I really do like the weight comparisons you do, like theres a sizable chunk of your audience that knows exactly the weight of a Big Horn Sheep but not pounds or kilos. This isn't supposed to be passive aggressive or anything, I genuinly enjoy the comparisons. I think they're funny. I've been watching you for a year or two and I'm glad you're getting the recognition you deserve.
Don’t stop with the largest freshwater fish yet coz I’m sure you should be able to find 5 more Maybe grass carp ,golden mahseer,Indian carp,tigrinus,goonch,jao
I too was surprised the Mahseer didn't make the lists yet. A truly epic fish that deserves at least a mention! He did mention the Goonch (don't recall which vid) and yeah, as far as cats go, that is one very scary beast! Jeremy Wade (River Monsters) also provided an excellent Goonch vid. Highly recommended. :)
Do one on five wonderful fish. On wrasse especially the tuskfish. It uses rocks and hard coral to crack open crustaceans and shellfish for eating. They are the only fish known fish to use “tools” to their advantage
I also had an idea for a video series since you mentioned wanting to hear ideas from us. Basically, it'd be a video series about fish you could get that resemble other crazy, expensive, illegal, or other reasons that stated fish is not suitable for ownership. You'd then go through a couple of fish that are similar to the subject fish of the video but they'd in general be more realisitic to keep for a hobbyist. Example: You want a Silver Arowana, but their size is a problem, so you'd recommend things like African Butterfly Fish. Dunno if something like this would work, just thought I'd let you hear my ramblings.
that's a great idea as there are so many controversial fish that get a bad rep as people buy them even if they don't have enough space, i might be able to make a video about that in the future
I would really like to see you talk about the Golden Mahseer, Jau Catfish, Yellowcheek Carp, and Dorado Catfish if that’s possible. All of them grow to large lengths and masses. I really hope that my comment will help.
Your sub count skyrocketed since like a week ago. I’ve been watching since your 5th vid and love the channel. Glad to see you grow keep up with the great content.
I think an interesting series could be featuring all the members of a group in one video, like giant catfish, eels, sturgeons, carp, and others, just comparing them ;)
Yes, top 5 smallest fish in the world -series next :D Also, killifish of the week or something similar. Some species have adapted to extreme environments and have some of the coolest adaptations of all the vertebrates. Many can remain dormant for prolonged periods as eggs, waiting for the next pond to form after rain. They are also often really colourful.
You could also do a series on the largest prehistoric fish? Or maybe dangerous fish (that are not sharks)? Would also be interesting to hear about fish diseases and/or parasites such as the ones that infect killifish.
Thank you for the videos. I would like to make a suggestion. I appreciate how you make size comparison's with animals almost no one knows about. Perhaps you could occasionally do some comparison's with proportionately equivalent multiple, partial, or combination of even more obscure animals.
I stumbled across your channel on salt water ep1 and looking at ur old videos you didn't have both ways of showing meters and feet and as someone from Europe it's nice to see both. Also super interesting videos even though untill i watched your saltwater ep1 i wasn't rly intrigued by fish haha keep it up!
