HUGE ANACONDA SNAKE IN DISCUS FISH TANK! 504 73

Discus 7 years ago 88,663 views

This thing is massive and could easily strangle you. Hi everyone! This is part 2 of visiting the world aquarium. IF you missed part 1, check it out here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUlXrkmDcHM PLAYLISTS Check out my unboxing playlist here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXpFHnc8tRk&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZvmxmUciNxGOWsy0bI_oU5Y Check out my most popular videos here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUYXZ3_rpAo&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZvF1HDc0qhNdT1IrAvVm_W7 All you need to know about caring for baby angelfish fry! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MW-cf71j_M&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZvlYoXjSaFfgnt6uYWuMEHk All my how to videos! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wns6oVDJJrI&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZvqrLdcdr3iiSovqOm0wWdk All my feeding videos! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq0x3RIm0cE&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZuBt4yVZFw8gYfWymP9i_CG Breeding angelfish! All you need to know! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-giKqDqCec&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZupVlP0usdLdWhRt3VoTWbr Setting up my $1200 aquarium! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbNIXUlo2MQ&list=PL3W6Dd1HqsZvAJtuU93q1XOr_R_65JDCL I go live on my second channel everyday 10pm cst! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9psG7QUlxCCkq5BRzkT4MA Items I recommend for breeding angelfish and planted tanks. The best thing to feed your baby angelfish! http://amzn.to/2fU1ygs Silent airpumps http://amzn.to/2vNMSFo My choice of sponge filters http://amzn.to/2vSYc1o Thrive liquid fertilizer http://amzn.to/2wcha5B planting tool kit http://amzn.to/2vSsEsp Prime http://amzn.to/2wcz48f Python water change http://amzn.to/2ifVDDh

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MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

Hi guys! Happy friday eve! If you guys missed part 1 to this video, check it out here! https://youtu.be/qUlXrkmDcHM

Gabriela Alvarez - 6 years ago

Fake snake

Francisco Santos - 7 years ago

MasterAquatics not so master. It’s a Cardinal Tetra, not Neon Tetra. Big difference!

Bro Bliscious - 7 years ago

Arent the same as the King of DIY

michael li yun fong - 7 years ago

those were not neons but cardinals

Ryan Matthews - 7 years ago

When I saw the sloth above you I got the feeling this was Dallas. Really fun place!

GEORGE RANGO - 7 years ago

the anaconda needs basking area

Xeno 66 - 7 years ago

what was happening in the catfish tank? all that crazy splashing at the top

Ryan Reyes - 7 years ago

I've been on YouTube and already two you tubers made a video made a video of places I've been to that's the Dallas aquarium

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Jay Flynn - 7 years ago

I should have been a sloth :/

LeMpOk Production - 7 years ago

@1:46 cardinal tetras*

FTR hunter115 - 7 years ago

"Its big" lmao

Thot Destroyer - 7 years ago

That croc is a faaatty

Stephen de Arce - 7 years ago

That is Black diamond stingrays and a pink tail chalseus

Josh Oreilly - 7 years ago

I love that place

Josh Oreilly - 7 years ago

100% Dallas world aquarium

Josh Oreilly - 7 years ago

Dallas world a

sgmentalist - 7 years ago

Its cardinal tetra

RJz vloge/reaction - 7 years ago

King of DIY

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John Abad - 7 years ago

Chalceus erythrurus

Tristan Bapst - 7 years ago

Pink tailed chalceus

Ricky Vargas - 7 years ago

Hey that's awesome I work there lol

Poop Face - 7 years ago

The fish at 4:26 is a Pink tail Chalceus. They get pretty large.

Mitsuki - 7 years ago

Its 3:34 thank me later

Enzo Nate - 7 years ago

Those two fish were asian Arawana idk how to spell it lol

Tentai Kansoku - 7 years ago

"I don't think he would harm a human"
BWAHAHAHHAAHAHHAAHAHAHA

gabriel machuca - 7 years ago

With the sting rays. That looks like pink tale sharks.

