Flatheads are a really cool species of catfish. In terms of ecological niche, they are probably most similar to the wels catfish in Europe, but obviously only get half as big. Oh also, Chinook/king salmon are really adaptable fish too. The ones that were introduced into the Great Lakes have actually managed to naturally reproduce in freshwater rivers and then live their lives in the lakes. It's a good thing they are in the Great Lakes as they help control the populations of invasive forage fish, such as rainbow smelt and alewife.
@@TsukiCove oh you forgotten Channa Barca that popular in indonesia (can reach 1 meters), paroon Shark, some sturgeon, Lungfish and silver carp that have a large size can eat Cute and Naughty Masha and Dasha.
hey i found your channel recently and i absolutely love the content! It fills a hole river monsters would back when it was airing and man i needed this .
A largest, non-shark, saltwater list/episode would be pretty interesting, as I imagine sharks would dominate. (Keep up the excellent vids btw, they're great for my 'what's the biggest, fastest, largest' obsession lol)
Hey! Great video as always! I think u should do a video on giant snakeheads ( toman's, northern snakeheads, channa barca, diplogrammas etc) like u did with dwarf snakeheads. Lot of people buy these giant snakeheads and when they get bigger they just dump them in lakes and rivers because they don't have enough information about the fish and they also keep them in any tanks they like, I think ur video will help a lot of newcomers!
Hi can u please make a series of like large amphibians like salamanders,newts etc I wanna be a zoologist when I grow up and I'm mostly interested in reptiles, amphibians and fishes. Love your videos i watch them everyday 💖💖💖
@@xiphactinusaudax1045 I know, it's an invert/cephalopod/mollusk. But it's my favorite sea creature ever. They're just so derpy and adorable. And I'm so happy they have a decent lifespan compared to other cephalopods. They're not as bright as octopuses but octopuses and cuttlefish (I don't know about squids) usually don't live more than 5 years and nautiluses can live 20, which is actually pretty darn good for an invert. I mean, it's not as good as that lobster that lives 200 years but it's still pretty good.
I always enjoy watching these videos. Have you thought about adding the short-tailed fresh water stingray (Chucho de Rio) to one of these lists, there isn’t much info on it but it definitely fits all the criteria‘s, it’s a fresh water fish and it’s huge (the big ones can be 300 pounds and have a disc diameter of 1.5m although some people believe they can be a lot bigger).
0 dislikes wow that mean that a lot of peaple like your contenta keep It up like this and i think that inthe end of 2022/start of 2023 you Will reach the milion
The summer camp we use to go to had grass carp in their private lake and you aren't blowing sunshine up my behind when it comes to size. These things feed in the mornings and I always worked in the kitchen so I was always first awake. They reminded me of something primitive as the maneuvered through the top of the water. These fish had to be at least a meter and a half long. Imagine five of these monsters rolling around in the water.
Great video but I do want to mention that the tarpon fossils looks like a Xiphactinus, though they may be related and my attempt at a correction could be completely wrong lol.
❤️❤️❤️❤️ Btw this is really not related to this vid.i know you kept black ruby barbs and chery barbs together.what conditions do they need to colour up really nice.how much can i get for a 4 ft by 1.8 by 1.8 tank.what should i look out for when keeping them. I always love ur vids and im really really impressed with all these large fish vids ngl😅❤️
There are many other American catfish species, most of which can be categorized as either bullheads or madtoms. Those fish are much smaller and would have no chance of making one of these lists, but they are pretty interesting.
A massive grass carp scared my daughter half to death, she was about 20 feet from me fishing in an area with a lot of water vegetation where the bank immediately dropped off several feet, a big old cow of a grass carp surfaced just a couple feet from her and made her scream, she just kept saying "it was huge" and asked "you sure they just eat grass?"
Well buddy, in south africa grasscarp are most common in the vaaldam and there is pretty only standing or very slow moving water...yet the breed like rabbits
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@@TsukiCove general kenobi
One of my favorite channels on animal s
Flatheads are a really cool species of catfish. In terms of ecological niche, they are probably most similar to the wels catfish in Europe, but obviously only get half as big.
Oh also, Chinook/king salmon are really adaptable fish too. The ones that were introduced into the Great Lakes have actually managed to naturally reproduce in freshwater rivers and then live their lives in the lakes. It's a good thing they are in the Great Lakes as they help control the populations of invasive forage fish, such as rainbow smelt and alewife.
Your the best fish-tuber out there we love you!!!!
thank you that means a lot :)
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@@TsukiCove only China can own silver carp as pet and only China can own Channa Argus and goldfish! Why?
@@TsukiCove oh you forgotten Channa Barca that popular in indonesia (can reach 1 meters), paroon Shark, some sturgeon, Lungfish and silver carp that have a large size can eat Cute and Naughty Masha and Dasha.
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hey i found your channel recently and i absolutely love the content! It fills a hole river monsters would back when it was airing and man i needed this .
