Just wanted to thank you for getting my 9 year old little girl so interested in the hobby... Now when we go to the fish store she's calling out cichlids and gouramis like it's nothing. Great videos..
The brown striped catfish was a big bumblebee catfish, the silver diamond-shaped fish are called monodactylus, or monos, and the dolphin fish is indeed called an african or freshwater dolphin fish, native to the great african lakes, they are predatory and electric, grow around 60 cm, and are relatives of the black ghost knifefish & elephant fish
The dolphin fish that you caught is indeed a Freshwater Dolphin Fish. They are found in west Africa, and the shocks that you felt was indeed an electric shock. They use it to find food and defend themselves from predators
I think this is your most impressive video yet. All those different kinds of fish together in those sewers. I don’t think you have caught such a large variety in one video before. Looks like you could be headed for 2M subscribers this year. Keep up the great work.
The fish that you called Dolphins are actually Mormyrus. They are mildly electric for; finding food, navigation and communication with other electric fish.... And that is literally all I know about it.
Freshwater Dolphin! Freshwater Dolphin Fish is a rare fish in the trade and nearly impossible to properly ID. As part of the Mormyridae fish family, these fish are not actual “dolphins” but fish that resemble them, hence the name. They are fairly blind and rely on their electrical pulse to navigate; they can and will bump into objects (especially if you rearrange your decorations) so it is important to choose decorations that do not have any sharp edges. 30" max. I think you also got a rare Blue Jack Dempsey too! Would love to see it someday!
This comment should be pinned!*** Thanks for clueing us all in on the dolphin fish mystery, haha!! Very cool. I think the triangular fish is an angel fish .. not sure though. We have freshwater ones for sale in fish stores here in MI
Good to see you again❤ That fish you caught that looks like a dolphin is actually a Freshwater Dolphin Fish. They are very rare. Nice catch! Another great video ❤
Also that IS a freshwater dolphin, or morymus, they are an aggressive species that can get up to 2 foot long so they need a very large tank, super cool find
Mormyrus is a genus of ray-finned fish in the family Mormyridae. They are weakly electric, enabling them to navigate, to find their prey, and to communicate with other electric fish.[1]
@@jenniferdooley8263 nah I've seen them on predatory fins before, knew what it was immediately. Did Google the size tho, as I was a little taken aback during the video at the size of the ones he was catching.
I'd be willing to bet this guy is dumping fish in the sewer for content. The biggest red flag for me was when he said "We caught axolotls in here". Axolotls are practically extinct in the wild minus one or two lakes in Mexico. So they were 1000% dumped there. Can't say for sure that he's the one who dumped them but its awfully suspicious. Basically any video you see online of people "catching axolotls in the wild" is bullshit because they're critically endangered in the wild. (Although we have a strong captive population) and people do it constantly for content. It's inhumane and quite frankly I'm not even sure they could survive in that water long. Not to mention all the other fish in there that would never be found in the same place and don't even req the same conditions. Many of these fish are warm water species. There's no chance that water is warm
I have to say I was not expecting to see brackish fish! The first mystery fish is a dragon goby, and the diamond shaped one is a mono. It takes brackish keepers months to get these in usually- nice finds!
As someone who isnt the biggest fish person, this was a very interesting watch! Ya never know what youtubes gonna recommend ya! Could be some weird different stuff or could be something that was uploaded when youtube first started! Gotta love it! Lol
Awesome video and finds Bobby. I really get excited and look forward to your videos. Im a 55 year old mom and am learning so much about different fish. Keep up the great work.
I really love the community that have been built because of Bobby.. there are 9 year old's, 55 year old's, im 28 years old in 8 days. My cosin is also watching, he is 17 😀 Just people loving bobby's joy and energy and cathing fish 😂
This is the first video of you I’ve seen and thank you your enthusiasm was so sweet and I love this for you lol I don’t even fish but this was refreshing ❤
The “dolphin fish” is actually just called the freshwater dolphin fish and they are rare, they use electric shocks to navigate and hunt, and they (as far as I know) are apparently found in Africa. And they’re pretty rare
OK Bobby, you win.... the MOST IMPRESSIVE video I've ever seen. Where the hell have these all come from??? It's like some specialist aquarist has emptied their collection for your amusement. Phenomenal!!!!!!!!!
