What are your thoughts on having an eel-infested basement with a man building a now viral eel pit on TikTok
Eel Pit TikTok Viral Trend Meaning And Who Is Nick Tobler The Man Building It
Some people are attracted by the notion, while others are terrified. Nick Tobler, aka the Eel Daddy, however, couldn’t wait much longer to fill the pit in his basement with eels.
— Julia Glum (@SuperJulia) June 14, 2022
I have just discovered eel pit guy. pic.twitter.com/j07Caf1txu
— LipstickPainter (@ScrrreamingPink) June 15, 2022
I’ve been watching this guy on TikTok gradually build an eel pit (exactly what it sounds like) under his house for months now, and tomorrow he is FINALLY going to add the eels. gonna be a huge day for me
— Julia Glum (@SuperJulia) June 14, 2022
Many internet users have been following Nicolas’ travels on his TikTok page @cowturtle, and are eagerly awaiting his introduction of the eels to the pond he has built over the last few months.
Some people, though, believe they can survive without even seeing it.
The Big Day For TikToker Has Finally Come.
Nick said on TikTok the other day that he was going to get the eels for his basement pit today. Until now, the TikToker had his fans glued to his page by documenting the construction of an eel pit in an unexpected location, as well as a slew of other aquatic escapades.
People are eager to see the final outcome now that the big day has arrived, but he has yet to reveal it. Nick said on an episode of Rolling Stone’s podcast Don’t Let This Flop that he began working on the pit in March 2022, shortly after moving into his new home.
For the most up-to-date information about his eel pit, follow him on TikTok and Instagram.
Steve Irwin Inspiration For Eel Daddy
Nick is the owner of a saltwater aquarium shop, and he credits Steve Irwin, Pokemon, and Animal Crossing for his passion for aquatic life.
“When I wasn’t playing it, I’d just go out in the woods catching stuff,” he added, before commenting on how frightened he was by the concept. “I’m not intimidating or confrontational,” Nick continued, “but it’s a dark abyss.”
What else is there to say? His walk-in closet had “wall-to-wall scorpions” at one point, and his living room even had a few tarantulas. He acknowledges that he has unusual tastes, and we couldn’t agree with him more.
Internet Users Are Separated into Two Types.
People familiar with Nick’s eel pit are debating on Twitter whether he should have a pond full of aquatic life directly in his basement, as is customary. Others, on the other hand, are overjoyed that the big day has finally arrived.