Thanks Gumanku I really appreciate it, I wish that show was still airing. Jeremy Wade is actually from the same area as me which is strange
Me and my roommate at the academy watched the reruns of that show almost every night, loved it.
A largest, non-shark, saltwater list/episode would be pretty interesting, as I imagine sharks would dominate. (Keep up the excellent vids btw, they're great for my 'what's the biggest, fastest, largest' obsession lol)
The last part, that’s what she said
If you exclude sharks, you would have fish like Goliath Groupers, Tuna, Sunfish, Rays, and many others dominating as largest.
who in th world disliked the video. this is gold treasure within the waves of youtube. (also can you do kaluga sturgeon and the other sturgeons)
The most underrated channel on RUclips all of your videos are amazing.
thanks I really appreciate it :)
Im subscribing after you said that
I love this channel, it calms my anxiety, gives me information and relaxes me
love these kind of vids
thanks ill keep them coming :)
@@TsukiCove please do
Great vids. Would love to see a saltwater version
He has them.
You're chosen one; you're the only RUclipsr I'm subscribed to with notifications
haha i feel very blessed :)
wow no offense to Tsuki but you need to branch out some theres so many awesome channels just like this one.
@@mynamejeff2006 Tsuki does his research and has fun edits :P
@@tycho1880 i totally agree!
@Pino SERPICO i have found several new channels since i commented here 🤷♂️
What a great video ! I love the lay out and progression. Very informative and entertaining. Well done 👍🏽
thanks i appreciate it :)
Broooo thx so much for those amazing videos
Keep the good work up
No worries :) thanks for watching
Just proves how diverse the water life can be.
Future ideas: top 5 smollest freshwater fishes.
Your voice and dog and intro give me good vibes
haha thanks I appreciate it :)
Why is this so enjoyable
I don’t know why but I love these videos lol. I’d also love to see saltwater fish too!
I thoroughly enjoyed this series. Thanks!
Love ur content bro !❤️
Thanks Mischan I appreciate it :)
Found u when u had 5k subs, now you've grown to 23k. I'm so happy for you ❤️
I feel your gonna get a restraining order against me soon lol
*Day 8 of waiting for Frogfish video*
Just trying to push the algorithm. Love and appreciate your uploads.
Dude thank you for doing the flathead catfish you are awesome
No problem :)
Awesome video as always!! You should include the Jaú catfish in the next one
Amazing video as always
Thanks Rosa i appreciate it :)
@@TsukiCove Suggestions
Peacock bass
Paroon shark
Colossoma marcopogon
Psuedoplatystoma tirgrinium
Bullseye snakehead
Hey! Great video as always! I think u should do a video on giant snakeheads ( toman's, northern snakeheads, channa barca, diplogrammas etc) like u did with dwarf snakeheads. Lot of people buy these giant snakeheads and when they get bigger they just dump them in lakes and rivers because they don't have enough information about the fish and they also keep them in any tanks they like, I think ur video will help a lot of newcomers!
Well i think were coming to a end there is only a few more i can think of. Great video as always
Hi can u please make a series of like large amphibians like salamanders,newts etc I wanna be a zoologist when I grow up and I'm mostly interested in reptiles, amphibians and fishes.
Love your videos i watch them everyday 💖💖💖
I'm sure I can get around to doing that at some point :) I'm glad you enjoy my videos, i wanted to become a zoologist when i was younger as well
Investigate the Trinity Alps Giant Salamander
Love your voice ! :D
Thank you :) i appreciate it
Thanks for the videos. 👍
I love your video’s
Thanks Ahmed i appreciate it :)
Excellent episode as aspect! Also can you do the Apache Trout?
much appreciated video, Make a video series on Types of Cichlids .
Nice work as always man. Thank you. Do a video on arowana. Please please please
I'd love to have electric eels as pets someday. They're so cute^-^
Who am I kidding, all fish (and inverts) are cute! Especially oarfish and the nautilus!
@@vaimlune8055 yup
@@vaimlune8055 nautilus isn't a fish
@@xiphactinusaudax1045 I know, it's an invert/cephalopod/mollusk. But it's my favorite sea creature ever. They're just so derpy and adorable. And I'm so happy they have a decent lifespan compared to other cephalopods. They're not as bright as octopuses but octopuses and cuttlefish (I don't know about squids) usually don't live more than 5 years and nautiluses can live 20, which is actually pretty darn good for an invert. I mean, it's not as good as that lobster that lives 200 years but it's still pretty good.
@@vaimlune8055 I'd never heard Cephalopods be called inverts so I was confused when you said inverts.
I always enjoy watching these videos. Have you thought about adding the short-tailed fresh water stingray (Chucho de Rio) to one of these lists, there isn’t much info on it but it definitely fits all the criteria‘s, it’s a fresh water fish and it’s huge (the big ones can be 300 pounds and have a disc diameter of 1.5m although some people believe they can be a lot bigger).
