RARE Cats, Rays, and others...South FL, Shipping.

[Lambrakopoulos]

This is what kind of MONSTERS the Sorubimichthys Planiceps get to be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O11e6VKok5I

 

[Lambrakopoulos]

I've never bumped anything till now, bump for my boy.

 

[FishDog]

I thought rays were illegal in FL. No?

They are illegal to own unless you have the proper paperwork to sell out of state.

 

[LO J]

They are illegal to own unless you have the proper paperwork to sell out of state.

Thank you I thought that was the case...

 

[Superlaz]

God its good to see you on here again
Yea man put me down for a Jau Cat, get me a good one brudda.

Jau is your's Mark...Let me know what size you're looking for, the larger or smaller ones...

I thought rays were illegal in FL. No?

See Below -

They are illegal to own unless you have the proper paperwork to sell out of state.

Thanks Mike

 

[Lambrakopoulos]

Yea let me get a smaller one bro, I trust your taste in fish do me proud.

 

[PennReels84]

dam im still waitin for the tig pics!!

 

[Lambrakopoulos]

dam im still waitin for the tig pics!!

If you plan to buy one, you won't be disappointed dude their always nice.

 

[Superlaz]

Okay as I've received various questions regarding these fish, in particular the cats. These guys are ALL Monster fish, and attain large sizes, all be it at different growth rates. The Planiceps grow fairly quickly, however due to their shape (long and slender) they do not make good companions for a similar sized red tail...After the 12" size as with most 'monster' fish, they become better able to hold their own.

The Filamentosum are a beautiful fish, that grows quite large, but at a slow growth rate for a large cat.

Jau grow at a good rate, and have BIG appetites. They have been known to become aggressive/territorial. I havent had issues, however I kept mine in a large pond and it liked to hide.

Fila and Planiceps Like to swim around are active cats, Jau like to hide.

Adult Filamentosum Pics -

Adult Planiceps -

Adult Jau -

Adult Antennae Rays...
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=304122&highlight=Plesiotrygon+Iwamae

 

[Lambrakopoulos]

Monster Catfish Bump