who has the oldest flowerhorn on here

[RiskEE]

post them up

 

[Water]

Hmm, this thread outta be interesting. I've never seen someone keep a fh alive longer than 5 years and supposedly they can live to 8-11 years >.>

 

[BIG_ONE]

Hmm, this thread outta be interesting. I've never seen someone keep a fh alive longer than 5 years and supposedly they can live to 8-11 years >.>

Go to flowerhorncraze, you'll see lots of them. Even some of the original of the original still live their legend as of today. SML, KGM, MKML etc...

 

[RiskEE]

Hmm, this thread outta be interesting. I've never seen someone keep a fh alive longer than 5 years and supposedly they can live to 8-11 years >.>

me to kinda scary

 

[Piranha101]

I have a flowerhorn thats 3 1/2 years old

 

[RiskEE]

Go to flowerhorncraze, you'll see lots of them. Even some of the original of the original still live their legend as of today. SML, KGM, MKML etc...

do you think todays fhs could live like the old ones maybe they were healter

 

[Musha]

My oldest is also around 3 years old.

 

[BIG_ONE]

do you think todays fhs could live like the old ones maybe they were healter

Yes, it is very possible. It's just base on how much care your willing to give to your fish. And when I talk about care, I mean absolutely baby your fish like its your own kid! Julie from FlowerhornsFromBeyond still have her 6 yeasr old Red ZZ.

 

[Water]

I think a huge reason why Flowerhorns these days don't last as long as the older generations is because people nowadays pump their flowerhorns with food extremely high in fat/protein. Do you think if we just feed non "Specialized Flowerhorn Food", our fish would last longer?

I'm not leaving out poor tank size, cleanings and etc, I just think the leading cause of early Flowerhorn deaths are a result of diseases linked to too much fat/protein in their diet.

 

[the animal guy]

Blah blah blah..

Where the pictures?