[DBROWN]

Was looking on SharkAquarium.com and saw baracudas and was curios if anyone knows what they are like? Eating habits and so on.

 

[Wolfman]

Acestrorhynchus falcatus...most likely. An aggressive predator who attacks swift, silent, and deadly. Will accept most meaty foods and will attain a length of around 12". They are better in shoals. Their eating habits are very similar to those of the African Tiger Fish (Hydrocynus vittatus).

 

[Raptor]

My friend has used them in his p tanks and has said that it works pretty good. the p's stay on the bottom and the cudas stay on the top of the tankwith not much trouble.

 

[MPower]

How big is the cuda, and are they still in the same tank?

 

[Raptor]

I haven't talked to him in awhile and did not ask him what size the were.
He has some big tanks if there still alive they have to be pretty big by now.
He also said that the cudas were very fast and looked hard to catch.
I have to ask him hows it going with the mixture. I'll get back with this later this week.

 

[SnowCichlid.]

sounds pretty good, can you get some pics of these guys and the P's together? :smile:

 

[hastatus]

Here are some links to some other interesting predators including the one you are discussing.

Other predatory fishes

 

[air*force*one]

wow this is old

 

[Kory]

is there a point to you bringing back all of these old topics?

 

[air*force*one]

is there a point to you bringing back all of these old topics?

no not reall i was just bord

 

[acestro]

airforceone, I'm going to start deleting your posts. Please only post useful material or post in the lounge.

You are wasting people's time and displacing current threads.