Elopicthys bambusa the Chinese tiger fish, these fish get so big and predatory in the wild, locals thought it was the lochness monster.
Some of you may remember the first 2 in the United States, imported by Rare Fish back in 2004. They are very fast growers, and not afraid of people, as you can see in this video. Also you can see pictures from local fisherman. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RrFD2ZhPb4
They can tolerated a wide range of temperature from freezing Siberian waters to tropical 80s with no problem.
If you live in the colder states you can put them in outdoor ponds and they can survive icy winters! In the wild they can get over 6 feet long!
We have acquired a group of them, 3" long babies, $100.00 each. Limited supply only, and this fish you'll not find anywhere else.
Some of you may remember the first 2 in the United States, imported by Rare Fish back in 2004. They are very fast growers, and not afraid of people, as you can see in this video. Also you can see pictures from local fisherman. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RrFD2ZhPb4
They can tolerated a wide range of temperature from freezing Siberian waters to tropical 80s with no problem.
If you live in the colder states you can put them in outdoor ponds and they can survive icy winters! In the wild they can get over 6 feet long!
We have acquired a group of them, 3" long babies, $100.00 each. Limited supply only, and this fish you'll not find anywhere else.
