Aquariums, la face cachée d'un commerce

I was totally captivated by this documentary! It was absolutely beautiful and so poignant. I so hope everyone gets an opportunity to view this and learns about the harm we are causing harvesting aquarium fish and how we are destroying our reefs. This documentary was so well done: the scenery, music, and speakers were so captivating, and the documentary flowed well and was quite well made. Congratulations of a job well done! Quite educational!

Not only is this documentary beautiful it is extremely well done & highly educational. The film exposes the horrific truth about the harm caused by harvesting tropical fish for the aquarium trade. Harvesting tropical fish from our oceans depletes the fish population along with destroying our reefs. As humans we need to nurture the ecology of the planet not destroy it. Activists fighting to keep our planet in balance deserve our support.

View this film with your neighbors & children!

This incredible exposé uncovers the truly damaging and far reaching implications of people poaching wildlife from our oceans' coral reefs. The story is told factually and creatively including beautiful shots uncovering disturbing truths. Natives and experts alike delve into frightening detail bringing to light just how endangered the coral reefs and some species of fish have become. This film is beautiful and educational and hopefully can become a widespread teaching tool and voice to shine a spotlight on these critical, destructive practices.

I had no idea that of the destruction of reefs and fish populations by the aquarium industry.

Thank you, for making this informative documentary, lets keep the fish in the ocean and save our reefs.

I always knew people took fish from the Coral Reefs as see them in homes, offices, often. However, This Documentary was an real eye opener to how these people collect the fish and the damage they do to Coral Reefs.

We are only just learning that our Sea life communicate just as we do with sounds and behaviour and some even have emotions which can clearly been seen in the connections they have with their families.

This is an ongoing problem we have to solve before its too late.