THAILAND'S GIANT TROPICAL FISH MARKET

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[@Thomas.Saunders]

Thanks again.

[@nickihenriksen4913]

they look at animals in a different way than we do here in this part of Europe, how many of these animals we see in these markets will live in just a few years and under what conditions

[@FarhanKhan-yo5by]

the filming is very rushed i get you might not be allowed at certain shops but try and get the prices for some predatory fish such as the platinum redtail catfish

[@AquaticElements]

I don't disagree at all. But it was either I release the video or delete it 🤷

[@tomwilliams7890]

I think no filming. Means they are hiding something. Just my opinion

[@AquaticElements]

Oh yes definitely. They were hiding illegal animals and poor conditions that why they don't like any pictures or videos. Tried my best to get what footage I could though. Thanks for watching!

[@outbackminingandprospectin2017]

A lot of shops don't like filming because they get a constant stream of tourists filming that don't buy anything. It is their livelihood and the tourists are just in the way wasting their time. Unfortunately due to it being a daily occurrence many don't have the patience for it.

[@drewpeacocks5652]

I can’t really think of anything that is particularly illegal fish wise in Thailand lol. Snakeheads and Asian aro’s are regular in Thailand as opposed some other countries. Like another comment said, these guys sell because it is their livelihood and you have tourist filming and making content off the vendors might come across the wrong way when they are trying to feed their families.

[@AquaticElements]

Sorry, this was more in relation to mammals and primates. I don't believe there were any illegal fish. Thanks