In today’s video, we revisit the tiny creek where we found exotic aquarium fish including the 1 in a million blue crawfish! In this night time adventure we found big crawfish, tadpoles, apple snails, catfish, and managed to find a female blue crawfish to breed with my male!
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You are so fortunate to catch as many different color crawfish. Only in Florida awsome
You should name the tadpole bill
I know snakeheads are invasive but like who would do that it's so sad
Billbillbillbill
No way you found him
Only one in 10,000 crawfish turn blue, according to the Audubon Institute. So slightly rare
There is a way to tell craw fish if they are female or male if you search it up you'll know and u know the big boi crawfish called crayfish
bill nye the sience guy is also a russion spy. bill bill bill bill
i'm in vietnam and i really like this channa fish
Can you send it to me via Vietnam?
Please
The tadpole is a bullfrog tadpole I have them in my Mimi pond
Can you please breed the Blue crawfish for me so 1 of the baby’s ??
I noticed blue light or something like alligator eyes at beginning of video. Not sure maybe torchlight reflection from some surface.
Thats a bowfin not snakehead
And I saw a baby alligator!
The only thing I know is that is a cannibal tadpole I think
Science Rules
I feel like if u find an invasive species u should take it even if u don't plan to keep it bc not only Florida but all over the USA invasive fish are invading the rivers. Florida bears the brunt of invasive species & needs any help u can provide so native wildlife can thrive. Take those snails, do whatever with them, same with invasive fish too.
Edit: i know ur young & rly just out having fun catching fish to keep. But what ur doing now could totally be a career. And the world is getting messed up bc of US. So it's also up to US to try to fix it.
taod tadpole
Bullfrog
You should study ichthyology. You would be great teaching kids science, biology.
Me:Hmmmmm its blue crawfish
Title:Hey its not lobster???
when he said that thing is giant about the tadpole that thing is tiny compared to what I have in my pond, they are like 5 inches long
Head to strong for bat ight bet I'll beat ones head in with a bat
(If I see one and I have a bat)
Here is Louisiana sometimes you can catch I white crawfish and blue ones I’ve caught both
Thanks guys! I cracked up when Brandon said he feels like he's in science class lol u guys are both awesome!
The blue is a male and the big one is female btw, usually the larger tails female and the smaller tails with larger classes are male
My blue lobster died like 2weeks ago
Good luck
Bobby about the crawfish the blue crawfish is a very rare mutation of the brown crawfish, which is native and called a Florida crawfish
What amazing crayfish can’t wait to see there babies
I had a crawfish the size of a Dr Pepper can
I literally have 3 blue crawfish I had more like 5 more
That is a bullfrog tadpole because i am breeding them and that is 100% a bullfrog tadpole.
Why you let that snake head go itll populate and breed ridiculously and eat all the ornamental fish that you like to catch especially the gouramies that you love so much. But if those snakeheads are invasive ther will be an invasion of snakheads. So just saying you must erradicate the snakeheads because before you know it when the snakehead breed they have hundreds of babies and is also mouth breeders so ther is no way other predator fish can eat the babies of thy snakeheads… snakeheads are not native or indigenous they are invasive and foreign.
That's a tiny crawfish.. I saw WAY bigger in Mississippi and we even have way bigger ones out here in California. I saw some that had to be 8 inches long in the Yuba River under the 5th Street Bridge.. (if anyone from NorCal sees this, you know where to find them, just be careful of the meth heads and rattlesnakes) BTW crawfish are freshwater lobsters.