I'm no expert, but as a guy who use to go catch and release snapping turtles, a can say that turtle was most likely wild caught. I've seen various types of turtles with moss like that on their backs. This normally doesn't happen in captivity so my theory is that this can happen from hibernation. Also, that turtle is acting like it doesn't get fed enough. It seems like it's used to eat the natural way (mouth open looking it's tongue as a lure and waiting for a fish to swim in their mouth), but out of desperation is trying to trick the fish into swimming in its mouth. Alligator snapping turtles have insanely long necks, but will not strike like other snapping turtles. This is why if you do decide to catch a alligator snapper, DO NOT TAKE IT HOME!!! If it spends time hungry at your house, it want survive a release. This turtle will probably be in improper enclosures it's whole life until it's big enough to be considered a spectacle at a zoo. Thats only if they don't release a now tamed turtle into the wild where it forgot how to hunt.

Chirs giving someone a 5/5 That one piece of blue gravel : sike

They should make fish shaped tanks that fit your fish exactly. Like a goldfish shaped tank that your goldfish wears more than inhabits.

That goldfish bowl made me so mad I had to show my son and husband. They're mad too. We spoil our fish and I've been teaching my child about fish care and proper tank sizes.

Cris: names his lizard after its food. Ratsnakes: let me introduce myslef

I could go for more than a single dose of FTR in my week Chris I won’t lie 👊🏼

My neighbors have a fish tank that is just disgusting. I haven’t gotten a chance to take a picture but here’s basically what’s in it: Rainbow gravel, spongebob decoration, 2 Tiger Oscars, and a crappy filter in a 5-10 gallon tank. (The oscars are big and of course my neighbors have a 7 year old)

Millie: Its me or you repashy... Repashy: Our battle will be epic!

I love alligator snapping turtles. We occasionally get them where I live (I’m at the far edge of their range). They’re very, very much ambush predators, so that’s why that little baby gator snapper is hopelessly bad at hunting down that goldfish. Plus, being a baby turtle, he hasn’t learned to just chill and let the fish come to him. Also, the moss won’t hurt him. In the wild they grow moss from their nose to their tail and it doesn’t hurt them. It helps them camouflage. My biggest concern would be if this person has plans for when that turtle is 150lbs/68kg (or more).

I think bettas need at least 10 gallons. I notice they stay healthier in 10! Edit: Chris, my little 4 year old knows not to tap on glass and stomp in moms office. She says hello every day to her fish and plays hide and seek with them (they are supposed to hide, they don’t.) kids can be respectful to animals, we just need to set the example! 👍

You know, you should do a ftr for beautiful tanks after a few ftrs, that fish tank review 71 for beautiful tanks was very relaxing to watch and was also good for the mind as well

Millie is lovely! She's bringing back fond memories of the cockatiels I had growing up. ...And now I want one again.

Turtle is fine. Gator snappers even get moss growing on their head and it doesn't affect them. Even if someone was to glue moss to its back, as long as it isn't going to corrode the shell it will be fine. Feeder goldfish are fine for a snapper. Best to diversify its diet but they aren't going to hurt them if they eat em. That turtle looks healthy enough that its diet is most likely pretty diverse. Granted, feeder goldies all the time is not a good thing. Would be like drinking mountain dew every day, just don't. Common snappers are more of a pursuit predator, and alligator snappers are the ambush. So the one in this video was a gator snapper. When young it probably hasn't figured out the sit still and wiggle its tongue method yet. Granted, many captive gator snappers never do because they're fed pellets and have to go up to get em. Not an issue for the animal, just dont release em

Everyone: listening to Chris talk Me: Intensely watching Milly (Water change & coffee)

Beta lionfish : live in a good and enough capacity of a tank 😀 A L P H A LIONFISH : live in 3 gallon tank 😎

Pro-tip: if you're going to buy a fishtank larger than 30 gallons then buying the furniture for it should be expected

The lionfish in the 3 gallon.......hurt. as someone who's kept lions in a 125, even that was too small for mine.

I'm convinced this episode is just Milly taking over Chris's body and making a fft video.

Got a new tank for my Betta fish today, I can probably fit in it if I tryed, think I got a little cared away.