Xtreme Pro Exotics - 7 years ago

And yes they look to be a Wild caught discus and if it's a AZA accredited zoo then everything in there is Wild Caught that's one of the things AZA zoos have to do, why? I'm not 100% sure I'm still looking into all of that

Xtreme Pro Exotics - 7 years ago

You should take the whole thing about "It could strangle you" out of your description... It's very bad publicity for the hobby, the reptile hobby. PETA and the HSUS use that shit against us

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Xtreme Pro Exotics - 7 years ago

I love capuchin birds

FresnoCascabel - 7 years ago

Don't be fooled by that croc.. I've worked with crocodilians, they don't do much unless it's feeding or cleaning time.

zFitness_ - 7 years ago

Those were cardinals

Nature's Madness - 7 years ago

master aquatics they are not neon tetras they are cardinal tetras

Slapnutts McGee - 7 years ago

I think those other fish with the red tails may have been pink tail chalceus.

FUNNY SH#T - 7 years ago

i no this has nothing to do with the video but i could do with a handjob right now

Austin Smith - 7 years ago

Thought this was click bait god dam anaconda don't lie

morehh best - 7 years ago

Austin Smith is it the fish or were they to scared to swim around the anaconda?

Mike Hanna - 7 years ago

what is the other type of fish that is with the discus at 2:49?

Charlie Yang - 7 years ago

4:26
To me it looks like a Tinfoil Barb.

Lloyd's Aquatics - 7 years ago

Master Aquatics but can't tell the difference between a neon and a cardinal tetra.. Hmm

Lloyd's Aquatics - 7 years ago

Dam you got me.. Yawn

Red Sardines - 7 years ago

Lloyd's Aquatics but doesn't do any videos at all about aquariums and has 4 subscribers... Hmm

Storm Van odijk - 7 years ago

''master aquatics'' those are not neon tetra''s in fact they are cardinal tetra''s.

Tony ARC - 7 years ago

Dude them cardinal tetras not neons and the other was a red tailed characin

Blue Matrix - 7 years ago

Oh you went to the Dallas aquarium! I love going there! I make a trip every year!

Carlos Molina - 7 years ago

How can your channel name be MasterAquatics and you called neon tetras those cardinal tetras? We can notice it from the video, you are seeing it person. Please.

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

Shame on me.....

FishPerson Vblogs - 7 years ago

we have a 23 foot anaconda at the Shedd Aquaruim

greeny 302 - 7 years ago

they are cardinal tetras not neon tetras the difference is that neons only have the red line go half way and neons are slightly smaller

Kaveh Maguire - 7 years ago

Fish with the red tail you were asking about is Chalceus macrolepidotus (aka Pink-tailed Chalceus). A South American tetra relative that gets almost a foot long.

bebebutterfield1 - 7 years ago

Pet Mr. flabby see what happens. Reptiles muscle up with proper feeding and environment.

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

lol! " Mr. flabby". I laughed at that.

Dreaded88 - 7 years ago

I guess the Discus are a 'light snack' for the Anaconda, huh? :D

nesekaba - 7 years ago

Dallas World Aquarium? I can't believe you didn't showcase their massive freshwater aquarium more! When I went, I nearly collapsed to my knees in tears when I saw it. I had to sit down. So many gorgeous arapaima.

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

I had a really good time there! Loved it!

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JH Aquatics - 7 years ago

OMG My girlfriend is going to freak out when she sees this she has a thing for sloths.

Thot Destroyer - 7 years ago

JH Aquatics long claws in pussy fettish?

Stone Cold Steve Austin - 7 years ago

JH Aquatics hmmm kinky

David Webb - 7 years ago

JH Aquatics A sexual thing?

tropical fish and aquarium plants - 7 years ago

As an Aussie who has spent a lot of time around croc farm let me tell you that croc isn't flabby that's all muscle. But great vid.

