Pound for Pound toughest fish?
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this channa is just 20cm but is mean. he arrive from Rumblesushi´s home after 24hours
of trip and only half hour was eating guppys and prawm .also trying to atack me true the glass. today gone buy a new digital cam (mine was stolen
) and gone take some pics
of trip and only half hour was eating guppys and prawm .also trying to atack me true the glass. today gone buy a new digital cam (mine was stolen
) and gone take some picskevin714 said:
My old red killed every thing that was put in the tank with it! As you so rightly said I can only say what I have seen I have a Dovii ok its a female but she is not a ½ as bad as my red. The thing with Red Snakeheads is it a hard fish. They can survive out of water cross from one pond to another. My one would eat 2 fish every day but you put in 4 it would eat them. They are Nasty full stop. They will kill for the sake of it even if not hungry. It just gets down to first bite the Cichlid might do a bit of gill flaring but the snakehead wont
about he will just nail it. I do agree a Dovii is a tough fish but lets see who can survive out of water longer
Snake head hands down .i put a six inch snakehead in my tank with9inch oscar and 6 inch dempsey in one year snakehead was 10inches caught it ramming the oscar to death dempsey did not fare much better...............
stotty said:My old red killed every thing that was put in the tank with it! As you so rightly said I can only say what I have seen I have a Dovii ok its a female but she is not a ½ as bad as my red. The thing with Red Snakeheads is it a hard fish. They can survive out of water cross from one pond to another. My one would eat 2 fish every day but you put in 4 it would eat them. They are Nasty full stop. They will kill for the sake of it even if not hungry. It just gets down to first bite the Cichlid might do a bit of gill flaring but the snakehead wont
Exactly, that's what happened when I put a dovii in with my striata. Mean channas are not interested in bullying, territorial disputes and gill flaring, they are interesting in killing.
The dovii flared up and tried to lip lock the channa, and the channa simply grabbed it by the face SNAP, real quick and shook it violently.
<<<<<<oscar and 6 inch dempsey in one year snakehead was 10inches caught it ramming the oscar to death dempsey did not fare much better...............>>>>>
An oscar and a Dempsey? Those are baby fish compared to what we are talking about. Please don't tell me you think an oscar and dempseys are tough?
An oscar and a Dempsey? Those are baby fish compared to what we are talking about. Please don't tell me you think an oscar and dempseys are tough?
"""""<<<<<<<<<<<<<Exactly, that's what happened when I put a dovii in with my striata. Mean channas are not interested in bullying, territorial disputes and gill flaring, they are interesting in killing.
The dovii flared up and tried to lip lock the channa, and the channa simply grabbed it by the face SNAP, real quick and shook it violently.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>""""
Any videos? I didn't think so. Show me the video of a 20 to 30 inch Dovii getting owned by any size snakehead you want. Otherwise this is all baloney. I have had a 24 inch Cobra snakehead and have a 16 inch Dovii. I also had a red S/H who got to 10-1/2 inches before the cobra killed him. So am very familiar with both species.
The dovii flared up and tried to lip lock the channa, and the channa simply grabbed it by the face SNAP, real quick and shook it violently.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>""""
Any videos? I didn't think so. Show me the video of a 20 to 30 inch Dovii getting owned by any size snakehead you want. Otherwise this is all baloney. I have had a 24 inch Cobra snakehead and have a 16 inch Dovii. I also had a red S/H who got to 10-1/2 inches before the cobra killed him. So am very familiar with both species.
I would go with a black wolf
I have had 12-13" rhoms,2' redlines,2'cobra sh's and big malas but the black wolf takes the cake.And When I find a 12" black rhom its on in my tank