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ALL ABOUT THE GIANT AND INDIA GIANT SNAKEHEAD

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emm, if your Snakehead getting boring..please dont release them into Amazon River. It could be a bad thing...
 
anyone has any information/experience with taking care of the young fry of Giant Snakehead? need some help and advice.. Thanks a lot in advance..
 
Hi guys. Im new to this site so its very possible somebody already asked this question and i just ddnt see it, so advanced warning for repetition. I have a giant snakehead fish, and im planing on keeping it in a 90g tank. Now iv seen ppl recommend tanks sizes ranging from 70g-1000g. 90g is the best suited size aquarium for where i live right now. I know this fish can hit 3', but thats under optimal conditions in the wild. So my queation basicaly is, is it possible to pull it off keeping this fish in a 90g tank?
 
quasar said:
Hi guys. Im new to this site so its very possible somebody already asked this question and i just ddnt see it, so advanced warning for repetition. I have a giant snakehead fish, and im planing on keeping it in a 90g tank. Now iv seen ppl recommend tanks sizes ranging from 70g-1000g. 90g is the best suited size aquarium for where i live right now. I know this fish can hit 3', but thats under optimal conditions in the wild. So my queation basicaly is, is it possible to pull it off keeping this fish in a 90g tank?
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Absolutely! You can raise it until it max out your tank, then make a dinner out of it.
 
jlnguyen74 said:
Absolutely! You can raise it until it max out your tank, then make a dinner out of it.
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Honestly if i wasnt raising it myself from such a young age i wouldnt care lol, my philosophy is if it used to be alive its worth eating. But i think for my little guy id feel to guilty
 
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