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  • waste of space and fish you cant even see them all because of the tank size!!!!

  • some of these comment whahaa!! it needs more carnivore's bla bla bla.....you guy's must not have seen the pescivoor's in theire of the big fucking croc at the end!!!

  • Now all they need is a few Nile Perch...

  • If there wasn't nile perch being intorduced in the rift lakes, and constant fish collection, fishing, and pollution in the rift lakes, the lake would look like this.

  • I'm surprised any of you can care for African Cichlids when you can't even spell! I am disgusted when I read posts on here.

  • Toooooo crowded!!!!!!! you need a carnivore in there..... HAHAAAAAAAAAAAA om nom nom!

  • Even tho it's huge I don't like it should

    Of been nicer for the size a better aqua scape less fish and more color there all so pale and ugly I been smaller tanks with nicer cichlids

  • there is to many fish They dont have any olace to swim!!!

  • Just needs more water move mention I'm sure... Y'all is crazy...over thinkin

  • I bet fish don't cross breed in that tank lol.. What a joke.. Who ever was in control of stocking this tank failed!!

  • Great !!!!

  • I am sorry to say but a Aquarium should be a Biotope of the real lake thus imitating nature and how they are and behave in the real lake. This is nothing close to that all the fish are on a stale mate no one is fighting for territory because they cant keep any due to the immense number of fish there. Thus making this a bad aquarium made just for people that want eye popping colors.

  • I MUST GO TO THIS PLACE THIS IS AWESOME

  • Id love to have an aquarium setup this big for my africans, that way I could snorkel with them...minus the alligator..

  • @vidockq if you think about it mate, say each fish is at least 15 cm which they arent time say 25,000 ish fish, minimum tank is 375,000litres and that 220,000 gallon, that 1,000,139 litres and you supposed to over crowd the tank that leaves about 50,000 too few of fish just to have a 1:1 ratio of fish to litre, then you've got to over crowd....that makes you very dumb and scares me if you keep cichlids.

  • Really bad choice of fish to put there, also the turtle do not belong there ... and its way to over crowded. Americans NEVER do their homework right.

  • @vidockq

    its not overcrouded... it looks about right for a viewing tank to me, if there was enough food in the rift lakes the lakes themselves would look like that if they wernt fished... its not like they just leave all these fish outside and dont feed them

  • I wonder how much breeding happens in there and if they have to extract the extra fry?!?!?!?

  • i just want about 10 of them let me pick

  • Great tank, the croc is a trip- must be what occurs in nature as well. Nice tank with different kinds of africans

  • As many haps as mbuna in there if not more, Interesting how the Victorian lake species hang out around the croc, don't seem to see them anywhere else. It's amazing the africans don't die of bloat with all that hay. man Cool to see that giant distichodis and a giant labeo shark too.

  • omfg they have made something so beautiful i went to busch gradens but didnt see this for my senior trip i went in spring 2009 wish i could have seen this

  • why a croc doin there in a tank full of fishes?lol plus a croc in a fish tank lmao???

  • ia that a real crocodile in the last part???? lol

  • @xsapx13 .....yes it is and that thing is huge

  • way 2 many fish for it to be interesting!

  • @wildnotmild1 ........omg its a 220,000 gallon tank theres plenty of room but they crowd the glass so it looks over stocked but its not, I live in tampa and have seen that tank 100's of times......

  • Guys this is a theme park named "Busch Gardens" In tampa bay Florida, Its actually a hippo exhibit but the chiclids bred like crazy and now live happily in this tank reproducing all the time. The background noise are fans blowing air for visitors as its very hot here in tampa during the spring and summer months. All the floating debri is hay that is fed to the messy hippos

  • it´s not only mbunas.

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  • @dulcechristo ...is it deuchechristo?

  • That is awful! I've seen many You Tube members tanks that are way more beautiful than this! I agree with djm. What a waste of money and time. Too many fish too!

  • @pipperoooo .....really? youtube members have 220,000 gallon tank? go to busch gardens tampa bay and check it out yourself, dont go off a shitty video......

  • wow nice

  • wats the noise at the back?

  • Lmfao. Get a clue dude.

  • If you look in the background you'll notice the fish hang near the windows because they are fed there. And that crocodile is amazing

  • can someone tell me where this tank is located .

  • it looks stupid all of them look stressed they should have had like a couple hundred gallon tanks spread out over the place

  • Honest in my opinion... I think that this is a waste of tank space... they could be displaying these cichlids true beauty by putting 10 big boulders in there... or even a just a pile of rocks... I'm not saying there treated horribly but they could do so much more

  • anyone know what the labeo species is at 1:53 ??

  • That's cylindricus I think

  • "d1andonly22" did you know that many cichlids species in lake malawi is now gone forever due to the people there with their nets that bill gates gave to them. even the smallest fish cant get trough those nets. And the japanese was there to fishing for deep-living copadichromis species, and they only want the males, thats pretty fucked up.. so when i see this tank, with a turtle, aligator and shit in it... i do think its a waste of fish, hope its not wild caught cichlids.

