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[Cross127]

5" tops.



No....no you didn't....



Me either. But I have seen them with huge nuchal humps, like the one pictured.

LOL too funny..

The biggest con I have seen in person was 7 inch and it looked much bigger than yours.

Hell my old 5" male looks bigger than yours. Mine is a porker though.

 

[benzjamin13]

Nice looking Pink Con

 

[demjor19]

5" tops.



No....no you didn't....



Me either. But I have seen them with huge nuchal humps, like the one pictured.

What's the difference?

 

[pdbrady]

What's the difference?

KOK was a flowerhorn derived way of saying nuchal hump. Changing the term somehow makes it more specialer. It's just a word that I can't stand in general, even in flowerhorn usage, and especially in pure usage.

 

[demjor19]

KOK was a flowerhorn derived way of saying nuchal hump. Changing the term somehow makes it more specialer. It's just a word that I can't stand in general, even in flowerhorn usage, and especially in pure usage.

So all fish other than flowerhorns have a nuchal hump? I knew they were called nuchal humps on some fish (Dovii, PBass, ect). Thanks for the clarification.

 

[fishguts]

ya i say not pure pink con but flowerhorn thus the size and kok. i have a monster regular looking con and could probably pass as a con but non the less hes a flowerhorn. if its pure or not its a beutiful fish.

 

[pdbrady]

So all fish other than flowerhorns have a nuchal hump? I knew they were called nuchal humps on some fish (Dovii, PBass, ect). Thanks for the clarification.

They're all nuchal humps. Basically, flowerhorn guys just decided to give it another name.

 

[demjor19]

They're all nuchal humps. Basically, flowerhorn guys just decided to give it another name.

I see...sort of a status thing...

 

[BigDaddyMagnum]

DUDE I had one that was like 8 inches with a nice size bump on him but i had to get rid of him cuz he was to agressive

o really? and no picture I Assume....

 

[polomax24]

8" convict, not mine...
http://forum.aquamojo.com/index.php?showtopic=8948&hl=convict

Fish continues to grow as it ages, with proper care, some fish can reach to an extraordinary size.