I Found an Abandoned Pond INFESTED with Deadly Snakes!

[@BassFishingProductions]

Leave a like if you enjoyed the abandoned house series!

[@maryramroop1217]

I loved it your amazing

[@Galphaa]

ok

[@Lebron_James023]

3rd personn❤❤😊

[@clairewilliamson8268]

It is amazing risk your life for Entatament

[@revolutionandbabythedogs198]

I love the abandoned house series I will like the vid love your vids man keep doing you

[@MyBackyardScience]

Helen is an expert spotting creatures! Bobby should never doubt her! 😀

[@garethrasmussen6186]

Bobby needs to train so Helen get him some Where's Wally? books.

[@meghagupta5524]

@@garethrasmussen6186 rg kuch hota bhi FG high school diploma or GED center or

[@awartank]

Yes. She's sharp. Good team!

[@anonymousrandall5011]

but Helen seen the snake that was at the surface tho

[@streetsportstv]

ha, for real!

[@elizabethralston6609]

New to your videos, as a snake person, the title really got me. Water Moccasins (Cottonmouths) are not what those were. I saw another comment stating they were water snakes, which is accurate (I have water snakes in Kentucky!) Head shape, especially if you have coral snakes, is not a good indicator of a venomous snake, especially since so many species, such as water snakes, garter snakes and rat snakes, flatten their heads to appear larger and more intimidating. It worked on you two! I would recommend, again especially since you are in Florida, joining a snake Identification group and learning to accurately identify all of your venomous species. And if you are certain something is venomous (Even if it isn't like these guys) I don't recommend moving them. Inexperienced handlers get bit.

[@Gizathecat2]

Water snakes! Yes, I guessed that as well.

[@Lovell93]

Yes and the sad thing is, so many people in this country constantly mistake these water snakes for water moccasins and kill them. To all the people who may happen to read this comment, there is absolutely NO reason to kill a snake, whether it's venomous or not. They are very important for the environment, and they are amazing creatures that deserve to live on this planet just as much as we do! Kentucky actually made it illegal to kill the water snakes because so many people were killing them for no reason! I am also a snake keeper, of venomous and non-venomous, so I love them very much and am saddened whenever someone kills one of them for literally no reason.

[@MrChopsticktech]

They look like the Northern Water Snakes (narodia) we have here in PA.

[@MarciaBadall]

I learned a lot with that

[@Lovell93]

@elinagoodsell2698 Welcome to the Bluegrass State! 😃What part of Kentucky did you move to? I love it here, lived here my whole life. Going to move to Texas in a year or two though to start my venomous collection. Kentucky is very strict on exotic animal laws, unfortunately.

[@juanitajones3002]

The way he jumped had me rolling off my bed dying laughing😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SophiaCosico]

😂😂😂😂

[@KaterinaBrunova-l8u]

Me to lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@atlasaswellvods]

So glad you saved all those fish, even while being scared of the snakes! Those snakes were actually brown water snakes, they're usually mistaken as cotton mouths (water moccasins) and are even commonly called false moccasins! They aren't venomous but can be fairly aggressive and have a pretty painful bite. Hope to see more of your content soon!

[@chrishicks2847]

I was about to say that

[@francoisjoubert1578]

You are rong thei are bouas

[@BCCCDennisonHomes]

Snakes are soo cute❤❤❤ I have a pet one and his name is Carter

[@EmilyLisst]

I have a snake named Nova

[@I_Set_Fire_In_My_Every_Foods]

they're delicious too

[@Callmethelamp]

The snakes were harmless brown watersnakes (Nerodia Taxispilota). It's probably worth learning all of the aquatic and semiaquatic snake species (if not all local species) considering how often you're out in water-related areas. That way in the future you know what to avoid and what is safe to interact with (if need be).

[@Cottagecore4evs]

Do they eat fish tho

[@MrChopsticktech]

​@@Cottagecore4evsYes they do. Many snakes eat fish.

[@Ishow_kai1]

A KZbinr with 412k subs and only 2 comments???? I’ll fix it

[@schlopsker.mp5]

How’s Steve

[@ryansharp9412]

Love your videos

[@MmmHuggles]

I love how you saved the snakes and released them despite obviously being scared of them. That is a sign of someone who really cares about animals. It would be wise to learn more about snake identification so you can reduce your fear. Most snakes don't want anything to do with humans and most will flee at the first opportunity.

