UNBOXING STRANGE LOOKING MONSTER FISH FROM CONGO!!

UNBOXING STRANGE LOOKING MONSTER FISH FROM CONGO!!



Unboxing live fish is always a lot of fun! Specially when you get to see fish like the ones today. First time we brought this fish in, they do ger to 3-4 feet and look like a cross between a dolphin fish and a Aba Aba.

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50 responses to “UNBOXING STRANGE LOOKING MONSTER FISH FROM CONGO!!”

  1. @RenoFruto Avatar
    @RenoFruto

    Question. Is it ok to feed a red tailed catfish a pork meat? My niece throw a large cut of pork in my cousins aquarium and the fish ate it and it's belly is so big. It's been 13 hours but its belly hasn't shrunk yet. Any tips?

  2. @mikahassim3320 Avatar
    @mikahassim3320

    I’ve caught these guys in Zimbabwe before, try hold the tail for a little shock

  3. @davidmadej5955 Avatar
    @davidmadej5955

    I’ve never seen a African arowana before

  4. @Jim_____ Avatar
    @Jim_____

    The African leaf fish are some of the coolest fish I ever had. I unfortunately was told when I got them that they were community fish 😂 Well, they absolutely murked my loaches one night. Ya live and learn!

  5. @taar7997 Avatar
    @taar7997

    Guys what's the update on the kingfish those beautiful GT ???????????

  6. @alexpaggio Avatar
    @alexpaggio

    Another rare fish from Asia, Africa, Australia?

  7. @tashfiqmannan Avatar
    @tashfiqmannan

    lets start calling African rowans African arapaimas. rod if anyone can rename them its you with the scientific extrapolation of fagii (did I spell that right?)

  8. @deepwater4720 Avatar
    @deepwater4720

    Hell I’ve been trying to order a fish from these guys for weeks now! Still haven’t gotten it

  9. @rigomaldonado4721 Avatar
    @rigomaldonado4721

    Where the gulpers at !!

  10. @christopherhourigan5518 Avatar
    @christopherhourigan5518

    Website says ur sold out of spotted gar I really want one how do I find out wen they r back in stock

  11. @justlovely36 Avatar
    @justlovely36

    I don’t mind hearing the baby,he’s adorable.

  12. @melissacarmichael3105 Avatar
    @melissacarmichael3105

    They look like a big DILL PICKLES!!!!

  13. @SCR4PYRD Avatar
    @SCR4PYRD

    Tell Feijai I said thank you for his service! My father was a marine as well, noticed his hat!

  14. @amazonaquatics Avatar
    @amazonaquatics

    Those dolphin fish are epic ❤

  15. @averageguruenjoyer6938 Avatar
    @averageguruenjoyer6938

    Wow, the Cornish jack has been my favorite fish since i saw the video of them hunting in packs

  16. @ryanmurphy8567 Avatar
    @ryanmurphy8567

    When will you be open to the public

  17. @seansquill8773 Avatar
    @seansquill8773

    As always great video and showing fish that nobody else has on hand 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

  18. @jake47 Avatar
    @jake47

    Do u guys sell piranhas?

  19. @rubenmadrid3154 Avatar
    @rubenmadrid3154

    I’ve never seen a Cornish jack
    Very cool! 👍👍

  20. @ib4217 Avatar
    @ib4217

    First time you guys have seen a Pike eh? Staple of Canadian fresh water fish. Dinosaur only next to the sturgeon. Many teeth. Challenge to see a northern pike in an aquarium.

  21. @Big-chris11 Avatar
    @Big-chris11

    A 3ft bicher is crazy.
    But I absolutely love the leopard bush fish never seen them before.

  22. @jasonstaples4364 Avatar
    @jasonstaples4364

    Ty

  23. @user-vs1el4vb1q Avatar
    @user-vs1el4vb1q

    I guess I'm weird I like the smaller fish because they have a longer life span if you get the largest one you got to realize he's close to death so yeah I would rather get one of the smaller ones and grow it out then just go for the largest one because then like I said that one is closer to death you got maybe a year or two with it instead of a smaller one where you can probably get an extra 10 years with it I guess I'm weird

  24. @Crazy_MonsterS_MFK Avatar
    @Crazy_MonsterS_MFK

    Hi mate I am from Sri Lanka I love your videos a lot. These videos entertain new fish keepers as well as the fish keepers who keep for while. Mention name of the fish is good so keepers would know who are they really and next time just giving idea try to give small description of the fish too so in that point fans including myself would learn something too about those fish before keeping those fish. I love you guys alot love videos❤❤❤ can’t wait for next upcoming videos.