This is probably one of the best Hall’s yet!! You should definitely do a part 3 and see if you can find any other parts or places that connect to/through that sewer! My favorite was that blue and white really cool colored ciclid you caught!!! Especially the dolphins those are my favorite animals!!! ❤
This is definitely NOT what I was looking for, yet here I am at the end wondering why I just watched this whole video 😂 You did well to keep me here lol
That that was caught around 20:15, it is literally referred to as a dolphin fish. It's a freshwater dolphin fish. Compared to other fishes, it is highly intelligent and will even play with toys! I first learned about it on Plant Earth!
Yeah, I Google lens-ed a screenshot of this fish from your video and found it! So cool that it's actually referred to as a "fresh water dolphin". It's scientific name is mormyrus kannume, apparently. Very cool find! I hope you have time to train them to do tricks or at least get them toys to play with. Here's a video of one playing with hoops in this RUclipsrs tank... ruclips.net/video/UBiA7SnHA_g/видео.htmlsi=06fJH3ZrBdsBu6SZ Also looked up the bit about the shocking you referred to... This is from an article I found, "The freshwater dolphinfish uses small electrical pulses to find food and defend itself." Very cool find!
Bro your channel is blowing up. I started following you back when you only had a hundred thousand subscribers and now you’re pushing a million and a half. I couldn’t be more happy for you. You stay grinding and putting out great content. That’s awesome bro. I can’t wait to see how big this channel will get. I say 4 million by the end of the year.
That's a mormyrus! They are from Africa I think, and yes they are Electric to help navigation - hopefully that won't cause an issue in a tank. Good find!
"The freshwater dolphin is known for its intelligence, curiosity, and outgoing nature. Keepers report that the fish plays with toys and learns tricks. Because of its electrical impulses, it can give a mild electric shock when caught." After reading that, I want to now see it play with toys lol
This fish conveniently enough is a dolphin fish and are a part of the Mormyridae sub family which is a group of fish most commonly known for having the unique elephant fish in it which can also produce electric shocks so if you also wish to learn more about the dolphin fish try looking up mormyrus longirostris which is its scientific name.
The fact that there are 10 mio clicks on this Video and only about 117000 likes is truly sad. But one more time an actualy good Video. Never stop doing this!
@@datbadassunicorn2832he’s doing way more than nearly all others for the fish community yet he triggered by not doing everything. Upload some of your own content and show us how it’s done.
@@supabiscuit I don’t live there. Or I would scoop out fish. But if your there to rescue fish from a sewer you should take all of them. Not just some.. he could rehome them.. or maybe a pet store might take them.
I would absolutely love to spend a couple days with you finding fish. We use to have multiple fish stores around where I live but now there are none. My son has been begging for an axolotl for years. I would just about give ,y right arm to have that tye dye looking gorgeous cichlids you caught. I still have a tank I haven’t used in close to 15 years because I just couldn’t find any healthy interesting fish locally after my last Oscar had an unfortunate accident one night when he took jumping lessons and was big enough to wipe out the tank cover in the process. Back when I was a teenager I had around 15 large tanks. I miss having fish.
The Freshwater Dolphin Fish (Mormyrus Longirostris) is known for being intelligent, inquisitive, and outgoing, and keepers report the fish will play with toys and learn tricks. Due to its electrical pulsations, it can give a mild shock when caught.
And they're from Africa!!!! primarily feeds on weeds and insects, but also on small vertebrates, such as small fish and fish eggs. They hunt using electricity and can give a mild electric shock to defend itself.
If you're homeless then please don't worry about the rude and cruel people of the world because they are just vile . And that's just who they are and your not may god bless you and whoever reads this comment
Bobby I just wanna thank you for uploading this video I love your videos and I even sometimes learn from them I just love the exotic fish you catch 🐠🐋🐟
But you did catch an an angelfish they’re beautiful and that’s what you caught. I’m a fish expert but I’m also his granddaughter and I’m obsessed with your videos. Love you.