[@DoomDude2]

Bobby has the most genuine reactions to all of his catches and genuine sadness when fish die, which makes us all enjoy the videos!!!! 🐟🐠🎣🐡

[@paulhyland9761]

I aggry

[@mariacooper1505]

@@paulhyland9761 why

[@Acidburn1155]

Ah yes the "genuine" over the top reactions with him freaking out and screaming over fish splashing the water, like the dude clearly goes over the top with a lot of his "reactions" to things.

[@sct9429]

😃

[@katiekorell9776]

I'm soooo glad you went back.👍 The owner of this pond had the best collection.🐠 You are very lucky. 🍀 I LOVE all the Catfish!❤

[@daddyslittlegirl2626]

Wells catfish

[@jeffhnh06]

Blue Crawfish: "YAY, I AM SAVED !!"

[@rexietielrex2121]

I do really respect that even though you were scared, you still didn’t kill the snakes or physically harm them. Though I do very highly recommend the next time you find some venomous snakes, you call some experts. (Btw those aren’t actually venomous. Cute finds tho )

[@RileyKlungle]

Omg

[@xiongbreeze]

Nah is better to shoot it

[@Hey_2694]

@@xiongbreezeget a life ❤

[@Lovell93]

These are not venomous snakes lol.

[@Lovell93]

@@xiongbreeze Wtf? Don't be a douche. There is literally no reason to EVER kill a snake, no matter if it's venomous or not. Just leave them alone and they'll leave you alone. They are important for the environment and deserve to be on this planet just as much as we do. As a snake keeper, it really irks me to see people like you who would insist on killing them when there's literally never a reason to.

[@brokenducky7550]

first video i watched of you (liked and subscribed) and love the way you film and the content you make. Love what your doing and keep it up.

[@sabamohammed8063]

Both Bobby and Helen are so amazing! Taking risks to save fishes. So proud of you guys🥺

[@IncSac]

fr

[@georgelasich482]

everybody needs to give them a round of applause

[@tylerallen3656]

Fr

[@kalerolee5383]

I can't believe you were actually in that water with all those snakes swimming around you! Yikes! Such determination to save all the fish still in there. 🐡🐠🐟

[@jerrodwest9280]

No it’s not it’s a cotton mouth

[@ignightroad]

It's not: it's a water snake. They're non venomous. @@jerrodwest9280

[@C4ll.Sign_F1Nn]

The snakes are litteraly harmless

[@planetKit]

Still if you have a fear of snakes it’s really scary 😮😮

[@06todits]

He was there twice before and did not encounter any of them. He put them in there for content for the final video. Too obvious.

[@Lily-pl1cr]

Helen is so calm about the snakes... but Bobby is scared of them... so scared he died

[@paulmcateer4911]

You’re good Bobby lol, those are Brown Water Snakes, and they can flatten out their heads to mimic a cottonmouth when they feel threatened, but they’re harmless! 🙌

[@tatyanagay4]

I was thinking they're too light colored to be moccasins.

[@jamesmyers5970]

Thanks. I came to the comments looking for this info.

[@deescord2000]

Those snakes looks more like regular water snake rather than moccasin. Typically known as Midland Water Snake ! Cool find you guys got there and an awesome video ! also your mystery catfish looks like a talking catfish ! They are pretty cool ! that's a nice find !

[@bodymanflan]

Yep. Water snakes. Non venomous

[@etiennecampbell3195]

I agree with you that they look like regular water snakes

[@FroggysProductions]

Nope copperheads that what his phone said

[@noahpage7459]

They are brown water snakes specifically rather than midland water snakes

[@noahpage7459]

@@FroggysProductions definitely not a copperhead

[@chelseajohnson4070]

This was a great series Bobby and Helen! Thanks for being brave and saving all those fish, I'm sure the previous owner appreciates it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Bearteglythefore-yk9id]

Yaeh

[@lokitob]

Next time you encounter this snake problem in a pool like this, cut a few holes about 3 inches above the waterline. If you make them about 3x3, the snakes will find them plenty easy to escape. Just be sure to cut those holes on the side(s) you want the snakes to leave from! Edit: Also, slicing about an inch or two below the waterline will spill less water/fish at once and allow you to concentrate them in shallower water over time without great risk of spreading helpless fish across the grass.

