A question thats been on my mind...

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For awhile now I've kind of been looking for what could be considered to be the most aggressive freshwater fish available to the hobby and is considered aggressive by its treatment to other fishes. Many say that the Jardini are one of the most aggressive fish, many others also say the Wyckii catfish is a wicked beast of nature. But is there something out there thats even more aggressive towered fish? So thats when the MFK community comes in to help with this little quandary of mine.

Basically I'm asking you to tell me from your experience what do you think would be the most aggressive freshwater fish in this hobby of ours.
 
this is a very arguable topic but imo the red snakehead is fairly hardcore
 
aba aba knife fish are supposed to be pretty bad. i wouldn't put jardini up there personally.
 
It's hard to say...some fish are so aggressive that people don't want to risk getting another aggressive fish just to see who survives. While Jardini are probably the most aggressive of the Arowana and Wyckii are one of the most aggressive of the Catfish there are other fish from other categories. Aba Aba would have to be on the list as well along with African Lung Fish, Wolf Fish, Aligator Gar, etc.
 
Fahaka pufferfish. Truly pure evil. Will cut things three times their size in half. Absolutely no tankmates. People say they've kept theirs with other fish before but it's almost always only for a time.
Mines is named Mutha. I'll let you figure out why.
 
we all know what single fish fits in that category hehehehe >( """""",,('>
 
My guppy is evil. He ate his own babies!

LOL. But seriously, I would have to say wycki... these things are just nasty.
 
Well thats true. But there are some fish that are so territorial that they will still pick on larger fish. Just basically I'm trying to find out what species of freshwater fish has the biggest reputation for being hostile to other tank mate, and as for size how about some where between 2'-4'.
 
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