5 Worst Invasive Fish Part 4

[@hollowidiot5208]

One of the best fish channel on KZbin you are so underrated

[@TsukiCove]

thank you i really appreciate it :)

[@jumpyamp430]

So true

[@speedyzoom8689]

Wtf are you talking about? He said large Mouth Bass are invasive in the US.

[@hollowidiot5208]

@@speedyzoom8689 you stupid they were introduced into places they shouldn’t be in the us

[@SyahidanIbnMokhtar]

@@hollowidiot5208 yeah, even me who is not american know of the issue. Some people just like to talk before think or revalidate what they thought.

[@SadDokiNoises]

This mans uploads is what gives me motivation to start my day

[@TsukiCove]

thank you I'm glad you like the videos :)

[@Glittering_size]

Same also happy a I can see most of the fish cause I'm on Maldives

[@Samurai78420]

Look man, this is the coolest channel on the subject. And you keep bringing content regularly. The intro, your sweet, sweet little dog and every other thing about it is just so much fun. Always excited for a new post. Thank you Brother!

[@EverettBurger]

Found this channel for my Environmental Science class. I'm teaching a unit on invasive species. There is so much great information here.

[@rileyfahl9787]

You could do a top 5 invasives in Miami Florida. There’s far too many to remember but off the top of my head we’ve got bullseye snakehead, peacock bass, and Jaguar cichlids

[@ANTSEMUT1]

The climbing perch is also a serial escape artist, my brother had a couple over the as he had a hobby of keeping fish in an aquarium. Me, one of my other siblings or my parents would often find these things on the ground flopping about.

[@KamenRaiden]

I'm an angler from Japan and I must say that the largemouth bass is one of the most fun fish to catch in the US. Also I am curious, what gave you the inspiration to name your channel Moon in Japanese?

[@KamenRaiden]

@Toast Killer I've had a few pumpkinseed get around that big so thats a start

[@quintaviousjaquintamarion8022]

@Toast Killer I don't love fishing for bluegill I'd rather fish for stripers or spotted bass but bluegill are a taste sensation so I occasionally target them

[@alexv6119]

Catfish is stronger but it takes a lot of patience sometimes

[@KamenRaiden]

All of the above listed are tasty fish

[@fubar55676]

Largemouth are fun but I think my favorite is sand bass or I think everywhere else they call it white bass and they're really good eating too

[@nathaniellippert9238]

35% of there size, from personal experience, bass will attempt much larger given the chance

[@TsukiCove]

yeah I wouldn't doubt that to be honest but I don't know if they can properly digest anything larger that 35%

[@nathaniellippert9238]

@@TsukiCove yeah I have caught 4 inch bass on like 3.5 inch lures, it's hard to then unhook them because their so small and you dont want to hurt them

[@cleverusernamenexttime2779]

@@nathaniellippert9238 same.

[@fletcherpeterson1650]

I’ve seen ones thatve died from trying and failing to eat fish almost half their size

[@sullivancurran8432]

Funny enough is I've also had 4 pound plus bass go for tiny ass lures, I'm talking micro cranks and really small trout spinners

[@gaurishpnair4934]

Love your videos keep up the good work

[@TsukiCove]

thanks I appreciate ait and I'll keep them coming :)

[@juniorgalvan3290]

Glad to see how much your channels grown.

[@ScottParisi]

Good plug for OFR. Love that channel.

[@apss5736]

me too

[@susnamedfinger]

Here in u.s the largemouth bass is basically a swimming mouth

[@TsukiCove]

yeah I would like to catch one in the future

[@SharkNinjaBlueStar]

There's a reason another name for them is "Bucketmouth." The variety of different species I've found in the stomachs of bass is kinda surprising, like mice, ducklings, baby turtles, and even a whole coral snake in one of them.

[@sharksuperiority9736]

And here in animal crossing, it is a plague upon my inventory

[@brianbumstead2682]

I’ve caught large mouth before, good eating, just gotta watch if they have worms

[@theguywhoasked3392]

Your videos are super relaxing man, looking forward to the next video!