You should continue the biotope videos but do it by a state level. Like an Illinois Biotope, Saskatchewan Biotope. Just like featuring a few fish you like from 🇺🇸 and 🇨🇦 states
Great video! I enjoyed it, If you do want to make a part 10, Some big fish suggestions: Murray Cob Silver Cob I dont know the english name but its called “snoekbaars” in dutch River trout
Thanks so very much for an incredible series Tsuki!!! New to your channel and just binge watched all the episodes of this series. I'm sure it was a painstaking ordeal to collect and edit all the info provided but I truly appreciated all your hard work. As a hard-core fisherman, I love seeing vids like this and though my list of species on your listings that I've caught is rather meager, I can at least say I've caught many. Some of these magnificent animals are truly humbling to hook up with on rod and reel and in may cases, quite formidable. I get angered to see the dramatic effect us humans have had on so many of these species, knowing that their endangerment is not just due to human predation and environment disruption (i.e. dam construction) but also to the fact that many countries' governments do not give a damn about their plight, so control regulations are often just ignored by poachers and commercial netters with impunity. So sad. At least through programs such as yours, their plight is brought to folks awareness and we can only hope things in the future improve. My very best to you and your beautiful doggy Arnie my good Sir and thanks again. Time now to watch your Largest Salt Water Fish series! :)
Sir you can include the Golden masheer, wallago attu, vandu catfish, and sir you might also add irrudecent shark in the next part of biggest fishes Sorry for any spelling mistake 😅
Lake Ontario used to be, 150 years ago, a serious source of sturgeon. A lot of the economy of cities along the Danube and the Rhine were dependent on and were sustained by a Sturgeon fishery. Humanity "screwed the pooch) on that one....again
As an American, the phrase “thousands of pounds per kilogram” messes with my head because the fact that 2.2 pounds is a kilogram is permanently burned into my frontal lobe
Perhaps a list of the species with the longest life spans?
I like that idea :)
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@@TsukiCove Kaluga Sturgeon could eat Masha and Dasha in 5 times bite
@@TsukiCove or the shortest life spans
@@TsukiCove can you do a video on what the hell this is
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I love how you compare the weight of each fish to some random basically unknown animal. Very funny.
Top 10 smallest freshwater fish
Pls
This
i would like to see this
This would be super cool too
Day one of asking tsuki to talk about the coelocanth
Video suggestion :"5 largest prehistoric fish (both freshwater and salt water) of all time."
It would be a great video to be featured on your channel.
Good idea
How about a series about prehistoric species of fish
Bro, there are many large freshwater fish left. I can recommend more to you. Please don't end this series. I love it.
Rarest fish species perhaps? I also like the idea of longest living.
I really do like the weight comparisons you do, like theres a sizable chunk of your audience that knows exactly the weight of a Big Horn Sheep but not pounds or kilos.
This isn't supposed to be passive aggressive or anything, I genuinly enjoy the comparisons. I think they're funny. I've been watching you for a year or two and I'm glad you're getting the recognition you deserve.
thanks man I really appreciate it, the weight comparison has become a bit of a meme so I'm leaning into it haha
Love this series! You should feature striped bass just because of their migratory freshwater excursions
Don’t stop with the largest freshwater fish yet coz I’m sure you should be able to find 5 more
Maybe grass carp ,golden mahseer,Indian carp,tigrinus,goonch,jao
He did the goonch already
I too was surprised the Mahseer didn't make the lists yet. A truly epic fish that deserves at least a mention!
He did mention the Goonch (don't recall which vid) and yeah, as far as cats go, that is one very scary beast!
Jeremy Wade (River Monsters) also provided an excellent Goonch vid. Highly recommended. :)
What about the 5 rarest fish in the world?
So long as the last video puts the big fish into perspective by comparing them to ridiculously obscure land animals I'm there for it.
The last video on the series can be a list of all the fishes like the small to the biggest rank
By weight or length?
@@Chroniknight length
Do one on five wonderful fish. On wrasse especially the tuskfish. It uses rocks and hard coral to crack open crustaceans and shellfish for eating. They are the only fish known fish to use “tools” to their advantage
I also had an idea for a video series since you mentioned wanting to hear ideas from us. Basically, it'd be a video series about fish you could get that resemble other crazy, expensive, illegal, or other reasons that stated fish is not suitable for ownership. You'd then go through a couple of fish that are similar to the subject fish of the video but they'd in general be more realisitic to keep for a hobbyist. Example: You want a Silver Arowana, but their size is a problem, so you'd recommend things like African Butterfly Fish.
Dunno if something like this would work, just thought I'd let you hear my ramblings.
that's a great idea as there are so many controversial fish that get a bad rep as people buy them even if they don't have enough space, i might be able to make a video about that in the future
@@TsukiCove please do it
I would really like to see you talk about the Golden Mahseer, Jau Catfish, Yellowcheek Carp, and Dorado Catfish if that’s possible. All of them grow to large lengths and masses. I really hope that my comment will help.
