Hopefully he was at the place of origin for those fish. I did read in his comments that it was too expense to send them to the US.

Note the accent of the camera woman

see the red tail cat in the huge catfish vid

Hmmmmmmm! I dare say if you put a video up of yourself doing that here you'd have someone knocking on your door pretty quick!!! Some comments on the vid were that they couldn't survive in the wild there...but who knows maybe it is warm enough there?

They don't seem to say which country they are from.. maybe the regulations regarding the release of fish there are non-existent or aren't as strict?

Hmmmmmmm! I dare say if you put a video up of yourself doing that here you'd have someone knocking on your door pretty quick!!! Some comments on the vid were that they couldn't survive in the wild there...but who knows maybe it is warm enough there?

Judging from the womans accent and a few other things, I'm going to say they're somewhere like Florida or other southern states. Those fish will survive just fine there. In the everglades and other places you can find huge numbers of non-native tropical fish given that it is...Well...Tropical.

hmmmmm look at there other video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fZxP5kO ... re=related

I would have had my money on 'Nawlins.

And part two is here:

In the everglades and other places you can find huge numbers of non-native tropical fish given that it is...Well...Tropical.

hopefully they did something smart and at least put discus or zebra plecos in there!!!

usually it is not expensive fish that get dumped