[@thrice42]

Awesome videos! I recommend the goldfish, which is in the same Genus as the common carp that you covered earlier, and is commonly released from the pet trade. Goldfish are so abused in the pet trade, and then so invasive when they're released, it's sad.

[@136outdoors]

climbing perch king: hmmmm...we took over earth, but I am still not satisfied. climbing perch army: why don't we take over mars?

[@j.r.puffinmaster73]

I've regurgitated Crayfish parts, worm parts, and small fish that were still alive in Largemouths that I've caught over the years

[@HappiKarafuru]

Surprisingly here in Borneo(Part of Malaysia), we actually have Climbing Perch as Aquarium pet, belief in the fish can offer our home some protection from be witched. So it being regard as somewhat value in the Pet market.

[@piterkristianto5647]

In Indonesian borneo parts climbing perch is delicacy the locals called it ikan papuyu. I live in the island of Java, Indoensian capital Jakarta in here climbing perch is not popular but when I visit South kalimantan almost reastaurant serve ikan papuyu 😆

[@williemaynor7530]

Great video 👍 I hope I can find me one of those paku fish here in Florida 😜 They look delicious 👌

[@aristotelesdomingo6384]

Love your videos! Cheers from Germany! I had a lot of fun catching sunfish the other day. Someone must have put some in a pond nearby. Now I keep a few of them in my outside tank.

[@kevinwhite9761]

Pacu have been caught in the Cumberland River system in Tennessee.

[@UnholyWrath3277]

Here in Michigan we've often pulled piranha out of some of our lakes because idiots release their pets but luckily they never survive the winter

[@cutthroat399]

@@UnholyWrath3277 Same thing in Utah lake, Utah.

[@judonetworkstudios6618]

We got some pacu in Thailand and it makes me caught migraine when I see the baby pacu labeled as “Lucky Silver fish.” on release at the temple whose located near the river. If that temple’s area got pacu, you are guaranteed that there will be no smaller native fish and the fruits there that drop the food into the water is eaten out. Climbing perch is native here and we eat them too. Out of the list, I want to eat the climbing perch and pacu fries and grilled, Largemouth bass steak, Catfish nuggets and catfish sautéed in Thai spicy sauce, and pink salmon sashimi.

[@naturalist10000]

This reminds me of an idea I had to start a chain of restaurants that serve invasive species exclusively. Both as a means of bringing knowledge of them to light & reduce their numbers.

[@apss5736]

@@naturalist10000 that would be a great idea

[@khanhquanpham2439]

Noice

[@TacoRenders]

my favorite series thanks tsuki

[@rubaitislam9002]

Climbing perch is very popular in my country. They come out when it rains heavily in village areas and that makes it very easy to catch and cook :D

[@CapzVerse]

You have the best intro dude❤️❤️😁

[@ryancarlisle5945]

Side note, the rock bass has absolutely taken over Lake Winnipesaukee.

[@yoooooo2925]

You from NH too?

[@ryancarlisle5945]

@@yoooooo2925 Mass but go to Winni a few times in the summer.

[@dylanlee2625]

So this is not a fish, but it is a massive invasive species here in the Netherlands. I am talking about the red American crayfish as we call it (Procambarus clarkii, Latin name). There is almost nothing here that predates on them and they are really destructive, European crayfish are an extremely rare sight because of them. I am literally able to find them in my backyard in large numbers and from what I have found on the internet there are other countries where this crayfish causes a lot of trouble as well

[@TsukiCove]

Oh yeah it's a massive problem in the UK too, I might include it in the next one as they have taken over my local river. The crayfish in the intro of my videos is an American Signal Crayfish I caught nearby

[@Delgen1951]

cook them and eat with butter.

[@derrickhageman1969]

Red swamp crayfish if I am correct but yeah they are ravenous animals

[@Scazoid]

Climbing perch can also be found in extremely polluted and dirty sewage areas.

[@jasongibson1225]

I've heard that the most classic aquarium fish is a very invasive species as well when released into the wild. The humble goldfish. Apparently they get pretty large when there's no restrictions to food and space as well.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Somebody put goldfish in an urban pond here that was designed to be a completely natural habitat with locally endemic species.

