4 Problem Invasive Fish and 1 Crustacean

[@yamantisshrimp2808]

4 fish, 1 crustacean, 1 man and 1 dog

[@TsukiCove]

actually made me laugh, it sounds like a terrible movie plot

[@prateeksingh7196]

1 Pikachu too

[@yamantisshrimp2808]

@@TsukiCove glad it did!

[@VinylUnboxings]

1 cup

[@rocket_sensha4337]

Pokemon!

[@taklampan650]

The stream where I live used to have a different species of Crayfish, not the signal crayfish. But the government introduced them and they have now completely taken over

[@EverettBurger]

Love this series. I taught an environmental science class this summer and used your invasive species videos a handful of times.

[@bassist12345]

This is my favorite series that you do Tsuki. Good call adding goldfish, they're a big problem where I live! Another invasive fish species you should cover is the Chain Pickerel - they're a small pike that's caused a lot of trouble in Eastern Canada.

[@TsukiCove]

thank you I appreciate it and i quite like making this series too. Thanks for the suggestion, I will do some research

[@geckogod4083]

Damn I had no clue pickerel were a problem in Canada. They are one of the few native species where I’m from

[@bassist12345]

Yeah, they eliminated the trout from a lot of bodies of water. I learned to love fishing for them anyway when i was a kid - they're a lot of fun!

[@imakounjmakk]

@@TsukiCove have you done top 5 fish that breeds so fast? If not, can you please? I have convict cichlids. I would love for you to do a video including them and fish with the same habits. If you already have can u send a link? Thank you for all of your time and effort u put in. I really appreciate it.

[@brooksmiller5597]

@Tsuki has some of the BEST/most beautiful B-roll footage (especially when showing locations) on this platform 👌

[@dylanlee2625]

It was really cool to see the crayfish after I suggested it, regardless of it being part of the reason you included it or not. Great video as always, I love learning more about none aquarium fish on your channel

[@TsukiCove]

yeah thanks for the suggestion, it was fun to add a crustacean to the list. Thanks for the support :)

[@rafaelmde]

Cobia as invasive fish? It's kinda funny for me because they are native from here(Brazil)and i couldn't imagine such a delicious and slowly fish to become invasive. They are such a peaceful followers of fishing boats waiting for the discarded ones and as one is spotted following a boat they fish them to. They become enormous slow motion black fishes.

[@ben2184]

These videos have just made it clear that every country needs more otters

[@cameronpearson2160]

Some video ideas: Eel Video, Best Tasting Fish, Most endangered fish, lake Baikal, cichlids, native Australian species, fish that live in extremely hostile environments (arctic, deep sea, terrible water conditions, etc)

[@thatonenathan3991]

Best tasting fish is a good suggestion

[@notbrandon8840]

Don't forget Best Tasting Endangered Fish

[@maxl3189]

Aussie boitope

[@samthomson3394]

@@maxl3189 he's already done that I think

[@demystifier8436]

best tasting is the fried flounder i ate last night

[@klaasdeboer8106]

I did a search on Crayfish in Dutch, and there were several video's about how to catch and prepare. I will give it another try next spring.

[@speeddeamon188]

your intro brings me joy every time i watch a video. also as an angler of the great lakes i know first hand some of the invasive species in your vids

[@mnlreloaded9266]

Idk if you included the catfish because of my Suggestion last time, if so thank you it Made me very happy, eitherway great video

[@wompa70]

I clicked on this because of the cobia. Growing up in the 70s and 80s we would fish the Gulf of Mexico. We definitely got excited when coming across a school of cobia. A blast to land and very good to eat.

[@Ahmed_Pirzada]

Nice video, I really love your videos keep up the amazing work

[@TsukiCove]

thank i appreciate it and will do :)

[@calebthecatfish8231]

This is my favourite series so far.

[@Cowtipper4957]

2:56 That's Ludington, Michigan! I've been vacationing up there for over 20 years! The Ludington State Park there does such a great job at educating people about invasive species.