Xtreme Pro Exotics - 7 years ago

that's their jowls, I'm not talking about it's jaw muscle(Jowls) I'm talking about it being fat, look at those legs its unhealthy

tropical fish and aquarium plants - 7 years ago

Xtreme Pro Exotics haha yeah the farms are for meat and skin but saltwater crocs have a tendency to look fat especially around then neck but that's also their jaw muscles

Xtreme Pro Exotics - 7 years ago

No, it's very much so overweight... Idk what kind of farms you have but damn, often times farms will overfeed their animals so the hide is bigger so they make more money

tropical fish and aquarium plants - 7 years ago

haha your welcome

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

Thank you for clarifying lol.

wyzemann - 7 years ago

Whoa...I'm am never terrified of snakes, but that one Anaconda made me FEAR & RESPECT the species even more! It was the seahorses that stole the show...for sure!

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

Yeah, same here. Funny how he did not make those pretty discus fish one of his meals.

FintasticFish - 7 years ago

How does that crocodile sleep with all the kids screaming

Heriberto Zaldivar - 7 years ago

FintasticFish

Daffy XxcooxX - 7 years ago

MasterAquatics its called stink catfish right

Mann Saiyan - 7 years ago

Because physically they can't hear

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

FintasticFish thats what i was thinking. Poor croc lol

Christian Stratton - 7 years ago

It's a Pink tail chalceus

moldyoldie - 7 years ago

Agreed on pink tail

Len E - 7 years ago

Christian Stratton thanks. I've got those since 3 years ago in my gourami pond but i never knew what they are( i searched stuff like red tailed green eye grey body black dot beside gill freshwater fish etc and couldnt find anything

Ali Als - 7 years ago

Those were cardinal tetra with rummy nose tetra not neon tetra

Jack Feys - 7 years ago

Do you think I could keep four angels in a 39 gallon tank?

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

you can if they are small. I would get a 55 gallon tank though.

Jack Feys - 7 years ago

MasterAquatics 4

MasterAquatics - 7 years ago

Hi! How many angels?

Stoutskie - 7 years ago

Lol dam bro you called the cardinal tetras neons again I told you that you did this before,I mean how long have you been keeping fish?no dam neon tetras in there,like before borderline insulting that you don't know the apex tetra of the aquarium hobby.(though Congo tetras are quite the specimen as well as emperors)other than that I dig all the exhibits that you filmed,keep making vids bro,try to get some blue Pinoy Angels as well some day huh?

KillYourHero92 - 7 years ago

s Rummy nose are my favorite tetras. I love the bright red face and black and white striped fin. They are beautiful in my planted aquarium adding a nice contrast with the plants and wood. I have to order them because they aren't common in my area.

Chris Lane - 7 years ago

no i live in england still cardinal tetra

s - 7 years ago

Stoutskie let's agree to disagree. I won't get too out of shape because I don't keep tetras and I'm VERY new to the hobby, but I just like the look of rummy nose tetras.

Stoutskie - 7 years ago

+s *most boring color,might as well get bleeding hearts.

s - 7 years ago

Stoutskie Nah. Rummy nose are the best tetras!

Stoutskie - 7 years ago

+Discus Newbie then the guy that tried to correct me should stfu?

Aquarium Adventures - 7 years ago

No they aren't. They're called Cardinals here too!

Stoutskie - 7 years ago

+Kaveh Maguire wait this guy lives in Europe?i swear he was from US,do they sell"neons" for like 4 euros a piece over there?

Kaveh Maguire - 7 years ago

In England/Europe cardinal tetras are called red neons so he wasn't too far off. :)

MaxxL ? - 7 years ago

Stoutskie many people gets switched with them since they are almost the same

Sean M - 7 years ago

Pink tailed chalceus

BooN Gaming - 7 years ago

i used to keep Burmese pythons and my biggest vivarium had a waterfall pond with an over hanging tree branch (it was a very big viv). i stocked the pond with fish and the Burmese would sit in the water while fish pecked away at them. the fish were perfect for removing little patches of skin that didn't come off during the shed. it almost looked like the snakes did this for the reason of removing parasites and old skin and never bothered the fish although they could have been an easy snack.