Recent content by Nezmo

Many fish undergo startling changes as they transition from their juvenile phase to the adult. After the Caribbean version of Amazing Transformations, we now present part 1 of the Pacific Islands Amazing Transformations. We begin with the Koran Angelfish. The Juvenile displays the striking blue...

This is a video about everyone's favorite...clownfish! It begins with a look at a family of the spectacular blue-striped clownfish, and takes you to a huge colony of Tomato Clowns in their numerous Green Bubble-Tipped Anemones. We also showcase a few other clown species as we travel from Fiji to...

As aquarium keepers, we often only get to see one phase of a fishes lifespan, and some not at all, because of size. One thing that struck me when I first went out on the reefs was the various phases of fishes, from the juveniles through various sexes and adult fish that I had never seen before...

We shoot everything in 1080 P, and I was a video editor for 18 years, so I always strive to make our videos as good as they can be. It also helped that this was a shallow reef with very clear water.

We have been on many coral reefs over the last 20 years and what I have always seen personally is that there is usually a dead part of the reef, and a thriving live part. If you look closely at the dead part, it is covered with small young corals that have implanted, and are starting to grow...

I gave up on tangs awhile ago because they always got to aggressive, and turned the tank into a warzone. I guess with a larger tank, they would work out, but I have traded tangs for rabbitfish, and have a particular love for foxfaces as they only showed aggression to other rabbitfish, and can...

I don't know what you are feeding, but I feed brine shrimp with a turkey baster and squirt a bit at the more shy fish while my "HOG" fish work on the bit that I squirted in the area where I put most of the food. I use this to feed my shrimps also, and they appreciate the food delivered right to...

This was shot about 2 years ago. With all the coral bleaching going on, I hope it still looks like that. I don't think Fiji has the problems that the Great Barrier Reef has though.

My wife and I have been keeping saltwater tanks since 1975, and have been shooting underwater videos for almost 20 years. As a new member here, I thought you might like to take a leisurely tour through a beautiful hard coral reef that we shot in the Yasawa Islands in Fiji. The light was just...