Aquarium fish rescue DISASTER

Joey this video is amazing. Laughed so hard. Oh how you’ve changed haha

He could’ve just eaten it.

Gars aren’t tropical js

my first black ghost (a baby around 5cm) escaped into the filter (fluval fx6) and survived. I put a fish net around the output which is where it must have gotten into as a temporary solution. Mind you i keep a baby nile bichir and a rope fish in there and never had a problem at all. So i put a fish net around it and made sure there was no space for the baby ghost to escape through. I was wrong. These are stubborn little guys. He either manage to go through the output again or went through the input. Found him almost headless in the filter just an hour after checking on him. Still grieving but now i have made my filters ghost proof and next one cant escape.

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Shout out Joey. From Brooklyn, N.Y.

and before it ate two of my red tail cat fishes

Do you think that i could keep 2 gars in my backyard pond ? It 5 foot deep and it large enough

i had a fish tank with 4 common mollies (i think that's the plural),1 goldfish, 4 zebrafish and 1 really rare fish don't know the name but it was small, red, orange and blue and they started to kill themselves by squeezing behind the filter and jumping out of the tank. soon I had a zebrafish and the really rare fish left. the next afternoon I see the zebrafish is trying to eat the rare one. there was nothing I could do though as the two fish were so small I would end up injuring them so all i could do is watch. Then the glass in the tank started to crack so i had to put the zebrafish in a plastic bowl. I knew my home wasn't a good place for an aquarium so I asked my uncle if he would take them. I passed him on to him and the zebrafish lived a good life until my cousin accidentally gave him a month supply of food one day. LOL

Aligator gars can Breath air

Not super big but the family Beta just had her bowl and everything cleaned and it was on the counter while her usual spot was also cleaned. I come into the kitchen where she was and there was my cat playing with her on the floor. I chase him off and pick up the Beta thinking she's dead but I pause before I throw her out and decide to hold her in her fish bowl. After a minute or so she starts moving and seems to be just fine. Definitely glad the dang cat didn't kill her and she's back to her safe spot away from him.

Why did you leave it in after the 1st attack? Did you not have a empty tank to put it in?

Back in College in my Dorm room my room mate attacked me and he went to jail at night. The college removed the roommate from the dorm but that roommate knocked my Beta tank on to my bed. I did not know this until the next day about 24 hour later. I returned to the dorm room and found my green beta still alive laying there on my bed in laying in a wet spot from the tank water. I save him and he lived for another two years.

Hi

Shoot, man. When I lived in Oklahoma, those puppies lived in the river and could be caught and ate. My dad brought one home to show off, and he and some buddies said the stereotypical "tastes kinda like chicken"

I once added some rescued fish to my established community tank, a lady I had helped with her tank years before had gotten demensia and had to go live with her daughter and she made sure I got her tank and all its inhabitants as a gift along with an outdoor koi pond and all kinds of accessories. It was a random mix of tropical fish that had caught her eye at Petsmart where she used to work, so there were barbs and flying foxes and aussie rainbows, convict, and one cool looking catfish which I thought was a synodontis, I did not know. Everybody got along.

Until two years later when my Heros Severus died (at age 9) and then I lost a fish a night until I realized what I had was an Ariopsis seemanii, columbian shark catfish. I moved it to another tank which I slowly added salt to until it was brackish and this fish was the most active I ever had, later I had a fancy goldfish in the pond that got a fungus, instead of treating it seperately I added him to the brackish tank as treatment and there it stayed until this day.

But when I lost all those small fish to this catfish when the boss of the tank died I had the same reaction, I did not ask for this fish, I just misidentified a juvenile of one species as an adult of another. Now I'm thinking of going with a brackish mangrove biotope with moonies and scats, a school of ariopsis and the one fancy goldfish.

I have a tiger barb and minnows hi

fish from hell comming outta jail having some WW2 flashback

I name that aligator gar DIO

release it.

you speak to much

I have a gar in a 20g and I am going to put it when it's big in a 125g with my big pacu, I hope it doesn't do what it did to your arowana

Had a koi that committed suicide oh and had a 20 gal sorority outside but ig one night it got too cold and all died except the alpha female.

My uncle use to tell me horror stories when I was younger. Now my uncle tells me Whore stories.

Amazing story Thanks for sharing💗💗