MINI CREEK Has Aquarium FISH And I CAUGHT Them!

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[@getthatcornouttamyface2461]

Every fish is an aquarium fish if you put it an aquarium.

[@jimskyhidalgo3140]

Your funny yeah 😅♥️

[@lidiamedina2813]

Getthat Cornouttamyface you don't have to be rude 😡🙄😠😤😕😕

[@emilyplaysgamesstuwe5801]

@@lidiamedina2813 you are rude

[@wendyjo6233]

Duh...

[@milesb5431]

Logic af

[@Smmswagfr]

The little striped fish are called bluefin killifish. Beautiful little fish.

[@shontay213]

No they not they call Blacklined rasbora or red tail rasbora look it Up

[@Smmswagfr]

You look it up. Blackline rasboras live in Asia. The bluefin killifish is native to Florida.

[@mattv372]

Hey guys ever thought it could be a regular mountain minnow

[@Smmswagfr]

Mountain minnows are native to China and are extinct in the wild. Not found in Florida. Just look up bluefin killifish.

[@trulyjose]

Wow you know a lot I only know about tank fish 🐠

[@Name-cw2gc]

Hope whoever is reading this is having a good day/night and remember you are special to someone

[@nancyrodriguez5633]

Thank you

[@ferdyspadaccini6661]

I’m not

[@Name-cw2gc]

Ferdy Spadaccini why not?

[@musiccreationstv2732]

Thanks bro

[@dnc-em8oi]

Appreciate it man, might be late...but hope you are having a goodnight/ day too.

[@memealicious1439]

"That thing is Huge!" - shows 2cm fish had me dead Ahah

[@Shadowstar79]

wow.... just wow... putting some fish straight out of some muddy stream into your aquarium without quarantine.. wow, you live life on the wild side!

[@wydchristian]

Clickbait the colorful fish in the thumbnail was never featured in the episode I'm disappointed

[@FloridaBushcraft96]

He showed the flag fish lol

[@pobster88j94]

He does that a bit often.

[@lukehalvorson884]

Welcome to KZbinr clickbait

[@beatndagutta]

This dude's pretty much a hack. But let him do his thing I guess.

[@seanshute3796]

Yeah I agree... none of them were that colorful

[@ryanbvisuals]

pretty cool you get to catch fish locally. But def not an experience fish keeper. You need to quarantine those wild fish just in case of internal parasites and bacteria before placing them in your main tank(s).

[@lukehalvorson884]

He doesn't care it's for the views bro

[@paochicken]

Luke Halvorson well, obviously.

[@Fable1Guides]

@@lukehalvorson884 super wack

[@dimitris.4484]

Actually keep the wild fish on nature and domesticated on aquarium. And go for fishing to catch some fishes to eat.

[@davidandrew6347]

@@dimitris.4484 That makes 100 percent zero sense.

[@YazidHLH]

Colorful fish on wild river 😀 keep uploading your hobbyist video 👏

[@siuolsretlaw8166]

I suggest you show the fish in the fish tank so that we can really see what they look like. I would also bring a bigger container or bucket so that I could keep something like that Gar unless you don't want to have a big enough tank for it. Quarantining your new fish especially the wild caught fish is a great idea as many have suggested. It's a good idea to quarantine them and treat the fish for parasitic and bacterial diseases. I started using API brand erythromycin and general cure together for a period in my quarantine tank and haven't had any problems since. You're very lucky to live in a place where you can catch desirable fish to put in an aquarium. I would probably see if I could make it profitable in order to at least fund my hobby. Pretty cool man! 🤙🏻🤙🏿

[@Johnnycashexperience]

I'd be so afraid of bringing parasites into the tank! I made the mistake of putting seaweed from lake erie into my aquarium and two days later I had a HUGE ick outbreak!

[@EuroGupper]

You need to quarantine plants too

[@zombiemoo909]

Did you try quarantining the seaweed for at least a month? Holler if it works.

[@khol3167]

The little fish with red tail are white cloud minnow. They’re also known as the poor man’s neon.I got them in my pond and they can tolerate cold water.