[@secondsfromdisaster5360]

What makes you think the snakes want to escape. Water snakes like water

[@tracym6297]

​@@secondsfromdisaster5360they were trying to get out. That's why they were trying to go up the sides of the pool. They couldn't get out once they were in. Snakes don't want to be near humans. They would rather get away.

[@MiniatureGamingX]

@@secondsfromdisaster5360true

[@MrChopsticktech]

​@@secondsfromdisaster5360All snakes breath air, so they need to find a way out of the pool, they can't swim 24/7 and would eventually exhaust themselves and drown.

[@AKbaby89]

​@@MrChopsticktechbreathe

[@lydiabiggs6920]

OMG, Dude!! I just had to replay your falling episode after tripping over the cooler!! I watched it at least 7 times because it’s hysterical how you got scared and screamed at a high pitch and took a flying leap backwards, then your camera person zoomed in on your face and your eyes were closed and you acted dead and then said “I thought I died”!! Oh my gosh, did anyone else find that as funny as I did?? I had a really good deep belly laugh over and over again as I replayed it. It’s just before 12:19 in case anyone wants to watch it again. Thanks so much for making me laugh this hard. It’s been a long time since I’ve had a good laugh like this. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@HannahsZeugs]

I actually love how he went into that pond with the snakes! Shows the love he has for fish

[@bardofely]

Thank you, Bobby and Helen, for saving all those fish, and saving the snakes too. I was thinking they would die if they couldn't get back out.

[@Thecryptidsleeps]

Helen is an amazing camerawoman!❤❤❤

[@skyhigh4517]

Thank you again for saving all of them much respect hopefully the owner is watching above you happily in peace now.

[@harupin6496]

I love the fact that you're saving the snakes too even if they are scaring you as hell , because no animals should die even if they are snakes .

[@jjpfifer361]

Water Marcusson

[@artvideo4269]

Why are you talking about that he did not

[@jordangreer1674]

Yea and the fact that snakes are good animals

[@jordangreer1674]

​@@jjpfifer361not there commonly mistaken there actullybbrown water snakes I'm and expert

[@joshi9721]

Bruh snakes r can I live in Chennai today I got 5 snakes it was can only

[@Luv_Ray219]

Definitely my new fav channel!

[@Saberrex1]

The snakes Bobby and Helen encountered in the pond were Florida (southern) water snakes, not water moccasins. You can tell by the eye pupils; water snakes have round pupils, while water moccasins have vertical pupils like a cat. I know snakes very well, and I recommend reading up on them to ensure proper safety when encountering them.

[@Danabradford22]

Fr

[@dangging]

they are moccasin, their patterns are spots, water snakes have line patterns

[@philipmorris4843]

Brown water snakes don’t have bands, that’s what all of those are

[@dariuslambert8659]

Venemous snakes can have circular pupils like harmless snakes if its dark. But those were defenantly brown watersnakes.

[@Ateezwooyoung]

@@danggingeducate yourself please.

[@andrewMason23]

This was the best series yet! Hope you can find more to do. Need a video of you showing off all your ponds too now

[@Drawversecreations14]

I feel bad for the ones left in the grass. But hey, you can’t save ‘em all, just as many as you can. That’s a job well done Bobby and I love watching your vids. Keep up the good work and save those fish!

[@paranoiarpincess]

I was so worried for the snekie babies, they clearly can't get out. The were likely led by the smell of food then got trapped. They likely were coming to you at the beginning for help. I'm a massive snek lover so I just get so worried when you freak out around them that they could get hurt. That said I'm so glad that you always end up treating them with respect. Thank you for loving animals, even the ones your afraid of.

[@Danabradford22]

Me too

[@ahiza9783]

Do you know what type of snek they are

[@spoopy891]

@@ahiza9783they appear to be non-venomous brown water snakes (Nerodia taxispilota)

[@paranoiarpincess]

@@ahiza9783 Someone else said they were brown water snakes. I don't get those here and I haven't seen them being captive bred so I didn't know they even existed.

