Lost my 26" clown knife today

[Jesseliu13]

RIP my oldest clown knife... this guy was one of my oldest fish back when i was in highschool. its been over 6 years now since ive been i ended highschool... I checked the water everything was fine. no damaged fins or anything... im thinking it might have just been it's time. it was the first fish i had to pellet train (taught me alot about patience). definitely one of my more less colored favorite fishes. :/

 

[Aquanero]

That's a tuff one. 26" is a big CK.

 

[Jesseliu13]

yeah... :/ i still got a 22 inch one. has better spots and better pattern and alot less shy but still, the first one had some sentimental value. i worked pretty hard trying to pellet train that thing.

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

That's a big CK, sorry for your loss. If you think about donate your fish for educational then checl out this thread http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...h-for-donation-to-university-students.649209/ your CK will move on in a good way

 

[richard yung]

can we get a photograph

 

[ExoticGREEN]

Sucks to loose an OG fish that you had for long time. Sorry for the loss!

 

[HarleyK]

Argh. Tough loss, so sorry to hear.
Old fish are like old friends.

 

[Jesseliu13]

crap.. i legit burried it yesterday. next time i will definitely donate the fish to that site and take pictures... i burried it under my chestnut trees (its pretty much an asian delicacy, but i dont eat them).... but for a tree that big a large fish like that wont do much as fertilizer as much as chemicals like osmocote would... i dont want to unearth it..

 

[Jesseliu13]

can we get a photograph

rich... clown knives are great fish if you are still looking for large monsters. i think i have a video of them somewhere...

 

[lekkiandgas]

Sorry to hear about that
yes would love to see a pic of the other