Natural WILD Living Fish Aquarium in the Florida Everglades

[@RobbsHomemadeLife]

I was hoping you would make another one of these underwater fish videos, thumbs up captain Shane!!!

[@CaptainShane]

Thank ya Rob. As the different species move through this area I will add videos. The bass will be coming through very soon

[@tylerboehning2971]

That catfish @ 8:02 was wicked looking

[@widdotsunday3455]

Wow! Great underwater video! Its so awsome! Im a fish lover and I reconize alot of spieces such as: Brook silverside Mosquito fish (two different kinds, thousands in that video) Golden Ear killifish Florida bluefin killifish (some, mostily on the bottom) Sailfin mollies (tons of them) Guppies (tons of them) American Flagfish (tons of them in that video) Dollar Sunfish (sawed two) Blue spot sunfish (sawed one lol) Tilapia (three different spieces, both young and juveniles) Jewel cichlid fish (sawed three) Mayan cichlid fish Oscar cichlid fish Alot of Long nose gar, or maybe possible alligator gar Bluegill sunfish Walking catfish (first time seeing them in there) Im lookin foward seeing more, cuz I bet there are more different kinds of spieces in there.

[@CaptainShane]

Wow you named a ton of fish. I have another even better under water video I posted last year. Take a look at it.

[@CaptainShane]

Fishing For Oscar and Cichlid in Natural Aquarium kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJOVnH6rqrOsoKc

[@TheNorthFloridaAngler]

Man that was awesome! Great video Shane!

[@CaptainShane]

Thank you Capt

[@rawrfishing]

amazing, so much species swimming by!

[@CaptainShane]

Tons of fish

[@basslife3359]

Awesome video Capt God bless Florida😁

[@CaptainShane]

Thank ya👊🏻👊🏻

[@skinb088]

Looks great

[@CaptainShane]

Long time no hear Bobby B👊🏻 thank ya Pardner

[@lisasaxon7828]

So funny those oscars swimming right up to cam as if they’re really sussing it out or say “hey Martha, what the heck’s this thing....” .....”well I don’t rightly know Wilber I ain’t ever seen that fish before” replies Martha

[@BassGeek]

Cool footage.

[@CaptainShane]

Thank ya BG👊🏻

[@TheTRUST8888]

I really love this video. Nice work

[@CaptainShane]

I thank you for watching it👊🏻

[@Asapfishing1]

Awesome video man!!! I like the underwater cam💥👍🏼

[@CaptainShane]

Thank ya pardner 👊🏻

[@BretReidFishing]

Awesome video, dude!!!!!!

[@CaptainShane]

Thank you Bret

[@OFFFishing]

That's alot of damn fish👍👍

[@CaptainShane]

Yes that’s a fact👊🏻 thank you for watching

[@TandTfishpro]

Expected to see more giant oscars in the wild

[@305Tato]

This is pretty damn cool bro

[@CaptainShane]

Thanks pardner

[@IslandLifeFishing]

Super awesome video 🙌🏼👊🏼 where those walking catfish at 5:41?

[@CaptainShane]

Yes they were. Thank you

[@lisasaxon7828]

7.55....close call there ...lol

[@insertpienow]

Always good when there is no sign of you...

[@yenyaoming]

That's Florida or hawaii?

[@randallgorecki8247]

you should make nother one of these videos but like 3 hours long

[@CaptainShane]

Ok I will!

[@joeculler2943]

about every fish in there is invasive

[@CaptainShane]

That’s about how the entire southern glades is

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

Another great vid..this one even has walking Catfish included. The one hunchback catfish would be revered in Asia and collectors aquariums. Just a fantastic amount of bio life in these vids..packed with fish of all sizes and species..native and not,and same for the water plants. What that one canal must produce per acre has to be off the charts for a wildlands. Waiting for part 3... whats going to swim in front of the camera for that? Arowana's?

[@CaptainShane]

Stan it really is amazing to see all the diversity in the Everglades, although many invasive species now call these waters home. That one broke back catfish was wild looking

[@adithya4993]

Why do people let Oscars into the wild😐😐😐

[@CaptainShane]

I don’t know but they are everywhere now