For the ast, it isn’t supposed to have the moss be that intense especially at such a young age. That and naturally they are ambush predators that use their tongue as a lure to attract prey, everything about that one part is unhealthy lol

Chris: oh so the coffee is the sarcasm cup Millie: so your going to keep me on time out

This week I finished my 10g shrimp tank....and I’m kinda happy with it..and that’s down to you..I’m more in to just heavy planting because I over stock..but I though I’d do something different..I think I’m getting into underwater gardening😎

I wonder how my danios would react if there was a tiny bit of coffee in the new water from their water change.

Millie is so cute! I have to do a "water change" and then I'm going to get some "coffee"

Hello Chris it's been a long time since I have watched your vedio.its still very good nothing has changed except your subscriber count and your location.great vedio keep going all the best bro.ive got my first planted tank cause of you... Thank you

People say it’s disgusting that some men and women dry there “parts” after having a shower but you just washed them so there clean and I don’t see the problem with that.

That turtle is actually in an okay condition other than the feeder fish.

So when I was younger, I used to have a betta with a small bowl and plastic decorations. I didn't even dechlorinate the tap water. But now, I'm glad to say I'm getting another betta in a 10 gallon tank with live plants! Im determined to give this fish the best life possible. :D

whenever I do water changes I always re use the water to water my land plants.

I got a Male betta fish when I was about 14 years old (This was about the time where computers weren't unheard of but not everyone owned one and "Google it" wasn't even a thing) My Mom had a 40 Gal tank, found free in the Nickle paper, and told us kids if we wanted any fish we could buy it ourselves. My bother spent his birthday money on guppies and my sister bought like 20 goldfish and I got my betta. A few of the goldfish died and my dad brought home an African dwarf Frog. My Betta massacred it. And my mother put him in a flower vase and told me if I wanted to keep it, it had to stay out of the tank. I got it a not much bigger fish bowl and would wash out his bowl every 2 weeks. I legit would put my hand in there, lift him up out of the bowl and into a cup during the cleaning. It never once occurred to me he would/could hurt me. At 18 I went to college and got him a 5 gal tank- No one ever once asked or shamed me about his tank- All anyone told me, Including a friend who wanted to be a Marine Biologist, was that he must be happy because how beautiful and healthy he was. At 20 I was married and for the first time my husband asked if I'd ever taken him to see a vet. I remember laughing, because it's a fish that's not a thing. He booked an appointment and that was my fist time realizing that before the internet only people with money had the ability to access this kind of information. This was when I was told that for his age (6 Years) he was in pretty good condition, no fin rot/damage, nice overall coloring, but a little dark; asked me things like what I fed (Pellets and blood worms), how often I cleaned his tank (1 a month, granted I still did the whole transfer by hand to a cup and like legit wash/scrub out the tank) and what heater- what? My fish legit had no heater for 6 years! He got so much more active once I got one, I upgraded to a 20 gal and this vet kindly explained how water changing is suppose to happen including water testing. I had no idea that betta needed a heater/ didn't know you could buy fishtank heaters. He didn't like the new water being poured in so I still transferred to cup by hand during water changes till his passing, but his last 3 years were the best of his life. I'm lucky he never attacked me ( I even had thing when I wanted to treat him with a blood worm I would grab one in the tips of my fingers and he would swim in a circle following my finger and go upside down and everything and the then I would drop it in his tank). He lived to be just shy of 9 years old and I cried for months. I'll probably never get another Betta fish, and watching this channel makes me realize even more things I could have done better. It's been many, many years since and I currently have a guppy/neon tetra tank- I didn't want 'new' fish but my daughter who is almost one is enamored by all the plants and of course the fish. Our neighbor has an outdoor Koi pond and when I saw how determined she was to see their fish "P's" (It's what she calls puppies '-pies', and I guess to her fish are puppies) I got her own. Only one Neon Tetra is named Neon-Eyes because My husband says only one of the fish's eyes glow even in the dark.

I have no idea how I started watching these a week ago since I had no interest in fish tanks before at all but I’m addicted now and I’ve been considering getting into the hobby since.

Aweh, it's great to see Millie again. My green cheek conure recently passed suddenly due to poisoning and as a tribute, I had her planted into a pot of pothos. They've been flourishing since(,:

So my 9 year old daughter ALWAYS complains when I'm watching fish related KZfaq videos. Well, one day I watched one of your videos with her. She actually said "I like this dude" 🤯😁 So in the eyes of a 9 year old girl, you are the best fish dude on KZfaq. 👏 👏 👏

"unless you want it, here I'll give it to you"😂😂🐦 You're so quick with it too🤣🤣🤣!

