WOW those first discus were gorgeous!

as a micro fishermen who loves finding surprisingly colorful small fish this is awesome

Thank you for showing off my grandfathers work.

Not sure how I’m just catching this but awesome stuff Randy. Excited to see the work continue. The only thing more prevalent than wild caught beautiful fish there seems to be the dedication and passion

Half a person lol. I love these videos, thanks for bringing us this content for free! 😁 I don’t think I’d be able to handle the Amazon so I very much do appreciate being able to see and learn all this. Thank you 🙏🏻

Very cool getting a look into this. Love these insights. 🤘

Man I can’t wait to travel there. This stuff is so cool to me.

Thank you for the content!

Oh my Lord!!!!! These fish are making me feel all good inside

Excellent work, hope to visit one day - living in Cusco...

Loving the content

Amazing content....bravo

What I cant seem to comprehend is, why isnt some of the hundreds of millions of dollars in the aquarium trade going to this place?

@ARCOF

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I knew. Most do not want to think that there is an impact from over collection.

Amazing project, I wish there was more funding for freshwater conservation

Just an observation but the fish in the wild are alot more vibrant.

A como los discos están bien perrones😉

@user-eb6hk6se6s

2 жыл бұрын

x2

How much does the original amazon discus fish cost? From indonesian

The donations catch-22 is unfortunate, but I do hope that if they can get things going, future videos showing the conservation efforts in action will spur people on.

@ARCOF

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We will be posting a new video of the completed work in January on our youtube channel. I return to Iquitos at the end of December. Dorms and kitchen are completed, and the public aquarium is near completing.

4:36 can somebody tell me what fish is it?

@derries_

3 жыл бұрын

flowerhorn

@ARCOF

3 жыл бұрын

Apistogramma "Alto Tipache".. they are on exporters price lists in Iquitos for $25 each. We are breeding them at our center to help the fisherman and teach them to raise and breed these fish.

Spoiling the Environment...as usual.