my 4" rhom eating a 6" goldfish

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how is it sad? thats what piranhas do, eat other fish. and if you dont like it why'd you watch it? it says right in the title that he's eating a fish.
 
I think it the size of the goldfish that seems unpractical. If it were a smaller goldfish that would not have to slowly be picked to death it would have been better. Hell, I would not even feed my 10+ inch Rhom a goldie that big....or a goldie for that matter LOL.
 
kevinfleming21;4857627; said:
I think it the size of the goldfish that seems unpractical. If it were a smaller goldfish that would not have to slowly be picked to death it would have been better. Hell, I would not even feed my 10+ inch Rhom a goldie that big....or a goldie for that matter LOL.
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yeah i know goldfish are not good for hi its rare he gets one and ive never fed him anything that big before. i didnt let him eat it all, once the tail was gone and he stopped chasing it i pulled it out.
 
joelhole;4857640; said:
yeah i know goldfish are not good for hi its rare he gets one and ive never fed him anything that big before. i didnt let him eat it all, once the tail was gone and he stopped chasing it i pulled it out.
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I like throwing in neon tetras in there for him to chase around once in a while.
 
i was thinking of throwing in a few small fish that were too fast for him to catch to keep him busy. i threw a tiger barb in there awhile ago, it was pretty entertaining. just watch him chase it.
 
looks more like the rhom did not wont to eat the fish, he just did not want him n his tank so its kill time not feeding time. as a fish lover that is horrible too watch but {it is what it is}.
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people whine and complain about all the "haters" complaining about there tanks over-stocked with huge fish, but yet everyone complains on these threads.

im not saying i agree with this, but whatever floats ya boat sonny.
 
i didnt get a rhom to watch it sit there...
 
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