My husband and I have two saltwater tanks and we have a yellow watchman goby and he is one of my favorite fish. Well he and my valentini puffer fish . so much personality and sass and they're soo tiny. I'm about to cycle another tank so I can get two gobies or dragonets (maybe a mandarin since we have so many isopods and copepods in our refugiums) and maybe get the gobies some pistol shrimp. Maybe. I also want another dwarf puffer and need to research on if they would be compatible with puffers. there is just so many awesome fish and little creatures
IMO - They all look like they were all dropped 1 by 1 right from an aquarium and picked up 1 by 1. Impossible to see these many varieties all in a place and everytime a different one. :D
@@lfhnsn I’ve known this for years as well lmao. You don’t just find fish like that in Florida, I live here and actively look for fish like that all the time. You can’t just find them like that 😂
There's also the fact he's mixing fish/a salamander with fish he didn't get from there and doesn't mind intoxicating them.. why not just put them all in quarantine now he has his original pond he has to fully treat. A quarantine pond. The tanks along with a tank with other fish he didn't get from the sewers.. would like to see follow ups of all these fish and from other videos as well they seem to find. Just to see if they survived or died or if he just sold/got rid of them..
@0:08 That's a Peter's Elephant Fish! They're awesome and love bloodworms, tubifex worms & brine shrimp on the bottom of the tank. Must have nicely oxygenated clear water to keep in a tank, with no nitrates. Even though you caught in a drain, that's what they ideally need in captivity.
I did a quick search, so I don't know exactly what species the dolphins were, but they are called mormyrus (also known as the freshwater dolphin fish). They were shocking you as they are weakly electric and will use that to find prey and also as a defense mechanism. I hope this helped! Also, the little triangle-shaped fish may be some Monodacylus argenteus fish. I am sorry I only found you a few months ago. I am going to a university to be a marine biologist, and just watching your videos of these fish that I don't see daily intrigues me even more and makes it so that I can't wait to graduate and be able to look at all sorts of fish like you do and figure out what they are. Thank you for doing what you do, and I wish I had all the fish and fish experience you do!
I can’t believe all the mysterious fish we caught! Should we go back and do a part 3?
Yes
Yassss
Yes
Its about time. You took to much time off lol 😂
Yes you should also! I’ve learned so much for you I would love for you to do a part two 👌🏻😊
Just wanted to thank you for getting my 9 year old little girl so interested in the hobby... Now when we go to the fish store she's calling out cichlids and gouramis like it's nothing. Great videos..
The first one 😢😮
Second
4rd and good for ur daugter
That's nice for your daughter.BTW 69th like
6th
The brown striped catfish was a big bumblebee catfish, the silver diamond-shaped fish are called monodactylus, or monos, and the dolphin fish is indeed called an african or freshwater dolphin fish, native to the great african lakes, they are predatory and electric, grow around 60 cm, and are relatives of the black ghost knifefish & elephant fish
Thanks so much for this answer,I was surfing threw comments especially to find out what all the species of fish were.
Also known as a minni dolphin fish it's actually called Mormyrus kannume fish (elephant-snout fish)
Be vary careful they are sensitive to iron and will die if the level get to high
he knows because he bought them...
That's so cool 😎
You’re my favorite fishing, RUclipsr in United States of America
The dolphin fish that you caught is indeed a Freshwater Dolphin Fish. They are found in west Africa, and the shocks that you felt was indeed an electric shock. They use it to find food and defend themselves from predators
aka a Mormyrus
COOL
He knows exactly what they are,he buys them and puts them in these spots where they can't get out and then catches them back out with the net.
Butterfly fish
Nerd
“We gotta get all this fish out of here before they die”
Tosses the Tilapia back
and some catfish
I agree my brother threw baking soda in my fish tank and killed my ember tetra nobody wants dead fish
😢
😂😂😂
Why did he do that
When you get around to it, I'm sure we could all agree that a pond by pond update is in order. 😉
Defo. He did do some underwater footage ages ago in the cichlid pond and it was awesome.
True!! 😀😀
When he dropped the huge fish in the sewer I was laughing so hard 😂😂😂😂😂
I agree
😂😂😂 I bet his heart was pumping soooooo fast
😂😂
The dolphin like fish you caught is a Bottle Nosed Mormyrid, otherwise known as the freshwater dolphin. They are very rare. Good catch!
Do they shock you?
no prb not
@@Jman3264
@@Jman3264yes they do
@@Jman3264 mild shocks nothing that’s gonna hurt you
its that or a mormyrus
I think this is your most impressive video yet. All those different kinds of fish together in those sewers. I don’t think you have caught such a large variety in one video before. Looks like you could be headed for 2M subscribers this year. Keep up the great work.