2:00 - Noodling !
0 dislikes wow that mean that a lot of peaple like your contenta keep It up like this and i think that inthe end of 2022/start of 2023 you Will reach the milion
you could talk about the bull shark in the next freshwater video, one of the coolest sharks in my opinion
Love your vids
Need to include the Golden Masheer!
didn't see one of your video recently, but once again great video! btw how are the sneakheads doing?😀
Im early love from the philippines
thanks I appreciate it :)
@@TsukiCove your always welcome😊 keep up the good work : )
Man love your videos but do something about the notification. We are not getting it. And also feature humpback mahseer in next video.
i was thinking about including it in this video but it is impossible to get footage and images that i can use unfortunately
i just want one list , now im going for the 7th video
Great video my guy, do you think you could do a care video on arapaima
Been meaning to ask, what’s the song in the intro
it's called wishful thinking on youtube's audio library
Have you done the Wallago attu? seems like a nice addition to this list
If you do a part 7 than the long fin eel could be a good choice
I was waiting for the giant shad.. i mean Tarpon.
I think you can include the Green Sturgeon and Bull Shark.
Late but great vid
You should add the Bull Shark to the next set of fish. Its close enough to a freshwater fish lol
Most relaxing shit ever
Next time include the burbot, they can get pretty big too.
The summer camp we use to go to had grass carp in their private lake and you aren't blowing sunshine up my behind when it comes to size. These things feed in the mornings and I always worked in the kitchen so I was always first awake. They reminded me of something primitive as the maneuvered through the top of the water. These fish had to be at least a meter and a half long. Imagine five of these monsters rolling around in the water.
Great video but I do want to mention that the tarpon fossils looks like a Xiphactinus, though they may be related and my attempt at a correction could be completely wrong lol.
@Antonio monte the image he used for the tarpon fossil is from the Wikipedia page on Xiphactinus lol.
@Antonio monte what
What about the long- fin eel for your next giant fish video?
Love this vid
Dude. you are fast!
good job tsuki
Just subbed I love tha fishhhy
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Btw this is really not related to this vid.i know you kept black ruby barbs and chery barbs together.what conditions do they need to colour up really nice.how much can i get for a 4 ft by 1.8 by 1.8 tank.what should i look out for when keeping them.
I always love ur vids and im really really impressed with all these large fish vids ngl😅❤️
"And to put that into perspective: *most obscure and specific animal*"
yes that's how it be, I thought it would be a little boring if I compared them to household or everyday items
@@TsukiCove I commend you for that
Yeah, but how many squirrels?
Electric knife fish come in three subspecies, the smalllest can shock up to 400 volts while the biggest can shock up to 800 volts.
There are many other American catfish species, most of which can be categorized as either bullheads or madtoms. Those fish are much smaller and would have no chance of making one of these lists, but they are pretty interesting.
Show more of the Snakeheads pls
can you do a video of the top five fish that breathe air?
A massive grass carp scared my daughter half to death, she was about 20 feet from me fishing in an area with a lot of water vegetation where the bank immediately dropped off several feet, a big old cow of a grass carp surfaced just a couple feet from her and made her scream, she just kept saying "it was huge" and asked "you sure they just eat grass?"
The Rita rita or the Whale catfish is reported to grow around 1.5 metres, Sperata aor, Indian Shovelnose catfish grows to around 1.8 m.
What's that white fish right off the bat in your intro? Some type of snakehead fry?
sadly i needed to free my grass carp he did his work to good XD
I have a suggestion for 5 weird and wonderfull fish. The Golden rainbow trout from West Virginia
I came for the fish i stayed for the dog!
Hearing that the electric eel is not an eel at all makes me feel like I have been tricked for my whole life...
this shit fire bro
You should take a trip and catch the top 10! (Possible)
Add the paroon shark in the next video
When is the Kaluga coming to a vid?
Check out Ty Ee salmon. 60 kg.l really enjoy your videos. Thanks.
Please talk about the coelecanth
Pet Arnie for me
will do :)
When are you going to ad members?
i have added members it should show by my channel name, I have 1 at the moment haha
Well i cant see it
Here, I got a largest freshwater fish: my big fat koi, Kaito. He's huge!
can you find any fish species 25 feet long or bigger
What about theFreshwater Drum?
8:25 fish dog or dog fish? 😀😀😀
eletric ell in brazil is named Piramboia, pira means fish and boia means serpent
Mother nature is gonna run out of fish soon lol
What’s music in intro called?
Can you do a Canadian biotope
Buddy I’ve seen baby tarpon in Newfoundland Canada
Well buddy, in south africa grasscarp are most common in the vaaldam and there is pretty only standing or very slow moving water...yet the breed like rabbits
Where is the wels catfish?🥺
Why are the 63k views but only 1.7k likes?
Fish wont stop growing until their died
Oh tarpon fish
Hello
Giant eal of i think new Zealand
More biggest fish