For MyJohnson!!! Enjoy Good Sir *Disturbing Content Warning*

[myjohnson]

I think G got a snakehead for you to eat.

[madugo]

Maybe Myjohnson has something to do with this. Making room for more trophs, hmmmm?

lol...wuts up with u two..

[blacksmith37]

When I put goldfish in my pirana tank, I was not man enough to watch, after the first time. Funny thing , he made friends with a few guppies and did not eat them.

[myjohnson]

lol...wuts up with u two..

You don't know the half of it man!

Nick is always picking on me.

[Mzungu]

I saw on a television program about Snakeheads that this fish is believed to have been released by a Chinese immagrant who imported the fish and planned on making soup out of it to help heal his sister back home. after recieving the fish, the man heard news of his sister doing much better already so he did not kill/eat the fish. Instead he released them into the wild in a river system near his home(which had another purpose in his culture)...a year later he read that these fish had become a big problem near his city and told authorities he felt it was his fault. Other than a huge gar fish...these snakeheads would have no real predators in our river systems. Im sure that since they are such a large fish that they must have large spawns as well. It definately wouldnt take but about 5yrs of them in the wild to become a heavy populated fish. The television show showed all of the rivers around the Houston area to be infected by this fish...but I have yet to ever see one in the wild...have any of yall?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A58471-2002Jul11?language=printer

The show said the Houston area had snakeheads? Didn't know that...hmm...

I'm off to google now!

[Mzungu]

According to TPWD, "No snakeheads have been found in Texas waters to date..."

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/wild/species/exotic/snakehead.phtml

Phew. So far, so good. I hope.

[madugo]

You don't know the half of it man!

Nick is always picking on me.

or the other way around?
lol..jkjk

[madehtsobi]

where??

on youtube! ahha

[newb]

Phew. So far, so good. I hope.

If they have made it as far South as Arkansas then I would think they have gotten into Texas river systems by now. I mean why wouldnt they??? Just like some of the anglers out searching for them have said...Snakeheads are here to stay. all we can do now is learn to adapted with them.