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Here's a pick of my Goliath full of silversides :) just got him two days ago. Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

thanks for the replies. after shadows story i probably wont do it. ill see what they look like right next to each other first, but id rather not take any chances.

I'm getting a gatf on Friday. The plan was to have a tank just for him but I got rained out today and it looks like its going to continue for a couple days. What do you guys think of putting him with my 5" motoro? The gatf is about 4". The ray tank is a 40 breeder with no other fish. From what...

Awesome! How can you tell? Lack of striping? Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

I am buying this tigerfish in a week. I am told it is a Goliath, though I know to be skeptical. Tell me what you guys think. Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

most likely both rbp. one just looks quite a bit different and growth has slowed. if im still not sure ill post pics every couple weeks.

Update with some growth. They still seem quite different to me. Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

Hard to get good pics but here ya go. Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

yeah, its net coated with rubber so that spines, hooks, fins, and line dont get tangled or damaged. fly fishing shops have the higher end stuff because catching and releasing fish unharmed is very important to an honorable fisherman.

No pics right now but ill post a couple for ya later today. Nothin special, just an old leaky plywood 8x4x2 i through a pond liner in and glass door on top. Sent from my DROID4 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

yeah all the fish and there spots are pretty visible and i observe them alot. once i see behavior indicating eggs ill check with a big magnifying glass and flashlight from the top to make sure then rob them. there's two big brass males, one with a pit the other a pot, and a few faaaaaat females...

bump! i know theres someone here that can see something

for big dangerous fish always do what rhom does, or use a fishing net. there are many fishing nets available specifically made for large dangerous fish without getting spines or hooks caught up in it, and without hurting the fish. a good 18" reinforced rubber net will run you around 30 bucks...

wow, they already know what a camera phone is. and they have lost their fearless demeaner. pic 1, definitely a rbp, don't you guys think? pic 2, look at that forhead!!! that doesnt look very rbp to me. looks more serra but idk, never seen a serra that small in person. pic 3, shows the obvious...

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haha yeah, im conditioniong right now at 84f too so the 9 rbp in there go through alot! hopefully they spawn soon :) update pics of the baby's as soon as i can get good ones.

not sure what kind they were. they were never in good enough condition to be id'd. they had jacked up jaws with only a few teeth left, missing fins, gashes, and velvet usually somewhere. i always assumed they were rbps though. cool i love ps too. i have a 300 gal rb pond that im hoping will...

yeah that place is shifty. i use to work there, nice people, surprisingly knowledgeable, but expensive and many tanks are in terrible condition. but many are in good condition as well. but the piranha tank with 3, 12" fish in a 40 tall, is not. i always stop in as well when im around but rarely...

in my experience fahakas are very hardy, but an ounce of prevention is worth two pounds of cure. keep it warm, keep it clean, no sharp edges, no air(if he blows up with air he can get it stuck sometimes). sounds like youre dedicated, good luck :)

haha yep! have you been to animal house in corvallis? he gets them in from time to time, he had a 6" one a lil while back. though that store is way overpriced. im over the hill in sisters. we have a new store in bend that has been doing well and getting good fish, better than anything over...