How to Transfer 4Giant Snakehead 2New Tank? SOS

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No reply from u guys about the pond

I have transferred the other two to the pond, now the 2 meter tank is for the Arowana.

Problem: they are not as I know, too scared and not eating what should I do?
I'm now changing the water, thought maybe the water is the problem.

Just one thought, transferring any kind of fish is not healthy at all, im seeing it now
I have transfer the arownan and oscars to the 2 meter tank, and transfer the 4 Piranhas to the 100L tank and finally transfer the Two Red Devils to the 354L Tank.
That's it

Below updated Tanks, sorry for the quality of the vedio, I have used my iPhone camera

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgsP0CCQROs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
 
BAD NEWS

1 out of 4 of my GSH in the Pond died, I have asked the farmhand to full the pond of Water after i drained it, that was around 5 in the morning for him to do it first time in the morning, but during doing it and busy with other thing the farm the pond was full and water start going out one of GSH jumped out in the very narrow area that he did not spotted it, when I came at night at 12am i found it out but dead.

now I'm building inside the pond small partition to be use as feeder with live fish.

Link below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXRr0FlAkAA
 
I'm not sure, its quite difficult, the pond is about 4.8 meters length and 4.2 Meters width, but let me see if i can do it.
 
How is that difficult? It's not a huge pond, so mesh cover isn't going to be expensive.
By the way, nice try on the other website, (fish forums) but very pointless.
You can try all you like to pick me up on tank sizes, but all my fish are in tanks more than the sizes needed for ALL my fish.

I have given you helpful advice on your threads, as the Moderator told you in your closed thread.
Stop trying to be a smart ass and take the advice given.
 
my friend had an established 240 gallon tank for years, then one by one all the fish died. after one week without fish, the tank was tested. all levels were fine. even before and after a 50 % water change. he added 6 african cichlids to the tank. within 2 hours they all had died. is it possible one of the heaters could be electrocuting the fish when it kicks on? what else could it be? please help.
 
tokyogasmask said:
How is that difficult? It's not a huge pond, so mesh cover isn't going to be expensive.
By the way, nice try on the other website, (fish forums) but very pointless.
You can try all you like to pick me up on tank sizes, but all my fish are in tanks more than the sizes needed for ALL my fish.

I have given you helpful advice on your threads, as the Moderator told you in your closed thread.
Stop trying to be a smart ass and take the advice given.
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First I was taking in different Foum, why U bring it here!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The reason I need to see how it's feel when someone picking on u, I have gone through all posts and I find out that u the one who started and flaiming the whole discussion.

Now back the the thread.
The problem it jumped out because the got too much banic durning fulling the pond water.
I have too strong filter that build for pond and doing just fine.
 
I didn't feel picked on.
You posted an old video clip of mine of a 3" Micro in a 4ft x 2ft x 1.5ft grow out tank and said "hahaha look at the tank size of your Micro????"
That is a proper grow out tank you silly boy. That is how a grow out tank should be.

You feel you need to "teach me a lesson"? Why are you taking advice as and insult or something?

I have NEVER kept fish in bad conditions. As you will see from all my pictures I proudly post. Truth of the matter is your fish have been kept in some cramped conditions, and you want to start making accusations at other people?

I suggest you man up a little, and take peoples advice how it should be taken before you get a 2nd thread closed.

I too just looked back through this thread, and I see NO flaming by myself.
 
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