@NorthwoodTimberwolve Dont quote me on this but I have seen these guys in the aquarium shops and I thought I remember reading thier name tag as a type of Peacock. However according to Axelrod's mini atlas of freshwater aquarium fishes they are called Aulonocara.These names could be referring to the same fish. I dont know. I bought one of these before and they cost a little bit more than the majority of Malawi fish. You CAN get them in pet shops.
@MriBackup I believe when they said single ancester they were referring not to an individual fish but an individual species that mutated over time. That goes without saying but perhaps you were joking. If so, ignore my comment.
I want to Grab These Cichlids, and Throw them in the Amazon river, or Some place Warm, So that if something happens to Lake Malawi, these species will be Free somewhere Else.
@DgosFinnest - You do that and you might screw up the Amazon river. Introducing foreign species can have devastating effects on local wildlife. I appreciate your concern for those fish though.
@bitbernie Well thats a risk I would be willing to take. Balances are disturbed every day. And messed up things happen everyday. I dont even know if They would survive, in the Amazon, the ph levels are different. Not to mention there are much bigger fish in The amazon River. I would much rather take a risk, and throw them down the amazon than to see them go extinct forever. Wouldn't you ?
@DgosFinnest Unfortunately the water conditions in Malawi are hard, alkaline and saline while in the Amazon, the waters are more acidic and soft. The fact that both of these different types can survive in our tap water is because our tap water sits somewhere in the middle of these two extremes. Im not sure your plan would work. But its the thought that counts. Fortunately Lake Malawi cichlids breed like crazy in captivity as well. They are tuff as nails. Atleast we can depend on that.
@SCORNDOGGMELACH Yes Sir, I am Aware of the pH Levels. But Something I know about African Cichlids, is that they are good at adapting. I m sure, with time, they would easily adapt to the lower pH Levels. African cichlids after all, are Survivors. And like you said my Friend They are tough as nails.
@DgosFinnest Hmmmm. You may be on to something there. I was not looking at it like that. Perhaps the stronger strains would survive the prolonged duration of soft acidic water conditions, but then again we cant dismiss the devastating effects of the introduction of a foreign species. Greater minds than ours have devastated established species with such bunglings.You got my wheels spinning now. There is also the question of Algae production with a scarcity of phosphorus and calcium in Amazonia.
@SCORNDOGGMELACH Well Yeah, But Like I told someone else. The african Governments in charge of the Lakes, Don't really care about protecting African cichlids. All they really care about is making money off those fish. So they are allowing people to pollute the Lake, and to over fish in it. Just to make a buck!! I would take a risk, of upsetting the balance in the amazon, to ensure the survival of African cichlids. It would be a risk i would be willing to take, should somethng hapn 2 dos lakes
@DgosFinnest Well lets be realistic. The export of those fish isnt going to be stopping any time soon. And as far as mans greed goes, well nothing new. But when it comes to concern for tropical fish populations the real focus shoulsd be on the marine sprecies. Its really quite simple. If you cant breed a fish successfully in captivity it shouldnt be removed. But as for Malawi cichlids they breed in abundance when domesticated. Even if the last fish was removed from the lake (contabove)
@DgosFinnest (which would never happen) domesticated fish could be dumped right back in with no ill effects. Malawi cichlids will always be around and continue to mutate into different types all the time. However I am concerned about this issue of polution. Could you tell me more about it. Were you referring to boating emmissions? Forgive me but this upsetting the balance could mean extinction for less hearty species than our bulletproof friends. Maybe domestication will be the savior suitable.
Boycot Malawi ! It´s a fundamentalist country, sending gay people to jail. They are worse than Saudi Arabia. No more decent money to this little shit state.
Boycot Malawi. It´s a fundamentalist country, sending gay people to jail. They are worse than Saudi Arabia. No more decent money to this little shit state.
@facemcnasty YES! I agree!:) I have only been to Malawi, but I am in love with the lake and its inhabitants!:) Tanganyika doesn't have anything on Malawi!:)
I have hitch-hiked from Cape Town twice to Lake Malawi and found it incredibly beautiful and amazing . Lovely to swim after such a hot and sweating trek . Beautiful fish and unique too.
