Monster fish that can breathe air?

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When i researched the hujeta gars before buying them im sure ive read it somewhere, ill try to find it if i can, ofcourse only one source might be a little Sketchy to take as the ultimate truth wich is on me.

Im only about a year deep into the hobby but have been reading here and other forums for a bit longer, ive learned a lot of things and forget even more lol
 
Just because its 5 in the morning and im more than a few Beers deep and about to go to sleep im going to be very lazy and send this screenshot of a Google Search (AI answer) dont take this for the ultimate truth but ive read it on some other places aswell i believe

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Just because its 5 in the morning and im more than a few Beers deep and about to go to sleep im going to be very lazy and send this screenshot of a Google Search (AI answer) dont take this for the ultimate truth but ive read it on some other places aswell i believe

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I just read about it on Seriously Fish and found this pic. Very interesting

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Some commercial fish farms ship goldfish in a sedated, oxygenated, waterless environment. The process usually involves:
Temporarily sedating the fish, Lowering their metabolism by refrigerating them, and packing them in high-oxygen, humid bags with just enough moisture to keep their gills wet.

I've seen live Asian carp sold in fish markets in bucket without water. I am not sure if Asian carp can breathe air directly, but apparently, they can stay alive for hours out of water
I guess that’s one way to save on shipping costs. Hard to believe goldfish can survive in just a humid bag!
 
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