does anyone here has reared any giant snakeheads(toman)??

i am not sure whether they need anti-chlorine or no...??

[honghonghonghon]

i believe all fishes need anti-chlorine, best is get those 3 in 1 type, anti chlorine, chloramine n ammonia. 1 stone kill 3 birds.

[_kai_]

Reared the baby ones before. Those red feeders, but of course i didnt use them as feeders. They are very hardy, put the whole pack inside a 2ft tank, buy a $2 pack of small baby guppies, throw inside and watch . But of course once they grow big than its a totally different thing alr...

rear one during my sec skool days...can survive in very harsh conditions..

it was wild caught fm the old mandi small river

[glyeo84]

Used to have 12" x 4pcs of siam snakehead in a 3ft tank. Nice coloration, very hardy but very big eater as cld consume $10 of feeder gf within a day. Adviseable not to keep more than 2 big pcs, if not pocket many holes...hahaha....

In the pond at the Botanic Gardens, the toman was found to be the culprit for the declining number of swans residing there.

[_kai_]

Toman are monsters and hardy, i throw one whole packet inside my grandmother's pond which the water is pure greenish black and after a few months of feeding I hook them out and they are super huge...But killing swans.They got so vicious meh ?

[QUOTE=_kai_;8099816]Toman are monsters and hardy, i throw one whole packet inside my grandmother's pond which the water is pure greenish black and after a few months of feeding I hook them out and they are super huge...But killing swans.They got so vicious meh ?[/QUOTE

Well...that was how the story goes. Legendary stuff.

I have kept them before when I was inexperienced. Didn't put any anti-chlorine just let water aged a few hours, survived.

My friend's house have them in it's pond.
We always went there to fish. Lol
12kg specimen!!!