Elaborate torture chamber at 9:58: - Small bowl shaped tank to disorient fish - Bubbling for further irritation and confusing the side organ lateral organ - Placing air pump on a plate on top, for maximum vibration and noise transfer - Food so fish can't have the mercy of death

12:00 work at PetSmart and I deny hundreds of sales a year we don't take bad petkeeping at my store, I hope that more stores lean that way in the future.

The sarcasm was actively killing me in this one, it's so intense that i can't finish the video. This isn't sarcasm, my stomach is physically aching from the sheer amount of sarcasm.

normal fish keepers - we need to do a water change every week or so Chris after sarcasm coffee - nah! no need for a water change the tank is the cleanest in the world

Chirs: * Rating bad tank stand * Me: *whispers* but the potatoes on the floor…

that 2nd one with the ikea stand, imagine someone make a big wave inside the tank using their hand. the water movement alone will crush everything.

Chris: takes sip of coffee WhAt a gReAt TaNK FoR ThAT LioN FIsh

Why is Chris so sassy with all the sarcasm today 😂😂

Chris “If you take the picture with a toaster I’m not going to see it” Me: me neither

Today I was bored so I did a water change, I ended up getting myself soaked in water, it could have been worse though as it wasn’t old tank water

perfect morning, about to grab some coffee and do a water change after FTR!!

Chris:I need sarcasm.Give me advice great Repashi Repashi: Use the Coffee,it will give you strength. Nescafe:The Great Repashi told Chris do drink our coffee.Let's celebrate!!

I need coffee before I start a water change! Millie is too cute.

Yo fft remember when you forgot to clap for ftr 100

Turtles need a place in their enclosure where they can get completely out of the water to dry off, if they don't they can get shell rot. They also need a UVB light (or they'll get metabolic bone disease) and a heat bulb for a basking spot.

No ones talking about how cute that axolotl is lmao

My mom works at an elementary school and I convinced her to let me set up a planted tank in her office. Hopefully it can show some kids the way a fish tank should look and how fish should be kept

9:49 Not only that's a big fish in a small bowl, but the pump is going to vibrate the whole bowl and might stress the fish even more

Still remember 3 years ago Chris rocking that thick curly bowl cut,now chris rocking that island type cut.

Sipping a cup of coffe after the water change and taking your sweat own time looking that clean tank. Best feeling of the week!!! ☕

CHRIS!!! pleaseeee do a series on training your cockatiel. I'd love to learn how to get my stinky stink bird to behave

The tank with the over is easily 80 gallons. And the other is a minimum 40

You can use normal furniture for fish tank stands but you will need to strengthen and modify it to make it suitable.

Ever just love a channel so much that you gotta watch the whole ad to make sure he gets all the revenue. Love you chirs keep up the amazing content👏

Chris:hey it's Chris welcome back to fish for thoughts Cockatiel:hey noobs

I went to the store and I saw these two girls walk into the pet section as I was too. then one of the girls said “should I get a fish?” and I wanted to ask them if they knew about the nitrogen cycle but social anxiety got the best of me. but I hope they know how to take care of a fish or they don’t get one at all. the fish keeping hobby is very hard! i’m expecting my fish tank to be done by next year.

Monday 'FTR" Review- 5 outta 5, yo keep it up! 😁😆🤣 Thanks for making my Monday start out with a bunch of laughs!! You keep on spoiling Milly if you want....she is so adorable

that poor snapper! The water is a bit too deep for him because they're not good swimmers. The moss isn't very good either because it blocks the sunlight and such so their shell can't absorb vitamins. poor guy.

Just have to say, the sarcasm coffee made this fish tank review! Had me rollin’!

The best part about the featured comment is that there's actually such a thing as a rat snake

That cabinet is the definition of "what's 8.35 lbs per gallon?"

Chris: *sees a fish tank* Also Chris: thats a solid 4,65411556788/5 👍🏻

Reddit : Keeps AQUARIUM ABOVE A SMALL DRAWER Me: MINECRAFT Vibes

Imagine there was a Pokémon like the turtle that couldn't do damage because it couldn't eat the opponent

Mille is sooo cute I also have a cockatiel and they look cute UNTIL nobody is looking and they transform in to the devil him self.

