Catching invasive aquarium fish Australia

[@goldcoastfishnerd]

Chunky took care of business. So many swordtails around!

[@rnldmanuel88]

This is the only Aussie KZbinr that post stuff like this.

[@introtwerp]

Ikr

[@lisacurtis3876]

Also a KZbin called Goldfish who does stuff like this but agreed this channel is good!

[@vvoss2805]

plant is a Polka Dot .... also a weed. Hard to find undisturbed waterways nowadays. Thanks for doing your part. All of us should.

[@timpekarek9159]

1:00 looks like Hypoestes, which is native to locations around the Indian Ocean, though I don't know about how native it is in your particular location.

[@footagemissing]

Nice one mate, after seeing your vids and a few others, I took the kids down to our local creek yesterday and caught a heap of fish with this method. So many, and so small, I wasn't super confident in identifying them but there must have been at least 4-5 different species. Keep it up.

[@Dundeel.]

That’s awesome! Great activity for kids to enjoy can’t wait till I have my own to do this stuff with

[@flipsvaldes8325]

Jesus Chunks smashed those feeders bro, good video keep it up 👍🏽

[@candyfloss738987]

The staghorn ferns are beautiful!!! SO big and lovely seeing them in the wild! All those little pools cut off by drying out would be great to go through with a fishnet when you are waiting for your fish traps to catch anything! Like Bass Fishing Productions does - find some crazy aquarium fish! Would be great to see what you get in wild Australia!

[@Dundeel.]

I had 0 idea they were Australian natives till I moved up here and started seeing them everywhere

[@scottmchale6200]

Love the show go the mighty panthers

[@harleyzerafa4861]

Love your channel man. I’ve just started doing the same thing. Could you reveal this location at all? Or any successful areas you know about hall an hour south of Brisbane? Keep it up man

[@ninbendo360]

Cheers mate, my son and I had a ball catch and releasing the all different species in our local creek had no idea so many different fish and crustaceans were there! Legend keep it up.

[@GosperTYVS]

Bro chunky boi is one hungry and vicious lil man !!! 🔥❤️‍🔥🔥😎💪🏼👌🏼

[@Dundeel.]

Yeah he goes silly for the live feed

[@Aussieknuckleheads]

What bait do you use in the traps? I'm in Vic, i usually get mozzie fish but recently got a couple of common galaxias

[@mikew2095]

Oh - is this up at Tamborine mate? That pink spotted plant and that background carpark look familiar to that area! 🤔

[@dixsigns1717]

What a treat to watch you hand-feed Chunky! I wish you could ship to USA but it is too darn far. I can not even find any swords that look that good.

[@rodneymatthews1891]

what kind of fish is that in the tank? love the jersey too mate massive Panthers fan here.

[@Dundeel.]

That’s a barramundi 😁

[@calebstegman4209]

Nice lookin barra ma bro 🤙

[@deadmanfishing7468]

Legend !!! That barra smashin the live food.Great channel , cant wait until your next upload.Good times.

[@Dundeel.]

Aiming for Wednesday ✌🏼

[@dessapdessap1665]

Super bro keep uploading videos soon u will achieve one day...love from india

[@Dundeel.]

Thanks bro

[@lawrenceh1385]

I first saw those green leafed plants with pink spots in a nursery in Orlando Florida in 1983

[@geoffbreen2386]

Spotted leaved plant( Hypoestes species ) at 0.45 is a weed, it seeds prolifically in that semi shaded location. Most of the short herb like plants and grasses along the creek there are weeds. What is the minimum temperature you need to keep the Barramundi at? Will you need heat for Mangrove Jack?

[@Dundeel.]

The temperature in the tank is 30 degrees not sure minimum temperature they live in the wild where I am

[@geoffbreen2386]

@@Dundeel. Thank you. They live here too. I'm just north of the Fitzroy River and they catch some big ones in there.

[@Dundeel.]

@@geoffbreen2386 thanks for your great information about the plant too I’ll be definitely taking someone when I go next time to remove it from there

[@JaydenShaffer-bb4iw]

Awsome video and remember god loves you ❤

[@johnthefrogakakrazert819]

Are those mixbreed swordtails? They look nothing like what i see in the petshop.

[@Dundeel.]

They’re actually what you expect to find in the wild natural swordtails before humans played around with making them colourful

[@peterquinn8419]

I like how you keep some of your locations a little dark. It stops dickheads seeing things, like those wonderful staghorns and coming to get them. Plus other reasons. I know its hard to keep every location secret but places like where you are, are best kept secret. In my opimion. LOVE your vids.

[@chriswilson3698]

Nice channel bro I love the Aussie natives , I have a golden eel tail catfish, butis butis and a bullrout my dream is the coal grunter !

[@chriswilson3698]

Living in Penrith don’t catch much other then gambusia

[@Dundeel.]

@@chriswilson3698 yeah nothing to crazy still get bass and few other natives

[@williamwheeler9269]

Chunky boi getting huge!

[@Dundeel.]

He’s going to be massive with all the live feeds

[@eworksp]

yeah.... GO PANTHERS!!

[@Dcghhjyfree]

You don’t know what your doing mate. You killed the native fish you had in the net then you go over feed your barramundi with like a dozen live fish. It Damages there swim bladder when you overfeed them. Don’t you question why it doesn’t move after feeding for a abit?

[@Dundeel.]

Damn, amazing how it’s still alive and swimming well

[@adventureonly1867]

Amazing👍😍👍 love❤ from India🇮🇳

[@dormsvader1878]

Man love the videos! I do this alot myself, be careful, even transporting an invasive fish home is considered illegal regardless of your intention to feed them to your fish. I have had a council ranger check my bucket for invasives and he made me destroy them on site. Even though I said they were feeders for my fish. I was lucky he wasn't a d**K and he didn't take it further. Also you should be quarantining your fish and treating for worms. Also had a bad experience with that. Spread to most of my fish in a matter of weeks. Anyway not trying to be a Karen. You do you. Just thought it might help.

[@Dundeel.]

It’s only illegal if the fish is classed as invasive obnoxious like mosquito fish,swordtails are just classed as invasive and they’re not written into the bio security act YET

[@dormsvader1878]

@@Dundeel. fair enough turns out he might have been a bit of a Richard then. I had a bunch of tilapia and mosquito fish and swordtails. He did make me destroy them all mind you. Anyway keep doing your thing man. Maybe I'll see you around. 🤙

[@Dundeel.]

@@dormsvader1878 yeah mosquito and tilapia kill on sight swordtails aren’t on there yet but things could change

[@leewarry8641]

Bad move feeding wild fish to your pet one you can give your fish disease like white spot & fin rot

[@MrAuswillow]

Stealing the turtles food bro.

[@bananadremmmm]

you should buy fishing nets