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Great video. 👍👍Hopefully it won't take decades for stores and sellers to stop calling all these cats " Corydoras". Looks like my old library of fish books needs some updating. ;)

OK, instead of a cory fan and breeder I am now a Hoplisoma and Gastroderma guy - fine, I am german, I like to be exact anyway ^^

Thank you. Glad to hear my Brochis splendens keep their name!

Oliver I always enjoy your content but this dose of info is a doozy...gonna take some getting used to 😉 Strange but I've never kept any of the species from here in Trinidad. And I certainly didn't know that we had that gorgeous green species. I think you need to write a book on these new classifications 👍🏻

Great content sir❤

Awesome! thanks for doing!!

Thank you. Very interesting 🌿🌾🌿

Very informative for us aquarium hobbyists who love Corydoras.

These cichlids love you more than you can love them back❤ Sadly they cant speak English to express their gratitude 💐🙏🏻

Amazing video!

Great 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Oscar goes to you

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You may have put “Bryconops sp. Rondonia” and “Bryconops sp. Rio Curuá”'s profiles in reverse order。 “Bryconops sp. Rio Curuá”''s fins have no white spots。Rio Curuá is a black water river, so how can “Bryconops sp. Rio Curuá” have bright white spots?

Omg what is this. The quality!

Colouration of the piranhas and crenicichla is pointing that they are thriving in this region 😮❤

How you find always the places where the fishs are ?

Thanks for sharing 👍

Amazing video, can’t wait for the next one

Great vid! Goldmining is well rubbish

Good job!

Very interesting

Really enjoyed the video. Thanks Oliver.

Very nice !!!👌😎👍

Great video showing all the diff types of Royals and their natural habitat.

their mouths remind me of the xingu pike's mouth. Sad but at 0:17 you can see something burning, presumably rainforest in the far distance.

Cichlids are spiny-rayed fish that constitute the family Cichlidae, there are many extant species within many genera, they are one of the only two extant families within the order Cichliformes, the other being the convict blennies (family Pholidichthyidae), a recent sequencing study ribosomal mitochondrial DNA of a large taxon sample divides the cichlid family into two major clades, the first of these being the subfamily Cichlinae, known as the "New World Cichlids" consisting of six groups, Heroini, Cichlasomatini, Chaetobranchini, Geophagini, Astronotini, and Cichlini, the second clade is the subfamily Etroplinae, known as the "Old World Cichlids", including all other cichlid species, Etroplinae is composed of fifteen groups, Etroplini, Heterochromidini, Ptychochromidini, Bathybatini, Coptodontini, Cyprichromidini, Ectodontini, Eretmodontini, Haplochromidini, Lamprologini, Limnochromidini, Oreochromidini, Tropheini, Tilapiini, and Hemichromidini

My favorite eartheaters! Retroculus! Never seen any footage of them in the wild. Thanks for the great video!

Are any of those Leporinus species in the hobby ? They're awesome looking !

Beautiful footage of this specialized habitat. Not an easy species to keep in an aquarium....

A dream aquarium fish for me ever since I saw a lone retroculus lapidifer in a tank. I always assumed they were closely related to geophagus! Great info and great video

fantastic... 😉👍👍👍

keep such vids coming :)

Brilliant as always Oliver

Love your vids!

Out of words for this beautiful video. Full of knowledge and the last 5 mins of total bliss watching this beautiful pair watching their little ones and building the nest ❤. Nature is amazing and we as humans should strive to take care of it not destroy for little gains.

Binge-watch your videos over and over again. Really amazing content.

Excellent content as always your work is greatly appreciated

I'd been saying geophagus wrong, always thought it was g like geography, as opposed to g in guy I sat through both commercials, only your channel gets that from me! Was the purpose of the Dam to generate electricity or manage flooding?

Beautiful Vid, thanks Oliver.👍

What is the dark characin from 4:15 to 4:40 and the dark cichlid from 5:40 to 6:15?????????????

For the Algo ✌

Very unique!!! 🐟

4:27 what a great view! That could be a inspiration for a new biotope layout...😉

Once again a species and region new to me...always a pleasurable learning experience with you Oliver 👍🏻

Gorgeous fish. Hope the species survived the impoundment. Definitely needs to be consevered for future generations.

Great video!

ABSOLUTELY fabulous! Thank you for posting this.