[@elysabethpoodle6234]

We go to the creeks often to net fish but every time we do go, at certain times of the year, I see LOTS of poisonous snakes. Ive seen Tipans right on the waters edge and if you didnt see him, your in for a very bad weekend. Further north of me you got to watch a croc aint waiting for you. Also because your always stomping through long grass, you just dont know what there with you. I always make sure I really do stomp by feet so any snake there knows I am coming but not akk our snakes will run away. Certain nesting times a king brown will have a go and also death adders. They are fully ambush snakes so they just sit there and dont move till its too late for you. Just got me thinking the care free way you walk around. Im not saying every where you go your in danger but caution is the best defence. Long boots are a good thing to have on.

[@davorolij6690]

Good video like it!!! Hello from Croatia

[@dylanfox9949]

I live in loxxahatchee too. Lived here forever and have been catching bass and bluegill for years in my backyard. Have had dip netted all those types of fish too and had them and pets. Keep up the good work

[@johnnygalaxy9022]

THe Stripey guys are BlueFin Killies! Great aquarium fish!

[@jennacollins6324]

Awesome video , Thanks for posting. That gar was incredible and looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@boi-dz7wn]

Those fish you caught with the stripe are blue fin killifish

[@garyplays7230]

Its actually a Tanichthys micagemmae

[@garyplays7230]

Its a type of minno

[@jessemccoy9113]

Gary Plays no I have them here in my canal they’re killifish

[@lordmonkeyboy946]

The sunfish appeared to be a juvenile flyer.

[@74nova36]

Nah it’s definitely just a common Perch

[@savagebois1383]

I love to watch your videos

[@bearbrewer8517]

That’s awesome dude

[@jmatt4life]

That was pretty cool! Aren’t you afraid of glass in the canal? That garr fish was scary looking.

[@cardmansales9376]

or needles or snapping turtles...

[@WohaliTheOneandOnly]

I think the little striped fish maybe pencil fish. I used to have some that had the red at the tail. They are impossible to find nowadays. Really great, peaceful schooling fish. You should fill up a tank with them.

[@younoytisback6199]

No they are Creek club

[@BARR8323]

So that’s where you’ve been since I met you 4 years ago, glad your channel is a HIT.

[@maelenejones456]

One thing is that they (the bluntnose minnows) need plenty of places to hide, and cannot be put with night going fish, since they sleep on the bottom, or like bettas. They can get about 2 1/2 inches long and are fast and agile. They are very panicky, much like shad. If you decide to try to keep them, you'll need to get them in an aquarium as soon as you can, and when you catch them, you'll need your container to have many plants in there to, so they can hide. The aquarium is best to not be lit, and well planted (even with fake plants), and have a slow current. They are schooling fish. I'd suggest having at least 8. I'd suggest at least a 15gal, if all you have is 8 of them in one aquarium. It may also be best to put a tarp or blanket around the aquarium when you first introduce them.

[@dramaticexperiment144]

You should've kept the gar for you big pond

[@juleidagraciano2086]

If he kept the gar were would he put it if he had only had the little aquarium

[@rosemary.-6576]

Good point, but the fish is from the wild so he should stay there.

[@ukaszzimmerman9639]

gar would eat or bite all the other fish

[@starsfalldown1234567]

I'm pissed. In my country a Gar costs a small fortune. Yet these Americans get huge gars like that in their drains! Wtf. A gar that size would have cost a US equivalent of 1500$

[@davishicks5941]

Alligator gar have now become illegal to purchase or take from the wild due to some stupid stuff but they benefit the ecosystem

[@rafcabrera9834]

Luke, the spoted white and black fish is call a Gambuzia fish.

[@kmba-9197]

🔥 🔥 🔥 video luke this was a bad to the bone video as always please keep it up because i love to watch your videos piece✌

[@gosper420tyvs7]

You guys have some cool canal life over there even if half of them are invasive , great content bro … 🔥❤️‍🔥🔥😎👍🏼

Incredible place, beautiful Fishing! Hug and always good *Fishing!*

[@kenwintin3014]

The "cow" minnnow is a male mosquito fish that is partially melanistic. Gambusia affinis.

[@alcheidaje1203]

I always thougth that i esa the incluso INE crazy fishing on streams and small rivers near my home jajaja and now i can see that im not alone. Good Job and nice videos !

