life spans of fish
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He's only about 7" but very wide
( not the bigest ive seen by far) I had 2 that I had in a 125 with a bunch of discus I set that tank up in Feb 1990 the 1 clown is the lone surviver
( not the bigest ive seen by far) I had 2 that I had in a 125 with a bunch of discus I set that tank up in Feb 1990 the 1 clown is the lone surviver
The longest-lived, with documentation, is Grandad. The Shedd Aquarium's AUL. He's eighty but, considered to be in his hundreds. He arrived at Shedd in 1933 FULLY GROWN.
A few koi in Japan's Royal Gardens are thought to be at the 150 years range. While formal documentation exists, it was recognized from artist paintings and drawings that a few identical koi patterns have been rendered by different artists for a century and a half.
A few koi in Japan's Royal Gardens are thought to be at the 150 years range. While formal documentation exists, it was recognized from artist paintings and drawings that a few identical koi patterns have been rendered by different artists for a century and a half.
He has grown a bit, closer to 8.5. I just found some pics from 2010 and I could see the difference clearly.Definitely still growing but at a very slow rate.
