most aggressive cichlid hybrid?

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Don't know about snakeheads crawling that far as they did a test on ... river monsters I think it was ... anyway, it could only go a few feet at best ...


not condoning snakeheads by any means though.
 
i know the mix i came up with is not possible thats why i said "if they ever do" but a midasxblack nasty is pretty agressive combo seen it done before
 
im not sure if it is a legal fish where you live, but an oreochromis mossambicus xhornorum is a badass fish, super aggressive, they are invasive fish but are legal where i live, way to cold for them to breed and survive, when i first started in the hobby and i was dumb i had him with a flowerhorn, and even though the flowerhorn was very aggresive, that tilapia kicked his ass.
 
obviously they snakehead could not move on that test i saw it, they put it on slippery enameled concrete with water, if the snakehead was in grass or dirt or mud as long as it was very wet it would be able to move, you try running on slipper wet concrete lol, theres no traction.
 
Snakehead are practically a mythological creature now a days. They are aggressive and can survive out of water for long periods of time but so can catfish and many others.
 
My vote would go to oreochromis mossambicus xhornorum or flowerhorns. Some Flowerhorns are FUGYLY tho lol.
 
Yea but most catfish dont have teeth and the cant survive in such a wide range of climates the same species at least and in NA there arent any catfish th at get nearly as big as a snakehead native cayfish at least
 
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