Netting FISH To Feed CREEPY ANGLER FISH in My Saltwater Aquarium! 

Yeah I seen that yesterday think it was and almost made me cry when he was almost crying but I figured something was up since he hasn't been posting much but don't know what it is if they broke up or what but feel bad for the young fellow bc he is such a good kid and makes amazing videos and just feel bad for the young man. Hope he gets the bell be needs . He helped so many of his friends start their own channels and I know the 1, Rob who BFP really helped get him established and going just talks shit on him and his channel

And shut up bc you ruin the videos anyhow with your annoying laughs and trying to be a hype man and try and be funny and cool and it don't work and needs to just stop running his mouth. Shame so many of these guys are jealous of another local you tube guy and should help work together not run their mouths and bully each other. I bet that camera guy was picked on in school and now he thinks he is cool bc someone else made themselves on you tube and he feels he is someone special bc he holds the camera. They all need to stop being jealous and worry about themselves

Yes ! He’s still so young and to deal with that kind of diagnosis is hard to watch ! Hope he finds the help that he needs

I saw it’s sad

Spot on son

indeed

thats not a minnow. thats mosquitofish or wild guppy. and they can tolerate salt or even live in saltwater if aclimate them properly same as molly

@@Junategami If you believe that, you've never had guppies. Unlike mollies, the guppy is not naturally found in estuaries or salt water, and while they can tolerate salt for a short amount of time, will eventually die if kept in salt or brackish water. In the video, you can already see several of them have died or are near death and thus floating at the surface. Only true mollies (such as sphenops and sailfins) are tolerant of salt water, as they are known brackish species. Indeed, several known populations of guppies were wiped out a few years ago, because the ponds and waterways they lived in were heavily contaminated with saltwater during a hurricane, this included all, at the time, known wild populations of Endler's guppies. Fortunately, several other wild populations of Endler's where later discovered in continental South America. Also, as a side note, minnow is often used by fishermen as a "catch all" term for all tiny fish found in local waterways.

@@Krishnath.Dragon well I can say, that in the wild if the water they’re in slowly starts to get salty it can survive up to 28 ppt but u r right most brackish water r to salty and the ocean they def can’t survive in

Mosquito fish can live in saltwater

Sponge and Patrick

Yeah yeah they should it’s at jack’s though

Well Rod said that he was most likely going to give them to Brian at the Legacy R.I.P so if you miss them that much you can go to the aquarium when it opens if they get it or you can go to his shop at New York and see them there

@@zmanszoo5454 alas, whilst I love Brian's channel, I live in the UK and unable to travel to the states

Angler fish are so. Cool

Thanks! hehe