I Found an Abandoned Attic Full of Live Fish...

I Found Axolotls in an Abandoned Attic! In this insane rescue mission, we uncover a hidden fish room inside a foreclosed home, where axolotls, African clawed frogs, and a pleco were left behind with no food, filthy water, and barely any chance of survival. After searching through seven neglected fish tanks, we save five axolotls, a massive pleco, and two frogs from this spooky, rat-infested attic. But the real challenge? Getting them home alive. We set up a 40-gallon rescue tank, complete with driftwood, live plants, and a custom underground dome tunnel—the ultimate axolotl dream home. Watch as we bring these rare exotic creatures back from the brink and give them a second chance at life!

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[The_FishGuys]

I can’t believe we actually found LIVE axolotls in that attic… What should we name them?! Drop your best name ideas below! 👇🔥

[sierrahone]

My son watches your videos every single morning before school! He turns 6 in April and I just ordered the “respect the locals” sweatshirt. I would love more than anything for you all to send me a video of you guys saying happy birthday! I would pay for it. Please reach back out!!

[brimi_xoxo]

It’s really hard to feel that these types of your videos are 100% authentic, especially as an adult who’s seen more than one video but out of order

[limpremium]

“Every second counts!”
Keeps yapping and pointing lights to the fish and keep explaining what they are and take their own time to save them:

[CarolynnMc]

OK guys.... i watch your channel all the time. Did this guy just abandon his house yesterday? Those tanks look very clean for being neglected. You're killin me. Love ya!

[lorenzotrevino]

I like how they say every second counts yet they take the time to explain everything

[itz_trilly]

thanks guys, reminded me of all the fish i have stored in my attic almost forgot

[blairlock]

In an abandoned attic? Come on guys.. That's some bass fishing productions level stuff.

[Angl_Srg]

"Every second counts."
Continues to yap about not falling through the roof, and how crazy the axolotls are🤣

[darthtaiter]

it's like watching a pair of 7 year olds playing out their rescue ranger XD

[GehrigWatkins]

What happened to the old fish guys that didn’t fake videos and just actually had fun

[MertBurden]

I can't believe you don't know a tadpole in the midst of becoming frog. Reading is fundamental....

[colthart]

please get them a tank thats apriopriatly sized. they need 20g for the first one, then 10g per additional axolotl and the friogs cannit be keot with them long term.

[GSAnimationStudios]

"EVERY SECOND COUNTS"



continues to yap about flashlights*

[TylerGreen-ss]

In one of your guy’s video you should go over all the sea creatures you have

[maverickethredge]

Hi, I love your videos so much right when I got the notification I went right to it. I love your videos so so so much.

[Harmony_Rae]

No hate when i say this i am just giving advice i would recommend splitting them up by size the big ones might eat the little ones. Also i would put the frog in a different tank

[SamBryan-kujd]

I MISS BARBS BUZZIN you guys used to by my favourite I miss your raw not fake videos with fish traps and chumming the docks

[AmmayaAhmed-oq]

🎉🎉 hello I love your videos so much and you have a God fish. Do you even have a Pono monsters? I love your home. I love your fresh air fish you have. I love them and you’re your fish is strong. You’re strong. You’re both strong and now I’m looking at your

[Samm]

Favorite video, great job on saving the babies