[@emmettkennedy8388]

Here in the PNW wild gold fish are the size of koi. Some dude in BC caught a 15 pounder. They tast ok

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@emmettkennedy8388 Trash fish

[@emmettkennedy8388]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver yea they are

[@mysterioustaco920]

chain pickerel are invasive in nova Scotia and most likely other areas in the world they wiped out all the trout and a signification amount of bass in m favourite fishing spot

[@chartrandoutdoors2336]

One invasive fish, Northern Pike. Mostly invasive in the northeastern part of the U.S.

[@jacksonnesbit9571]

You should talk about goldfish and lamprey on the next list

[@shahrulaiezam924]

Love this series

[@towman72gmc]

In the Chesapeake Bay the Blue Catfish and Flathead are invasive and they're actually doing more damage than the Northern Snakeheads

[@philliphaubrock1521]

Just a note: European catfish are unable to efficiently predate Channel catfish. Its rather the opposite case, as S. glanis often dies from channel catfish stuck in their mouth. We are also seeing declines in the populations of European catfish following the introduction of Channel catfish in many areas in Southern Europe.

[@arcoabby2732]

Quality work !

[@casparhughey5651]

Thank you for putting largemouth bass and catfish on that list

[@g0ofbll693]

This is insanely underated

[@booxwee3804]

Someone caught a pink salmon in my local river (southern Sweden) a couple of weeks ago. Really bad sign since they can threaten the wild atlantic salmon

[@emmettkennedy8388]

I will comfort you in the fact that salmon spread slowly as that is how the pool of genetics mixes, it will take awhile for them to spread

[@christianflores7583]

Channel catfish pop up randomly in southern us ponds and creeks, birds eat the catfish eggs fail to digest them and poop them out in a new body of water, flooding and winds sends the eggs and baby catfish everywhere.

[@michaelbailey797]

i love love love ur intro. ty

[@casinodelonge]

We've had a few pink salmon caught so far in Ireland this this season.

[@t.b.cont.]

Sometimes I kinda want to see a sort of “invasive species battle royale” where we shuffle around species across the entire globe equally and see which animals come on top

[@theamphibinator]

If that wouldn’t destroy the entire worlds ecosystems, than that would be very cool and fascinating to watch. Some species would go extinct from their native range but would still be in their non native range

[@hermantheduckgb]

I always told my friends that if I ever decided to be an evil/mad scientist, I would start by implementing a worldwide animal battle royal by doing exactly that. Just put a little bit of everything everywhere.

[@evanfrentzos7538]

As a angler from south Florida the largemouth bass put one of the best fights ever along with any other bass like the peacock bass. And the bullseye snakehead.

[@augustonthefly]

Largemouth bass are one of the most invasive fish IN the US. They are endemic to 14 states but found in 48.

[@ElijahLaRoche]

They are found in 49 states and 50 states have a state record

[@martelmccoy9533]

I lived in Blue Island Illinois and had to move so I released my pacu in a nearby river and he survived for 2 years of winter's there until someone caught him and reported it to the local newspaper. I was shocked, but nevertheless it seems as though it can successfully live in cold 🥶 waters 💧

[@arnaldorentes5371]

Hello. At least here in Brazil, the pacu sold as aquarium fish is only, or mainly the silver pacu, Metynnis argenteus, which does not reach 15 cm and is also native here. Its natural dispersal appears wider than that of larger species. It's more invasive, too. Fishermen call it "CD" and doesn't appreciate it. Gregarious and greedy plant eater, best for big aquariums without plants, in groups of five, at least. Grateful for more this video!

[@danmoua7686]

2:00 Wow... That was a beautiful scene..

[@botnpc6307]

There's a huge pacu in a lake in Wilmington NC Ivr seen it for about three years now and it just gets bigger each year

[@Ketchup991]

The climbing perch is native to my place. It is properly dangerous

[@emmettkennedy8388]

You should include Rainbow Trout in your next invasive species list.

[@RougeNoire2757]

Climbing perch is one of the scariest fish in my opinion.

