pitted stonefish

[namxas]

I suspect that 22" sculpin would most likely swallow the 5" Erosa in pretty short order, even if it was a maxed-out adult. We do still need to evaluate the Erosa over time to see what type of feeder it's going to be and how it handles foods of various size before making any decisions on tankmates.

So far, I'm thinking that it might be a great tankmate for P. heterura or D. bellus (if we ever come across one!)...

 

[NuttinSpecial]

I suspect that 22" sculpin would most likely swallow the 5" Erosa in pretty short order, even if it was a maxed-out adult. We do still need to evaluate the Erosa over time to see what type of feeder it's going to be and how it handles foods of various size before making any decisions on tankmates.

So far, I'm thinking that it might be a great tankmate for P. heterura or D. bellus (if we ever come across one!)...

Lol oh. I thought the stone fish would max out closer to 12" or so lol nvm

 

[seahorsedreams]

 

[silentcivilian]

Silent Civ's stonie is S. verrucosa (Reef Stonefish).

You rang?

I am ashamed that other video pops up.. damn 300+ views... check out this one - Here because well its much better quality, you see all the muscle movement, fin movement etc...

As for the stoney.. Yay! Always awesome to see more of the darling muppet babies finding good home.

As for their rep of killing people.. remember, more people get bit by tomato clowns then people get stung by stones.. or bit by triggers, or eels etc.. Where I am from, there are some pretty stiff warnings before buying.. except that one lfs guy that didnt know how dangerous a blue ring oct was.. that made me sad they even brought one in..

So photo updates will be required!

 

[AlexS95]

Don't forget to add it to your signature of 'We have...'!

 

[seahorsedreams]

There's no more characters allowed in my siggy!

He took frozen tonight.

 

[rayn]

Cool, glad to hear he is doing well.