The third attempt got me deported out of Zambia , at Kariba dam ,as ""a military spy for SA "" because I only had 1 bottle of brandy instead of 2 .( corrupt Zambian Customs 1988) In those days they were so poor that one couldnt even buy a pack of smokes in the capital city . Thanks to President Kaunda .
not sure, but i read somewhere that catching fish has been made illegal for most parts of the lakes, but there aren't many people policing it. would be pretty cool to go diving there.
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Shut the fuck up hippies. If i want a wild caught cichlid, i will get me a wild caught fucking cichlid. Quit telling people what the fuck to do!!! And mind your own buisness!!!!
ITS A SHAME THAT THE LOCALS, AND GREEDY POLITICIANS ARE ALLOWING FOREIGNERS TO REMOVE RARE FISH FROM LAKE MALAWI. Most of these people claim they are conservationists!
@TheBrassHole Actually the truth is we shouldnt use sweeping generalizations as a true discernment of the problem. What foolishness it is to apply human concepts like morality in relating to the wild. Morality? Are you kidding. If you were 2 " in length these little beauties would show you what they think of morality, but I digress. If you want to express concern consider the Marine tropicals. Though the most beautiful and coveted not too many can be bred successfully in captivity.(contabove)
@TheBrassHole And that, my friend seems to me to be what should logically be the determining factor. The second attempt to solving this issue would be a requirement of education for those wishing to possess such fish. Most people I know who have approached the hobby fail to keep goldfish alive let alone some of the more exotic species. Education to me seems the medicine most effective. But only in a perfect world. And why do I suggest this over the best alternative of simply leaving(contabove)
@TheBrassHole them alone? Because both you and I know thats not going to happen. Expressing concern is not the same as providing suggestions for solutions. And as for these Malawi cichlids you need not worry. They breed quite well in captivity and in some of the harshest conditions, abundantly. Extinction? I think not. And even if Malawi was suddenly robbed of its last fish (never happen) the very fish we breed in captivity could be dumped straigt back into the Lake with no ill effects.
@jondobigballs Rare...haha your joking right....compare the level of fishing in the lake to that of the ocean and the density of fish in each and you will see that there is no danger of overfishing in the lake. However there are some species that are endangered and as you say should be protected (though they will be bred in the aquarium and will at least not go extinct). I have also heard of some projects where endangered fish are taken, bred, and put back into the lake to help population.
@jondobigballs Strange you believe that the export of fish for aquariums is the threat to the species of Lake Malawi, Lake Victoria's lost over 400 species due to the introduction of the Nile Perch as a food fish and pollution. The Aquarium enthusiasts have managed to preserve many species now extinct in the wild due to captive breeding of Victorian species. The threat to Malawi stock is likely to occur from mining, pollution and overfishing for food, not the aquarium trade.
@jondobigballs The small quantities that are collected for hobbyists have no real impact on local populations. The real problem is the indiscriminate netting of these fish (most are wasted as "by catch" Mbunas are inedible) Selective breeding by hobbyists actually provides an "ark" if you will. It also provides jobs for locals. It's a win win situationin my opinion.
@jondobigballs Actually a rule of thumb should be applied. If you cant breed a fish in captivity successfully they should not be removed. We should be more concerned with marine fish populations. Virtually all Malawi cichlids will breed in captivity, and in abundance. You need not worry about them ever being threatoned. You can bank on that and so can the importers. (chuckle)
This is definitely the footage from Planet Earth!! Like pretty sure exactly the same, the only thing missing is David Attenborough's sweet voice! How does that work??
where can i find the rest of the video. Its a fantastic video. Would like to download or buy the whole dvd if possible. Could you please let me know the dvd name and where you got it. thanks in advance.
That's all they showed about lake malawi in the whole 11 episode, 40min ea of Planet Earth (Discovery) documentary. It's in the "Fresh Water" episode.
Hey I have a cichlid tank with some unknown cichlids im pretty sure theyre from Lake Malawi can you help name them please? Check my channel for the videos.
Actually it's the WTO, WHO, and UN that's causing all of that. For example the WTO and WHO introduced Tilapia and other food fishes into Lake Victoria...now more than 90% of the endemic cichlids there are extinct....luckily a few survived in the hobby thanks to dedicated breeders...
...wtf are you talking about? I hope you aren't talking about me and what I said... What I said I was talking about Lake Victoria. Luckily Lake Tanganyika and Lake Malawi are still for the most part and preserved. Pollution isn't a problem at Malawi or Tanganyika, it's over fishing in certain areas that's causing some species to disappear but for the most part the cichlids are still fluorishing there... So chill the hell out moron... I actually KNOW what I am talking about...unlike you...
