Why do you like kok on your FH?

[FishFreak95]

I don't understand the appeal of these growths on there head.

 

[D-WALT]

i don't understand the fascination in it either!!!

 

[marth]

Its a tumor!
But I don't know, it just looks ugly.

 

[FishFreak95]

I like it if theres a good bump but not giant freakish tumor looking things

 

[Jakob]

FH's in general are disgusting.. I pity the fool who breeds flowerhorns.

 

[fobrinkle]

I like it if theres a good bump but not giant freakish tumor looking things

You don't have this option on your poll.

 

[flipstylex]

i think it looks cool. I always like weird looking things.

 

[Camphilophus]

It's part of the fish's genetics. Not just flowerhorns but the purebred fish that were used to create them to. It's the same reason as if I keep midas I want it to have a big head. Fish with big lumps on their heads are usually the best glass bangers in my experience. If I'm going to keep flowerhorns I want to keep the nicest/best quality ones. Watching a flowerhorn grow a giant nuchal hump is part of raising them. It has a lot to do with genetics but the better condition you keep them in the bigger their head is going to grow. It is rewarding watching them grow a huge head because you know you're doing something right.

 

[midasman714]

its an acquired taste. people who don't like them generally don't see many of them.

subjective but as long as its proportional to the body, its nice. (like the one's in my avatar)

 

[Davey_8313]

It's part of the fish's genetics. Not just flowerhorns but the purebred fish that were used to create them to. It's the same reason as if I keep midas I want it to have a big head. Fish with big lumps on their heads are usually the best glass bangers in my experience. If I'm going to keep flowerhorns I want to keep the nicest/best quality ones. Watching a flowerhorn grow a giant nuchal hump is part of raising them. It has a lot to do with genetics but the better condition you keep them in the bigger their head is going to grow. It is rewarding watching them grow a huge head because you know you're doing something right.