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Old 26-04-2011, 11:39 PM   #31
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if pacus can really become so big, so are they classified as food fishes elsewhere?
i know discus is a staple food for the south american indigenous people.
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arowanas are oso food for indigenous ppl lol
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Old 27-04-2011, 02:20 PM   #32
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beware,
pacus are terrible eater..
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Old 27-04-2011, 02:53 PM   #33
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but don't we all love the way the eat?

I just love them.
Same here! One chomp of those set of jaws and they severe the mealworm into half! Very nice to watch them eat.

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You meant big eaters right? Haha!
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Old 28-04-2011, 12:23 AM   #34
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And they grow quite fast. Only thing I hate about them is that they will destroy any plants in the water with them. Every time I see a plant floating on the water surface, I will think to myself, ... bloody pacus!!! Hahaha
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in the wild they eat nuts...
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