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San Diego, California... You have such beautiful color fish.

You asked where your viewers are from. I live in Georgia, USA. I enjoy all aspects of your videos.

Hi, like your all videos. Lots of personal personal observations. Sometimes it's very useful, especially from such experienced person. Thanks for sharing. Lithuania

Always a pleasure to watch your wonderful videos my friend!!!

SINGAPORE. I am British but moved here thurty years ago. My intwrest in aquariums and ponds has been life long. I do voluntary field work on dragonfly surveys for the National Parks.

So useful and interesting. I subbed.

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Another stream with absolutely stunning photography! Makes me feel like I’m right there in the nature shoot. Thank you for taking us along on your journeys. Subscribed a while back. I’m from Maryland, USA😊☮❤🐠🦐🪴

Such a wonderful yet sad sight

I'm from Holland. Great video. What about a black background?

Hi Chris, I'm an American living in Ireland. Love your videos. I am living in a fish desert in my rural area. May I suggest you making a video how to capture such beautiful pictures of your fish and inverts. I'm selling mine but struggle capturing my fish in a flattering way. Blessings.

Thank you Chris, superb video. Australia

good information and knowledge video .always watching from myanmar

Amazing content as always! Best whishes from Bangladesh!

I’m watching your channel from the Chicago, Illinois USA area. Such beautiful fish

Excellent 👍🏽👍🏽

Great camera work! Denver CO

Thank you for sharing your precius knowledge Chris!🦐🇮🇹

Hi kris really you enjoy videos I’m watching from Ireland

It is hard to tell from observations in the wild alone what is caused by the environment and what is genetics from natural selection. Likely both are factors when it comes to phenotypes like colour.

Very informative! Thanks ! From the Philippines.

Indonesia 👍

Great presentation. I'm in Northern Canada

Wow, fish worth watching, hi from North Idaho USA, we have all the elements here!

from India 🇮🇳

Another great video Chris. I agree with you completely about creating great conditions for the fish. All mine have heavy plant growth which allows the fish to feel comfortable and show their best colors. Cheers from BC, Canada.

Interesting and visually stunning! Thank you! (USA)

Hi Chris! Watching from Aurora, Colorado USA Love your videos!

Love you're videos bro very informative ,I live in Florida,what temperature range is best for blueberry snails?

This is a remarkable video. I have never seen so many unique and beautiful fish in a single video. Your review of the influences affecting fish coloration is insightful and very useful. I was especially gratifiied that you believe soil and plants are among the most important conditions necessary for high color. Thank you for this video. I am happy to subscribe to your channel and consider you a worthy resource for a wide range of knowledge about aquaria.

Fantastic advice, quality audio and beautiful footage. This is really helpful!

Are you also considering subspecies as a reason for color difference? Like with the sunfish in Florida you show? For example here in Florida we have multiple subspecies of Snook that have subtle but distinct differences. They are all snook but show variations.

Awesome video Chris, I love your content!

Thanks Chris. Another great video, your photography is top notch professional quality, the closeups you capture are fantastic, keep up the videos, I always enjoy watching, from just north of Tampa Florida

👍 from Chicago ✌️

Very cool seeing the comments on this video. Coming from Alaska.

Another interesting video! I’m always shocked you don’t have a significantly higher subscriber count.

Thank you for the video and beautiful photography. Colorado USA

sweden

Its like the song says: "She's a model and she's looking good, I liked to put her in an aquarium, that's understood"

from my fish room channel in Chicago, i thank you for this valuable overview and, of course, the stunning imagery :)

Hello from South Africa! The blue background is very interesting. That it enhances colour is something new to me. I always make the background black as it hides the equipment (always try to get it in black) as well as algae (I always try to keep some in the tank for certain critters). I also like darker or at least brown, earth coloured substrate. Have followed your work for a long time, you are the Milan model photographer for fish!

From California. Thanks for your informative video