December 15, 201213 yr We have a pond that came with the house, it doesn't have many fish in it but the previous owners said that at different times it has had and we believe it still has some, Bar dok, Bar chon & Bar More Fish. Do any of these fist eat other fish or are they all vegetarian ? Thanks
December 15, 201213 yr Pla Chon = Giant Snakehead - Piscivores Pla Duk = Walking Catfish - Omnivorous Pla More ? Edited December 15, 201213 yr by Mosha
December 16, 201213 yr Pla Chon = Giant Snakehead - Piscivores Pla Duk = Walking Catfish - Omnivorous Pla More ? Pla Mor = Climbing Perch - Useful fish, as they will eat insects and larvae. Not a true perch, it has a labyrinth organ enabling it to breath air.
December 16, 201213 yr Pla Chon = Giant Snakehead - Piscivores Pla Duk = Walking Catfish - Omnivorous Pla More ? Pla Mor = Climbing Perch - Useful fish, as they will eat insects and larvae. Not a true perch, it has a labyrinth organ enabling it to breath air. Pla Chon is the commonn or striped snakehead not giant.
December 16, 201213 yr Pla Chon = Giant Snakehead - Piscivores Pla Duk = Walking Catfish - Omnivorous Pla More ? Pla Mor = Climbing Perch - Useful fish, as they will eat insects and larvae. Not a true perch, it has a labyrinth organ enabling it to breath air. Pla Chon is the commonn or striped snakehead not giant. My mistake, still a piscivore though, and can get to 1 metre.
December 16, 201213 yr Pla Mor = Anabas testudineus - Climbing perch ฿70/kg (farmgate) ฿120-฿150 (retail) Raise in farm using pellet feed, harvest in 3-4 months. Edited December 16, 201213 yr by RedBullHorn
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