I Found a Sewer INFESTED with Mysterious Alien Fish! 

Day 69 of asking to buy a Albino Gar for monster pond

You should collect Freshwater Crabs! And get a Gulper Catfish! :D

Yes

Yes, plese

Bro can you go to a river?

I can’t believe he caught a pickled lamprey.

I can’t believe fish are in sewers in Wisconsin it’s just raccoons.

Black ghost knife

Yea

Yes

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You beat me to Google. Darn

Not true. We have caught atleast 10 of them in texas.

People just act like they know what they're talking about 😂

@@d1specdrifter they did say rare in Florida.

I KNEW IT when I saw it I said “is it a lamprey?” HAHAHA

This guy has caught so many rare fish and he doesnt even realize it

I think someone had them in an aquarium and when they got big, they started to die, so they released them.

Agreed, if they're going in there and dying, SOMETHING is wrong.

@@CaptChaos1968 doubt it, caring for them in a tank is almost impossible since they almost entirely feed on the blood of live fish and are quite sensitive

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5:19 prime fish😂😂😂🐠🐟

thats my name

#Team Theo ❤

Yes I read this and was trying to remember the name of that big leach thing! LAMPREY

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I love her but the fish sometimes I hate and gag 😅😅😅

Ig bruce is a joke😂

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Look at it tomorrow 🤥👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻

That’s so truee

@@nektrrzplaceyt In it

I know.. soooo jealous...lol mine cost heaps def need it's own tank

yes yes yes

You pulled out a type of amphibian I think it's called a Cecilia

@@maxblay5308I don't think she'll be cool with the Cecilians😂

YEAH

@@aishabajwa9220how to get emoji

could be a vampire crab but florida also has a thing known as a blue land crab which is native

@@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030 Are purple land crabs native there too? Could it be that? :o

@@artthounasty5877 if you mean Gecarcinus ruricola then they are indeed native to florida although crabs anywhere apart from britain are not my thing

@@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030 its a crab from the phillopiens called Palawan purple crab i looked it up and its the only crab that matches that one perfect even down to the shade of redish orange on the clows

Thank you for giving such a detailed explanation. I appreciate it when people do this. I always scroll thru the comments looking for great comments like urs. Thanks again my dude.😊

where did he put that crab

That crab is real pretty

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it could be a Palawan purple crab too look it up and look at the colors

@@dakotaweaver1212no its koche endi crab😅

Its a thai devil crab, i have one as a pet

Wowie❤😊😊

You don,t need to be bosse

I'm sorry i didon't read it prople sossss or sorryyyyyyy

Yeah,I had no idea lampreys are indigenous to Fla.I always imagined them in the UK and Europe.I love eel(unagi)sushi.However,I can't imagine something as grotesque as lampreys being eaten.And to think they were a delicacy for medieval nobles and wealthy creeps me out.

They have done studies that they have been in the lakes for 10,000 years, but that being said they said they should be limited.

I live in wyandotte, michigan which is on the Detroit river. I'm big into fishing and I've heard some stories and seen a few myself. Someone caught a drum last year that had a small one attached to it right behind the gill plate

@@Sea-cucumber1151 Your reply was surprising. I like surprises, so I googled “lamprey in the Great Lakes”. Very enlightening. According to Michigan State University, there are four native lamprey in the Great Lakes: chestnut, silver, American brook and northern brook lamprey. The American and northern lamprey are not parasitic to fish. The chestnut and silver are parasitic; they wound their host fish and rarely kill it. The lamprey I saw on the salmon may have been one of theses. I didn’t know about the native lamprey at that time. This information supports your point about lamprey, just not sea lamprey. Still quite disgusting. The sea lamprey are the invasive species first seen in the Great Lakes in the 1930-1940s, had a destructive effect on the Great Lake fisheries, and brought lake trout to near extinction. Because they have no natural predators, are highly reproductive and destructive, preventive measures are in place to keep their population in check. The sea lamprey is speculated to possibly be native to Lake Ontario only, which supports your point again for lamprey including sea lamprey. However, it’s only through the Welland Canal that the sea lamprey were introduced to the other Great Lakes. Still disgusting parasites.

@@jacquelinegabriel443 what an awesome reply. So many people attack without research. You did research and even gave more info that I didn’t know. Very cool! And…they do breed in freshwater but die after spawning like salmon. Which the two he found was probably doing. So when we see babies do we think they are just leeches? Interesting thought. Nah I looked it up it looks like the babies travel to the sand and silt and eat underground stuff until they are 6 “ around 4-6 years then they become parasites.

Eat them

really? thats so cool! i recognized the lamprey immediately because its an invasive species where im from!

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Ayo 69

@@RayleG091 ayy plunger cameraman

@@BallerGaming608 😅

gator gar are illegal in florida without a permit so it would have to be some sort of florida gar

And yes, he should try to get a lamp alive

This eniter comment section is full of sweet peaple just like you!! TWWWWWWT I comptly agree i watch thses videos to chill out from a longgggg Day~ so your not alone!! ♡♡

Awwww

I know that’s another reason I love watching this❤

It sucks blood and sticks on you

I was looking for that as well!

Yeah

God no its a vampire crab They can be aggressive towards other fish

That’s what I thought it was too. Wish he had put it a tank.

@@makiarn777 Yes I agree can not understand why he put so many rare fish in pound where he not can study them

@@mykahjoy7422 it could also probably be a Palawan purple crab because it matched the colors of the crab perfect so someone probable had it as a pet and had to get rid of it

They are so invasive in other areas. Best to euthanize them.

No no no. Unless you can house him separately. He'll destroy everything.

So true

its a vampire crab They can be aggressive towards other fish

He uses storm drain and sewer synonymously 😂