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Can't believe its going on seven pages and people still don't know what a carp looks like.:ROFL:
 
:ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
 
mb_barton;1900657; said:
for those of u who still dont know whats going on, all u have to do is look at his location (Mount Vernon, Virginia) and the fact he doesnt want the species being mentioned meanings its prolly invasive. then think of the fact that carp are not protective of their younge, nor are the agressive in any way, which this momma was cuz she was attacking the net. If you still dont get it, just google mount vernon invasive fish species... 3rd link...
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And page 6 is 4th link. Lets not draw any attention to ourselves.
 
i'm sure the genius minds of this thread are going to trick any and all F&W officers and other onlookers on this forum to think these are "carp".

yes these are not "carp" they are Channa AKA SNAKEHEADS.


ooopppss...
 
---XR---;1901635; said:
i'm sure the genius minds of this thread are going to trick any and all F&W officers and other onlookers on this forum to think these are "carp".

yes these are not "carp" they are Channa AKA SNAKEHEADS.


ooopppss...
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Why would I cut the heads off of little snakes and out them in my tank?

Fill me in im a little confused and have been out of the hobby for a awhile...
Is there any benefit in doing this? Faster cycle? or just for pure aesthetic?

regardless i think carp are natures gift to all of us, so cute with there big ole mouths always opening and closing as if saying I love you!:grinno:
 
you keeping all of them? put them all in one tank and dont feed them, survival of the fittest, and free feeders.
 
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