The benefits of having a small kok...

[islandguy11]

For humans, not many...but for Flowerhorns it means even if you're ~11" you can still....

easily do 360 loop to loops...


....and the 'You're killing me!' move when your owner tells stupid jokes.


And perhaps most important, your FH can swim faster when being chased by dragons...

 

[Hendre]

Award for "Worst thread title of the year goes to..."

Jokes aside that's a cute looking FH

 

[islandguy11]

Award for "Worst thread title of the year goes to..."

Jokes aside that's a cute looking FH

Lol, ban the folks who first started calling a FH's hump a kok, not me Of course mods are free to edit the title to make it more family friendly.

And Thx, that's actually the first time anyone's called Drakaris cute; wish he was cute when I put my hand in his tank

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Lol, ban the folks who first started calling a FH's hump a kok, not me Of course mods are free to edit the title to make it more family friendly.

And Thx, that's actually the first time anyone's called Drakaris cute; wish he was cute when I put my hand in his tank

We need vids of that!
You must bleed for our entertainment !

 

[RD.]

FYI - it's pronounced "coke".

 

[islandguy11]

FYI - it's pronounced "coke".

Actually I always thought it was pronounced "kawk" -- does anyone here speak ancient Flowerhorn? Actually I just looked it up and, as usual, RD is right

 

[islandguy11]

We need vids of that!
You must bleed for our entertainment !

Ha ha DV7 -- he's fast, but I'm faster he's only been able to nip me a couple of times so far, nothing requiring intensive surgery. Doesn't keep him from constantly trying though, I admire his persistence.

 

[Doddie]

FYI - it's pronounced "coke".

Its pronouced as : Cock, not Coke. The origin language is Hokkien, a chinese Dialect, spoken widely by Chinese Malaysians.

 

[Gourami Swami]

interesting tank décor- is that a cutting board? may I ask why? lol

 

[RD.]

Sorry Doddie, just passing along what several Asians told me years ago. Either way it's just a made up spin off term from the correct terminology, which is nuchal hump - which has been around a lot longer than the Asian slang term used to describe this part of a flowerhorns anatomy.