Photo #3 - Jumbo Convict. This Fish Was Dead...duhhhhh. ...

freshwater fish - archocentrus nigrofasciatus - black convict cichlid stocking in 120 gallons tank - Jumbo Convict. THIS FISH WAS DEAD...duhhhhh. so stop bitchin...im no rookie...

Submitted By: Jizza J on 11/28/2007

Photo Caption: Jumbo Convict. THIS FISH WAS DEAD...duhhhhh. so stop bitchin...im no rookie...

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State: New Hampshire

Country: United States

Description: Sick

Advice: Go big or Go home.

Fish Kept: Arowana's, Datnoids, Rays, Geophagus, more.

Corals/Plants: yikes.

Tank Size: 120 gallons

COMMENTS

I don't think that this should be done with the dead fish too. Other can do this with there live fish and that can even take the life of the fish if it is done with live fish. I feel very sad when my fish die. This should not be done mate.

Mayank Panday

2011-01-20 12:57:41

fkn so what, he measured a dead fish, you'll all be measured when u die !!!!!!!!! maybe hes makin a lil coffin instead of the FLUSH tactic so many of us use!!!

JOHN

2009-09-27 03:57:51

The WTF thread has nothing to do with this dead fish anymore. Just because some of us keep the thread alive, that fish is not an issue anymore. Maybe we should bury the thread and start another marathon BS thread.

peterkarig

2009-09-26 11:02:09

Mumia Abu jamal

2009-09-14 08:17:53

I'm with others on the irresponsibility of this picture. You say now that it's dead, but either way, it encourages other people to remove possibly living fish to measure them.

Zambize

2008-06-17 08:42:44

that electric blue jackdempsey is awsome makes me want one r they rare????

greg tate

2008-05-24 11:09:23

thats a beast of a covict lol looks dead enuf to me i hate ppl who go on n on about cruelty n shit ffs pisssis me off i can understand if its a redtailed catfish in a fish bowl lol il hav to upgrade from my 55 gal soon iv got growing monsters in my tank

greg tate

2008-05-24 11:07:35

ya like anyone is going to belivve that is is dead...

Michael

2008-05-11 03:00:55

umm i think that taking a live fish out of the water just for a measurement is a bit twisted, is there any reason for this? just curious, as fish need to be in water to breathe...