[@Ateezwooyoung]

I wouldn’t call it respectful, he slammed those snakes into that cooler..

[@Kittyfantastico]

I watch these vids with my 9 year old because he loves seeing Bobby save fish. He will talk about Bobby throughout the day, and it warms my heart to see positive role models for kids like this.

[@michiro7308]

Awwwwwwwww.... thats so frecking sweet!!!!! I hope you have a great day or night good on you for being a great parent ♡♡♡

[@Ateezwooyoung]

Well positive role models wouldn’t spread fear and hate towards an innocent animal.

[@michiro7308]

Huh? Are you talking adout the snake?

[@HymanAbramowitz]

I love this.

[@tracym6297]

What a great save. Not only for the fish. But you faced your fears and saved the snakes as well. They were trying to get out of the pond. Great job!

[@MiniatureGamingX]

Ngl im with them i dont have phobia or really scared of snakes but i rather not be near thwm

[@sandiking92]

You are a brave soul and a compassionate conservationist! Thanks for saving ALL the animals!

[@hooliganfunnetty4712]

So excellent to save these abandoned fish !! Blessings.

[@crazyhands1859]

Dude, this is like a mystery box. There are so many different fish in these tanks, I'm sure one of your best recovery's!

[@tammyschuler9100]

Great job Bobby. I would have ran for the hills when I saw those snakes. Bless you

[@darrenbartz4639]

You are so nice saving all of these fish I wish that I could actually do the same thing as you but I can’t I don’t think I’m as great as you

[@johnmcgrory-w3k]

Try your hardest 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@jenniferhendricks9437]

You are the best KZbinr in the world

[@Lozzo1390]

So glad you and helen went back to save the fish. So happy you did. Love this little mini series at this house. Helens camera work is amazing. So amaaing ❤ The snakes look like common watersnakes.

[@Nico0323]

Are they venomous

[@RebekkaRN1962]

​@@Nico0323 No

[@Ateezwooyoung]

@@Nico0323no, they are not even close to dangerous. They literally panicked at some point and wanted to get out.

[@Lozzo1390]

@Dark_Gingi no they aren't venomous. They looked like they got in the pool and couldn't get back out and just really scared. Usually, cottonmouths (water moccasins) flash the inside of their mouth as a warning display, though that isn't always the case. It's best not to touch things if you don't know for certain as some none venomous and venomous snakes look very similar. Just leave them alone, though. I'm glad Bobby released them and didn't kill them.

[@Nico0323]

@@Ateezwooyoung ok I didn’t know that I’m not from a country with snakes the only snake we have here is garter snake and missauga rattlesnake

[@charlescampisijr.8065]

Enjoyed the series. The fish tanks are amazingly clear now. Could see through them all in the intro.

[@zanelapina8911]

You are so good

[@kemetdrake9374]

Thank you for saving the fish. Im a reptile lover and the snakes are more afraid of you than you are of them, they just want out. They probably got in and they cant get out. May i recommend getting snake tongs so that if you do have this issue again, you are less likely to get bit, especially if it is a venomous species. Also some of the little riddles dont always work as i have an older corn snake that has a triangle head. I recently adopted him and am working on getting some weight on him. But gripper tongs would work best for you in case this happens again. Im so glad you finished this series as well as saved the snakes. Most people would kill them but they do serve as pest control.

[@merandasanchez3669]

I love that you didn't kill the snakes and that you released them!!!! More people should be like that. Great job!!!

[@Beliung-d3e]

This channel make me happy

[@steezin_4no_reazon]

3 for 3! Triple bangers! Love the saving fish videos, would love to see another pet store dumpster run too!

[@Smallbabyofpigcity]

But not faked.

[@brimstone260]

Well done guys on seeing the job through. And for working through the snakes!💪

[@marynaradchenko3724]

This video made me laugh so much! I love snake content, I have a pet snake and I'm planning to get more, but what I love even more is Bobby screaming at these water snakes (not dangerous). I would love to see more snake content, and maybe less freaking out

[@Lebron_James023]

I love how Bobby has so much love for fish and gets himself in danger to save them ❤😊

[@Ateezwooyoung]

He wasn’t in danger at all. He just should educate himself more.