Top 5 largest prehistoric freshwater fish
oh yeah that would be quite interesting, great suggestion :)
Your sub count skyrocketed since like a week ago. I’ve been watching since your 5th vid and love the channel. Glad to see you grow keep up with the great content.
yeah I'm happy it's doing so well at the moment, thanks for the support i really appreciate it :)
Id love to see a series about sport fish or something related to fishing. If you want, id love to collab on it
Aba aba fish has such a cute and derpy smile
haha it really does
man i love this channel the videos give off such good vibes
I think an interesting series could be featuring all the members of a group in one video, like giant catfish, eels, sturgeons, carp, and others, just comparing them ;)
Yes, top 5 smallest fish in the world -series next :D
Also, killifish of the week or something similar. Some species have adapted to extreme environments and have some of the coolest adaptations of all the vertebrates. Many can remain dormant for prolonged periods as eggs, waiting for the next pond to form after rain. They are also often really colourful.
love this dudes consistency
You could also do a series on the largest prehistoric fish? Or maybe dangerous fish (that are not sharks)?
Would also be interesting to hear about fish diseases and/or parasites such as the ones that infect killifish.
Thank you for the videos. I would like to make a suggestion. I appreciate how you make size comparison's with animals almost no one knows about. Perhaps you could occasionally do some comparison's with proportionately equivalent multiple, partial, or combination of even more obscure animals.
This has been a great series
I stumbled across your channel on salt water ep1 and looking at ur old videos you didn't have both ways of showing meters and feet and as someone from Europe it's nice to see both. Also super interesting videos even though untill i watched your saltwater ep1 i wasn't rly intrigued by fish haha keep it up!
I spent the time to watch this whole series :D
Top 5 extinct fish species. Species humans drove to extinction.
For the final freshwater species list you should include lahontan cutthroat trout. For a trout species it reaches an impressive size
Top 5 favorite predator fish? (Series)
"to put it in perspective it's the same size as this animal you've never seen or ever heard of before!!!"
One more video on this topic 🙌🏻
Nice video!
5 of the most common fish species on each continent
Top 5 largest species of snakehead?
giant snakehead
They need to get some fish ladders and bypass canals built on those rivers.
I think it would be interesting to discuss the large prehistoric fish
The mangar in the tigris and euphrates river! They grow really big
You should continue the biotope videos but do it by a state level. Like an Illinois Biotope, Saskatchewan Biotope. Just like featuring a few fish you like from 🇺🇸 and 🇨🇦 states
Maybe Vundu, Nile Perch, Electric Eel, Muskellunge, Giant snakehead, Wallago Leeri, Jau catfish
Top 5 carrion eating fishies in glorious action.
Great video! I enjoyed it, If you do want to make a part 10, Some big fish suggestions:
Murray Cob
Silver Cob
I dont know the english name but its called “snoekbaars” in dutch
River trout
Largestest brackish water fish maybe🤔😁?
Do a smallest fish series where you feature small fish
You should do a part 10 with the
1.Salween Rita catfish (Rita sacerdotum) size 200cm 79in 6ft
2.gilded catfish (Zungaro zungaro) size 140cm 55in 4ft
3.discus ray (paratrygon aireba) size 1.6m 5.2ft
4.iridescent shark (pangasianodon hypophthalmus) size 130cm 4.3ft
5.Asian red tail catfish (hemibagrus wyckioides) size 130cm 4ft
Perhaps you could do one specifically on sharks (appreciate there is some overlap with your freshwater and saltwater fish)
Thanks so very much for an incredible series Tsuki!!!
New to your channel and just binge watched all the episodes of this series. I'm sure it was a painstaking ordeal to collect and edit all the info provided but I truly appreciated all your hard work.
