ANGFA member content
ANGFA member Jason Sulda runs the YouTube channel Australian Biotopes, where he builds and documents strikingly detailed, naturalistic aquarium biotopes recreating the habitats of Australian and New Guinean native fishes. His eye for detail is exceptional — from the placement of leaf litter and driftwood down to the light and water conditions of the wild habitats he's recreating — and his videography is some of the best the hobby has to offer. If you want to see what a truly considered, well-researched biotope looks like, or just want to enjoy some beautifully shot aquarium video, his channel is well worth a visit and a subscribe.
A tour of freshwater fish habitats south of Cairns in North Queensland — part one of an exploration of the region's native fish and the environments they live in.
A biotope aquarium recreating a Weipa habitat in North Queensland, home to Threadfin Rainbowfish and Spotted Blue-eyes.
The wild biotope of the Honey Blue-eye (Pseudomugil mellis), showing the natural habitat this threatened species calls home.
A look at Red-fin Blue-eyes and their habitat at Edgbaston Reserve, one of the most important sites for threatened native fishes in Australia.
Searys Creek, showcasing some of the best Ornate Rainbowfish habitat in Australia and the other species that share it.