The fish that looks like a dolphin is called a freshwater dolphin fish. They are a rare species of fish!!! Good catch!❤❤
So true
AWWWW YEAAA
"What is that?" To "WHOA WHAT IS THAT!?!" Was so funny 😂
20:10
The fish that you called Dolphins are actually Mormyrus. They are mildly electric for; finding food, navigation and communication with other electric fish.... And that is literally all I know about it.
yes please you must cant you put the big fish somewhere else instead of the little pipes
Btw they are rare
Cool!
COOL I DID NOT KNOW THAT!!!👍👍👍
@@Lunar_Peltreally rare not just rare
Freshwater Dolphin! Freshwater Dolphin Fish is a rare fish in the trade and nearly impossible to properly ID. As part of the Mormyridae fish family, these fish are not actual “dolphins” but fish that resemble them, hence the name. They are fairly blind and rely on their electrical pulse to navigate; they can and will bump into objects (especially if you rearrange your decorations) so it is important to choose decorations that do not have any sharp edges. 30" max.
I think you also got a rare Blue Jack Dempsey too! Would love to see it someday!
Wow
This comment should be pinned!*** Thanks for clueing us all in on the dolphin fish mystery, haha!! Very cool. I think the triangular fish is an angel fish .. not sure though. We have freshwater ones for sale in fish stores here in MI
@@caseyplans8669 Yvw & Thank you!
Sauk
Crazy he wasted such a rare fish.
All of the fish you are catching are so pretty
❤
That is so nice of you to say to them
Good to see you again❤ That fish you caught that looks like a dolphin is actually a Freshwater Dolphin Fish. They are very rare. Nice catch! Another great video ❤
I think very rare may be in need of re-definition..lol Bobby is constantly confusing and bewildering multitudes of people.
marcusenius??
That's cool ngl
Comment to him
Nice
"Oh my gosh!‼"
This fellow is extremely enthusiastic about fish.
@@RADIOACTIVE2000bro find another channel then… his content is great
@@sugmasigmawhat content? Buying fish and then trading then in sewers to re catch them?
19:24
Dude, how did you get that blue emoji and the pink one?
Yeah, baby
Also that IS a freshwater dolphin, or morymus, they are an aggressive species that can get up to 2 foot long so they need a very large tank, super cool find
Mormyrus is a genus of ray-finned fish in the family Mormyridae. They are weakly electric, enabling them to navigate, to find their prey, and to communicate with other electric fish.[1]
Neat. Ty for info.
Bro just went on a fish wiki-
@@jenniferdooley8263 nah I've seen them on predatory fins before, knew what it was immediately. Did Google the size tho, as I was a little taken aback during the video at the size of the ones he was catching.
@@jenniferdooley8263Get back to cooking
Bobby: “WE HAVE TO SAVE EVERY FISH GUYS OR THEY MIGHT DIE!”
Also Bobby: Forget the tilapia
Bro, be catching these fish like Pokémon😂😂😂
😂
lol
fr
YEP!!!
LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I thought that river dolphin were gone, extinct!!!! Great job guys!
I don’t think that’s a river dolphin there baby’s are bigger then that
River dolphins are also pink, not silver with some electrifying abilities.
@@VarietyPuppetsAre you for real😮😮😮😮
@@ItzheatherBloxx yes
They are still found in river Ganga in India
Hard to believe all those varieties of fish were in that little sewer
Yeah i think we need a bit more exposition abt the sewer first bc all those fish are pretty suspicious
Same
I'd be willing to bet this guy is dumping fish in the sewer for content. The biggest red flag for me was when he said "We caught axolotls in here". Axolotls are practically extinct in the wild minus one or two lakes in Mexico. So they were 1000% dumped there. Can't say for sure that he's the one who dumped them but its awfully suspicious. Basically any video you see online of people "catching axolotls in the wild" is bullshit because they're critically endangered in the wild. (Although we have a strong captive population) and people do it constantly for content. It's inhumane and quite frankly I'm not even sure they could survive in that water long.
Not to mention all the other fish in there that would never be found in the same place and don't even req the same conditions. Many of these fish are warm water species. There's no chance that water is warm
Same
init
the eel like fish is actually called a dragon goby👍awesom haul today!!!!
“If we don’t get all these fish out of the sewer they are gonna die!”
*Tosses fish back into the sewer*
This is the most entertaining video I've seen.
