coolest fish of ancient fish

[sandtiger]

You know, I don't think that anybody mentioned the Coelacanth until you did, LOL... and they are very possibly the king of primitive fish.

Naw, the true kings are lamprey and hagfish.

 

[mrjones221]

where can i buy a snake head? Or something close to it?

 

[kido]

where can i buy a snake head? Or something close to it?

if your from the US, unfortunately it would be difficult to get snakeheads there.. but you could try pike cichlids, they have the personality and the look of a snakehead

 

[BGG]

Naw, the true kings are lamprey and hagfish.

I'm going to have to stick with Coelacanth. Though lampreys and hagfishes are more primitive, the coelacanth was only known from fossil records until 70 years ago. But I have a feeling that you knew that. I dunno though, it is a tough one between them.

 

[Caveman]

Arowana or Bowfin for me.

 

[darkemotion]

they are in 1,2,3.

 

[sandtiger]

I'm going to have to stick with Coelacanth. Though lampreys and hagfishes are more primitive, the coelacanth was only known from fossil records until 70 years ago. But I have a feeling that you knew that. I dunno though, it is a tough one between them.

Yeah, I knew that. They are all pretty cool and often ignored. Then again, you cannot keep a coelacanth in any kind of aquaria.

 

[BGG]

Yeah, I knew that. They are all pretty cool and often ignored. Then again, you cannot keep a coelacanth in any kind of aquaria.

Yeah. But, there is someone in Africa building a specialized tank for one, it'll be interesting to see how it goes.

 

[Peanut_Power]

whoa!! Gonna have to be pressurized and all!! crazy! Now Danny ol' boy..if you get one of those bad boys...u will be in a league of ur own!! LOL!!

 

[BGG]

LOL, it's some millionaire down there... I forgot the dimensions, but it's this HUGE tank, and it is pressurized. I'll try to find the article.