Qualify as a Monster Fish Keeper?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo

what kind of tank

  • Discus

    Votes: 18 25.0%
  • African Peacocks

    Votes: 7 9.7%
  • Tropheus

    Votes: 5 6.9%
  • Other-explain

    Votes: 42 58.3%

  • Total voters
    72
piggy67;1448696; said:
please look at my monster.......piggy67...check the gallery or my photos.trust me MY Giant gourami is a real monster...
Be it yours or not, what size is it? If its not any more then 2.75ft then it isnt much of a 'MONSTER!'.
 
convict94;1437411; said:
i put other because you didn't include SA and CA as a choice. when no dought a lot of south and central american fish get 12"+ now those are the true monsters

Yep, anything over 12" is pretty much what i would class as a Monster for a Home Aquarium.
 
monster fish should be anything over 16"'s and prehistoric looking , the keepers should be those crazy people with 5 or more tanks and trying to get bigger to house those massive fish. one more note a mfk'er is one who definitly takes care of their fish and loves too see the wow factor come over peoples faces when they see your tanks for the first time.
 
Other - and only one fish wins this debate - Great White Shark
 
Pirwhana;1453246; said:
Other - and only one fish wins this debate - Great White Shark
Im sure a whale shark could half swallow one of those. Great Whites are over-rated by hollywood film. Same as Piranhas.
 
Mystix212;1453266; said:
Im sure a whale shark could half swallow one of those. Great Whites are over-rated by hollywood film. Same as Piranhas.

Try telling that to the bloke that got taken off the beach just down the road from where i'm staying in Perth a few weeks back from a Great White. All they found of him were a few scraps.

IMO, Great Whites can kick a whale sharks arse any day.
 
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