How aggressive are S. Franciscanus dorado
- Thread starter Jiyowel
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its just basic info. dorados can grow up to 55 inches and most wild-caught ones are in 25 range. You dont see them expressing serious aggression until certain sizeJib, you heard the man, step it up.
It is also a well-known fact that any part of human anatomy that gets into those jaws ain't coming out in one piece- Anglers have to be extra careful when handling these slimy beasts.
Got it. PPE required.
That is your choice. I am pretty sure scientists who did research and labeled this fish as an aggressive large game predator know better tho.
Besides, its not uncommon for fishes to get more aggressive with age, you know about that concept, right?
Yes I do but have you ever kept them? How do you know the situation that was described with the crenichicla as tank boss is due to Dorado age and not the fact that that type of crenicichla is a beast? HAVE YOU KEPT EITHER? Or are you an internet expert like most 19 year olds think they are.
no, i have been there when people were fishing them as prized game trophies, i was also there when a 10 kg dorado bit a large catfish bait in half like a shark. and when it tried to bite my fingers off while holding it. dont kid yourself, this is a fish that can take your digit off through thick padded kevlar gloves.
? because fishes grow bolder with age? crenicichla cannot be any sort of boss to a dorado if the later is not absolutely decoile. crenicichla dentation would not even allow it to hurt the dorado to begin with. its like taking a video of a house cat scaring a black bear away and claiming that cat is somehow the boss
it is sad that this 19 year old has been in contact with a larger amount of large and dangerous animals than you have been since your birth