My father has sent me some live plants, ada amazonia, some live plants and a beautiful piece of spiderwood from America for my 10 gal at India with me

That Lion Fish reminds me of Captain Picard's Lion Fish on the Enterprise. I hope they didn't keep it in that little wall bowl the whole time.

If you want a tea to make you extra hyper try Zest Teas. Just finished a sample pack and they advertise that they have coffee-level caffeine and they are not lying. Up late working on a grad school project last night, got up early this morning, did yoga, and still running around in circles. Might even get around to doing a water change today after finishing my project and starting a paper.

Gonna go have my coffee now before I start all 6 of my water changes

been subbed since 10k... thank u for inspiring me to create my first scape

My Whiteface Pearl Cockatiel Flew away a week ago. Hope Millie is doing good!

Millie and repashy will fuze into a dragon to finally take Chris down

The lion fish, jumps out of tank, stings it’s owners, and then puts itself out of its misery.

Common snappers and alligator snappers are pretty common where I’m from. I’ve seen larger wild snappers with whole ecosystems on their back.

The six year old: points at Betta cup Bettafish: Dang it I've been in this cup forever why do I have to go to Another!?

I think the colored gravel with the white betta is pretty

4:20 Me starting up my scissor forceps as I prepare to trim my plants

My guy couldn't even keep up the "siamese fighting fish" joke, switched to betta at the end there. Do that water change people! Chris, that coffee looked DARK

Even though Bettas are supposed to be aggressive, mine is just extremely playful and the Sweetest Betta I ever met, even if I just go to move his floating log in his tank he will try to play yet he will never bite me unless my nails are yellow

Well there is some options for dwarf snakehead/channa. You can start with Limbata or Andrao they're prety small and easy to care

Sponge filter: is in tank Shrimp :finally some good f ing food

I can’t believe those tanks haven’t gave out sitting on those “stands”

I found 2 baby goldfish in a 1 gallon tank in a grocery store that have fin rot and one has swim bladder and the next day the fish are gone but the tank is still there

7:04 frogs are actually one of the natural diet of this snakehead. In its natural habitat it will also eat ducks birds chicken and many more. It is called TOMAN in the title because it is the local name it is also called giant snakehead or it's scientific name which is Channa Micropeltes it can grow exceeding 10 kgs (about 20 lbs) and commonly kept in 50-100 litres tank.

Title - Exists Cringy 3AM youtubers looking for ideas- WHOMSE HAS SUMMONED THE ALMIGHT ONE?!

The snapping turtle is caught out of the wild with the amount of moss on its back, it is also very skinny for an alligator snapper of that size suggesting stress on the animal which is also why it would be hunting out of the normal (staying at the bottom using its worm tongue to lure fish in)

That is a alligator snapping turtle they typically sit on the bottom of lakes and rivers waiting with their mouth open they have a worm like appendage on their tongue to lure fish into their mouth, they have a camouflage mouth to fool fish into thinking it’s a rock. they can have algae on there carapace and be okay

i loved this sarcasm it definitely made me laugh quite a few times

Coffee= sarcasm juice. Millie = so cute

“I have a problem I think I spoil milly too much” Me who also has a cockatiel: same

i’m here for millie spoiling chirs, caffeinated chirs, AND caffeine deprived chirs

Just got off a 14 hour shift at Petsmart and this is the best thing to come home to (besides my wife) You're the best bro.

I'm basing this off the knowledge I have from Terrapins and Tortoise, as I haven't had a true Turtle so corrections can be made. (Though I think Snappers are a Terrapin?) He's thin, probably not eating well. He's struggling to move, there's nothing for him to push himself out of the water and nothing to rest on out of the water either. It's wild caught as moss grows only that well for the wild ones or if you have really large hunting areas with an accurate biome recreation and with minimal upkeep on their shells, which can lead to shell rot or leave them vulnerable to parasites and diseases. To top it off, the tank is too small. Both for now and if this guy, miraculously, survives to adulthood.

Dude! The tv trays under the tank 🤯🤯🤯

Fishbowl owners watching this: (Gets confused and does a water change with coffee) Fishbowl owners on Reddit: “ I’m not sure what’s wrong with my fish? Any ideas?”

3:25 it looks like the tank on the left is on foldable TV trays…