Even if you are experienced pls be careful with super predatory fish !!, I wasn’t just one time and regretted it lol

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tpipes14

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This is my Malabaricus wolf fish that I previously owned I bought him for $60 over a year ago he was about 5-5 1/2 inches long when I got him ..
he grew to about 8 inches and I had to
Move some fish around so for a couple weeks I put him in a 40 gallon breeder, and I separated him and my arrowhead puffer fish by divider one day I went to clean the tank and was stirring up the gravel , I usually wear a thick rubber glove when cleaning the malabaricus’s tank but the one time i didn’t he got me good ! Gashed my finger wide open 🤦I was too busy focused on what my puffer was doing and the one second I wasn’t looking I surely regretted it wasn’t my first monster fish bite but definitely was the most painful these things have literal razor blades for teeth
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Experienced or not make sure you guys pay attention and if ever bitten by these disinfectant with alchohol and peroxide I normally wouldn’t use peroxide on wounds but these super predatory fish are known to carry bacteria in their mouths similar to the armatus payara vampire tetra
 
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