Buy a bunch of little baby Pacu's. When they get to big just toss them in your lake. Just kidding
Wouldn't it be nice to own a school of Pacu, and feed them pear and watermelon and chestnuts?
I wan't to feed cantaloupe and pineapple and hard-boiled eggs to Pacu darn it.
Alas it isn't in the cards.
Still a lovely fish.
That's true. I had a giant blue oranda that held its color. But I bought a supposed chocolate/blue cross that faded to bright orange. So you never know. Moors on the other hand always seem to hold most of the black no matter what.Not all dark goldfish do. There are blues, blacks, and chocolates that will hold their color but the brassy, greenish brown color many goldfish have is a natural juvenile color. They change to the bright orange or yellow as they grow, just like fader FHs. My big oranda is a blue x chocolate supposedly and he's only gotten darker as he's grown.
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This makes me sadder, that you can't give unlimited watermelon.I think you would need a very large pond with a continuous inflow of fresh water, or a dammed up part of a river that keeps the pacu in but lets the water flow out. We gave our pacu unlimited watermelon and got an ammonia spike. No more watermelon for our pacu.
That is cool!One of the most impressive sights ive seen were dropping off 2 pacu around the 15" mark to bigrich. He had a school of probably 20 silver dollars all bigger than the pacu and when added they joined the shoal. Quite a sight indeed. (But ya 4000g tank is quite large)
Wow!!One of the most impressive sights ive seen were dropping off 2 pacu around the 15" mark to bigrich. He had a school of probably 20 silver dollars all bigger than the pacu and when added they joined the shoal. Quite a sight indeed. (But ya 4000g tank is quite large)