Same
I’ve been subscribed for four years and I’ve NEVER SEEN A MASTERPIECE AS LIKE THIS, keep up the good work 👍🏽
The first time you have a good day I think you are a good youTuber
I have to say I was not expecting to see brackish fish! The first mystery fish is a dragon goby, and the diamond shaped one is a mono. It takes brackish keepers months to get these in usually- nice finds!
Your energy and passion in this video is lovely😂
As someone who isnt the biggest fish person, this was a very interesting watch! Ya never know what youtubes gonna recommend ya! Could be some weird different stuff or could be something that was uploaded when youtube first started! Gotta love it! Lol
Why do you always make your video at night 😂❤
Yes very rare, Freshwater Dolphin fish. That cost around $130 and can grow up to 30 inches. Very unique ❤
Finally someone who actually says what it is
130? lol. try 3 times that. also the giant clown knifefish was worth several hundred.
And you think he “Randomly” caught that in his local sewer? These video are fraud I’m sick of it
@@ijuhviugjfh87all the thumbnails are so click bait too
One of them was a sunfish
Awesome video and finds Bobby. I really get excited and look forward to your videos. Im a 55 year old mom and am learning so much about different fish. Keep up the great work.
I really love the community that have been built because of Bobby.. there are 9 year old's, 55 year old's, im 28 years old in 8 days. My cosin is also watching, he is 17 😀
Just people loving bobby's joy and energy and cathing fish 😂
that sewer got more variety than my local pet store
I'm sure you didn't plant all of those first :)
then how whould he get a snake head
Yeah, a snakehead. Definitely planted. Because that'd be legal.
Don’t think this guy is smart enough to consider the legality. He’s thinking about the easiest ways to generate views
This is the first video of you I’ve seen and thank you your enthusiasm was so sweet and I love this for you lol I don’t even fish but this was refreshing ❤
lol this that alligator
Amazing haul Bobby. Loved all the variety. Hope you have an amazing new year. Filled with Fish and Helen :) Thank you for all do
The “dolphin fish” is actually just called the freshwater dolphin fish and they are rare, they use electric shocks to navigate and hunt, and they (as far as I know) are apparently found in Africa. And they’re pretty rare
Callie
Sol
I was wondering if anyone knew so cool
actually a dolphin fish is a mahi mahi
Thanks I was wondering what they were
Totally blows me away what you find in those sewers
Wow the variety of fish you caught is mind blowing. So many pretty ones. Great job you two!
It’s a baby dolphin
Bobby you should get a vampire shrimp they are so cool
@@bluewhalerhe caught one before
This is the only video out of all of them that makes me wonder if the sewer was "stacked?" Lol
this is starting to become one of my favorite sewers of all time!!!!!!!!
Definitely a sentence I've never heard before! 😹
🤦🏾♂️
It’s so good to see you back and as enjoyable as ever x
Alsways so excited to see a new upload from him. He is always super entertaining. Wish there were more channels like him.
I love that you got the dolphin wow it was beautiful ✨
OK Bobby, you win.... the MOST IMPRESSIVE video I've ever seen. Where the hell have these all come from??? It's like some specialist aquarist has emptied their collection for your amusement. Phenomenal!!!!!!!!!
money talks
The dolphin fish is related to the dolphin.
@@JenniferBuckle-vj3zk Fascinating comment, would you care to clarify?????
All the fish came from his own collection. Dude has serious issues.
@@reaganwatkins881 facts
"oh look at these fish, they're so cute"
The fish: *silent traumatized noises*
ARE YOU A BIT SICK IN THE HEAD OR SOMETHING???
This is probably one of the best Hall’s yet!! You should definitely do a part 3 and see if you can find any other parts or places that connect to/through that sewer! My favorite was that blue and white really cool colored ciclid you caught!!! Especially the dolphins those are my favorite animals!!! ❤
I have no idea what you’re saying
They are called Fresh Water Dolphin Fish and very rare, it’s a lucky find!
@@StygianMythical thanks for letting me know I was wondering exactly what they were ! So cool!!
You are the best videos of fishing😊
This is definitely NOT what I was looking for, yet here I am at the end wondering why I just watched this whole video 😂
You did well to keep me here lol
His enthusiasm is contagious. I wasn't looking for this, either, but here I am 3 videos into his channel. LOL
That that was caught around 20:15, it is literally referred to as a dolphin fish. It's a freshwater dolphin fish. Compared to other fishes, it is highly intelligent and will even play with toys! I first learned about it on Plant Earth!