It's the freshwater video from that series Planet Earth.
BTW if anyone didn't realize it, at 1:45 she says HE is holding the fish in the mouth...actually that is a female and appears to be Tyrannochromis macrostoma...a very beautiful cichlid when the males are fully colored...they're also piscivores...
4:38 - if I were a bird, I would just fly through that crap with my mouth open xD
FlowingDepths 7 months ago
i like to fart
ericown 7 months ago
i have too malawi fishs.like it
Azerbaijanian768 7 months ago
me too
abayomi8 7 months ago
yahoo also brought me here
oznose 7 months ago
yahoo brought me here :D
yakalboi 7 months ago
attenborough sounded a lot better
81NAG 7 months ago
What is this a snippet from? its really interesting!
bcdrummer 8 months ago
@bcdrummer
I think it might be from the Planet Earth series?
FlowingDepths 7 months ago
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he forgot one
ZONEDPRODUCTIONZ 9 months ago
What kind of cichlid is that blue and yellow one they show making the nest and moving the shell????
NorthwoodTimberwolve 10 months ago
@NorthwoodTimberwolve Dont quote me on this but I have seen these guys in the aquarium shops and I thought I remember reading thier name tag as a type of Peacock. However according to Axelrod's mini atlas of freshwater aquarium fishes they are called Aulonocara.These names could be referring to the same fish. I dont know. I bought one of these before and they cost a little bit more than the majority of Malawi fish. You CAN get them in pet shops.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
Single ancestor... then how did it breed?!
MriBackup 10 months ago
@MriBackup I believe when they said single ancester they were referring not to an individual fish but an individual species that mutated over time. That goes without saying but perhaps you were joking. If so, ignore my comment.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@SCORNDOGGMELACH Nah i was serious, thanks.
MriBackup 10 months ago
I want to Grab These Cichlids, and Throw them in the Amazon river, or Some place Warm, So that if something happens to Lake Malawi, these species will be Free somewhere Else.
DgosFinnest 10 months ago
@DgosFinnest - You do that and you might screw up the Amazon river. Introducing foreign species can have devastating effects on local wildlife. I appreciate your concern for those fish though.
bitbernie 10 months ago
@bitbernie Well thats a risk I would be willing to take. Balances are disturbed every day. And messed up things happen everyday. I dont even know if They would survive, in the Amazon, the ph levels are different. Not to mention there are much bigger fish in The amazon River. I would much rather take a risk, and throw them down the amazon than to see them go extinct forever. Wouldn't you ?
DgosFinnest 10 months ago
@DgosFinnest Unfortunately the water conditions in Malawi are hard, alkaline and saline while in the Amazon, the waters are more acidic and soft. The fact that both of these different types can survive in our tap water is because our tap water sits somewhere in the middle of these two extremes. Im not sure your plan would work. But its the thought that counts. Fortunately Lake Malawi cichlids breed like crazy in captivity as well. They are tuff as nails. Atleast we can depend on that.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@SCORNDOGGMELACH Yes Sir, I am Aware of the pH Levels. But Something I know about African Cichlids, is that they are good at adapting. I m sure, with time, they would easily adapt to the lower pH Levels. African cichlids after all, are Survivors. And like you said my Friend They are tough as nails.
