Sorry if I sound somewhat sarcastic or rude but I'm really sick of "Who has the biggest Ganoids" talk...Plus it is way off and annoying how many people think they know how large these fish get (Naturally all is parroted from petersons or the net or whatever) or what is a proper tank size for a given fish. (Again rarely based on experiance but parroted from one source or another)
I'm sure that pretty soon we will see Jethro grinning with a big dead gator gar as that is also the nessesary pic for every one of these threads...And it will be used to discribe the size of a florida gar and how they need a 20 billion gallon tank..Basicly every one of these threads becomes a big waste of space and a really good example of how to waste electrons.
So in short I will tell you "I keep gar", Lots of them BTW, and as Sol just mentioned I have kept or cared for many larger than average size as well as quite average sized fish. The details on there bigness or tank sizes is really irrelivent. (I will be happy to tell you my experiance with or my work with the fish though)
What is relivent and seems to be missed often is the actual husbandry details and some real information or facts surrounding gar or the biology / ecology of the fish it's self. It would be nice if more where actually interested in the fish and dwell a bit less on "How big is your gar?" or "How big is your tank?"