[@cedricksamaniego9146]

Beautiful ☺ share‼️

[@jessenicholls2134]

this series is awesome, here are some other fish species that are invasive, redfin (European perch), there is also the oriental weather loach and cichlids. I would love to see redfin appear in this series as in many countries they are a game fish that isn't invasive at all but here in Australia, they are a threat to native micros like the galaxies, Australian smelt and pygmy perch species. they also compete against larger native species for and often the redfin win. overall this was a great vidoe.

[@joeswallow9610]

I’ve hooked a big signal crayfish in a reservoir in Yorkshire, it was feeding away at my carp bait!

[@boarbot7829]

I immediately thought of the signal crayfish In uk waters.

[@oskaripuusaari3911]

A very interesting video! In my country, that being Finland, pumpkinseed sunfish have become a massive problem in some areas, apparently due to people releasing them from aquariums without thinking. There's also been sightings of European bitterlings, but I'm not sure about the spread.

[@cadespenser]

When I was younger I wanted to put goldfish in a fishing pond for some reason until I saw what they turned into and what they did.

[@kendallkahl8725]

The native fish whose numbers have boomed because of invasives is the small mouth bass. They relish gobies and Ruffe. Being more adapted to cold water they do better than large mouth bass in the Great Lakes.

[@EuphoricOceann]

This channel calms my spirit 😊🙌🏽✨

[@TsukiCove]

haha i'm glad you like the vids :)

[@josiealeman7594]

I'd like to see a list of Minnesota invasive species. Love the videos.

[@peiyik1883]

Yooo my tution just finished and this came out, nice!❤

[@Spag_Bol]

I live in the UK and signal crayfish are a problem in my local river (the river Wharf) and the streams. When we go on walks to a popular stream in the summer, me and my siblings like to catch bullheads and we will also often find signal crayfish in the rockier areas. They breed in the stream too, which isn't helping very much. Whiteclaws haven't been seen in my area in something like 20-30 years now...

[@danielmcguire7752]

Hey been watching your channel for a while now and I got to say your knowledge of fish is incredible keep up the good work also your dog is really cute if he is I don't know like I said I just started watching your channel so I don't know let me know

[@elijahmontgomery4146]

Those gold fish look like easy meals for a bow fisherman. Just chilling by the surface, bright colors making them stand out.

[@regularburger6376]

I caught three signal crayfish in a creek near my house and I have had them as pets for about a month and a half now

[@bobthebuilder6521]

Very cool I see you introduced a crustacean. Could I interest you in a possible video idea? Top 5 largest aquatic crab species. My personal favorite being the Puget Sound King Crab

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Cobia are one of my favorites to catch and eat. I'm sure my friends in Costa Rica won't mind if they show up.

[@CarterStambelos]

great series but you should definitely add the Northern Pike / Muskellunge

[@danielholt5172]

You re from the UK? My mind is blown haha. Keep up the great videos

[@TsukiCove]

haha I appreciate it and will do

[@mariamhernandez3377]

Great educational video if one person could watch this video and not dump a pet fish in the wild then my friend you did your service..... A dam shame too not these animals fault...... I love 💕 when u do these series!!! Stay healthy and safe pal!!

[@trkytsnayio6851]

Finally you post, I am late😞😞

[@ethanmiller1056]

Crayfish in arizona are also invaise over here. They eat native fish eggs and small creeks need hatcheries to even have fish.

[@BassTx]

I caught a juvenile Cobia in the Gulf of Mexico a couple yrs ago.

[@elijahmontgomery4146]

Those crayfish are delicious, and they're extremely easy to catch in traps. Deep fried Cajun style of boiled.

[@armchairwarrior963]

I love goldfish they are cheap and easy to maintain and pleasant to the eye. I have them in my pond!

[@boarbot7829]

I immediately thought of the signal crayfish, but oh! They are delicious!

