its a carnivore (i know its not exactly what you ment but its my only fish right now)
his names bug
his names bug
Post Pictures of your Predators
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I was initially going to post some Black Neon Tetras, but I know that those really aren't what you're looking for. 
Small and cute:
In this photo, the tank is 24" corner to corner, to give you an idea of size:
I like the pattern on this one (good teeth, too):
Small and cute:
In this photo, the tank is 24" corner to corner, to give you an idea of size:
I like the pattern on this one (good teeth, too):
wolf fish amaze me thats for sure and you have some great specimens. they arent all that common either which makes them even more cool. I really want a rainbow wolf fish but dont have a tank to put them in. is there ay possible tank mates for that family other than other wolves
Arrowhead puffer. It almost got my finger a few days ago. I was wobbling a silverside on the surface and it came right up and grabbed it. I just felt the rasping of the teeth on my skin but pulled back in reaction pretty quick.
wwildcats04 said:Disclaimer: I do no sort of illegal activity
The Arowanas eye looks fake. Is that because the camera blinded the eye in flash? Im really curious on how to take good pictures with digital cameras. Also, you should know Bichirs love sandy substrate to dig through. A happy Bichir is a more colorful and active Bichir.
Thats one cool puffer Reiv!
And the wolves look great Ras!
Everyone else great pics!
Heres my green
And some of my bichirs
And the wolves look great Ras!
Everyone else great pics!
Heres my green
And some of my bichirs
as mean and scary as they look they like to hide too
last one, one of my fave guys i had to sell because he was a little hell raiser
last one, one of my fave guys i had to sell because he was a little hell raiser
I appretiate your concern for my bichirs having gravel but they seem to be doing great, they eat really well and are out 24/7 and even come up to me when I go by the glass. The eyes on the aro do look fake and thats because on whatever the program that I bring my pictures from my digital onto I tried to do the red eye reducer thing and thats what happend... thought I explained that, must have been a diff forum. anyway back to the bichirs, if I could I would do a sandy substrate but that tank was set up LONG before I purchased the bichirs and is just being used as a growout... once they are in their final home they will have sand. I've done my research so dont get in a hissy fit if you check out the threads asking questions on AP and read all of annes articles than your good to go. I put some photo taking tips at the top of the page somewhere, also if you visit aquaticpredators there is a section all on picture taking I believe
