NOW THATS WHAT YOU CALL A TIG

[T1KARMANN]

he must be fully grown now

had him over 6 years

very aggressive when lights go out but to slow to catch anything

and a nice view that you dont get in a pond












the lighter is full size zippo not the small girls type

and my tank is 19mm 3/4" glass which make the fish look small

 

[jsodwi]

That's a nice tig. I love the tight bands in the pattern.

 

[strollo22]

How big is it? About 24-26"? Beautiful tig

 

[MonsterMinis]

LOL t1! He is spectacular! nice to see some new photos of him =P I am now convinced to get a Tig.. I'm still keeping my pond though

 

[Andrew1002]

Wow he is beautiful!

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[Chub_by]

and my tank is 19mm 3/4" glass which make the fish look small

Another great reason to get a pond
Just messing around, wonderful tig mate.

 

[T1KARMANN]

How big is it? About 24-26"? Beautiful tig

its hard to say size but the background panels are 24" my tank is 362 tall and when he swims up the side wall he is near the full height but 36 tall means you get about 32 of water

i would say 28

 

[isde02]

He looks great T1.

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Eye candy.

...and my tank is 19mm 3/4" glass which make the fish look small

Correct me please if I am wrong, but I always thought (and I thought I read) the opposite.

A fish appears the biggest in a spherical fishbowl, which acts like a convex lens and gives a magnified virtual image of the fish because of the refraction.

In a perfectly rectangular tank, the fish only appears at a smaller depth than they really are, that is closer to you and so does the back wall as well. But the glass panel bends and this places it between a bowl and a perfectly flat rectangle viewing panel. Hence, the more it bends, the larger the exaggeration.

http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=1783

 

[IRONWOOD]

nice tig