Hawaiian Mini Monsta

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Dr. Cray

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Oahu, Hawaii via Florida
I've been scouring the island for freshwater fish to stock a native tank, and it's been rad. Plenty of baby smallies in the streams, as well as plecos, corydoas, cichlids, and guppies. Pbass can be legally caught in a couple streams, but snakeheads and arowanna are super rare (I know people who know of people who caught one..maybe haha).

I've been thinking about trying out baby barracuda because I keep seeing them in super low salinity tributaries. I finally netted one today, and gawked at the possibilities haha. I threw him back, but Im wondering if you think I could acclimate it to full fresh, or just use aquarium salt? I have done this now with drum, pipefish, and hogchokers, but I have also seen those done before I tried. I have never seen a fresh water barracuda.

Thoughts? MN possibly?

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I caught a little cuda once in the ala wai a little bigger than that. I threw him in my brother's 55g saltwater tank but he died after a week. He kept slamming into the sides and lids. I don't think cudas like being in a tank, maybe unless a huge one.

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I'm trying to get unload a 9 inch temensis pbass. You interested? I live in Kaimuki.

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Sorry, but not really cuz! I would hate to pay that much when there's NA natives and other gems roaming the streams. This is the same one that's on C-list for 120, yeah?

PLEASE make youtube videos on when you go out and find random fish in.the streams! It is like my dream to just go outside and scoop up fish from all around the world!


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I just sold it for $50 plus a eheim heater. I was asking only asking $80.

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