ayobreezie;1193967; said:You should be able to glance and know an approx. size.. exact size shouldn't be that important.
Tongue33;1193979; said:It is another matter of opinion ranging from different hobbiests and their own involvment with their fishI like to know the exact measure of my fish especially when some one calls me on my measurements
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So I usually measure when i move them .. Which for me in the last year has happened 4 times due to upgrades and a tank failure..
I like to pull my fish at least once a year to get measurements.. it has just been my luck that I have had more importatn reasons to do so the last little whiel![]()
the next measurement fro me is not too far offf... Another upgrade![]()
ayobreezie;1193987; said:No idea what you just said... I've never had someone call "BS" on me because I said my fish was 7" instead of 6.25.. and I'd rather not stress my fish from a move... because just moving them from tank to tank is stressful enough, why lay 'em out and measure? Really serves me no purpose unless I was pro fishing.
Bogwoodbruce;1193828; said:With somthing like an arowana you would be better measuring from thje side of the tank.
fishdance;1193862; said:Just put a tape beside the tank and then take a photo. You would already know the fish size in less time then it takes for you to take off the fish tank lids. Why do you want to know the length exactly for anyway?
Wackamole;1192203; said:doesnt the tank magnify everything?