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

My summers growing up on a farm in south central Kentucky, a Very rural area, farmers would often, in their larger pastures, dig a Rain water collection pond for the cattle, these ponds may up on a hill plateau half mile or more away from other water, these ponds are not ever stocked, we had several ourselves, but you go to the ponds sometime in the future and there will be fish in it, various kinds, no one has put them there, how the hell do they get there, some says eggs on bird's feet but after many hours of observation I have not seen any like this.

[@SLMDNKAHO]

Check out the Apple Snail problem we have in Louisiana. They started popping up around 2006 and I see them everywhere now. Nasty things

[@basantprasadsgarden8365]

A video on Endangered fish species would be good.

[@obryan240]

I won a few goldfish at the local fair in the 80s by tossing a ping pong ball into a fishbowl.

[@hakim599]

4:26 Louisianans watching this video with their passports in hand

[@rsaxtellartist]

When I can achieve it, I want to build a saltwater tank for... Seahorses! There are many fascinating species of Seahorses and their distant but interesting relatives. So, a video about them would be wonderful. Thanks again, love the intro theme!

[@dominicsusskind79]

Can you do videos on jellyfish specifically the box and lions mane. As well as giant squid topic. Keep up the great work

[@jamesphillips8774]

Here is a problem in Florida we have a problem with pea puffers lol

[@jamesphillips8774]

Nvm it was fixed

[@rembrandtshadows]

Can you do an episode on the worst invasive alien species?

[@jeremypope9534]

I believe snakeheads are becoming a problem in the states. And last I checked, lion fish are becoming an issue in the gulf coast as well.

[@Dman9fp]

Would've never thought of cobia as a menacing pest lmao, haven't even caught one.. they're like an elusive unicorn even if I don't fish too much... Taste absolutely delicious tho, for sure in my top 5

[@kevinlint6022]

Another invasive fish in the northwest United States is the Northern Pike Minnow also known as a Squa fish its is come to a point that in Oregon ODFW (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife) has started offering a reward for catching this fish they eat salmon eggs and salmon fry and the squa fish really thrives in this Oregon and Washington

[@guppy719]

Is the Pike Minnow invasive or just outcompeting salmon in its native range do to humans interfearing with it. Also it has to have the worst rename of any fish.

[@fishingsl8909]

Keep the good work

[@SamueltehG33k]

The snakeheads in Maryland are a pain

[@OzzieBoss69]

4 fish and 1 crustacean walk into a bar…..

[@FeedMeSalt]

His title makes me smile. Screw that one crustacean 😆🤣

[@Akarnf2]

I live in Israel and in the Mediterranean sea we have the striped eel catfish or Plotosus lineatus, that migrated from the red sea.

[@joakimlager2477]

We People really fuck the world up. I hate to se it happening and nobody is saving it. Makes me feel bad. Very good Channel

[@connor_skateboarding4871]

Yeah I live about 5 blocks from Lake Michigan so I’ve seen my fair share of invasive species. Now almost every fish in there is either an invasive species or an introduced species. I am new to this channel but if you are looking for more things to talk about read the book “Death and Life of the Great Lakes” -by Dan Egan. It goes over a large history of major invasive species how they got their and the effects on the ecosystem. Good video 👍

[@bendabuilder.5942]

Tsuki u should do a most invasive crustaceans video because I find the fish ones very interesting but the crayfish one was too

[@walkflx]

good job tsuki

[@Noit27]

G’day, from Australia!

[@MrKoiking1]

I had a pet signal crayfish when I was a kid. Caught him while fishing, took him home in my lunchbox and had had him in on of my dads vats he sells goldfish from about 2 years iirc.

[@justSomeGermanGuy0]

Arapaimas in florida

[@Fancy_Shr1mp]

Black bull heads are fun to catch

[@kurohunt125]

Problem, goldfish don't actually have a size limit. Some goldfish have been caught at 9 lbs

[@ahellicopter1396]

Big fan i am indeed

[@TsukiCove]

thanks Mr hellicopter, i appreciate it :)

[@ferencvass6521]

Can you do the rainbow trout?