  • For those who say this is nothing like the lakes they are from in Africa, if u ever seen the episode of earth on discovery channel that they did on the lakes then you would know that they are jammed packed with fish almost like that tank.. And its a show tank no one would want to see a 220,000 gallon tank with 100 fish in it, all the fish in the video looked healthy to me, Not a waste of fish at all but a great fuckin tank.. Great video..

  • but the fish moved and looked happy when they were home in there habitat. these guys just seem to be all "hey were just here" at 1:00 there just sitting there. reminds me of walmart. there should be more to this tank than open space.

  • Bu Tank değil bence gölet gibir birşey olmuş :)

  • typo i would love see feeding time

  • i would love to to feeding time

  • for any of you who have never been there...thats the tank where they keep the hippo, the tank with the crocodile is a completely different tank...i should know i was just there 2 weeks ago

  • where would someone find this tank or simalar

    to that one

  • i mean come on...this is`nt how it is in the lake.. not enough circulation for starters..

    and that turtle, and aligator? its impressive but this is just a waste of fish ;)

  • wtf is ur problem, it is a show tank, it is a large aquarium, a waste of fish, i think ur a waste of breath

  • have you seen how many cichlids people in africa pull out of there lakes on a daily basis im surprised there still starving, this is not a waste of fish your a waste of a brain.

  • This is definitely not overstocked. With 10,000 fish in 220,000 gallons, that equals 22 gallons per fish. With that as a guide it would mean you would stock a 100 gallon tank with 4 or five fish. The surface area on that tank compared to the depth also makes it much better at oxygen exchange into the water. Finally, the fish are crowding the window because they are fed there to bring them into view of the patrons of the aquarium.

  • i would love to save a months worth of shit up and throw it in there

  • This is practically Lake Malawi itself!

  • 10,000+ cichlid @220,000 gallon of water is Not overstocked! =)

  • what a retarded comment!

  • you are a fucking fucklick, it is a 220,000 g tank, thats 22g per fuckin fish, go read the description and get a horse to anal you

  • I have the same filter system in my 40g tank as they use for this one...

  • They seem to be really lethargic, though. Most cichlids are pretty active.

  • Another retarded comment!

  • wow man that is the coolest i have seen.

  • Thats more than overstocked!

    In the nature they live in schools of tausends,of course,but they have really more than fucking 220000L for 10000 fishes!

  • fishes?

  • The Mbunas looks very unnatural, they very fat!

  • 220,000 gallons, this tank is fucking epic!

  • I would like to dive in that tank.

  • mbunas swim in schools of thousands , the stillness is erie though...

  • I dived Lake Malawi ... this is NOT how they school.

  • you dove lake Malawi?You lucky bumb,I want to so bad.

  • i agree

  • really cool...

  • wow, that is no dbout the ultimate. croc/aligator as well. truely ultimate.

  • i am jealous there is more fish than i have in my tank gurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

  • no...

  • no this is really at busch gardens tard

  • i got your busch garden right here

  • amazing?

    where is it????

  • I also think all fish were moving in front. There is enough space for all. Beautiful tank.

    I am sure they don't have to feed the turtle and crocodile with extra food :)

  • khaki, but there is a FINE line of crowded to die down aggression and over crowding them to an extend that the fish barely move...

  • my brother works here as a manager and i have visited myself several times what happens is the fish come to the front of the tank when they see shadows of people looking at them as they think they are going to get food there is plenty of space at the back

  • Bellissimo mi piacerebbe vederlo dal vivo!!

  • whoever thinks its overcrowded needs to lay of the crack pipe.

  • i want eat al of them :D

  • Lol with that croc and terrapins being there, it won't be too overcrowded for long. Although, I do have to agree with some of you that it does appear overcrowded. Yes i've kept Mbuna and yes overcrowding is a way to limit aggression but we're talking about our little 100 gallon tanks compared to 220,000+ gallons That's practically a pond/lake to itself. I'd have to disagree with "people working there" who think they know. At Sea World, they have an overly super crowded tank of mbunas and haps.

  • dude there are way to many fish in there but its beautiful.

  • Those fish are way to overcrowded and the the are sluggish.

  • african cichlids keepers should know that overcrowding africanc cichlid is one way to keep the aggression down.

  • Yes, you need to find that good balance, even cichlids can be cramped. They are not that overcrowded in the wild.

  • the people that work there know better than to overcrowd. and if you apply the inch per gallon rule then you would know its not overcrowded.

  • That's in no way over crowded. Any one who has cichlids knows than when you are in front of the glass, they go to the glass but if you see in the background there is a lot of space.

  • Vay anasına

  • over crowded

  • wow a 20lb catfish in with those chiclids wow

  • there was no catfish in there it was a karp dumbass...

  • black shark. closely related to carp

  • oh... yeah i thought my red tail looked a lot like a karp haha.

  • black labeo

  • that is so freaking awesome!!! i ust dont get why some of the fish dont move

  • awesome,awesome,AWESOME!

    its going to be on my favs!

    huge variation,but i hope they add in :red parrot cichlid,oscar,knifefishand also some big plecos,

    and i hope the aligator or the turtle

    doenst eat all the fish.

  • damn now thats how it shuld be, over populated to keep the agressive down

  • wow...

  • my good!!! where is it?

  • Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, FL

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