Underwater Video of Oscar Cichlids, Peacock Bass, Bowfin, and Gar in the Florida Everglades
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Underwater video I filmed in the crystal clear waters of the Florida Everglades. See this video in 4K resolution and medium to bright light setting on your computer for best results. Some of the fish that can be seen in the video are the following;
1. Florida largemouth bass
2. Oscar cichlids
3. Bowfin
4. Peacock bass
5. Florida gar
6. Copperhead bluegill
7. Mayan cichlids
8. Mosquitofish
9. Brook silverside or Golden silverside
10. Vermiculated sailfin catfish or Orinoco sailfin catfish (Pterygoplichthys disjunctivus or Pterygoplichthys multiradiatus)
11. Blue tilapia
My Wife made the artwork for the Thumbnail.
Dropped a GoPro in the Florida Everglades and found Big Bass, Cichlids, and other Fish;
• Dropped a GoPro in the...
Dropped a GoPro in the Florida Everglades and found Big Bass, Cichlids, and other Fish;
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*_Thank you for sharing the wonderful video that captured the underwater scenery so well._*
@Japanvideography Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. Thinking of posting more underwater videos in the next couple of months.
Very nice underwater video. The water is very clear So many great close-up views of these beautiful fish. I love Cichlids. Thanks for sharing with us. Enjoy your week my friend.
@dayadventureswithgasper Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. The water was very clear on the day I filmed the video, which made it easier to see these fish. Cichlids are one of my favorite fish as well. Thinking of posting more underwater videos in the next couple of months. You are welcome and I hope you enjoy your week as well.
Oscar fish ,i love it
@hobifish7779 Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. I have more underwater videos of Oscar cichlids and other fish that I hope you will enjoy watching.
ありがとうございました♪
またよろしくお願い致します✨
@hoshilandscape Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. I have more underwater videos of Oscar cichlids and other fish that I hope you will enjoy watching.
cool footage! The last few times I tried fishing for peacock bass fish lately I haven't been catching anything. Have you tried recently? Do you think it could be the weather?
@deganmccloskey3230 Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this underwater video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. It has rained more than normal this Winter, so the water level is higher than normal, which means fish move deeper in the Everglades. During these times you have to explore different places until you find the fish. Here's a video where I share many fishing locations for peacock bass;
Peacock Bass Fishing Across The State of Florida;
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@@Grouperhunter I see, thank you I will check it out!
@deganmccloskey3230 You are welcome and thank you for watching my videos, I appreciate it! I will post more underwater videos in the next couple of months.
A lot of riverine cichlids in Florida, mainly New World cichlids. Have you ever seen any African rift lake species out in the wild? Any possible established populations?
@Constantine_Cvl8 Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. There are a couple established populations of African cichlids in Florida. Eastern happy cichlids are found in Lake Malawi, which is part of the East African Rift system. Here is a video I filmed of Eastern happy cichlids in the wild in South Florida;
Underwater Video of Eastern Happy Cichlids, Jaguar Guapote, Jack Dempsey, and other fish in Florida;
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@@GrouperhunterInsteresting, Have there been any instances of feral mbuna or aulonocara populations?
Or even Tanganyikans? Victorians?
@Constantine_Cvl8 Yes, there are populations of Mbuna cichlids and many other African cichlids in Florida, since Florida has ideal conditions for these fish to reproduce. I have fished for almost 30 years, and in that time I have seen many new species of exotic fish living in the wild in Florida. I will not be surprised if more exotic species are seen as time passes, especially since the weather is warmer now compared to when I first started fishing.
I mostly caught native fish (largemouth bass, bowfin, bluegill, redear sunfish, chain pickerel, etc) when I first started fishing the Everglades almost 30 years ago. Now I mostly see and catch exotic fish. These fish are thriving, and it seems the only thing that can control their population is strong cold fronts, which are rare. It is currently early March in South Florida, and this past weekend had a day that the high temperature was 89 degrees Fahrenheit, that is the type of weather you would expect during the Summer, not near the end of Winter. These warm temperatures are ideal for cichlids and many other exotic fish that live in South Florida. With that said, I still see lots of native fish, so these fish are coexisting with each other.
Hello my friend, good channel, big like !!!
@SznurkowepasjeJoanny1964 Thank you for watching! I am happy you enjoyed this video of Oscar cichlids and other fish in the Florida Everglades. I have more underwater videos of Oscar cichlids and other fish that I hope you will enjoy watching.