How to Transfer 4Giant Snakehead 2New Tank? SOS
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Sorry, but that is discussing behavior!
That said not much worse than the fate they would have had in your tiny tanks.
Sadly your 2 remaining will no longer suffer a similar fate very soon too...
Probably going to get shot down here, but you don't deserve to be keeping fish.
Maybe in the future you should stick to Guppies or something similar.
You are seriously a joke. Why do you even bother keeping fish in the first place? I disagree with Tokyo. You don't even deserve to keep guppies. You should get out of the hobby completely, and go plant some flowers or something in your garden. Something that won't suffer and die in your hands.
This is really funny, when I asked for HELP no one was there, and now I'm getting criticism based on perceived faults or mistakes.
I do love Fish and specially Giant Sankehead as much as you do, but I got stuck in that Tank when no way they can live in it because of the there size, so I decided to upgrade the Tank and thats invest to me, and I can only keep two, and the problem that the size of new tank must not exceed 600L, I do not have spece for more
Anyway, this is what happened.
I bought the 600L Tank, and to transfer them I drained completely the Tank and I did the move, regarding the other TWO , I found someone who have a farm and he is preparing small swimming pool for them I even going to buy for them BIO Filter for pond..
Below the remaining TWO in the new Tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYMgSwFncD0
Guppies, I like that expressing
I do love Fish and specially Giant Sankehead as much as you do, but I got stuck in that Tank when no way they can live in it because of the there size, so I decided to upgrade the Tank and thats invest to me, and I can only keep two, and the problem that the size of new tank must not exceed 600L, I do not have spece for more
Anyway, this is what happened.
I bought the 600L Tank, and to transfer them I drained completely the Tank and I did the move, regarding the other TWO , I found someone who have a farm and he is preparing small swimming pool for them I even going to buy for them BIO Filter for pond..
Below the remaining TWO in the new Tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYMgSwFncD0
Guppies, I like that expressing
You asked for advice you got it.
Why "blame" us for not "being there"?
No matter how you look at it, this whole situation stinks.
You killed to fish because you couldn't look after them and no-one wanted to take them off you.
Feeble excuse, and it doesn't wash.
You are talking about 600l tank, that is too small for just 1 Micro on it's own.
You were better off not saying anything, instead you have just infuriated REAL PASSIONATE Channa lovers!
600 Liters is NOT a monster sized tank. If you can't afford a monster tank, or have no space for one, then for gods sake don't buy MONSTER FISH!
Why "blame" us for not "being there"?
No matter how you look at it, this whole situation stinks.
You killed to fish because you couldn't look after them and no-one wanted to take them off you.
Feeble excuse, and it doesn't wash.
You are talking about 600l tank, that is too small for just 1 Micro on it's own.
You were better off not saying anything, instead you have just infuriated REAL PASSIONATE Channa lovers!
600 Liters is NOT a monster sized tank. If you can't afford a monster tank, or have no space for one, then for gods sake don't buy MONSTER FISH!
+1, It seems most people just wanna get the least amount of things needed for their animals survival. Get a larger tank. If you can't then don't keep your SH's at all.
Do you have Giant Snakehead? if yes will you pls show me your tank or you all just bluffing, this kind of fish so delicious in Thailand, one of the best dishs there go therre and tell them they are cruelly, relax its just a fish. how many fish have you not taking care of and dies, even though I find good place for the other two and i will keep the ramining two in that tank
I think I'm taking to Human Rights not fish keeper.
I think I'm taking to Human Rights not fish keeper.
Wow.
Just unbelievable!
I have kept Micropeltes alone singly in a 4 x2 x 2 grow out until it was 8".
At that point it went into a large pond where it grew large and became very very boring.
Got to the point where I never saw it. The pond had great coverage (duck weed, lake lilly etc and all I would ever see was bubbles when it came up to take the Koi I would feed it.
It went on to a display tank at the Hokkaido wetlands trust where I believe it is around 3ft right now.
I knew it was too big to keep, and it was a hard job finding someone to take it off my hands. But I didn't kill it, I persevered and found it a home.
I also kept large Marulioides which you can see here:
The tank here is waaay more than was really needed, but I wouldn't dream of cramping such large fish.
At 60cm they were mating and often mock spawning.
So I am not a human rights activist, just someone who actually cares for their pets.
Yea rubbermaid or trash bag is good. We have called my uncle who has a Lake Michigan fishing net and we used that for one tank to the other. Head in the net and hold tail, it's tough, and they get banged up in the process. I hope your move is in the same house and not across the state. And yea you are right they have alot of power!
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