[@gianisboubouridis8045]

Nice new video right on my brake

[@TsukiCove]

Great timing haha

[@gianisboubouridis8045]

@@TsukiCove indeed it was

[@crystalbaerwaldt2075]

Is the bass picture shown at 0:43 accurate? I learned the smallmouth bass as micopterus dolomieu?

[@judeschannel2281]

I looked it up its a stone fish

[@planteo7510]

Climbing perch is considered pest here in Philippines

[@nightingaleseraph]

Largemouth bass are good eating so a kill on sight issue is no problem.

[@michaelsalvatore2984]

I’m here for the dog at the intro and 2nd the fish

[@calebthecatfish8231]

These are so good.

[@EuthanasiaSUPREME]

We have largemouth, small mouth, and peacock bass in Hawaii. Good fishing but they threaten our native freshwater gobies known as O'opu. Super interesting little fish that can climb 1000 foot waterfalls with a suction cup on their chest

[@davidionita5603]

Invasive specie In Romania there is an invasive type of Catfish that looks like a bullhead cat, green, small and they can also live on land for some period of time. We call it “somotei”. Some people Say that they came from Africa and a rich man emported them in the Herăstrău lake, and now they are all over Romania. 🐟

[@ossipozzi1238]

Sounds like walking catfish

[@cbd6978]

Facepalm. "Somotei" is the wels catfish under a meter. Your refering to the african catfish wich actually dies in the Winter. The invazive catfish in Romania is the bullhead catfish.

[@rhyanlumilay6317]

I thought you are saying F.U when you saying Pacu Haha that caught me off guard.

[@k0olmini11]

Sweet another video!

[@winstonelston5743]

0:40 The largemouth, smallmouth, spotted and other centrarchid bass are not the same family as the striped, yellow, and white bass which are more closely related to groupers.

[@hobf8573]

We have red belly pacu here in southern Vietnam. Quite popular as a food fish, imported from South America in the 2000s. Taste like carp but less mucky =))) since their diet is similar to giant gourami, i'm wondering if the 2 species are competing.

[@jdevro_]

Keep these up I watch all of them

[@mnlreloaded9266]

I only know the German Name "zwergwels" basicly a very small catfish species from northern America. While only 15cm long they are known to feed on the eggs of native fish in Europe and therefore reduce their numbers

[@natquesenberry6368]

They may be black bullhead catfish, Ameiurus melas.

[@soullesshonky1707]

Largemouths and channel cats are invasive in a lot of the US,also. In the NW we have them everywhere,and not native. But there is a bounty on Northern Pike Minnow,though those are native,and there are actually limits on the bass and catfish.

[@soullesshonky1707]

Oh yeah,a Pacu was spotted here in a pond i fish. Think it died during the winter,as no one has seen it this year

[@pickerelcentral5767]

You should do chain pickerel because they have overrun my pond and is the only big fish. (they look like my profile picture)

[@stormtrooper7177]

Ironic about the pink salmon when we've had issues in my area in the Pacific with Atlantic salmon causing problems.

[@waynes7739]

Have you highlighted the common plecostomus in Florida?

[@huntercarroll643]

During the summer salmon fishing season in Newfoundland and Labrador this year there has been 3 pink salmon caught, the fisheries and oceans department think they are from the Russia. Hopefully they don’t move into our systems where our wild Atlantic salmon would have to compete for food and spawning grounds even harder than they already do

[@denny4551]

I'm going to watch your other parts now, somehow I missed them. But if you haven't mentioned it in any, mosquitofish (Gambusia sp.)

[@denny4551]

Haha nevermind, it was the first one on your first part. Keep up the great vids 👍

[@alexdeadeye6905]

Strange, here in france we got some largemouth bass that were introduced. They are in most area strick nokill game. I guess its because we got zander, pike and Wels Cat that can regulate them and they prey on a bigger probleme, the louisiana crawfish

[@haydenruble5080]

you should specify the difference between asian or silver carp to common carp in the USA because a lot of people think Buffalo and Common carp are invasive

[@chichorito3332]

2:28 could somebody please tell me what that fish is thanks

[@richabrams6240]

I once caught a few largemouth bass in a lake in Ecuador (I was surprised) so can attest to their spread around Latin America.

