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My feeder snakeheads will not get to reach a big size and will never be on a documentary :cry: (To view video below, need to click on it then sign in / log on at Youtube, then view full screen and in full HD - 1080p): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaAFbqvzIvY

"The boys" = "the snakeheads" in the video below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAfK4IKy5lk

Take a look at the last pic that shows a few snakeheads. In that pic, you see 2 snakeheads that are looking "directly" at the camera (one of them is the one at the rightmost spot in the photo). Take a close look of the bottom of these 2 snakeheads -- do you see the pelvic fins now, which look...

Not all my videos are accessible to the public. Some are better not shown, for example, three snakeheads doing a tug-of-war thing on a single prey, and ... (you imagine what happens next...).

The thing I like about them is speed. I don't think of getting more fishes at the moment... unless I see something :drool:

I am sure that crazyfreak204 couldn't have missed any serious injuries if there were any on the snakeheads. Perhaps an autopsy could have shed more light on the cause of demise of the snakeheads...

I have a different experience with small micros... They seem to do fine with small catfishes as the video below shows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRSTuuzzKQQ

Last one is a "albino silver arowana" ??? :ROFL: Definately a scammer.

crazyfreak204 had 3 in a tank and no issues. I had kept them as petfishes, too (that was when I was a teenager --- Decades ago.) --- 4 in a tank and never had a single fight.

In China, they are bred and sold for human consumption (human food).

The yellow one looks nice (would be even better if it shines like gold :) ... So far, I have found one that shines like gold or coloration like those goldy goldfish :y220d:

Channa micropeltes of same size, in most cases, do not fight amongst themselves, unlike Channa striata which may have "trivial" fights from time to time.

Yes, the snakeheads are feeders. If you read the "Channa Species Guide" in this forum about the species, Channa micropeltes (just click here --> http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?75290-CHANNA-SPECIES-GUIDE-UPDATE-IN-PROGRESSION&p=924358&viewfull=1#post924358, the last part...

More info here --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argulidae If there are "enough" on a fish, it would be fatal.

Feeding sessions of some juvenile FEEDER snakeheads before they also meet their final demise... Their final demise not shown in this video, though, coz at this moment, they are still alive. Better viewed at Youtube in full screen and highest resolution (full HD, 1080 px)...

Small shop with many fishes. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS. Clementi Florist And Aquarium Blk 328, Clementi Ave 2 #01-210 Singapore 120328 Opens Monday - Sat from 11am till 9.30pm Closed on Sundays Tel: 6777 8468 Click link below for map...

A very nice view of beautiful fishes... :drool:

Predators at all levels of the tank !

It doesn't matter big or small tank as they are feeder fishes and they are ALL going to die very soon, as feeder fishes.

Just because fishes are eating well doesn't mean that everything is going fine. As fishkeepers or fish hobbyists, should always observe our fishes... EXAMPLE: The following video shows a couple of feeder snakeheads with fish lice (when I got them from LFS) eating very well. Easier to see...