As a hard-core fisherman, I love seeing vids like this and though my list of species on your listings that I've caught is rather meager, I can at least say I've caught many. Some of these magnificent animals are truly humbling to hook up with on rod and reel and in may cases, quite formidable.
I get angered to see the dramatic effect us humans have had on so many of these species, knowing that their endangerment is not just due to human predation and environment disruption (i.e. dam construction) but also to the fact that many countries' governments do not give a damn about their plight, so control regulations are often just ignored by poachers and commercial netters with impunity. So sad. At least through programs such as yours, their plight is brought to folks awareness and we can only hope things in the future improve.
My very best to you and your beautiful doggy Arnie my good Sir and thanks again. Time now to watch your Largest Salt Water Fish series! :)
To put that into perspective here is an even more obscure animal that no layman will know the size of.
I love your mass comparisons. 😂 like oh yeah! Duh! Its the same as an indian crested porcupine!
Also the Mary River cod a separate species to the Murry cod and also lives in the same rivers as the Australian lungfish
Maybe do a smallest freshwater and saltwater fish video?
yes thank you so much it makes my day
You should do smallest freshwater/saltwater fish
Don't forget about the golden mahseer
I'll include it in the last one, it's just really hard to find images to use for that species
Top 5 ancient fish that are still alive today
Tsuki hope u doing ok. I will like to know about your snakeheads, r they ok and how big they r. Take care and keep up the information.
What about polular sport fish?
Bass, Trout, Walleye etc and why their popular?
Omg I love this video and I love this so much
This fish is as heavy as this sheep or this other sheep lol. Great vid I just found that funny
Sir you can include the Golden masheer, wallago attu, vandu catfish, and sir you might also add irrudecent shark in the next part of biggest fishes
Sorry for any spelling mistake 😅
And even the peace surubi a catfish similar to tiger shovel nose
I know it's another sturgeon but what about the Hausen. A sturgeon endemic to the danube and Parts of the Black sea, also called "King of the danube"
Still waiting for the golden masheer to be in a video!
Lake Ontario used to be, 150 years ago, a serious source of sturgeon. A lot of the economy of cities along the Danube and the Rhine were dependent on and were sustained by a Sturgeon fishery. Humanity "screwed the pooch) on that one....again
What I have taken away from this is that the species name of gator gar is spatula.
good job tsuki
What is the max length of Channa diplogramma?
ummm I'm not totally sure but I think like 50-60cm but it's worth doing a little research online
That last fish looks like a Dr Seuss character lmao.
top 5 living fossil fish
Do the pondicherry shark next pls.
You should do biggest prehistoric fish
The Aba Aba looks rather goofy for its behavior not gonna lie
Top 5 most dangerous fish in the aquarium hobby
i would like to see more massive fish hopefully 0-0
As an American, the phrase “thousands of pounds per kilogram” messes with my head because the fact that 2.2 pounds is a kilogram is permanently burned into my frontal lobe
Maybe a list about the most expensive fish?
Top 5 fish that have special abilitys like the archer fish spiting water
did you feature the golden mahseer yet?
Suggestion's for videos:
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That is all.
I shall take that on board haha
Top 5 fish that live in both salt and fresh water
What about the Striped Bass?! They can get to over 60 pounds!
You should do a smallest freshwater fish
*Largest Freshwater fish series exists*
Sturgeon: Can I talk my shit againnnnnnn
Pls do the burbot(lota lota) next time!
Yay a new video
What about the fresh water drum those can get huge I know I’ve caught one!
You should do a video about the largest fish to ever live
Next series: the “SMALLEST” freshwater fish
I think this could prove to be even more interesting. 👀
5 unique fish like the archer fish, flying fish or a saw fish
Do top 5 common brackish water fish
6:53 It looks so friendly tho
you should do the fastest fish
Can you do a spotlight video on the species of bichir?
Don't forget about freshwater sawfish
You should do the largemouth bass
They’re not that big
How about wallago catfish?
You should do the stiap
You should also do the channel catfish