DgosFinnest 10 months ago
@DgosFinnest Hmmmm. You may be on to something there. I was not looking at it like that. Perhaps the stronger strains would survive the prolonged duration of soft acidic water conditions, but then again we cant dismiss the devastating effects of the introduction of a foreign species. Greater minds than ours have devastated established species with such bunglings.You got my wheels spinning now. There is also the question of Algae production with a scarcity of phosphorus and calcium in Amazonia.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@SCORNDOGGMELACH Well Yeah, But Like I told someone else. The african Governments in charge of the Lakes, Don't really care about protecting African cichlids. All they really care about is making money off those fish. So they are allowing people to pollute the Lake, and to over fish in it. Just to make a buck!! I would take a risk, of upsetting the balance in the amazon, to ensure the survival of African cichlids. It would be a risk i would be willing to take, should somethng hapn 2 dos lakes
DgosFinnest 10 months ago
@DgosFinnest Well lets be realistic. The export of those fish isnt going to be stopping any time soon. And as far as mans greed goes, well nothing new. But when it comes to concern for tropical fish populations the real focus shoulsd be on the marine sprecies. Its really quite simple. If you cant breed a fish successfully in captivity it shouldnt be removed. But as for Malawi cichlids they breed in abundance when domesticated. Even if the last fish was removed from the lake (contabove)
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@DgosFinnest (which would never happen) domesticated fish could be dumped right back in with no ill effects. Malawi cichlids will always be around and continue to mutate into different types all the time. However I am concerned about this issue of polution. Could you tell me more about it. Were you referring to boating emmissions? Forgive me but this upsetting the balance could mean extinction for less hearty species than our bulletproof friends. Maybe domestication will be the savior suitable.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@DgosFinnest Whoops. Please excuse my clumsy keyboarding . Should have proof read. (chuckle)
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
Hmm.....I'll trade you lake Ontario :/
Yourmom10947 11 months ago
Why has David Attenborough's voice been replaced with a females?
scottclements78 11 months ago
thats a lake omg that shit is huge
plecotv 11 months ago
I love malawi <3
TamPatrykxD 1 year ago
Yellow lab cichlid owner here.
SirianKings 1 year ago
Amazing...
Bassintheweeds 1 year ago
I would love to go to Mozambique and Tanzania one day just for lake Malawi....
elguapotetigre 1 year ago
We have an amazing Creator Psalms 83: 18
bonbonpitts 1 year ago
omg! look at 0:52! amazing
trinifella1 1 year ago
gift
munnamunna1 1 year ago
2:15 "predatory dolphin fish". Anyone know their name? I cant find anything on google by that name. Thanks.
i7fan 1 year ago
@i7fan Chisembe fish, type of mormyrid (like the relatively common kept elephant nose).
scarrenboy 1 year ago
@scarrenboy Thank you very much! :)
i7fan 1 year ago
@i7fan By the looks of it, i would say its Mormyrops anguilloides, but i cant be 100% obvs ;)
slwarr105 11 months ago
Lindo, vejam o minuto 1:50
vcardoso77 1 year ago
Beautiful, thanks for sharing!
sharidm3 1 year ago
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1:49 its fucking funny
chuvakcool 1 year ago
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1:49 its fucking funny
chuvakcool 1 year ago
am from malawi and i think its amazin noone can change that.... amalawi woye!!! SUN 'N' SAND TOO i miss that place lyk crazy ;_;
TheHubbabubba1998 1 year ago
I miss Malawi SOOOOOO MUCH!:( Best diving EVER!:D
cichlidGOD 1 year ago
This lake must be a most fascinating place.
Albacorewing 1 year ago
From what movie it's from? This movie is amazing!
spajderchrum1 1 year ago
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Boycot Malawi ! It´s a fundamentalist country, sending gay people to jail. They are worse than Saudi Arabia. No more decent money to this little shit state.
hodkovice 1 year ago
Boycot Malawi. It´s a fundamentalist country, sending gay people to jail. They are worse than Saudi Arabia. No more decent money to this little shit state.
hodkovice 1 year ago
tanganyika chiclids are cool but malawi have such amazing colors
facemcnasty 1 year ago
@facemcnasty YES! I agree!:) I have only been to Malawi, but I am in love with the lake and its inhabitants!:) Tanganyika doesn't have anything on Malawi!:)
cichlidGOD 1 year ago
WOWZERS very nice video.5/5
xDAVMANx 1 year ago
I would like to live there 4ever and swim with my favorite fish, Venustus and Crabro. So beautiful lake!
Amilo2000 1 year ago
Beautifull. Makes me wish i was a Merman. Who lived amongst cichlids hahaha.
DgosFinnest 1 year ago
@DgosFinnest lmfao..
28rampage 1 year ago
Thanks so much for posting these - they are really interesting :)
MrTongafish 2 years ago
we have camp on this see 2 weeks
its the beutifulst see ever seen
in the summer holidays i come on this see again
i cant english
i come from germany
annalinabornschlegel 2 years ago 6
thats a big lake! love to go diving there
smeaglehead 2 years ago
kedeligt ja megaaaaaa kedeligt
guitaroftheworld 2 years ago
i wish i had a big fishing net some of those fish where nice
aborvicky123 2 years ago
aww that's my home i didnt know we had all this ...i'm proud
TOW3RA 2 years ago
sthu
JohanniCichlidGuy 2 years ago
y should i u freakin idiot
TOW3RA 2 years ago
HOME!!!