[@Chompchompyerded]

Yeh, well, he's being extremely stupid. If those had have been water moccasins he would have got bit and he'd have died, and then he wouldn't be able to rescue more fish. In a situation like that, it's much better than he be safe. He will rescue many more fish if he's alive, than if he's dead.

[@C4ll.Sign_F1Nn]

The snake are harmless they arent even cotton mouths he just wants clicks

[@AlexanderGreer-v8o]

Bros profile 😂

[@daniwarren8642]

Great job Bobby and Helen! You two are hilarious! You are both way braver than I. Would love to see a final part where you take them all out of quarantine. And no fat shaming the fish. 😂

[@acasiadavy]

Bass fishing production:Your girlfriend voice is so calm😍❤

[@jasonshapiro6420]

Thank you for saving as many fish as possible. It is clear that the previous owner loved them dearly and now they will have a good home

[@cindyroy8872]

I would love to see you scatter all the fish you put in this quarantine pond. It is so cool to see and get a little update on all of your ponds!

[@SUTOTWINLETS]

Loved that video ❤

[@anitabegley8456]

🤣🤣OmG Bobby you are too funny. You amaze me but Helen is a warrior. I'd be gone, as I don't do snakes. Thanks for all you do saving all those fish. Stay blessed and have a blessed week.

[@shimmerysparkles123]

Right!? Helen is amazingly patient with his ramblings while he's nervous. I'm glad she is brave. I don't think most gfs would be as accommodating as she is (in general). They sneak past ghosts, rats, snakes and security guards and she's right there. No qualms. 👍🏼 what a duo. Go team Boblen or is it Helbby? LoL 😂 keep the vids coming.

[@GlitzyWitch]

I'm so glad you went back, kudos to you and Helen. Snakes are usually fine, honestly they're more afraid of you, I'm glad you saved what you could. God bless you both. Big love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤❤❤

[@aboringguy3205]

This is the most fun and scariest adventure you’ve ever done! Saving fish from a mysterious pool while fighting tens of snakes. So wild. Respect the effort❤❤❤.

[@Ateezwooyoung]

Four snakes. Don’t exaggerate. And on top harmless ones.

[@timfisher1376]

You the man bobby!! I could have never moved those snakes!!awesome videos bro keep them coming!!

[@Vibe_Thyme]

Those snakes look like they are most likely a common eastern brown water snake. They are nonvenomous and are actually nice to have around. They do mimic water moccasins to avoid predators. I actually have a large pond behind my house that has a nest of water snakes. I catch them occasionally to check up on them. I am just glad you saved the snakes as I saw that the water was too low for them to escape. That is such a great thing to do even if you are scared.

[@Thecryptidsleeps]

False moccasins! They’re called that sometimes

[@viperluciano6328]

Hello bobby. You and helen are most definitely becoming youtube's best duo. Your video's are becoming better and better keep up the amazing job you are doing an excellent job

[@HighlighterOrange_TheSilly]

In 1h you have 28,930 views, Your a great Content creator!You risk your life to save fish and that’s something not a lot of people would do, you and Helen are awesome!Cant wait till you reach your deserved 1Mil!

[@Ateezwooyoung]

He didn’t risk his life and if he would educate himself he would have known that.

[@ArloTheNon-Beeinary]

@@Ateezwooyoung Lol. I love how the same person replies with the same hate message on every comment haha like not everyone has to be an expert on snakes he works with fish not snakes bud, also I love snakes and I know they're harmless but they can still bite and some people can still be scared of snakes even if they are harmless so chillax dude you're here replying with the same hateful comments but just let people enjoy videos learning about fish my goodness.

[@sct9429]

I have only watched you channel for 3 days and i have learnt so much already now i know 9 species of fish when before i know none! you have inspiered me loads and love fish because of you bobby!🐟🐠❤😃

[@RianaQuen]

My gosh, his reaction to his catches and in this case those snakes were just amazing! You can really feel his energy and in this case it was terrifying! I'm glad that you are alive, sir! Stay safe on your adventures!

