I thought they were produced in labs…

1:53 "to BETTA understand" 🤭

11:10 Betta Mahachaiensis is pronounced "Maha-CHAI" not "maha-Kee". Alot of these youtube betta pros don't pronounce it right. Refer to the locals!

To "betta" understand where they come from.

Oxudercinae ❤

Just subbed, she has a good voice - the two fish videos are INSANE quality keep it up

this documentary is really one of my favorite ever. Thanks for sharing🙏

Great work ,love from India

Keep going bro ,all the best

What is country

ummmmm i have the same exact betta in the thumbnail white and blue with some red

wow those wild bettas are gorgeous. short fins, dark red and black body, and those displays of red and blue is stunning

They are from the gurami family

"to BETTA understand the history..." sorry i had to lol

Suggestion ? Why doesent each house or community create small habitat for the spiesies survival.

Thai is Dvaravati Sri Ayodhya. In this sense, the capital name of Krishna, Dvaravati, was combined with those of Rama, Ayodhya, in order to invent the name of the ancient capital of Thailand. India

amazing video May God bless you and your team

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I loved this

I only just discovered your channel and the production quality is excellent! I love your narrator! She has a lovely voice, but I wouldn't mind if you were to voice as well! I'm looking forward to whatever you make next!

Great video! Can you please give me the name of the creek, or its location? I live in Slovakia and maybe I will make a trip there…

Betta Splendens has been declared vulnerable in its conservation status since 2011, btw In Indonesia there are also Betta Imbellis, especially on the island of Sumatra, specifically in the city of Medan

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Hey! There’s a bit controversy with the usage of Indian Almond Leaves. Can you tell me if they are found in their natural habitats? Do these trees grow next to their water sources?

Any people from austria from this place that could show it to me if i visit austria one day? Would love to see this creek in real life ❤️

Stumbled over you because of a TikTok about the creek in Austria. Absolute love this combination of vlog and cinematic elements. Keep on 😊

he voice is good, but needs to choose one pronunciation for cichlid and stick with it.

Her voice is fine.. but glad that you showed your face and explained. I think you should release two versions of the same video and see if you like doing narration. It will change over time.

Cool video, thanks.

I must say the hard work that you guys had to go through to get these beautiful videos to us, is really appreciated ❤️. Loved the way it was told, it did make me feel how Betta are in the end living beings like us and not just some ornaments that we keep in our water cages. ❤

I used to move from city to city for work and stay in motel rooms for weeks/months at a time. I had a Betta named "Big Red" who traveled with me. He was always so happy to see me when i was at the room. He eventually grew old and died in his floating log one night 😢

Great video and I liked the woman’s voice 👍🏼

Thx for not explictely naming the creek in the Video. Otherwise PEOPLE would overrun it and maybe destroy or damage this Place I live nearby. Very good documentary

I grew up there and still live here. It's literally like that for decades. The city tried to fish all the exotic breeds several times but they never managed to get out all of them + locals keep bringing in new fishes. It's also true that there is very limited harm to the local eco system. The creek further down is already cooler and it leads to a much faster river (Gail) which is freezing cold even im summer. OC it's a bad idea to set out your tropical fishes in a local creek like that, but I have to admit it played out rather good. We also have a lake nearby where locals set out their water turtels and there was a significant population for years.

I love her voice and you behind the camera. Well done. THANK YOU BOTH

I am so bothered by how she pronounced cichlid

Your own voice next!

We needle learn from them. They protect there predator...i could just be peaceful watching this... instead of ... puttying it. Where they belong in there habitat... , no pumps. ..nothing .. except a video.. thank u. ❤❤😂

Pretty fishy woo-woos..❤❤

The content is next level informative. The voice over is great too. Keep up the amazing work!

I hope there are being studies done on how their genetics are changing compared to their tropical-living counterparts... Also, are you allowed to swim in that river?

Entire vidoe i thought i was watching discovery or nat geo

Bro Found the All Blue

Bro, your voice isn't bad at all but besides my personal preference of liking female voices more? Well her voice is perfect for documentaries, bem feito!

dont really say how these tropical fish can survive these lower temperatures though

Ok so the river doesnt freeze? Fkin clickbaiters. Do not recommend channel ! Done

That is soooo irresponsible of those- whomever- who released those tropical fishes into this stream. Thank goodness the fish are constrained by the cold water boundaries. How is it that people who go to lenghths to learn about keeping aquaria can be so thoughtless as to dump such fish into a local stream? It just boggles my mind! Shame on them!

Which species of wallaby were these? Were they red-necked wallabies, 𝑴𝒂𝒄𝒓𝒐𝒑𝒖𝒔 𝒓𝒖𝒇𝒐𝒈𝒓𝒊𝒔𝒆𝒖𝒔? Do you know if they were from a Tasmanian population?