Makes sense
I didn't think they were electric though, I will have to check it out
No way!!!
Yeah, I Google lens-ed a screenshot of this fish from your video and found it! So cool that it's actually referred to as a "fresh water dolphin". It's scientific name is mormyrus kannume, apparently. Very cool find! I hope you have time to train them to do tricks or at least get them toys to play with. Here's a video of one playing with hoops in this RUclipsrs tank...
ruclips.net/video/UBiA7SnHA_g/видео.htmlsi=06fJH3ZrBdsBu6SZ
Also looked up the bit about the shocking you referred to... This is from an article I found, "The freshwater dolphinfish uses small electrical pulses to find food and defend itself."
Very cool find!
I believe it is a mormyrus rune which is in fact an electric fish
Thank you for saving them ☺️
Can't help feeling sorry for the ones thrown back into sewer 😢
P.s. good idea to wear gloves 😉
Me to
Casually throws one Normal one back:
@@nataliekeller1851 they where invasive species i mean ye but atleast he aint crule like other yters who feeds invasive lizards to their fish
BRO WHAT!?
@@DoctorCrowGimi.. is that a skiton
I always want to have a a pool full of fish in my backyard
You should do a tour of all your ponds
Bro your channel is blowing up. I started following you back when you only had a hundred thousand subscribers and now you’re pushing a million and a half. I couldn’t be more happy for you. You stay grinding and putting out great content. That’s awesome bro. I can’t wait to see how big this channel will get. I say 4 million by the end of the year.
I watch it all day bro❤
I love you youtube
I watch him all day all night because I know he is the best
You: so it’s really important we get all these guys out!
Also you: * throws the fish back in *
Right?! I was like poor common fish he threw back they screwed 😅
It wasn't about common vs not common and more about invasive pests.
EXACTLY
If y’all see my new comment I chatted the same stuff, this guy is a jerk, in my opinion
In my mind, this guy is the real fish catcher. throwing loved fish back in sucks😢 All those guys you got out was great 👍🏾
That's a mormyrus! They are from Africa I think, and yes they are Electric to help navigation - hopefully that won't cause an issue in a tank. Good find!
From what I've read, they are hyper-aggressive. Just keep them isolated from others, just in case
Love sewer fishing. Never know what you’re going to get. It’s like I am on a adventure with you and Helen. Keep it up loving watching.
he buys the fish
@@hammerheadgaming992watch the video. Did he buy them?
@@athan15he buys them from an aquarium and plants them, how could so many variety be in one sewer?
@@nayar824 so how are most of them sick? Also. Usa has alot of pollution meaning that most fish dont even live in ponds or rivers anymore
@@athan15 they are sick because they aren't used to living in those conditions, he's abusing the fish
Dolphin:I JUST WANNA BE OART OF YOUR SYMPHONYYYYYYY🐚💖🐬🎀
I enjoy watching your videos so much! Good work man, keep it up!
"The freshwater dolphin is known for its intelligence, curiosity, and outgoing nature. Keepers report that the fish plays with toys and learns tricks. Because of its electrical impulses, it can give a mild electric shock when caught."
After reading that, I want to now see it play with toys lol
I did some investigating and I found out that that is a freshwater dolphin fish, which is really rare! Keep up the amazing work 😊
Well according to google lens they are Cornish jacks so I do not know who is right here
And Bobby also mentioned that they shocked him fresh water dolphins don't shock people but Cornish Jacks do so I am right
And I am right dolphins don't shock people Cornish jacks do
Nobody cares if ur right or not kid.
@@faithboakyeapraku2798Freshwater Dolphin Fish do shock you
Brilliant video! You kept us entertained. Have to say, girls were deeply disappointed that they didn't get to see an actual dolphin though.
This is by far the coolest haul ever! So much variety! These sewers are insane!!!
I love his excitement with each new fish. It is so pure and refreshing 🥰🤍
the talipia💀
Yeah he gets super yayish
LMAO
He needs to dial it back, its obnoxious. And he needs a bigger bucket or multiple ones really.
Helen!!!! Helen!
