Didn't read whole thread. Has he done an episode on arowana?
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River monsters predictions
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No closet relative would be the pima (a fellow osteoglossiform) followed by tarpon.
Looks like hes gonna go after some Chernobyl radioactive wels catfish this coming Sunday.
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I thought he did the electric cat already. Maybe it was a eel.
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Dorados aren't really that rare, but they are overfished and protected in most of South America. The Brazilian populations are now fairly extensively farmed and make up nearly the entirety of the fish imported for the aquarium trade.
Interestingly, in 2007 there was a second species of Golden Dorado described. The Brazilian ones are a separate species than the Argentinian ones.
Go here to read more:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...hread-amp-the-answer-to-the-big-head-question
Interestingly, in 2007 there was a second species of Golden Dorado described. The Brazilian ones are a separate species than the Argentinian ones.
Go here to read more:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...hread-amp-the-answer-to-the-big-head-question
They aren't radioactive. They are big because human's haven't lived there for ~25 years
