The deep water of Lake Tanganyika.

Mvuna Island around Kipili, has steep cliffs that reach to great depth, where I captured the hunting "Bhatybates" on film at a depth around 50 meters. And during the dive at different depths several beautiful cichlids such as "Cyphotilapia frontosa" filmed in their natural environment.

[ZacharyGames]

It’s so hard to find these kinds of videos for freshwater! Awesome!

[Akiweb]

Absolutely stunning. Very clean footage! So interesting to watch cyphotilapias in their natural habitat.

[kevindixo]

Awesome video... Helps me with my aquascape... We need more content like this... Thanks for sharing. 😍👍🏾

[LewisNuke]

It's beautiful but at the same time weird seeing fish we keep in our tanks at home in their natural home

[hanifanzak]

What species is this? 0:59
It has similar color to frontosa and tretocephalus.

[taylorcaudil]

Is that a cyprochromis at 0:50? Amazing looking fish.

[Back_Manta]

cool seeing freshwater sponges on the rocks in a lake with fish that can pass as saltwater reef fish.

[reptilesavage]

I didn't know the water was blue enough to go snorkeling, beautiful

[DEXTER-TV-series]

What is the temperature of the water at depth? *Why do African cichlids need warm water if they swim at a depth of several hundred meters?!*

[liamfox]

The sponges make it really look more like a marine environment then a freshwater lake

[stefanhernold]

Wonder if there has ever been a submersible sent down to the greatest depth (1400 m) in the lake`s northern part.

[nategabig]

Amazing Video…from my travels across Africa I’d never have thought to bring a mask and fins! Isn’t this lake where Gustav the man-eating crocodile lived? How prevalent are crocs there where you dive?

[thehairywoodsman]

1:15 anyone, what is this creature ? an eel, a fish, a snake ? I need this in my aquarium.