[benJii]

hmmm ive heard that devil cats are mad sick.but there is soooo many extremely aggressive fish that the ultimate one can't really be decided.Red Snakeheads,Devil cats, Wolf fish, various serrasalmuses, and so many more. detirming aggression between these are almost impossible

[King Oscar]

i think that one of the must agressive fresh water fish that isn't expensive is the oscar

[psychofish]

I gotta vote for the redline snakehead also

King Piranha, on Apr 17 2005, 09:29 PM, said:

i think that one of the must agressive fresh water fish that isn't expensive is the oscar

I'd disagree. They dont match up well with most of the monsters mentioned here. Their sheer size helps!

When i bought a couple of snakeheads as tankmates with my 3 oscars, i got up in

the morning and i saw 1 snakehead remaining at the top of the tank and the other

one desapeared (The oscars gave it a warm welcome)

I returened the remaining snakehead back to the store and got a pleco. The


pleco didn't live longer than 1 week.


Snakeheads...

acestro, on Apr 19 2005, 06:12 PM, said:

King Piranha, on Apr 17 2005, 09:29 PM, said:

i think that one of the must agressive fresh water fish that isn't expensive is the oscar

I'd disagree. They dont match up well with most of the monsters mentioned here. Their sheer size helps!

Oscars should be in the top fresh water monsters list!

Ug, I cant believe I'm participating in this but....

If the snakeheads were the same weight (same length doesn't work here), I'd doubt you would have that outcome. Unless the oscars were the first fish put in the tank. It sounds like that was the case as well.

but I really DONT CARE! Fish destroying other fish is a waste and is something that GOOD hobbyists try to avoid!

anyhow...

Please, continue this thread...

If you don't really care then why don't you lock the thread!

[smokinbubbles]

i would say the queen trigger. mines a baby and is mean as hell. have heard some pretty bad stories form other people. even heard about them attacking scuba divers.

J-Rod

oblivion790, on Apr 25 2005, 01:54 PM, said:

If you don't really care then why don't you lock the thread!

Not a bad question and yes, I started the topic. The answer should be obvious; there's a lot of this question going around and it is unneccessary repetition. So here we can go on and on about it, leaving other threads for other things.

It's not that it's worthless or that I dont care, I just dont want to see the same threads popping up 100 times (once or twice, fine...:laugh: )

[B]!!!!OK!!!!! you wanna know who is the the most evil fish on the planet!!!
Lets just say I would rather be crusified with acid, piranhas, fire, and get raped by Nasty Nate up the butt than to be in the same water as the..........

[SIZE=7]CANDIRU[SIZE=1]

This fish seriously could only be crafted by the hands of Satan himself. It lives in the Amazon, it is only 2-5 inches long and thinner than a pencil! It's a type of catfish and is attracted to the waste chemicals found in a fishes gills, it swims up the gills and anchores itself in with spikes and hooks that come out of its spine and head it then starts eating flesh and suck blood at the same time. The chemicals that attract this animal are also found in human urine. The Candiru is thin enough to fit in male or female urethra or even anus has been reported! The only way to remove a Candiru is by chopping of your penis! Victims of the Candiru don't die of loss of blood, they die from the radical feeling of pain.

So there. Case closed!

[smokinbubbles]

Andres, on May 16 2005, 07:55 PM, said:

[B]!!!!OK!!!!! you wanna know who is the the most evil fish on the planet!!!
Lets just say I would rather be crusified with acid, piranhas, fire, and get raped by Nasty Nate up the butt than to be in the same water as the..........

              [SIZE=7]CANDIRU[SIZE=1]

This fish seriously could only be crafted by the hands of Satan himself.  It lives in the Amazon, it is only 2-5 inches long and thinner than a pencil!  It's a type of catfish and is attracted to the waste chemicals found in a fishes gills, it swims up the gills and anchores itself in with spikes and hooks that come out of its spine and head it then starts eating flesh and suck blood at the same time.  The chemicals that attract this animal are also found in human urine.  The Candiru is thin enough to fit in male or female urethra or even anus has been reported!  The only way to remove a Candiru is by chopping of your penis!   Victims of the Candiru don't die of loss of blood, they die from the radical feeling of pain.

