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here are some tigers that didn't make it, is this close enough to a black goliath? but seriously, look at the jaw of this beast, came in dead, probably was a black goliath, look at the blue steel coloration and the huge head!!!!

BigJ;2881603; said:
In your opinion, Is this fish out there? Or just a color morph? Or maybe just a dead fish as the other poster said? Anyway's thanks for the info! I could read this info all day long. :)


not all fish turn dark when they die, many turn white, and tigers certainly don't turn black. for all those people who hate, doubt, sour grapes., hope this answers your question. i've had tigers fresh dead, to dead for years, in and out of water, non of which turned black. so stop hating. Please refer to these pictures, I took them, I have more pictures of dead tigers, different stages of death, I'll post them up when I find them....

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2882484&posted=1#post2882484

dead tigers.jpg

tigers 2.jpg
 
wow!
look at that color...fugu,you need to bring in a live black goliath...
do you think it could be a different species from GATF,or just a color morph?
 
just tigers? i see a swordspine snook a chinese algae eater and some minnows in there :P hehe .... man, i've kept so many fish before but never a single atf x___x and seeing all these atf makes me depressed x__x
 
I have information and pictures of 5 different species of tiger fish so far, I will compile them together and describe them as I see it one day.

1. hydrocynus goliath
2. hydrocynus vitatus
3. hydrocynus sp. big eye (these are contaminants with goliaths)
4. hydrocynus forskalii these are from Nigeria
5. hydrocynus sp. the one Woody Sun in Taiwan had, they were from a different location, I have pictures of his fish from Juvenille to adult., I'll post once I get a chance.
 
cool pleco i have a baby black pleco with yellow stripes. Can any one I.D this fish for me

Thx, 14 yr old Russell
 
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