[@C4ll.Sign_F1Nn]

The snake are harmless they arent even cotton mouths he just wants clicks

[@kaylaalaura3646]

He just afraid whatever Type is it@@C4ll.Sign_F1Nn

[@mistyb5577]

Thank goodness for people like you saving these fish! No snakes for me, venomous or not…those fish would’ve been out of luck. Awesome job but please be careful!

[@MiniatureGamingX]

How

[@GabbysabbyandLeomeo123]

When the 🐍 snakes tried to climb the wall I pounched my phone 😂😂😂😂😂

[@xradioactive-mi7tz]

i only started watching ur vids recently but i love them there good content and i love fish they are such amazing creatures keep up the good work

[@catsanchez5749]

You are so brave Bobby. Between Amoeba and snakes, NO WAY, But! Sure LOVE watching you do it❤cat❤

[@luckylillyHasLuck]

DANG! That’s amazing catches and you’re inspiring me to maybe start going fishing :D by the way, what was your first ever catch?

[@immunecommune]

Love all your vids! So brave to get all those snakes out!

[@Pestlepop]

I wanna see Helen do the fishing and you do the recording for once!

[@LazarusWoods]

This is crazzzzyyyy. I would not get in there with those snakes lol. Sick video brother!!

[@lisaamirant5595]

I’d love to see a follow up video of how the fish are growing and thriving❤❤❤

[@pedroalexisbenitez2342]

I like these series because they are so fun ❤😂😊

[@jerryleopold1430]

Incredible haul Bobby, you should pound that pond with several traps to include that super long one before they finish filling it in. It's been so productive and this video just proves they are still stacked in deep. Many beautiful varieties, save them. Thanks for the content!

[@phantomlakdude]

love your videos and I love how well your ponds are coming along

[@1Lestatslover]

I really enjoy your videos. I live in a very wooded so many snakes that I have seen water moccasins, black rat snakes cute little neon, green snakes, that are about as big around is a ball point pen have little red eyes and then there is the extremely dangerous copperhead den right next to the creek that everybody who lives here knows about where it is. So whenever I walk my road, I always make sure that I have a golf club with me just in case I come across them. I’m not that worried about the water moccasin, because when it was lounging in the creek on the rock in the sun it sensed me coming and slithered into the water and away from me.

[@kogrady31]

Very good job! So cool that you saved so many doomed fish! Love your videos!

[@julieholden217]

Loved this series Bobby. Did you ever go back to the other house where the pool had been used as a pond?

[@Nightsight971]

Your best video ever Bobby!! I admire your bravery around those snakes and saving those fish! What a great haul for you!

[@Ateezwooyoung]

Bravery around those snakes… 😂😂😂😂 Harmless water snakes. They were more scared of him.

[@LeonardoDaVinci-iy9ye]

Those seem to be brown watersnakes and while they're not venomous they do tend to be very aggressive so make sure to just practice some extra caution:) also love your videos they give me serotonin

[@Ateezwooyoung]

They are not aggressive, they are defensive and those in the video were freaked out. They weren’t defensive/„aggressive“ at all.

[@LeonardoDaVinci-iy9ye]

Ur so right tho, I meant aggressive for his standards but I guess I shoulda clarified I'd be freaked too if some huge creature came and netted up my buddies tbh@@Ateezwooyoung

[@evie_playz_uwu]

Part 2!

[@katesear7631]

Amazing job rescuing all those fish while avoiding being bitten by the snakes. Great camera work Helen 👍

[@davidgil4250]

Man it has been a journey with you you used have 180 k subs now almost a million now wow you grown so much you deserved this your channel is very entertaining

[@Vakaria]

I love your video

[@futureflash8098]

Dude is awesome and brave..goodjob mate but be careful..i hope things goes well there..💪🏻

[@ashlynnic0le]

Those are actually brown watersnakes! So they're non-venomous but a bite would definitely hurt! You can tell by their patterns, tail, and heads. The main destictive difference is Brown Watersnakes have a brown squared pattern where the corners don't touch eachother. Cottonmouths have black bands that wrap around to the belly, they also have black tipped tails, and black stripes over the eyes that kinda make it look like it has a mask, which these snakes didn't have. I'm not a snake genius, but did learn how to identify them due to spending many summers out in the middle-of-no-where country near a river.

