Please post all your wolffish here...any type also can!!

[Illbuyourcatfish]

Lost my mala in the night. Busted the lid off my tank held down my two landscaping bricks. How many bricks next time? 3....4? Two bricks were 25lbs...I'm devastated.

 

[Illbuyourcatfish]

Wow yah I understand now, forgive my skepticism as I don't just like to send hundreds of dollars to just anyone. I will however be sending it to this guy!

EDIT, will not be sending him any money as I've determined he's a bit of a knob.

 

[BM80]

EDIT, will not be sending him any money as I've determined he's a bit of a knob.

Who you talking about? Oliver? So a guy who owns several collection stations in South America, speaks at seminars, and writes books about the aquatic plants and animals we love to keep is a knob? Right...

 

[kevinfleming21]

 

[BM80]

^^^^ Nice! Funny pic..

 

[Arofanatic]

I have just returned from a holiday in Guyana South America wherewe caught loads of Malas of different sizes with a cast net. The locals call it huri and eat it but it is very bony, caught 2 big ones, rest are smaller ones, They are everywhere whenever there is a bit of water. enjoy the pics. Also in abundance were armoured catfish, again the locals like this curried.

 

[piscavore pisces]

wow nice pics aro. did u come across any other hoplias like curupira or aimara?

 

[Blkpiranha]

Lost my mala in the night. Busted the lid off my tank held down my two landscaping bricks. How many bricks next time? 3....4? Two bricks were 25lbs...I'm devastated.

Crazy power! Sorry to hear!

 

[jelly]

I have just returned from a holiday in Guyana South America wherewe caught loads of Malas of different sizes with a cast net. The locals call it huri and eat it but it is very bony, caught 2 big ones, rest are smaller ones, They are everywhere whenever there is a bit of water. enjoy the pics. Also in abundance were armoured catfish, again the locals like this curried.

Awesume, I would love take a trip like that but would want to bring stuff back.

 

[Arofanatic]

No, I am not really a Hoplias fan so don't know the other types. Coincidentally the locals also call the other aggressive type "Aimara" and tell me they can be fished up river, the ones I caught are in mud ponds, apparently they move around on land from a pond to another so the locals tell me!