06jtm 2 years ago
Thats ma home....Malawe baibe!!!!
Logan52890 2 years ago
the ohters parts of this video???????Please....
LT11993Z28 2 years ago
those flies at the end look amazing
g9baracuta 2 years ago
wow
greetings from egypt
matchfinal 2 years ago
It's not lake anymore,it's like sea!!
supertakoyaki1 2 years ago
Where is this video from?
xDetroitMetalx 2 years ago
malawi africa or do u mean who put it there
qweensarah 2 years ago
I have hitch-hiked from Cape Town twice to Lake Malawi and found it incredibly beautiful and amazing . Lovely to swim after such a hot and sweating trek . Beautiful fish and unique too.
The third attempt got me deported out of Zambia , at Kariba dam ,as ""a military spy for SA "" because I only had 1 bottle of brandy instead of 2 .( corrupt Zambian Customs 1988) In those days they were so poor that one couldnt even buy a pack of smokes in the capital city . Thanks to President Kaunda .
crossbow121 2 years ago
awsome !
sotirists 2 years ago
Beautiful video ! Thanks for sharing !
rosalinesouw 2 years ago
Is this footage/short doco from Home...that huge doco available on YouTube?
roggstudelpest 2 years ago
fucking coward
hockeyphuck 2 years ago
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mattthefishlover 2 years ago
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ya, you're right, we should just trash this earth, fuck everything and everyone.
fucking moron.
hockeyphuck 2 years ago
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mattthefishlover 2 years ago
how much would it cost for a trip there and to catch fish
larylump90 2 years ago
not sure, but i read somewhere that catching fish has been made illegal for most parts of the lakes, but there aren't many people policing it. would be pretty cool to go diving there.
piccuh 2 years ago
depends on where you are flying from.
Khalidwe 2 years ago
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Shut the fuck up hippies. If i want a wild caught cichlid, i will get me a wild caught fucking cichlid. Quit telling people what the fuck to do!!! And mind your own buisness!!!!
Suidakkra 2 years ago
Notice the SMOOTH ROCKS!!! NOT SHARP ROCKS!!! STOP PUTING SHARP ROCKS IN YOUR TANKS KIDS!!
TheBrassHole 2 years ago 2
so pretty:D i <3 cichlids!!
storyloverme 2 years ago 3
ITS A SHAME THAT THE LOCALS, AND GREEDY POLITICIANS ARE ALLOWING FOREIGNERS TO REMOVE RARE FISH FROM LAKE MALAWI. Most of these people claim they are conservationists!
jondobigballs 2 years ago 23
I agree it is sick. Every one should only buy tank bred fish. It is a moral imperative. :)
TheBrassHole 2 years ago 20
@TheBrassHole I only buy cichlids that are tank bred! I have been to Malawi and LOVE the wild ones but they belong their and ONLY their.
cichlidGOD 1 year ago
@TheBrassHole Actually the truth is we shouldnt use sweeping generalizations as a true discernment of the problem. What foolishness it is to apply human concepts like morality in relating to the wild. Morality? Are you kidding. If you were 2 " in length these little beauties would show you what they think of morality, but I digress. If you want to express concern consider the Marine tropicals. Though the most beautiful and coveted not too many can be bred successfully in captivity.(contabove)
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@TheBrassHole And that, my friend seems to me to be what should logically be the determining factor. The second attempt to solving this issue would be a requirement of education for those wishing to possess such fish. Most people I know who have approached the hobby fail to keep goldfish alive let alone some of the more exotic species. Education to me seems the medicine most effective. But only in a perfect world. And why do I suggest this over the best alternative of simply leaving(contabove)
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@TheBrassHole them alone? Because both you and I know thats not going to happen. Expressing concern is not the same as providing suggestions for solutions. And as for these Malawi cichlids you need not worry. They breed quite well in captivity and in some of the harshest conditions, abundantly. Extinction? I think not. And even if Malawi was suddenly robbed of its last fish (never happen) the very fish we breed in captivity could be dumped straigt back into the Lake with no ill effects.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@jondobigballs Rare...haha your joking right....compare the level of fishing in the lake to that of the ocean and the density of fish in each and you will see that there is no danger of overfishing in the lake. However there are some species that are endangered and as you say should be protected (though they will be bred in the aquarium and will at least not go extinct). I have also heard of some projects where endangered fish are taken, bred, and put back into the lake to help population.