So there. Case closed!

thats not the most aggressive fish....... its just the "most suckass fish to be inside your body"

J-Rod

[benJii]

smokinbubbles, on May 16 2005, 10:22 PM, said:

Andres, on May 16 2005, 07:55 PM, said:

[B]!!!!OK!!!!! you wanna know who is the the most evil fish on the planet!!!
Lets just say I would rather be crusified with acid, piranhas, fire, and get raped by Nasty Nate up the butt than to be in the same water as the..........

               [SIZE=7]CANDIRU[SIZE=1]

This fish seriously could only be crafted by the hands of Satan himself.  It lives in the Amazon, it is only 2-5 inches long and thinner than a pencil!  It's a type of catfish and is attracted to the waste chemicals found in a fishes gills, it swims up the gills and anchores itself in with spikes and hooks that come out of its spine and head it then starts eating flesh and suck blood at the same time.  The chemicals that attract this animal are also found in human urine.  The Candiru is thin enough to fit in male or female urethra or even anus has been reported!  The only way to remove a Candiru is by chopping of your penis!   Victims of the Candiru don't die of loss of blood, they die from the radical feeling of pain.

So there. Case closed!

thats not the most aggressive fish....... its just the "most suckass fish to be inside your body"

J-Rod

flowers, fahaka puffer, and aba aba knife are 3 of the most baddass fish that are very aggressive

No way. None of those fish stack up to a big hoplias malabaricus.

Wolf's are meeean. The meanest fish I've ever owned by far. Very, VERY aggressive. Just TRY to keep something in with one of these. The only thing I've ever been able to keep in with one of them was another wolf, and that was only because they were both introduced to the tank at the same time...along with 2 others that didnt make it (they were killed).

These fish dont just attack it because it can fit in their mouth, they really just dont care. If they see it, they WILL go after it. You really shouldnt even do any water changes in a wolf tank w/o a divider or SOMETHING protecting your hand/arm.

[smokinbubbles]

GreenMoray, on May 25 2005, 12:29 PM, said:

No way.  None of those fish stack up to a big hoplias malabaricus.

Wolf's are meeean.  The meanest fish I've ever owned by far.  Very, VERY aggressive. Just TRY to keep something in with one of these.  The only thing I've ever been able to keep in with one of them was another wolf, and that was only because they were both introduced to the tank at the same time...along with 2 others that didnt make it (they were killed).

These fish dont just attack it because it can fit in their mouth, they really just dont care.  If they see it, they WILL go after it.  You really shouldnt even do any water changes in a wolf tank w/o a divider or SOMETHING protecting your hand/arm.

i still go witha queen, everything you listed is the smae personality as the queen but you said that they can live in the same tank together. a queen, well good luck findin somethin fast enough to no get eatin casue they can't tolerate anything living with them.

J-Rod

A queen trigger? Really? All the ones I've seen around here do very well with fish as long as they are bigger in mass. Wolfs on the other hand...hmm, no. Not at all.

By the way, you HAVE a queen trigger? What size tank? I love those fish, I think they're beautiful, but I dont think I'd keep a solitary SW tank...that's expensive for just one fish unless you really love it. You should get a cheap-o FW tank and stock it with a big wolf.

Yeep.

[smokinbubbles]

GreenMoray, on May 26 2005, 09:40 AM, said:

A queen trigger?  Really? All the ones I've seen around here do very well with fish as long as they are bigger in mass.  Wolfs on the other hand...hmm, no. Not at all.

By the way, you HAVE a queen trigger? What size tank? I love those fish, I think they're beautiful, but I dont think I'd keep a solitary SW tank...that's expensive for just one fish unless you really love it.  You should get a cheap-o FW tank and stock it with a big wolf.

Yeep.

yes i have a queen trigger and yes i love him, haha. hes my baby. hes only 4 inches now ina 55 witha 15 or 20 gallon wet/dry (its late here and i just go toff work). but yeah hes next moviin to a 150 witha wet/dry as soon as i geta new aquarium for my uro. after that hes moving to a 300. i love that little fish though and hes mean as hell. i have never heard of a nice queen trigger? they are known to attack scuba divers if you get to cloes to em. a lot of people said the samething though you said about it being the only fish in sucha big aquarium but like i said i love that fish and the reason i got a queen is from their extremly aggressive nature, and them also being down right beautiful. if you wantt o see a pic. of him go to the saltwater section and just look up triggerfish. i have posted the pics of him all in there.

J-Rod

J-Rod

Green puffer (Tetraodon fluviatilis)! Mine tore the scales out of a spotted gar twice its size!