[@BillyTheBob-os7or]

I was kayaking in New York when me and my mom saw what I think was a garter snake poking out of the water. It was absolutely terrifying, that you for making these videos for us despite the danger.

[@C4ll.Sign_F1Nn]

Garter snakes are absaloutley harmless you can pick them up and they won't bite you even if they do it foenst hurt at all

[@BillyTheBob-os7or]

@@C4ll.Sign_F1Nn I know but still, I am not used to snakes where I live in New Jersey so this incident freaked me out.

[@undersixty]

That Raphael Catfish is gorgeous. And I loved that you were able to get all the snakes out without incident! There were a total of 6 snakes in that water when you first waded in that pool! Scary! 😮

[@monsterfish6one99]

irwini catfish catfish not a Raphael catfish

[@undersixty]

@@monsterfish6one99 Irwin’s Catfish or Giant Raphael Catfish

[@Halil-fe6dt]

​@@monsterfish6one997:03

[@Islandofmisfittoyz]

“We are gonna net around a bit and be e-FISH-ent” pun lost in time 😂 keep up the good work you two!!!! 💜

[@Hgghbcbhvhfhvgd]

I pride myself on being somewhat of a snake expert 😂 I mean I own 19 snakes, 8 of them being water snakes, and I can say without a shadow of a doubt that those are not water moccasins, but they are a common misconception for them. Those are brown water snakes, they’re non venomous genera of the natricine family, and they’re VERY smart. I own two named Willy and Samantha 😂

[@oiBlag]

What should I look at to ID a snake?

[@Hgghbcbhvhfhvgd]

@@oiBlag between venomous and non-venomous?

[@MiniatureGamingX]

Why it willy thats sus

[@Erik_K]

​@@oiBlagFrom what I've learned watching Snake Discovery's and Clint's Reptiles' videos, there isn't one sure way to tell if a snake is venomous if you don't know what it is with certainty. So if you're not sure, just leave it alone and it'll leave you alone. Snakes usually only bite humans if they're scared.

[@MrChopsticktech]

​@@oiBlagFacebook has a few Snake Identification groups. You just send them a photo and your location and their admins will post the species. I don't catch snakes like l used to but it is neat to see so many in the groups.

[@majorwayne9866]

10:22 that’s a common water snake AKA fish snake. They have the ability to make their heads triangle shaped to fool predators. I live on the water in South Louisiana & these are everywhere down here. They can sense dying fish or even stressing fish, like a fish on a stringer.

[@Ateezwooyoung]

Yeah the false water „cobra“ (not the Brazilian one)😂😂😂

[@BloodHalos21]

The shut up got me laughing so hard😂

[@michalisfintzos4457]

To be honest out of all the fish youtubers your definitely the best one❤❤ Keep up the amazing work by the way!!!

[@MrHahaveryhappy]

I think someone named Cory from aquarium coop would say nah lol this kid needs to learn a little more and milk in the research.

[@squidfarter]

He fakes these videos

[@michalisfintzos4457]

​@@MrHahaveryhappywell maybe your right that's just my personal opinion

[@michalisfintzos4457]

​@@squidfarterwhat makes you think that?

[@hulkman1971]

Nice job, Bobby, I've been waiting and dying from anticipation for this part 3 to come out . Awesome haul , that guy had quit a variety of species in that pond/pool .

[@MayankaGhosh]

Bro you are very nice saving those fish the passed away owner must be very happy but bro don't go in there if you know there are venomous snake in there be safe bro❤

[@LeyNicole2003]

Seeing him step into that water and knowing there’s snakes in there has my ankles hurting lol

[@guinevere7494]

Wow. Dealing with the snake fear and even saving them. The trip was awesome button you definitely scream less likely a five year old girl. Awesome save

[@Yousureaboutthat553]

I love your videos there so cool and I get to see fish that I haven’t saw before

[@Artslays747]

Those are actually not venomous, they are water snakes but still may hold bacteria in their mouths. Stay safe!

[@Cleo_thetherian]

I love your videos 🐠🐟