Black/River/Mountain Mullet (Agonostomus monticola) Experience?

[Andyroo]

These are common at the dam down the road and i've kept juveniles a few times.
They are arguably the fastest & most active (read: utterly manic) fish i've ever seen or seen on video, let along kept. Dialled up to 11 all day, everyday. Really (really) good fun.
The pectoral fins are mounted hight & rigid like a Eurofighter's canard, so they turn at full speed & unnervingly quickly. Feeding time is a soak. Really (really) good fun.

 

[KATALEKEEPER]

These are common at the dam down the road and i've kept juveniles a few times.
They are arguably the fastest & most active (read: utterly manic) fish i've ever seen or seen on video, let along kept. Dialled up to 11 all day, everyday. Really (really) good fun.
The pectoral fins are mounted hight & rigid like a Eurofighter's canard, so they turn at full speed & unnervingly quickly. Feeding time is a soak. Really (really) good fun.

what do you feed them?

 

[Andyroo]

anything from fish-kibble to avocado to prawn bits. Not good at tearing things apart, but will eat whatever can swallow.

 

[KATALEKEEPER]

anything from fish-kibble to avocado to prawn bits. Not good at tearing things apart, but will eat whatever can swallow.

that's sick! I want one soooo bad!

 

[Andyroo]

They get up into Fla & Ga, so check your local. If their wholesaler is in Fla, the wholesaler might be able to send a tech down to the creek with a dip-net