[@kyejt-r]

In Malaysia, the Climbing perch is called a "puyu". I used to catch them as a child in a creek, and I kept 2 of them as pets, turns out they are rather nasty buggers too, one day I came home from school, to find there is only one of my fish left. the bigger fish has eaten the smaller one. another time, my aunt brought back a load of beautiful guppy fish, but she kept the guppies in the tank that I kept the puyu temporarily. suffice to say the puyu got a lot beautiful snacks to the dismay of my aunt......

[@planteo7510]

Also here in Philippines we call it puyo and it was considered a pest here

[@yoshi_master2933]

I love catching channel catfish up here in Canada they are so fun to fight I got over 200 pounds of catfish in 2 hours but they can be a problem

[@unbeaked_duck6816]

I caught a giant pacu in missouri but when i was yo young to realize

[@kreation2021]

Are you going to upload wild betta fish video ?

[@kreation2021]

And new biotope videos like part 2 or something ?

[@fubar55676]

It's not a fish but a real invasive species that we have problems with here in Oklahoma are zebra mussels and I've heard that a while back Petco got a bunch of Moss balls that were contaminated with them

[@raphlvlogs271]

how long does the climbing perch lives?

[@triggerwarning5911]

Never knew LMB were invasive.

[@Abhinav_abhiz]

Climbing perch has become a native pest in my area at the fields their numbers are riseing year by year now lots of people started to come to catch them i have videos in my channel catching them

[@brecliddy8683]

You should do the best game fish:)

[@JimGrimes-w6f]

The bowfin is also pretty bad here in Florida

[@adenbritton9024]

Invasive species you should do next is the BLUE CATFISH they are absolute giants. They have run rapid is all of Virginia’s major rivers in the United States.

[@Bestforareason]

Can you do invasive aquarium fish pls?

[@lisov4575]

Thoa gives me an idea... how come no one tried to introduce piranha to Florida waters yet?

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

I think we're lucky in Ireland because you can count our invasive species on your fingers and invasive fish are controlled by our Monster Pike. We do have that pink salmon but they only spawn every 2 years and as far as we know Scotland takes the bulk as only 2 or 3 have been recorded in Irish rivers But Irelands fishing while is very fun there's very little species to fish for in freshwater. There is also widespread but unconfirmed reports of catfish (shaetfish and brown bullhead) but I've never seen them here

[@asas-mb4wj]

1:47 that map contains some of BC too lol

[@elijahmontgomery4146]

I had no idea Channel Cats where invasive in the US, they're my favorite fish to catch and eat.

[@hridhyyhh]

Tsuki bro my Paku died suddenly with no signs of any diseases It loved me so much 😭. Can you tell what is it?

[@synshenron798]

Channel catfish are very strong fish and theyre a lot of fun to catch. Not only that theyre super delicious if prepared correctly. But they were VICIOIS predators. I have a pond in my back yard and holy crap do they and largemouth bass absolutely DESTROY native populations. I used to have a huge abundance of bluegill and I have not seen a single one this season

[@denny4551]

It's only a matter of time before climbing perch make it to Florida.

[@Ms-Vlogs.]

1. Topmouth Gudgeon 2. Bullhead Catfish 3. Grass Carp

[@mrmarksman718]

I fish in westchester ny and i catch a ton of channel cats in brackish water

[@dullee212]

Pls include a bullhead catfish. In balkan we heve it a lot, you cant fish other fish bc of them. You trow jour feeder for like 10 seconds and rhes bite. Human eat them but none of fish eat them but they eat small fish and fish egg.

[@hondasalad84dad51]

Oscars, Tilapia , gold fish are all problems crappie are native where I live but can crash a while pond ecosystem in one fish spawn

[@benburgess9428]

If any foreign countries would like me to come in and take their largemouth bass and channel catfish off their hands, feel free to let me know. I’ll even bring my own gear.

[@Weirdoid]

Lake trout. An ecological wrecking ball. They decimated the sunapee trout, harm bull trout populations, etc

[@fishingthelist4017]

Yellowstone Lake has a problem with lake trout. The native cutthroat trout are having a hard time in the lake since lake trout were introduced.