A Neptune grouper gets a custom home with The Fish Guys
The South Florida crew's only new upload builds an aquarium around a trench, a giant cave and an unusual deep-sea resident.
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I Bought The World's Deepest Sea Monster...
The Fish Guys' latest aquarium project starts with a rather demanding houseguest. In "I Bought The World's Deepest Sea Monster...", the crew introduces a Neptune grouper they say cost $20,000, then sets about creating a custom home for it.
The description places the fish's natural habitat nearly a thousand feet below the surface. That makes the underwater trench, giant cave and cleanup crew more than decorative flourishes: the upload is built around the challenge of keeping a deep-sea predator. The video includes a sponsored segment.
Their sole new upload of the week has drawn roughly 857,000 views and has the strongest daily momentum among the channel's active videos. Viewers are busy suggesting names, including Neptune and Trident, while others focus on the sand coverage and glass rocks in the aquarium. One proposes making the surrounding room dark, with only the tank glowing.
Across the channel, daily views are now nearly three times their usual level, although subscribers stayed unchanged over the week, just short of three million. Among nearby animal channels, The Fish Guys had a similar weekly viewing gain to Mousetales; Forrest Galante had a much larger week.
The earlier location-hunting adventure hasn't disappeared into the depths, either. "I Found Fish In The Scariest Locations…", with its abandoned marine stadium, swamp and offshore shipwreck itinerary, remains the next-busiest daily draw. Behind it is the year's sea-monster compilation, gathering dragon moray eels, sharks and fish-trap expeditions into one long catch-up.
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What viewers say
best tank yet! loving the full sand covarage and so glad you got some of the glass rocks
@josharoo2See it on YouTubeTrident: like King Neptune’s golden trident. He also has 3 prong like strokes on his face!
And he’s in the same tank as a goofy Goober?? Perfect!@dominicnguyen4761See it on YouTubeNeptune would be a good name for your new fish! and maybe even goblin that is close to grouper
@ConcepcionVilarSee it on YouTube
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Cool little fish! The goby too.
@Daniel-yr8egSee it on YouTubegood job, fish guys, you almost hit 3,000,000 subscribers! Way to go, guys!
@KhảiAn-n9lSee it on YouTubeGuys, I love all of your video. I only been subscribed for like a month and I went to the ocean and went fishing and I caught my first yellow tail and that was my first fish. You’re my favorite Youtubers.
@CruePlayzBloxSee it on YouTubeIf you guys gonna build a tank for deep sea creatures, then you should build a dark room, like make it pitch black inside and the only thing glowing is the tank, oh yeah use curtains for the door to enter the dark room
@JJDDCrazyDriveSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on The Fish Guys right now
- Channel
- The Fish Guys
- Subscribers
- 2,990,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,452,526
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 16, 2026
- Video views so far
- 857,221
- Views on its first day
- 522,049
The numbers
Here's how the new aquarium project and the wider catalog shaped The Fish Guys' week.
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Which fish gets a custom aquarium in The Fish Guys' new upload?
The video's description identifies the new deep-sea resident as a Neptune grouper.