You get so excited every time you see something 😂This looks like so much fun! Awesome
Im watching this at 12:04 in the morning
Forgot to add yes absolutely you should do a part 3 I am such a fishing girl ❤❤❤
Bobby, 2023 was a great year for you and Helen. I know 2024 will be another one. And I wish everyone a very happy, healthy new year!!❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🐠🐠🐠🐠
This fish conveniently enough is a dolphin fish and are a part of the Mormyridae sub family which is a group of fish most commonly known for having the unique elephant fish in it which can also produce electric shocks so if you also wish to learn more about the dolphin fish try looking up mormyrus longirostris which is its scientific name.
Mthanks
The fact that there are 10 mio clicks on this Video and only about 117000 likes is truly sad.
But one more time an actualy good Video. Never stop doing this!
You’re a really good person for saving those fish❤ New subscriber
I. Like. It
But what about the fish they just throw back in? They needed rescuing to.. it kinda made me mad actually..
@@datbadassunicorn2832those are tiny they can breath in there 😑
@@datbadassunicorn2832he’s doing way more than nearly all others for the fish community yet he triggered by not doing everything. Upload some of your own content and show us how it’s done.
@@supabiscuit I don’t live there. Or I would scoop out fish. But if your there to rescue fish from a sewer you should take all of them. Not just some.. he could rehome them.. or maybe a pet store might take them.
these videos are absolutely spectacular and i love the enthusiasm, keep it up man!!
(p.s. love the oscars)
I would absolutely love to spend a couple days with you finding fish. We use to have multiple fish stores around where I live but now there are none. My son has been begging for an axolotl for years. I would just about give ,y right arm to have that tye dye looking gorgeous cichlids you caught. I still have a tank I haven’t used in close to 15 years because I just couldn’t find any healthy interesting fish locally after my last Oscar had an unfortunate accident one night when he took jumping lessons and was big enough to wipe out the tank cover in the process. Back when I was a teenager I had around 15 large tanks. I miss having fish.
The Freshwater Dolphin Fish (Mormyrus Longirostris) is known for being intelligent, inquisitive, and outgoing, and keepers report the fish will play with toys and learn tricks. Due to its electrical pulsations, it can give a mild shock when caught.
Woah that's awesome!!!!
Wikipedia said This species grows to a maximum length of 75 centimetres (30 in) and can weigh up to 10 kilograms (22 lb).
And they're from Africa!!!! primarily feeds on weeds and insects, but also on small vertebrates, such as small fish and fish eggs. They hunt using electricity and can give a mild electric shock to defend itself.
This was worth the wait!!!!
6:05 the rainbow star from Mario bros😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love catfish! So cute and all the other fish you got are so cute too! I’m glad you’re saving them!
Lmao he’s the one who put them there in the first place in order to generate views. Try not to take things you see on the internet at face value.
@@tylerdaniel3311 even if he did the catfish are still cute 😸
That sewer really is mysterious!
Good job on 1st comment! also love your work BFP!
Bobby mate can you please keep us informed on your health battles. We all love and care about you. Ìm homeless but I still worry about you my friend.
Just came across your comment, keep your head high..Hope everything falls into place for you mate.
I hope your goes life together like puzzle with all its pieces: very good mate
If you're homeless then please don't worry about the rude and cruel people of the world because they are just vile . And that's just who they are and your not may god bless you and whoever reads this comment
I love ur vid keep on the good work 😊😊❤🎉
He's a fake-o don't believe him those fresh water fish would not survive a minute
Bobby, I think this is one of your most amazing catches ever!
My dad loves fish and i ask t my dad if its a dolphin and he said that it is
I always go fishing you know?😂
Because it is it is a dolphin fish, super rare@@ArifaJasaraj
Bobby I just wanna thank you for uploading this video I love your videos and I even sometimes learn from them I just love the exotic fish you catch 🐠🐋🐟
Ty for the videos even if you re sick you still make videos for us!That s why i have mad respect for u❤❤❤Happy new Year🎉🎉🎉
I don't care about clickbait I just like his content
A DOLPHIN THIS TIME?? you impress me! keep us the good videos
It's not a dolphin it's click bait .....
But you did catch an an angelfish they’re beautiful and that’s what you caught. I’m a fish expert but I’m also his granddaughter and I’m obsessed with your videos. Love you.
What?
google transilate?
he aint that old
He’s not that old
Mystery fish at 3:20 is not an eel. This is a Prehistoric Dragon Goby. They do best in brackish water setups. These are some of my favorites!
