up really enjoying.
Would I be able to see these Euphyllias while freediving? At what depth are they in Lambeh?
Wow!
Incredible
Indeed!! The sight was amazing! Thank you for watching! What was your favorite part!
Very beautiful Jake would be proud
❤❤❤
awesome
beautiful
what a video you guys put together, amazing!
Thank you so much!!
Love these videos! Super jealous of you Nikki. The videography and editing was amazing. Looked like a really cool resort you stayed at too. Is WWC thinking about organizing dive trips???
That would be cool!! And thank you for the kind words and watching the video!
Next, maybe you can visit Pari Island in Jakarta, Raja Ampat in Papua, and Bunaken in Manado.
Thank you for the suggestion!!!
The last video was from Raja Ampat :) ua-cam.com/video/c2jrI9z823g/v-deo.html
Paradise …. Waow 5:13
😍😍😍
I was drooling on my keyboard lol.
4:59 dat banggai fish color is beautifull
They’re stunning
That's freakin amazing!
So beautiful!! Thank you for watching!
mantap good coral sukses buat si teteh bulenya
I love this video. The WWC guys aren’t talking over their guests/each other and interrupting. It’s just solid video production with a pleasant presenter. The quality and style is reminiscent of the videos Reef Builders was producing with Jake Adams at the helm. Unfortunately, since the loss of Jake, RB has gone down the tubes and their videos are so devoid of actual information, interest and production quality. This video brought me back to what drew me into Reef Builders. If WWC can continue improving their videos along the lines of this video style, they can probably almost fill the void.
More!!!
Coming your way!!!
Indonesia 🇮🇩
0:08 those are actually Fimbriaphyllia, not Euphyllia
At this point you guys are producing far better quality videos compared to reefbuilders. Keep it up.
Jake being not present anymore definitely has a huge role on that though . Dude was a master
We appreciate you watching the video! ❤❤❤
@@connerfall Sure. It's not even reefbuilders anymore in my eyes.
I N S A N E ! ! ! !
Right?! 😍😍😍
No Casper?
Miss you casper
Casper misses you too!!
Where’s Casper?😢
Next one ❤❤❤❤
I see you are wearing a hood in the video. What was the water temps?
Hi Adams Reef Tank, Actually, the water was hot! Around 28-30c. I wear a hood mainly to keep dirty water out of my ears. These LPS reefs are often murky and mucky, so I wear a hood and then wash my ears with vinegar and alcohol solution after the dive. You will find my dive professionals that do the same thing to keep their ears clean. Thanks for watching :)
@@nicole.helgason maybe i just did not get it in the video, what was the exact location/island you were starting from? looking for my next dive trip :D
Frag some for me please!
😉😉
I watched twice just to see if I can see Casper lol
😂😂😂
Is it me or there barely water flow movement where all those meaty corals are in the wild? Better drop down the water flow in my tank lol
First time I'm early enough to win and there's no casper egg. Sigh
Same here 😂 usually I'm 4 hours late
@@AquaticPolyps We will get it bro let's work together 😂😂
Hope one day they will ban wild collected corals. Hobby can rely on frags just fine. Reefers need to see the natural habitat.
Scolymias?
Open Brain Coral?
I don't want to see wild collected corals banned, just reduced, or carefully/thoughtfully selected. The impact of our hobby is miniscule compared to industry, fishing, and even tourism. Many leading coral researchers like Charlie Veron believe aquarists today are functionally building a world "bio-bank" of corals which are threatened. It ain't us they're worried about.
@@jordanm2984 They are farmed in the collection countries too. Consumers need to demand farmed over wild.
Once you dive on a wild reef you will agree.