randomone123456 1 year ago
@jondobigballs Strange you believe that the export of fish for aquariums is the threat to the species of Lake Malawi, Lake Victoria's lost over 400 species due to the introduction of the Nile Perch as a food fish and pollution. The Aquarium enthusiasts have managed to preserve many species now extinct in the wild due to captive breeding of Victorian species. The threat to Malawi stock is likely to occur from mining, pollution and overfishing for food, not the aquarium trade.
scarrenboy 1 year ago
@jondobigballs The small quantities that are collected for hobbyists have no real impact on local populations. The real problem is the indiscriminate netting of these fish (most are wasted as "by catch" Mbunas are inedible) Selective breeding by hobbyists actually provides an "ark" if you will. It also provides jobs for locals. It's a win win situationin my opinion.
esox66 1 year ago
@jondobigballs Actually a rule of thumb should be applied. If you cant breed a fish in captivity successfully they should not be removed. We should be more concerned with marine fish populations. Virtually all Malawi cichlids will breed in captivity, and in abundance. You need not worry about them ever being threatoned. You can bank on that and so can the importers. (chuckle)
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@jondobigballs Rare? LOL
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
This is definitely the footage from Planet Earth!! Like pretty sure exactly the same, the only thing missing is David Attenborough's sweet voice! How does that work??
bdo207 2 years ago
yea planet earth brought out two versions.. one with david attenborough and one with Sigourney Weaver's..
pdapeet 2 years ago
is the footage different as well?
i have the one with David A.
and this scene does not come out there.
?
SonikBlu23 2 years ago
I want to dive there so bad.
AQUATUBR 2 years ago 2
isnt this footage from planet earth?
hungryhoova 2 years ago
KWATHU
KHUMBOH 2 years ago
Wild cichlids make me want to cry at how beautiful they are
MarconisRadio 3 years ago 3
That place must be amazing
mbunas4ever 3 years ago
This is my country!!!! Im so proud of the beauty
breejayet 3 years ago
its not south africa? its in malawi or the border of
RobStaniford 3 years ago
...I am aware where lake Malawi is.. I am Malawian! And Mbunas4ever it is Amazing! You should go visit there if you get the chance.
breejayet 3 years ago
have you been to likoma island? it looks so gorgeous, it's hard to believe it's a lake. there's crazy visibility underwater.
welcomegohome 3 years ago
im only assuming your from south africa because it says so in your profile, so sorry
RobStaniford 3 years ago
Simply amazing.. i wish I could go there.
DoubleDizzle1 3 years ago
this is realy good wanna go there
nella2008xt 3 years ago
i wanna go there and take a extra sutie case and have them in it lol
steammandude 3 years ago
i think this video is awsome
vogelbe02 3 years ago
Thank you very much.
wilfredthomas 3 years ago
where can i find the rest of the video. Its a fantastic video. Would like to download or buy the whole dvd if possible. Could you please let me know the dvd name and where you got it. thanks in advance.
wilfredthomas 3 years ago
That's all they showed about lake malawi in the whole 11 episode, 40min ea of Planet Earth (Discovery) documentary. It's in the "Fresh Water" episode.
MalawiFan11 3 years ago 5
yea i saw the whole episode on i think animal planet a while bacc
ES5019ES 3 years ago
@MalawiFan11
This video was on a BBC doco, exact same video but with Richard Attenborough's Voice
montygod 1 year ago
@MalawiFan11 I bought that whole series on Blu Ray because I saw the Cichlid stuff on Discovery Channel!
kevinjsand 1 year ago
Check out my tank!
mbunas4ever 3 years ago
Is that Sigourney Weaver's voice? sounds allot like her, if so.. I have allot more respect for the fine actress she is. :)
protazerg 3 years ago
2:04... ahhh! you forgot me!
tcfuturevet 3 years ago
I hate those fish that eat the chiclida If I go to lake malawi I would Have a huge fish fry and eat those losers
Beesbestfriend 3 years ago
Absolutely fantastic, 5 stars ^_^
Kookioz 3 years ago
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Hey I have a cichlid tank with some unknown cichlids im pretty sure theyre from Lake Malawi can you help name them please? Check my channel for the videos.
