Your outgrown monster fish!

[eklikewhoa]

Nothing for free but I think all these postings I've found two sources for FRT.

[rgonzales]

Anybody offer you any monsters ek?

[madehtsobi]

Dammit!!!

2 minutes too late haha

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[aquabee]

Oo.

[eklikewhoa]

Fly River Turtle

[aquabee]

Wass FRT?

[eklikewhoa]

Yeah I have a stocklist of wants...

Leo ray
mtoro ray
Xback aro
SR aro
MBU
FRT
gulper cat

I has the MBU already

[Bedlamer]

So Ek did you source any new monster fish for yourself yet? Do you have a potential stocking list worked out yet?

[eklikewhoa]

The other fish weren't as cool so no big loss in comparison.

[Bedlamer]

They looked like small koi

And you would be right, although I think there are a few goldfish mixed in there, but yeah predominantly koi. I guess I couldn't fathom using koi as feeders. I suspose if there is a koi farm around there they would produce a lot of culls. It made me go back and look through all the guys stuff. Its a 350 gallon tank in the back of a medium sized restaurant in Indonesia. He eventually had a 15 hour power outage that killed all the fish except for the Arapima and the Alligator gar (which I learned can also breath air).

[eklikewhoa]

They looked like small koi

[Bedlamer]

kinda disturbing, to see those fish lookin like that.

+1 Those goldfish didn't seem comfortable at all! Poor goldies.

[eklikewhoa]

anything domestic or pertains to that region.

JDM
EDM
USDM

Ricer stuff.

XB = X/Crossback
SR = Super Red.

[Bedlamer]

helps the fish evolve into air breathing creatures.

Its working, but the Arapima had a head start.

[Bedlamer]

Needs XB's.. SR's are overrated lol

OK, I'll bite again. What does XB and SR stand for? Always another fishy abreviation to learn--lol.

The best answer I could find off of MFK for what the JDM in JDM style tanks stood for was Japanese Domestic market. Its usually a term to describe Vehicles intended to remain in Japan--but was co-opted to describe food fish briefly held in tanks stocked to capacity. If anyone has a better informed answer to this please let me know.