I say as long as the fish has teeth, is predatory, gets huge or is aggressive, it is a monster fish. A betta is very aggressive, so even though it is small, it is still a monster
do i have the right to be here?
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Monster Fish Keepers is about love for the hobby. All that's needed to belong is "Monster Passion".
Please don't feel unwelcome to MFK. I think that I can speak for all responsible monster fish keepers that you are FAR MORE then just welcome. I for one have mojo respect for you trying to learn to swim before diving into the deep end of the pool like some fool (MYSELF being the #1)!
Thanks for joining, Welcome and hopefully you will be pleased with (most) of the members here who seem both very knowledgeble and willing to help. Please don't let the occasional knucklehead disuade you from the wealth of knowlege base that is available to U on this site.
YOU BELONG!
Thanks for joining, Welcome and hopefully you will be pleased with (most) of the members here who seem both very knowledgeble and willing to help. Please don't let the occasional knucklehead disuade you from the wealth of knowlege base that is available to U on this site.
YOU BELONG!
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^This is eight inches^
And your post count *cough cough* is larger than mine anyway, you should be welcoming me
^This is eight inches^
And your post count *cough cough* is larger than mine anyway, you should be welcoming me
Pharaoh;3888691; said:
"monster" is not the size of your fish or your tank, but the size of your passion and involvement.
wether you keep tiny tetras, or giant arapima, MFK is an internet community dedicated to helping each other.
minus a couple bad apples im sure, which you will find anywhere, no one is going to care what size tank or fish you have. If we can make your fish's life better, and your enjoyment of the hobby greater and easier, thats all that counts.
minus a couple bad apples im sure, which you will find anywhere, no one is going to care what size tank or fish you have. If we can make your fish's life better, and your enjoyment of the hobby greater and easier, thats all that counts.