Zerstiren 3 years ago
pretty cool
leoreavis 3 years ago
this video is really cool u must watch it .
malawiroom 3 years ago
I want to go there and take hundreds of cichlids back with me for my tank.
JacobAndrewCastro 3 years ago
You can take some back for free through the Stuart Grant company (Red Zebra Tours)...as many as you can fit in a shipping box.
evm2007 3 years ago
i like the 1:45 bit where the babies go in the mummas mouth :D
RobStaniford 3 years ago
love 0:50 seconds shot
moofdebowl 3 years ago
If there was a finding nemo on australia, i would like a finding [something] at Lake Malawi!!
initialdstreetstage3 3 years ago
me too. that would kick ass...although ellen dgeneris gotta go
9jake900 3 years ago
...Finding Esther? (Metriaclima estherae...google it)
evm2007 3 years ago
lol, good one. It looks like it hides like Nemo. XD
initialdstreetstage3 3 years ago
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those stupid niggers are destroying those great habitats.
wtfyourdumb 3 years ago
Actually it's the WTO, WHO, and UN that's causing all of that. For example the WTO and WHO introduced Tilapia and other food fishes into Lake Victoria...now more than 90% of the endemic cichlids there are extinct....luckily a few survived in the hobby thanks to dedicated breeders...
evm2007 3 years ago
fuck you actually malawi doesnt cause pollution and waste gasses where over here in england it isso you stfu wtfyourdumb
vt006 3 years ago
...wtf are you talking about? I hope you aren't talking about me and what I said... What I said I was talking about Lake Victoria. Luckily Lake Tanganyika and Lake Malawi are still for the most part and preserved. Pollution isn't a problem at Malawi or Tanganyika, it's over fishing in certain areas that's causing some species to disappear but for the most part the cichlids are still fluorishing there... So chill the hell out moron... I actually KNOW what I am talking about...unlike you...
evm2007 3 years ago
i do know what im talking about dont say the n word u stupid idiot
vt006 3 years ago
...I didn't...
evm2007 3 years ago
r u wtfyourdumb
vt006 3 years ago
dude stay off this site before I find out who you are and eat you up.
THEOPTIA 3 years ago
why should i stay off this its my country i caqn stand up for my rights so plz keep quiet
vt006 3 years ago
dude your 4 foot 5 and 13 years old, just be nice, thats all. Now please enjoy the video. Cheers
THEOPTIA 3 years ago
and im actually 5 foot 6 so dont compare me to urself
vt006 3 years ago
ok, you are my 21 year old daughters size...my bad
THEOPTIA 3 years ago
oops sorry, I meant , you are my 12 year old daughters size...my bad
THEOPTIA 3 years ago
not you i mean that guy wtfyourdumb
vt006 3 years ago
i will dive there 1day. It is a must!
erictjie 3 years ago 2
i was born and grew up in Malawi the scuba diving in the lake is great with all the different fish.
buglight141 3 years ago
whats the title of this movie? anybody please?
barabas1037 3 years ago
I think it Planet Earth from discovery channel. I could be wrong but Im pretty positive.
mangisda 3 years ago 3
It's the freshwater video from that series Planet Earth.
BTW if anyone didn't realize it, at 1:45 she says HE is holding the fish in the mouth...actually that is a female and appears to be Tyrannochromis macrostoma...a very beautiful cichlid when the males are fully colored...they're also piscivores...
evm2007 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
where is lake malawi?
kanzakimusume 3 years ago
Africa :)
hmac111 3 years ago
ur gay
9jake900 3 years ago
That was a very nice video! Lovely!
barabas1037 3 years ago
00:51 to 01:10 .... absoluytely amazing video. Inspiration for all cichlid keepers! love it
gordonputfile 4 years ago 3
Love the vid, thanx for sharing!
armandiqudimoon 4 years ago
Oh what lovely shots, specially of the cichlids(I saw some of mine!) & the fly clouds. Thanks for posting!
NightWhisperOfShadow 4 years ago 2
no more? awsome vid. where can i find the full thing?
khaki91 4 years ago
thanks mate absalutly amazing
marky271981 4 years ago
thx for sharing
various77 4 years ago
Discovery - Planet Earth
MalawiFan11 4 years ago
cool video, who what channel was it on?
tannable75 4 years ago