This is crazy to me. I had 2 arowanas. Both died, the same time I was in the hospital.
Fish Legends.
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This is crazy to me. I had 2 arowanas. Both died, the same time I was in the hospital.
Just looked up their range, and they surprisingly are primarily a northern fish, which is funny for something tolerant of high water temperatures and low dissolved oxygen content. It does look like they inhabit the areas around the Illinois River. When kind of habitat would I most likely find them in?
Just looked up their range, and they surprisingly are primarily a northern fish, which is funny for something tolerant of high water temperatures and low dissolved oxygen content. It does look like they inhabit the areas around the Illinois River. When kind of habitat would I most likely find them in?
Goldfish can be frozen into blocks of ice and survive.
MrsE88
had one that survived partially being frozen, and I know a misguided soul who put his black moor in the freezer to try this out and his poor goldie did not survive 
. I rate this 50% true.
MrsE88
had one that survived partially being frozen, and I know a misguided soul who put his black moor in the freezer to try this out and his poor goldie did not survive . I rate this 50% true.LOL and,not to be outdone is the candiru which has a propensity for entering a man's penis, traveling up his urethra and locking itself in place with the barbs on it's fins!
I had three commons survive in a kiddie pool that froze over one winter.Goldfish can be frozen into blocks of ice and survive.
Ahh, such a shame. I usually smear my nuts in fish blood, and cut a hole in my bathing suit, and flop my bare nuts around in the water. But now that I know that there are sharks in the hot tub, I guess I will have to remove my nuts and hide them in the lockeroom...
400 pounds might be a bit of a stretch for blue cats, but there are reliable reports from Constantine Rafinesque, a reputable naturalist, who reported regularly seeing 250-300 pound blue cats in the early 1800s before the commercial fishery took its toll.
So then the flathead isn't really the biggest NA catfish?
This would make the blue catfish equal in size or bigger than even piraiba. The only catfish bigger than it are the wels and mekong giant?
