Is that a Datnoid he is eating???!!

[Nic]

it is cruel but at the same time its pretty cool

 

[RockyGoldy]

looked it up. its a Oplegnathus fasciatus. Anyone know what they're saying in japanese?

Good info!

So any bros there own this fish? Seems to be super hardy to me after seeing the vid...

 

[rayman45]

1000% not a dat..

how is that crul again?

 

[craig]

watch the video carefully. There were two fish in the tank. Now there is only one.

 

[Taz2478]

that was cool. I prefer some flames to my fish

 

[Samps]

watch the video carefully. There were two fish in the tank. Now there is only one.

negative. AFTER the kid gets done eating the 2nd fillet, look at the tank again craig.

You apparently did not watch the video all the way through.

 

[davo]

they could show it to be fresh by netting it out the water, and then kill it and serve- it would still be damn fresh. if anything that is done for amusement or as a pointless experiment

 

[benzjamin13]

I don't think that's a Dat. Freshwater fish can't be eaten raw because of the bacteria that the fish has unless it's cooked out. I'm amazed that the fish was alive after that. I wonder how long it lived after that? I'm also amazed that the chef was able to get that clean cut fillets without the fish flopping around.

 

[RobD23]

no thats not a dat

 

[Euge]

I don't think that's a Dat. Freshwater fish can't be eaten raw because of the bacteria that the fish has unless it's cooked out. I'm amazed that the fish was alive after that. I wonder how long it lived after that? I'm also amazed that the chef was able to get that clean cut fillets without the fish flopping around.

aren't salmon freshwater as well as salt? They move into freshwater when they spawn or breed right? Surely they would also be able to catch freshwater fish disease.