Edith Falls Searching for the Exquisite Rainbowfish in the Northern Territory.

[@chrisevans8455]

What a wonderful video. Edith falls is surely a desert garden.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! I'm a plant person as well, I would of loved to of spent more time there to look at all the arid plants.

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Well done!

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! 🙂

[@rhondafitzpatrick1646]

Beautiful and exceptionally well done video, I could have watched another hour of this, as it is i watched it twice. 😊

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! people used to say to me they were to long, maybe when I've gone through all my NT. stuff I will do one with all of them combined, I want to go back there so that's another option 🙂

[@footagemissing]

Another great video Jason, thanks for sharing. It's a bloody big and beautiful country!

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! yes it is 🙂

[@brushitoff503]

That was stunning! Haven't been there for years. Thank you.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! and thanks for watching, I hope it brought back some memories 🙂

[@bowestergaard7855]

Amazing video😊👍, makes me wanting to visit Australia even more😊

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! you won't regret it, but be prepared to do some traveling, things are pretty spread out 🙂

[@AguabonitaAquatics]

Great video. Cool habitats!

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Yes there are some really nice spots tucked away up there 🙂

[@malcolmmcguire2876]

Thanks for that Jason. Your videos are quite unique and stand out amongst many other similar KZbin channels.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! I may be a little slow with posting but I try not to hype it up just for views and try and give accurate information and documentation as much as I can from my knowledge, I think it's a great asset to document these wild places to make people aware of them and the wildlife that lives in them for future generations and at the same time have a little bit of fun trying to replicate them for the hobbyist as inspiration, I to have a passion for keeping animals but I love to see them happy and healthy, but I also love our wild places and think they should be protected for our kids to enjoy as we do, I hope this comes across in my videos 🙂

[@jokervienna6433]

Surely inspiring! Thank you, again! I´m on my way to finally set up two tanks, but since I want them connected, and in special measurements, it will take a while. Inspired by you, I will take photos and film my project. You are so true to Australia, and I really like it. I wont be true to anything, except plants and small fish. All the best!

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! I'm happy I inspire you, I hope all goes well Thanks for watching 🙂

[@robertfaber6796]

Very beautiful place. Loved the glassfish.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@AquaVo]

The stem plant on 6.13 might be a callitriche hamulata we have them in europe and as far as i know they also exist in australia. Nice video i am keen on seeing your next

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! and Thanks for watching, I'm working on a few more at the moment 🙂

[@GCHellRaiser]

Fantastic Video Jason - really enjoyed this one !❤

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! 🙂

[@sobieski478]

Beautiful, Mate. TY.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@alexanderwright9064]

Hi mate, I'm camped at Edith today. The river really flows in the wet. I'm a Nt local.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

I hope you liked the video, it would be great to be a local to see the transition, I my self would probably never go up in the wet as I wouldn't have enough to film, but I did take a trip west of here to see all the creeks flowing nice after the drought we had, it's always nice to see water when you've seen the lack of it, I hope you have a good time, I recon it still looks nice in the wet.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

If you see the nice young Ranger there could you let him know about the video and maybe show him the link, he was really interested in what we were doing and was really nice to us, he also wanted to know the names of the Rainbows that where up there.

[@alexanderwright9064]

Will do.!

[@NaturalBiotopes]

Super video, good fishes!

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! they were very hard to film, unlike most fish that just cruise around slowly these were non stop but fun to watch 🙂

[@BadlydrawnBen]

Cool channel just subbed 👍

[@australianbiotopes4563]

@@BadlydrawnBen Thank you! 🙂

[@BadlydrawnBen]

Well after a day freezing splitting firewood in the English lake District I needed that . I will get back to Oz one day 🙏

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thanks for watching, I hate the cold, I couldn't think of anything worse, but I guess being really hot isn't much better 🙂

[@BadlydrawnBen]

@australianbiotopes4563 yeah from my years living in Oz il take the heat any day 😁 it's minus 4 Celsius here right now

[@australianbiotopes4563]

@@BadlydrawnBen I'm getting cold just listening to you, we've had a lot of rain in Brisbane so the weather is mild so far this summer.

[@rrotley1]

Another fascinatng video Jason. It is beautiful country. A shame the salites sometimes restrict where you can explore. Did Harlan have more exciting contacts with the creepy crawlies? 😁😁

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! I don't mind they have to live somewhere as well and we are encroaching on there territory, it's good to see the rangers capture them and move them to safer places though, it must be a bit of a job for them each season after the wet, Harland had fun holding the light for us at night while we were filming, he hates bugs, I saw his tent roll around a few times when bugs got in 🤣

[@CowboyTed]

great content Son :)

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thanks mate! 🙂

[@malamignatsaa]

Stem plant on 6:13 look like microcarpaea minima (Italicised)

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! 🙂

[@IndoorEcosystem]

Great video as usual! Those glass fish are quite nice, are they in the hobby in Australia at all? Or kinda tricky to keep and breed?

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Thank you! yes they are in the hobby, they are a nice little fish, non aggressive and great for schooling, I was actually going to order some to try and breed them, they are egg scatterers so I was going to try them in a large tub in the warmer months, we have local ones to me as well but they don't have the white and black fins like these ones.

[@IndoorEcosystem]

@@australianbiotopes4563 They are super unique they remind me a little of mini angle fish. They'd look amazing in a nice big tank schooling around.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

@@IndoorEcosystem Yeah they look great, I have some of the local ones in one of my outdoor aquariums.

[@GCHellRaiser]

BTW this is Col (GC Hellraiser) 😂

[@australianbiotopes4563]

If it's the Col I'm thinking of you have to change your name to Hervey Bay Hellraiser 🙂

[@hansdenessen5250]

Much to short .👌

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Yes we had to speed through most of these places to see as much as we could, you need a lot of time up in that country, the places are so beautiful, hopefully I''ll get back up there and get more time to enjoy it even more, Thanks for watching 🙂