[@briancieslak695]

1st also I loved this video these types of videos are cool

[@briancieslak695]

Oh that’s great well done I’ll go check your channel out

[@sadistic1178]

Introducing wild caught fish to your established captive fish tank is a risk.. Parasites and other things can be Introduced. Good luck. Still love your videos

[@stealthmode2168]

What university did you graduate from?

[@mellochello77]

@@stealthmode2168 it's common sense if you are a fish keeper

[@stealthmode2168]

@@mellochello77 obviously you didn't get the joke

[@teagan1311]

I WISH I HAD A STREAM LIKE THIS OMG THIS IS SO COOL

[@todtepfenhart7655]

Get yourself a net and go explore. You'd be surprised at what's living in just about every stream, pond, river and lake.

[@phrog1969]

Facts

[@dominiciancabatit6012]

That's a pretty rich canal there. So much life in it. Just wondering what water source feeds that little canal - maybe there's a big river or something nearby?

[@PULAG]

This looks fun.

[@wydchristian]

3:54 Largemouth bass fry very common in shallow waters. Or possibly fathead minnows I did so more research

[@BuzzMan1002]

I want a baby large mouth very bad but I am worried about my ghost knife eating a bass

[@FloridaBushcraft96]

Not a Baby Largemouth they are Bluefin Killifish

[@no.no.105]

Nick Cabal you are right

[@whiteboiburner2933]

CTM Gaming! Hell no

[@wydchristian]

@@whiteboiburner2933 language

[@DMike54]

It would have been nice to see how they look in the big aquariums.

[@yehoshuacirt8645]

Wow. I don't think you mentioned the place this fantastic creek is in. How do you think the various species got there?

[@tnami09]

Perhaps Darters or gobies ?? I used to catch when I was a kid growing up in St.Petersburg, FL. They would get this beautiful deep metalic blue dot just behind their eyes on their gills when they darken themselves in the aquarium. Yes, they change color like lizards do.

[@rommeltunlgol1287]

The fish didnt get my attention the hot guy did. ❤

[@wmoy8507]

The water chemistry of your tank and that creek is completely different. I am surprise that these fish survive with that sudden change in chemistry. Better to slowing change the water to get fish accumulated to tank water. Also that creek water has parasites and you just added to your fish tank.

[@Sondorism]

That's not really a problem for wild fish. Their bodies are used to rapid changes in temperature, unlike most aquarium fish.

[@Sondorism]

I've never had a wild caught fish die from being transferred to a tank.

[@lash4572]

@@Sondorism you obviously havent been in the fish hobby at all...as that is the fucking most retarded thing ever said..

[@robscuremusic]

Luke - those little fish are Bluefin killifish. If you don't want them, send them to me!! :)

[@levi7173]

Omg yes a new video!!

[@kelsibwells432]

Fantastic video great catches but please put some water shoes on I had a friend in a similar situation that had to go to the emergency room due to broken glass bottle thanks for the great video please post more

[@stunattick8749]

I dont think you suppose to take fish from that contaminated canal water and just throw it into your aquarium without quarantining it first... let me know if i am wrong🤗

[@dezmauldin8600]

You're not

[@lazaroquintino3930]

You should see all of the tropical fish that you can find in Miami's canal system. There are also 3 ft. long fancy koi that I see from time to time.

[@davidacevedo4511]

like your vids alot you should do more of these kinds of vids!

[@ryanramjattan3169]

Why u don't show the fish inside the aquarium.

[@lash4572]

because its probably a shitty aquarium that is not fit to keep fish in XD

[@boilingtea7083]

@@lash4572 oml if you have LITERALLY no videos don't be making assumptions about people without showing your house

[@pyrobear4206]

Hey you needed to quarantine them fish how do you know they don't got some kind of disease that's going to get the rest of your tank sick always quarantine Wildfish for at least seven days I even quarantine fish from pet stores for 3 to 5 just to make sure they're fine and nothing has going to surprise me

[@huyquoctran2088]

PYRO BEAR 420 50/50 chance hahaha. And a high chance those fishes have internal parasites

[@riverlizard2952]

Pyro Bear.....He doesn't care about the fish.....he's here for clickbaiting for revenue. When a YT request that you click subscribe and Like video....they're wanting clicks so they can get a check from YT. Most of the time when a YTer does that stuff...it's the last time I watch their videos because their top priority is making money....not to do with providing information that would be helpful to viewers.....such as putting wild fish into his tank without quarantining them first. Viewers that don't know better will follow his poor habits and do the same thing and the cycle goes on and on.

