Whats the ULTIMATE freshwater monster.

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MN_Rebel said:
Yikes! So black piranhas already giving Aimaras a hard time....can't imagine if an Aimara sized black piranha would do to same thing to Aimara....
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But aimaras are known as the piranha slayer. I guess a single wolf has no chance against a swarm of 10 rhoms though. lol
 
tgroen said:
i dunno about this. gatf have speed and a 5 lb gatf is a serious fish while a 5 lb aimara is just a baby still. and if you are going by max size the gatf is much bigger. i dont think a wolf could have a chance at even catching a tiger unless the tiger swam right infront of it at night either. also look at the waters they swim in. wolves prefer the calm waters to stalk their prey in while atf sit in the fastest moving waters where fish enter and cant escape from. even that is a serious accomplishment. also just looking at the jaw structure a gatf could take a serious chunk out of anything it bites no matter what the scales are like once it is large enough.
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well a 5 lb ATF still doesn't have the killer dagger teeth like the ones you saw in river monsters. It's definitely nasty but not a death blow. Plus, aimaras are more robust and have hard scales. The wolf has more girth and muscle. It's pretty much a living tank that lives in water. Has one of the nastiest tempers and bites too.

I vote for a 1 v 1 battle in discovery channel!

How about armatus? Armatus and ATf head to head. What do you guys think?
 
lix.ma14 said:
But aimaras are known as the piranha slayer. I guess a single wolf has no chance against a swarm of 10 rhoms though. lol
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Yeah Aimaras are known as the SMALL piranha slayers.....I guess peacock bass and freshwater dolphins are piranha slayers too.
 
But than again pimas have scales that have evolved to fend off piranhas.

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archers said:
But than again pimas have scales that have evolved to fend off piranhas.

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Yeah to fend off small scale-eating piranhas.
 
Candiru why? Because they're feared by the beings which is in the top of the food chain, humans fear candiru. Google it out kids, you wanna protect that... You know though it's not sexy time you might consider wearing condoms for a swim.

But I know it's off topic do you guys think Alligator Snapping Turtle can go for a Goliath Tiger??
 
we forgot about the piraiba and the wels catfish. True monsters.
 
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