Really entertaining video dude. As an Australian I see similarities with Florida and Australia (Queensland where I’m from). The biodiversity and the marine life etc. can’t wait for your next episode.
I love rat snakes. There are so many sub species of rat snake but rat snakes in general are my favorite snakes This reminds me of my childhood. Going out and catching and releasing various critters. Mostly reptiles. Good times
Absolutely love Mote Marine Aquarium! Surprised you didnt mention the manatee tank or the sea turtle rehabilitation center. It's in a seperate building across the street from the main aquarium
I love the Mote Marine Lab and aquarium. We go there each year we stay in Longboat Key. I love seeing all of the different species of fish and reptiles down there. Great trip!
Hey Cow Turtle! It’s awesome that you came to Florida and visited a lot of places near my house. Was the state park you saw the red tailed shark near Hillsborough or further south of Sarasota? I’ve lived by tampa my whole life and I’ve never seen one. I have caught a ton of jewel cichlids, black acara, plecos, swamp eels, walking catfish, and Java tilapia though.
hey cowturtle you know you can keep any brackishwater fish in freshwater like blackdrum redfish sheeps head speackled trout croacker yellowbellied croaker atlantic crocker and rayfinned croacker so pls add a redfish
I know this video is a bit older. But the Red Tail Shark is beleived to be extinct in the wild where they come from. If a population has established in south florida it may actually be a good thing!!!
Dude you are very rapidly becoming my favourite channel on this site. Just going around and finding creatures. Hell yeah.
Ong😂 n his own underground aquarium too
Not gonna lie when I first read the title I thought it said “Catching crabs around Florida.” I was like what do you mean by that? 🧐
No need to clean toilet seat, Florida crabs can jump five feet :)
The Toadfish was my favorite!!! So cute! ❤
Can't wait to see what you have to share from the everglades, thanks for sharing.
I'm very happy this channel popped up on my recommended list. It's been a real ride since the first time I saw the Eel Pit.
Snook are some of my favorite fish ever, so pretty
As an Aussie, watching you randomly pick up snakes is…..unnerving 😅
Super cool video. Looking foward to future videos!
Your videos are very informative. Thanks
Really entertaining video dude. As an Australian I see similarities with Florida and Australia (Queensland where I’m from). The biodiversity and the marine life etc. can’t wait for your next episode.
I was just over at saint Petersburg. Didn't know their was another aquarium other than clearwater and the florida aquarium.
My favorites were the eastern rat snake and the toadfish.
I love rat snakes. There are so many sub species of rat snake but rat snakes in general are my favorite snakes
This reminds me of my childhood. Going out and catching and releasing various critters. Mostly reptiles. Good times
Cool stuff! So different from where I live. Thanks for sharing
Cool footage. Great trip.
Thank you for holding your phone sideways for video recording.
More to come haha I record a bunch for TikTok and instagram but am trying to focus more on RUclips now that it’s taken off also.
That red tail was so cool
Oh wow! I actually live 2 hours east of there in Brevard County. I’ve never been there but damn now I want to 😅
Absolutely love Mote Marine Aquarium! Surprised you didnt mention the manatee tank or the sea turtle rehabilitation center. It's in a seperate building across the street from the main aquarium
This is awesome man I love the knowledge you have with these fish
The redtail fish caught me off guard. Never seen them in the florida waters
I love the Mote Marine Lab and aquarium. We go there each year we stay in Longboat Key. I love seeing all of the different species of fish and reptiles down there. Great trip!
Very cool snake Mr Eel man. I always enjoy seeing reptiles
Hey Cow Turtle! It’s awesome that you came to Florida and visited a lot of places near my house. Was the state park you saw the red tailed shark near Hillsborough or further south of Sarasota? I’ve lived by tampa my whole life and I’ve never seen one. I have caught a ton of jewel cichlids, black acara, plecos, swamp eels, walking catfish, and Java tilapia though.
Lol I just realized you said the park after showing it nvm!
Awesome 👌
hey cowturtle you know you can keep any brackishwater fish in freshwater like blackdrum redfish sheeps head speackled trout croacker yellowbellied croaker atlantic crocker and rayfinned croacker so pls add a redfish
love your content dude.
so refreshing to not be like every other youtube channel
You should snorkel in the springs of Florida. Clearest waters of anywhere on earth.
love your content as always. thanks for sharing your knowledge 🤗
Awesome thank you
I had a toadfish bite the heck out of me . Was painful haha
Hi love the videos . Im from Tampa Fl , can ypi share those location you went to for fresh and salt water . Cant wait for the next video. Bless
Did you not go to the Florida Aquarium in Tampa? It has awesome touch tanks and mangrove displays.
I’ve been a couple years ago. If we had time we definitely would’ve. I wanted to chase wild animals more haha
@@CowTurtle
If you ever go out, check Rainbow River area, or Crystal River.
You are an amazing person❤️
Best vid yet bro. But i love the eel tank 💯👍👍👍👌
Yoo keep it up man i would love to watch your videos
please make more eel pit asmr!
A tour of your fish and reptile you have pls.. show it ..
Almost looks like a African Predator Hap lol
Whats the name of the state park?
Hillsborough River State Park
I love your videos man. I've been going through all your videos to catch up on all the eel pit lore.
I’m Australian so it’s crazy to see you just grabbing random snakes, if you try that down here then 9 times outta 10 you’re gonna come off second best
I know this video is a bit older. But the Red Tail Shark is beleived to be extinct in the wild where they come from. If a population has established in south florida it may actually be a good thing!!!
That tiny snook was awesome, very good eating unfortunately.
So cool man. Love the insta but the RUclips goes hard
Ma JORA LOLLL
As far as i know its not good to put salt water things into freshwater unless you are intending for you'r fish to eat them..
People need to stop dumping aquarium fishes in the wild, you dont know what they can become like the pleco problem
Indeed and start pulling more of them out as resource. Carp fertilizer as a good example.
is that hillsborough river state park or am i tripping..
nvm i just got to the part where you said that it was hillsborough river state park lolll
Awesome sauce
yo why ur hand bleeding ?
are you ok ?
Totally fine haha scrapped it up on some oysters.
u should throw froggies in the pit