[@danthehighman]

@@riverlizard2952 jesus stfu

[@micheleevangelista9247]

EVERYONE IS SAYING THE SAME STUFF U CAN TELL THE OLD SCHOOL LIKE MYSELF!!!! 😫 BUT I THINK LIKE MOST ALL KID'S HIS AGE, HE MORE THAN LIKELY FREQUENTLY DOES HIS RESEARCH WITH THE PUSH OF A BUTTON. WE HAD TO LEARN BY TRIAL AND ERROR. NO GOOGLE TO ANSWER EVERY QUESTION KNOWN TO MAN, AT LEAST AS FAR AS IM CONCERNED. NOT SPEAKING FOR ANYONE ELSE. 🦋🌹🕊🙏

[@DJ279V]

Great video. The Bluefin Killifish (striped fish) thrive in algae and heavily-weeded areas.

[@chrisguyle9959]

The last big fish you caught was a perch. Good bait fish for fishing. Especially for catfish.

[@Speedyboi4200]

Jesteś z Polski?

[@rnbw9875]

why are all people on youtube always putting their wild caught fish who could be sick or something in with their healty fish and not even caring about doing a quarantine period... and always holding everything in their hands its like they dont ven care about the fish

[@samuelsiubera2677]

I love wild catch fish

[@rnbw9875]

i love wild fish to but im not going to put them in my aquarium before i know that there isnt anything wrong with them

[@samuelsiubera2677]

@@rnbw9875 parasite can be everywhere in a fish

[@rnbw9875]

i know thats why you quarantine

[@day.threads]

Cuz most of these youtubers don’t really know a lot about fish keeping lol. Besides the ones that really do have their fishroom and sell fish for a living.

[@PCY_SyY]

Great catch.

[@arthurgriebel207]

I know other people are saying the striped fish are killfish, but they look like flying foxes to me. Flying foxes have mouths on the underside and it's hard to see in the video where the mouth is, but if they are flying foxes, they mostly eat algae.

[@martinpike803]

Don't u guys worry about gators in those ponds and canals

[@starsfalldown1234567]

Lol look how tiny that Creek is... I think you'd be able to see a gator

[@christianxiong3947]

@@starsfalldown1234567 lol...they camoflauge they are adapted to their environment

[@rockydee7499]

Or mutated turtles.

[@rayluckman9324]

U wouldn't see it till it was to late

[@Haldirprince123]

I hunt gators let me tell you them fuckers are sometimes damn near impossible to see. Also seeing how murky the water was you'd definitely not see it till its too late. Dads got a scar or two from them mishaps a few missing fingers lol

[@roxieabinsay5072]

It's minow

[@HariGuna]

I love that background score of the nature

[@ttvphilswifft8682]

Bro straight up clench fist squished those fry like a cave man lol

[@HalfMoonWatercolor]

Favorite hobby right here! Awesome videos dude, i just made my first netting video in a canal similar to this one and caught a nice variety of pretty cool fish! We have a ton here in Houston! Check it out if you can and keep up the good work!! 🤙🏽

[@joteed8341]

This dude doesn’t know what a bluegill is. 😂

[@eleezakaine3028]

Joteed I didn’t know either until yesterday 😂

[@todtepfenhart7655]

Give the kid a break. There was a time when you didn't know what a bluegill was either. At least he's outside learning and doing. More than can be said for most people.

[@michelemond9968]

That was fun to watch! You’re making tons of jealous people!....

[@gailschenk8802]

Cool just subbed 👍🏻

[@m_meg5783]

Bro you need to be careful there could be snakes in that canal

[@okrayola222]

M_Meg hahaha what if a snake is lurking inderneath those algaes OMG i thought of that too

[@deploribusunum3894]

You should have showed them in the fish tank.

[@askseekknock444]

That's awesome that you can catch those fish locally where is this located I live in Sacramento CA and all I can catch here is ghost shrimp and mesquito fish.

