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Snell's Window

ANGFA member Greg Wallis runs the YouTube channel Snell's Window, built from many years of underwater filming of native fishes right across Australia, from Tasmania to the Northern Territory. With a huge back-catalogue of footage, his channel is a great way to see native fish species behaving naturally in their own habitat, from Barred Galaxias in Victoria's Goulburn River catchment to freshwater biotopes in the NT's Finniss River.

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Featured videos

Native Fish: Barred Galaxias (Galaxias fuscus) in the Goulburn River Catchment

Barred Galaxias, an endangered species, filmed in its native habitat in Victoria's Goulburn River catchment.

Barred Galaxias, Goulburn River catchment
Barred Galaxias, Goulburn River catchment

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Native Fish: Blackmast or Strawman (Craterocephalus stramineus) in the Wild

The Blackmast, also known as the Strawman, filmed in the wild.

Blackmast (Strawman) in the wild
Blackmast (Strawman) in the wild

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Native Fish: Finniss River Freshwater Biotope, Northern Territory

A freshwater biotope from the Finniss River in the Northern Territory, showing the fish that live there.

Finniss River freshwater biotope, Northern Territory
Finniss River freshwater biotope, Northern Territory

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Freshwater Fish: Fotheringate Creek, Flinders Island, Tasmania

Freshwater fish habitat at Fotheringate Creek on Flinders Island, Tasmania.

Fotheringate Creek, Flinders Island, Tasmania
Fotheringate Creek, Flinders Island, Tasmania

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