RARE : Freshwater Grouper - MFK Exclusive!!!

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Is it more brackish or freshwater. Who acclimated him and how. If is a marine species will this transformation reduce it life expectancy. I have read its been done but the fish had trouble with its amune system and died. I read an artical on a marine saw fish "baby" 22" that was succesfully acclimated to freshwater just no one knows at what cost to the fish.
 
PeacockBass said:
that is Epinephelus lanceolatus and is a full salt water fish.

It probably can live in freshwater when young but eventually it will need full salt.


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that thing is a monster!!!
 
Neo, don't be surprised if it starts swallowing all its tankmates. I would watch out for your simalar sized expensive fish.There was one at a lfs near me that was 14" and it swallowed a 10" triggerfish

Looks great
 
pbass said:
Neo, don't be surprised if it starts swallowing all its tankmates. I would watch out for your simalar sized expensive fish.There was one at a lfs near me that was 14" and it swallowed a 10" triggerfish

Looks great
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Hehehehhe u read that, Li? Even pbass is hinting that u need to ship me all ur other fish in that tank. :grinyes:
 
That looks most definatly like a bumble bee grouper, fresh or salt? They start brackish but go out to see and live in reefs and such swallowing anything smaller then their girth...
 
dunga;1162454; said:
thats a bad as fish yo
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This is a 2 year old thread YO
 
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