Asian arowana tail removal video

[TaylorD]

good job Joey

 

[Burtess]

You removed the tail because of some damage to the tail?

Good thing that the aro's head wasn't damaged.

I agree..... couldn't the small ray be clipped off the top and the tail saved? The tail looked healthy as it was.

Burt

 

[joey02]

I agree..... couldn't the small ray be clipped off the top and the tail saved? The tail looked healthy as it was.

Burt

Yes, that could have been done as well. But then i have the risk of it not growing back evenly.

Taking the whole tail off gives it a better chance of growing back evenly and correctly. He will also most likly grow back a larger tail than befor.

 

[TheCanuck]

Yes, that could have been done as well. But then i have the risk of it not growing back evenly.

Taking the whole tail off gives it a better chance of growing back evenly and correctly. He will also most likly grow back a larger tail than befor.

well it was a pretty clean job. Is he eating good and everything?

 

[beex215]

mfk super doctor. nice super cutting skills. purty fishes

 

[stevenrox]

nice. couldnt you have done this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cki3WYJEgNM&feature=related and give it more of the "fan tail" effect too?

 

[joey02]

well it was a pretty clean job. Is he eating good and everything?

Tes, he is fine now, acting as if nothing had happened. Eating once again as well.

nice. couldnt you have done this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cki3WYJEgNM&feature=related and give it more of the "fan tail" effect too?

That is somthing i may consider down the road. I will first let this heal and see what it looks like.

 

[stevenrox]

Tes, he is fine now, acting as if nothing had happened. Eating once again as well.



That is somthing i may consider down the road. I will first let this heal and see what it looks like.

Only if you could preserve the piece you cut out some hoe xD

 

[mike dunagan]

nuts

 

[Danzig86]

Good work very professional.