[@chiraggamer5434]

Awesome 👌👌👌👌

[@nuttybar9]

Aren't you afraid of getting attacked by Alligators and is the Hurricane heading your way?

[@CoolGobyFish]

alligators aren't really aggressive. crocodiles are more dangerous, but they are pretty rare

[@NatureShy]

Another reason to never ever go to the south. Yuck.

[@rosietoes6247]

They are white cloud mountain minnows I had three 2 died

[@EdHunter55]

wrong continent, it's the bluefin killifish / Lucania goodei

[@caleab27]

Looked like a fun day in the canal exploring. And that Gar was freaking cool. What are the chances?

[@yandielvlogs8107]

Bro keep up the good work awsome channel your videos are awsome I subbed

[@paulemanuel5438]

I would love to sub but he talks so much and he repeats himself constantly. Can’t keep watching his videos

[@maconpatterson4682]

Those not Molly’s there mesquiteo minows

[@mattwarwick5707]

None

[@christinaj2182]

They were sail fin mollies. I catch them all the time in my canal.

[@brandonsaquariumsandterrar8985]

Those fish with stripes are least killifish, but they are actually a livebearer

[@isaaclim8645]

I like his manliness and brutal honesty

[@borninak]

Dude your ads are outta control. Every 2 minutes.

[@jaydenjarrett8827]

borninak he doesn’t have ads lol

[@jaydenjarrett8827]

LOOL I FORGOT I HAVE PREMIUM FOR KZbin

[@tadzrufinaaharul-zunco8257]

nope, no ads at all. I'm not even premium.😊

[@sunekleinhans4783]

The fish that you did not know what they are, are female white clouds

[@FloridaBushcraft96]

The striped fish are Bluefin Killifish

[@garysmith1190]

Lol

[@wheezercat42]

The cow minnows are Dwarf Topminnows or Dwarf Killifish. They're the smallest livebearing fish in the world. Males only get to be 0.75" long, and females get to be 1.5" long. Those and the Florida Blue Fins are native to Florida.

[@tholeetruck]

Nice catch.

[@faizalfishingtv]

Great channel awesome 😁

[@jorgediaz8382]

Just a thought, maybe a good idea to quarantine canal fish before putting them into your aquarium.

[@huntermcdaniel1946]

Great video Luke

[@justinthan4150]

The striped fish you caught are called “heterandria formosa” (least killifish) a type of Killifish I suppose, I catch them all the time.

[@FloridaBushcraft96]

Least Killifish are smaller and the stripe isnt continuous it is broken up

[@michaelpressler5132]

Least kilis are not kilis they are live bearers

[@the_sirblue1497]

I thought the stripe fish was a siamese sucker but multiple people think it's the killfish so I'd go with them

[@MarcelloBranca]

all of those nice fish and plants are a good sign for the water quality there i guess

[@hasimhasim439]

my dream boy,a fish pet lover😍😍😍

[@ramboson]

Hey dude nice vids. Get yourself a battery operated air pump sometimes sold as an “emergency” air pump. It’ll help keep the fish u catch stay alive longer in the small aquariums and buckets.

[@ShaunPrasser]

Phat thumbs up, done

[@user-sq4ql8sm1q]

So nice ❤️

[@waynemelear4457]

That is a cool fish

[@animulovers3881]

Amazing bro

[@jashaunwiggins571]

The striped fish are called face minnows. A rosy side dace or an eastern nose dace.

[@Fishingbug]

Notification squad first!

[@DavidRodriguez-jt1ns]

They are blue fin killies, Lucania goodei, really cool fish!

[@Super01chetan]

Damn aclaimatize them first , that's a layman's way of introducing fist to your pond.

[@briarbeasley139]

Love the vids

[@stevenhall8964]

Those little fish you didnt know were a type of kilifish!

[@valdeandreil.cabanado5624]

wow thats soo awsome

[@losfreddy]

I know you might think they are Mollie or platies, I think those ate actually mosquito fish. I'm quiet sure I've seen all those fish pulled out of creeks in Texas

[@Katseye102]

They looked like a white cloud. I would love to get them, they have beautiful color! The wild mollies are beautiful, I’ve caught some in a spring near here.