  25. @Salamanders1018 Avatar
    @Salamanders1018

    Maybe yalll should stop encouraging them to catch the biggest and baddest fish. Its like trophy hunting, you keep taking all the biggest and best animals, all the animals left will be smaller weaker less genetically strong animals

  26. @FirstClassConstructionGroup Avatar
    @FirstClassConstructionGroup

    One of my favorite channels.

  27. @EvilxYardxGnome Avatar
    @EvilxYardxGnome

    I googled Cornish Jack, holy shit they get big!

  28. @COOPERSCICHILDS Avatar
    @COOPERSCICHILDS

    Coooool

  29. @Z1MBO91 Avatar
    @Z1MBO91

    Grew up catching cornish jack in lake kariba. Would love to see you get a vundu catfish to add to a tank at the shop with the goliath tiger

  30. @fwkido Avatar
    @fwkido

    puffers😍

  31. @nedasher116 Avatar
    @nedasher116

    No more big fish in the wild

  32. @briancooke2435 Avatar
    @briancooke2435

    The Cornish jack does better in a group because they hunt and throw electric pulses off to communicate with each other while they do it from what I have read

  33. @jdssurf Avatar
    @jdssurf

    awesome shipment

  34. @jdssurf Avatar
    @jdssurf

    How are things going as far as the importers pulling so many wild fish for us, are they focusing on conservation as well these days

  35. @danielvelez4001 Avatar
    @danielvelez4001

    Pretty nice❤❤😂😂😂

  36. @RidArmand Avatar
    @RidArmand

    That Cornish Jack will be perfect on OFR Pool pond. Their main food is African Cichlids. And they grow way big up to 5 feet

  37. @aft3rburn3r-tp2tx Avatar
    @aft3rburn3r-tp2tx

    Is it legal to keep a Goliath tiger fish indoors, because I saw online you weren’t legally allowed, I’m not sure if it means you can’t keep them outside in a pond, which I can understand, cuz if it escaped into the wild, it would destroy native fish species, and be a huge threat to people as on river monsters, there was a story of one almost biting a girl in half, but are you legally allowed to keep them indoors in Florida, or are they just illegal indoors or outdoors?

  38. @jamesshamley6577 Avatar
    @jamesshamley6577

    Not too tiny, not too big. Sounds like my wife.

  39. @zebedeemadness2672 Avatar
    @zebedeemadness2672

    They are called Cornish jacks by European settlers based on there superficial body shape to Pike of the genus Esox, not sure why Cornish? Maybe the people that named them was from Cornwall (England), People and things from Cornwall are Cornish, in Britain a Jack is the name for young Pike around 1-foot/30-cm long.

  40. @MrPatagonianFox Avatar
    @MrPatagonianFox

    Cool video.

  41. @cooliipie Avatar
    @cooliipie

    4:50 coolest thing I've seen in YEARS

  42. @dhammes9616 Avatar
    @dhammes9616

    ❤❤❤

  43. @kennethperdomo7381 Avatar
    @kennethperdomo7381

    Can you guys get some gars I’m looking for a spotted or Florida gar

  44. @WiiHunt95 Avatar
    @WiiHunt95

    Cornish jack has a max length of 1.5 meters

  45. @yamatosazuske6939 Avatar
    @yamatosazuske6939

    I gatta say I am loving the new edit with a simple "fish name" everytime they show a fish because sometimes the names cant be heard clearly or I misspell trying to go by ear. It's a great way for people to see the fish and then go research the fish immediately after without waiting for it to show up on the website or guessing the name.

  46. @kevinpoe8137 Avatar
    @kevinpoe8137

    The Cornish jack is the largest species of elephant fish, reaching about 5ft in length

  47. @deadlydunsparce Avatar
    @deadlydunsparce

    maaaan ive been wanting a baby mbu

  48. @jebVlogs556 Avatar
    @jebVlogs556

    suggestion..
    if you decide to keep one of the cornish jacks, or what in louisiana call the cornish jackson..
    why not, if you guys still have that very thick, and very "enlongated" grow out tank?
    i remember you people having it,and it be the perfect size for the cornish jacks!!

  49. @madurathenuwara7760 Avatar
    @madurathenuwara7760

    Nice to see a Cornish jack fish in your exhibition tank.hey rod i have a suggestion , can you keep snakeheads for exhibition just as educational videos with special permission .I know it’s illegal in America due to Northern Snakeheads.But there are a lots of giant snakehead varieties can kept in aquariums. ( golden cobra,barca snakehead , Kalimantan snakehead, ) and also dwarf snakehead varieties.It’s hard to think a monster fish tank without a snakehead.your fan from Sri lanka

  50. @madurathenuwara7760 Avatar
    @madurathenuwara7760

    A Cornish jack fish.