For those who see this comment and don't know what brackish water means it means a salt and fresh water mixture.
My husband and I have two saltwater tanks and we have a yellow watchman goby and he is one of my favorite fish. Well he and my valentini puffer fish . so much personality and sass and they're soo tiny. I'm about to cycle another tank so I can get two gobies or dragonets (maybe a mandarin since we have so many isopods and copepods in our refugiums) and maybe get the gobies some pistol shrimp. Maybe. I also want another dwarf puffer and need to research on if they would be compatible with puffers. there is just so many awesome fish and little creatures
I started watching your vidioes they are great and l am so thankful you saves so much wildlife❤❤❤😊
"TODAY WERE GONNA SAVE FISH LIVES"
*Catches like 5 Tilapia*
"Back to the death pit they go"
*Aggressively throws Tilapia's*
True poor tilapia
Relocate them all.. sooo gross sewer-fish. Very odd is the species he finds there.
@@GS-ry6on ?
EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!
yep we don't like Tilapia
I can't stop binging your videos, I even workout to them cause I don't want to stop watching 😂
IMO - They all look like they were all dropped 1 by 1 right from an aquarium and picked up 1 by 1. Impossible to see these many varieties all in a place and everytime a different one. :D
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
its sad. and its even sadder no one realizes it! he is just abusing fish by throwing them in these conditions.
@@JL_fishing YES. FINNALLY PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT THIS! IVE BEEN PROTESTING ABOUT THIS FOR A WHILE!
@@lfhnsn I’ve known this for years as well lmao. You don’t just find fish like that in Florida, I live here and actively look for fish like that all the time. You can’t just find them like that 😂
There's also the fact he's mixing fish/a salamander with fish he didn't get from there and doesn't mind intoxicating them.. why not just put them all in quarantine now he has his original pond he has to fully treat. A quarantine pond. The tanks along with a tank with other fish he didn't get from the sewers.. would like to see follow ups of all these fish and from other videos as well they seem to find. Just to see if they survived or died or if he just sold/got rid of them..
bass fishing productions when i grow up i wanna be like you im your biggest fan
Awesome finds! Definitely think you should go back. I'd also love to see these fish in their tanks after the quarantine. 😎
@0:08 That's a Peter's Elephant Fish! They're awesome and love bloodworms, tubifex worms & brine shrimp on the bottom of the tank. Must have nicely oxygenated clear water to keep in a tank, with no nitrates. Even though you caught in a drain, that's what they ideally need in captivity.
It's pretty amazing that there's so many variety of exotic. Aquatic animals in that sewer. Makes for a fun video.
Yes I th8nk you should do a part 3
I love these videos! Thay make me want to fish in winter or any season! Thank you!😊
Being from England I think it’s crazy that you can catch all those type off fish from the sewer on the side of the road mind blown 🤯
To be honest it is hard to it is rare but this guy fakes most his videos it's cruel and sad
Exakt!!!@@kiahcostello6649
You can't.... He's buying these fish and putting them in, if that fish was in there originally it wouldn't be dying...
@@OmniaViridis 100000%
I did a quick search, so I don't know exactly what species the dolphins were, but they are called mormyrus (also known as the freshwater dolphin fish). They were shocking you as they are weakly electric and will use that to find prey and also as a defense mechanism. I hope this helped! Also, the little triangle-shaped fish may be some Monodacylus argenteus fish. I am sorry I only found you a few months ago. I am going to a university to be a marine biologist, and just watching your videos of these fish that I don't see daily intrigues me even more and makes it so that I can't wait to graduate and be able to look at all sorts of fish like you do and figure out what they are. Thank you for doing what you do, and I wish I had all the fish and fish experience you do!
I used to keep monos and and those little triangular guys looked just like them.
I like your videos because you save animals
I had no idea there could be such beautiful, colorful fish in a sewer, of all places.
He put them there
I know right. How the hell.....are they ending up in the sewer? People flushing them? Definitely need a bigger bucket with an air stone!
Ya think so, Fabian? Putting fish into sh** water?????? The smell would kill me.
@@FabianVazquez-kp9cdproof?
@@GS-ry6onyes sir
That sewer is insane for catching crazy fish! I can't believe the variety of fish you caught in this one place. Awesome video!
Y'all can't be that gullible!
@@dugangant Exactly! He put them there