can you guys id this

[azura]

yeah the poor endli ....

 

[gerryjun]

yeah the poor endli ....

i agree, snakeheads are not a community species.

 

[Spiritofthesoul]

It is possible, but very rare to find a tamed channa.
Picture shows a healthy endli, no bite marks on fins or tail.
Only time will tell if that combination will work out or not.

PS: I emphasize on very rare before you decide to shoot me down.

 

[tokyogasmask]

It is possible, but very rare to find a tamed channa.
Picture shows a healthy endli, no bite marks on fins or tail.
Only time will tell if that combination will work out or not.

PS: I emphasize on very rare before you decide to shoot me down.

It is possible yes.
Aurantis in particular get VERY aggressive in adulthood.
And it isn't just the danger of aggression, it is more the fact that the Auranti is a sub tropical snakehead.

And IMO, snakeheads always look and act much nicer in species only tanks.
Here is a pic of one of my old pair of Auranti (kept as the pair only in a planted sub tropical tank):

 

[RiskEE]

thats a badass fish man id love 2 have one of these

 

[Aircut64]

I agree with some of the guys above, it's definietly a Channa Aurantimaculata!

 

[AndrewxYang]

oh nicee