Honey blue-eye Pseudomugil mellis in their Wild Biotope. 

はい、私たちはこれらの種のいくつかを持っていることは非常に幸運です。

Yes they are very beautiful.fish, it is a shame.

Thanks Vinny, yeah :-)

Not stagnant, it actually has good flow, it is a bit tannin from the water running out of a swamp, they are just hanging around the edges in the grass and algae.

Now that they are more marketable they will become more common in the hobby, so keep an eye out for them.

Anybody can do it my friend, I don't have any special tools, I have used a Gopro 7 black for most off my previous videos, a couple of the older ones I used an Osmo Action as well but I didn't like the footage underwater from it, it wasn't as good, I now have a Gopro 10 and I have tried it once and I think it is much better and it would be the one I would suggest if you are just starting, I waisted a bit of money trialing, the one camera is all you really need, I hardly take my other cameras out now as the new Gopro is so versatile, the best time to film is in the middle of the day when the sun it above you so there is no shadows or glare on the screen and I still use an underwater case to protect the camera from getting damaged even though you don't need to, I never feed the fish, I just place the camera in a position where I see them swimming and most times they do come to the camera to check it out, if you feed them it looks un-natural, and then just a bit of practice, I'm sure you will be happy to see the results of your natural habitat 🙂

@@australianbiotopes4563 oh! thanks for share your experience, and all the advices. I will put my hands on the water soon. These years I was able to see incredible fish and beautiful plants in crystal clear waters while kayaking and snorkeling in rivers and lakes near my home. Keep enjoying nature and sharing to the people.

@ Thank you my friend, I hope you have success with your filming 🙂

You are correct, it is a creek but these fish tended to hang around the shallows on the edges rather then in the deeper water were the water was flowing and the creek also flows from a large swamp.

@@australianbiotopes4563 what a type flow you suggest to keep this fish in aquarium like a natural habitat..? No flow, low flow, medium flow or high..

@@Storry608 They are easy going and live in all those water conditions but best in still or low flow, especially if you want to breed them.

@@australianbiotopes4563 ok.. Thanks for your suggestions.. By the way, are pseudomugil lives too in west papua indonesia?

@@Storry608 yes there are also a few sub species that live there to.

I hope you enjoyed it :-)

Yes they are a nice little fish :-)

Thank you! 🙂

other fish species include Melanotaenia duboulayi, Rhadinocentrus ornatus, Hypseleotris galii, Hypseleotris compressa, Gobiomorphus australis, Nannoperca oxleyana, Tandanus tandanus, ambassis agassizii.

They can live in a wide range of water values and the water fluctuates a lot in their distribution depending on the season the PH can be between (4.4 to 6.8), water hardness of 10 mg/L CaCO3, pH 5.8, and conductivity 170 µS/cm at this spot, They can tolerate wide fluctuations in stream temperature, from 11°C in winter to 38°C in summer. I keep them in a Ph of 7.0 and they do fine with that to.

Yes they never stop, it was pretty hard to film them as the water was so tannin and they got right into the edges of the bank, but I was lucky to find this little pocket.

Yes they are a lovely fish, beautiful to watch them in the wild.

No just Facebook, Jason Sulda.

We aren't aloud to sell them here in Queensland as they are a protected species, we can keep them and give them away if we breed them, they can keep them in other states though.

@@australianbiotopes4563 is it complicated to send eggs ??

@@themountain59 It is against the law for us to do that, as I said we can't even sell them here, so there is no way we could send them overseas.