Top 10 Aquarium Monster Fish That You Can Keep

Top 10 Aquarium Monster Fish That You Can Keep



Hello there, In this video I have listed the top 10 biggest and deadliest monster fish that you can keep in your aquarium. Well some of these fish can be bigger than you. So before getting one of them to be sure to know more about there behaviour and habitat.

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30 responses to “Top 10 Aquarium Monster Fish That You Can Keep”

  1. @Sachinpetcare Avatar
    @Sachinpetcare

    u missed sharks and pacu

  2. @Ninjax2sipun Avatar
    @Ninjax2sipun

    Arapaima 🐋💚

  3. @Ashie_edit Avatar
    @Ashie_edit

    OMG

  4. @tamjidalam2122 Avatar
    @tamjidalam2122

    the size is so wrong

  5. @haunteroffical6080 Avatar
    @haunteroffical6080

    Aligater gar dont have temperature this can survive any low and high temperature

  6. @radityawahyudewanto9406 Avatar
    @radityawahyudewanto9406

    Where's Toman?

  7. @moumitaroy2311 Avatar
    @moumitaroy2311

    Arapaima ain’t fish for aquarium

  8. @Quantamuim Avatar
    @Quantamuim

    Song?

  9. @monja7339 Avatar
    @monja7339

    I have a plan to get a 5100litre aquarium when I’m an adult

  10. @isaiahkanda8876 Avatar
    @isaiahkanda8876

    No Pacu?

  11. @hobiamissenapati Avatar
    @hobiamissenapati

    I have Snakehead in my tank

  12. @innerpeacefindings671 Avatar
    @innerpeacefindings671

    Pirahna is illegal in my country damn. You can go to Prison have it here

  13. @blxccyn_clx Avatar
    @blxccyn_clx

    I have 1 tiger Oscar. It's so cute

  14. @monsterfishkeeper82 Avatar
    @monsterfishkeeper82

    Pacu are families of piranha but less aggressive

  15. @cuditolhildan7764 Avatar
    @cuditolhildan7764

    Those where pacus not piranhas

  16. @megatzainudin2887 Avatar
    @megatzainudin2887

    You got some names wrong
    and WHERE ARE MY BOIS BICHIRS !?!

  17. @jessiesoberano7393 Avatar
    @jessiesoberano7393

    Flowerhorn..

  18. @cesarpandogg2095 Avatar
    @cesarpandogg2095

    Can alligator gar live without aeretor/filter?

  19. @YhamzPHChannel Avatar
    @YhamzPHChannel

    Same here like my pets😍

  20. @kamalavalli436 Avatar
    @kamalavalli436

    Are these all are fresh water species?

  21. @6mmslinger744 Avatar
    @6mmslinger744

    Those… were pacu not piranhas my guy

  22. @hussainmansuri6889 Avatar
    @hussainmansuri6889

    Yo

  23. @joegreen9955 Avatar
    @joegreen9955

    Dovii???

  24. @nilushadeepani6636 Avatar
    @nilushadeepani6636
  25. @yeteshyetesh369 Avatar
    @yeteshyetesh369

    Nice video 👍🏻

  26. @rakadiwyastra5207 Avatar
    @rakadiwyastra5207

    not inch but centimeters

  27. @yatusabesnetaquesabe679 Avatar
    @yatusabesnetaquesabe679

    Me encantan los peces pero mi favorito es el paraima o pirarucu es fascinante

  28. @sudarshandhachhi2398 Avatar
    @sudarshandhachhi2398

    Is it last one is flower horn🤔

  29. @cx3262 Avatar
    @cx3262

    PLEASE DO NOT REPRODUCE OR RELEASE IT, KILL THEM IF YOU DON'T WANT THEM WITHOUT PASSING THEM TO SOMEONE WHO DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT WHAT HE SEES IN NORTHERN NATURE IS OFTEN NEWLY INTRODUCED, DANGEROUS AND LITTLE DOCUMENTED. This concerns in particular the spotted gar, oculatus lepisosteus or fongei oculatus, especially in Canada, in the northern United States and in the great lakes. Thanks for reading it.

    Complement: be aware that this fish (Lepisosteus or gar oculatus from North America) breathes in very shallow (1 to 5 inches of water) or less oxygenated water. It can stay alive out of water for long hours and will only get dehydrated after a long time.

    This one is not like other subspecies (lepisosteus oculatus, fongei or spotted gar), it spreads into new shallow waters forming hordes until there is no more territory to cover. .. stealthily awaits its prey. Given the lesser interest in its fishing for food compared to other native species removed from the ecosystem, it gradually occupies the space of all dominant predators. It becomes the undisputed predator of the ecosystem, nothing survives it given its ability to seek its prey anywhere and to develop there, this involves all the eggs, larvae and offspring in addition to the bait fish (food of all the others). It can grow 8 to 15 inches per year. On top of that, her eggs are poisoned and are not afraid of predation.

    With climate change (and easier aquarium maintenance), some people have helped with introductions and released some of it into lakes and streams, the latter quickly finding native breeding habitats, warmer shores, including staying while stretching. You end up as a gradual disaster in more northern ecosystems, where species are less accustomed to gradual or competitive evolution, unlike the southern states of the United States.

    It is not like those that have been found in their region for hundreds of years like the lepisosteus osseus or osseous which is also found in native Canada but which also benefits from the overfishing of others, an imbalance that makes more numerous and threatens the ecosystem. These are the new subspecies that are not original and threaten the entire original environment.

    It will cost efforts to preserve other species and for its elimination in areas it should never have visited in recent years.

    Just be open to it and don't communicate your preconception about anything that is not well known enough and too new for hard facts to be documented. This leads to unconscious behavior on ecosystems outside of secular areas of presence. Even if these facts are less documented from official works which are only in phase of awakening.

    You must know the subspecies in new territories (not of origin) and have seen it dissolve all species of fish, insects (dragonflies …), ducks and others in a spawning ground managed by zombies and impetences who would have introduced her into a double false desire for conservation in order to fully understand …

  30. @cleverpython1546 Avatar
    @cleverpython1546

    The Asian Arawana is illegal to keep in certain places