[@thisperson2963]

HEY HEY I’m a fisherman over in the north east you should talk about the spider crabs and why they suck

[@andrewince8824]

Yabbies are easily fixed. Keep them in a tank for a week feeding them only potato skins. After that purge you've got yourself a nice meal.

[@yeoldebaccyfarm3081]

The lake I have property on has these same crayfish. The plague has taken out the native species completely.

[@DanRemdor]

Love ur intro...

[@brendanysursa2969]

Rainbow trout have almost pushed the Californian humpback chub and golden trout almost to extinction

[@mattb4382]

Tiger mussels in the Great lakes are a problem

[@TsukiCove]

yeah i've read about that, it looks like they're pretty hard to control

[@jacksonnesbit9571]

You should talk about lamprey in the next video

[@aviancypress5181]

can you please do a video on the most adaptable fish species?

[@williemaynor7530]

👍

[@j_toledo419]

Snakehead and Oriental carp

[@wondeboy12]

could you do a compelation video of the popular eels in the aquarium trade?

[@joshualuevanos7153]

Over here in America we use gold fish for catfish bait sometimes bass bait , but I've never really tried it , ik alot of people do it tho ,either store bought gold fish or getting cast nets and getting them along with minnows and shad ,maybe crayfish to use for angler fish , it doesn't seem to much of a problem since they are literally bright orange or gold sometimes , catfish and large mouth bass usually go for them , easy prey , they are pretty abundant tho so I guess that's the problem when it may out compete or even add to the carp problems, so noted , if I catch a gold fish trying to get bait for fishing , I'll use it lol

[@drjekelmrhyde]

Not just pet goldfish owners release them. Some bait shops sell them for bait and some people in flood zones put them in ponds

[@handy-capoutdoors4063]

The rusty crayfish is a problem. In the Midwest US spread by fishermanwho use them for bait and bring them north and end up releasing them after their fishing trips

[@kadesteadman8346]

Northern pike minnow

[@TheKaidynB]

Crayfish are also kept in check by humans too. They’re quite tasty!

[@nolaanderson8770]

People are always carping about goldfish being invasive...

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Well at the very least orca whales will take care of at least part of the Cobia problem

[@Luke-qi5yo]

you say crayfish i say crawfish

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

Please Note: anyone has a problem with too many Cobia I'll be more than Happy to take them off your hands, seriously.

[@benburgess9428]

Largemouth Bass will eat crayfish? Ya don’t say?

[@Handlesareawful2008]

Sea Lamprey And Betta Fish Would Be Good For Part 6

[@spinoboi96]

Can you please do a North American biotope?

[@samirgokhale1144]

How are the snakeheads doing, haven't seen em in a while

[@apss5736]

also include oscars , polypterus delhezi and jewel cichlids

[@jamiejenkinson7029]

In which area of the uk did you find that signal crayfish,, not seen them in any water in my area (not claiming they're not here) I think the rarest thing I've seen in water is a water scorpion

[@jarodbrenneman8661]

Can you make a video about extinct species?. And I confused because you say that the channel catfish is invasive but i live in Delaware (USA) and the only invasive catfish are the blue and the flathead.

[@TheWay-u1n]

the best way to tackle fast breeding wild life is that of teaching humans how to hunt and fish.. we can also encourage this by impoverishing them and getting rid of things like welfare and charity

[@TheWay-u1n]

carp* catfish* crayfish* pigs* all breed quick.. all feed u good.. spread m

[@youssefelamrani]

Are you 14 or just out of your mind?

[@TheWay-u1n]

@@youssefelamrani sink or swim.. fk the state

[@gufishanemometer6450]

GOAT

[@jeffkallis3390]

Letssss go

[@nguyenng7518]

You should include Tilapias in the next video as they are raised in lakes in lots of country and destroying the ecosystem.