Peace wrote:That's a very nice personal contribution, BeachBum. I'm particularly interested in the Giant Gourami, I sometimes see them surface while I lure but they doesn't seem to be a bit interested at lures at all. Anyone knows what's the best way to catch them?
Another interesting fish is the that Eartheater, I can often see them in very shallow waters but they get spooked by lures. Even with baits, they don't seem too eager to take a bite.
my friend ever caught an albino gourami on a wild cherry he found on the ground lol.... he thinks its a cherry
I would be interested to see a picture of that gourami. The giant gourami seems to have a wide variety of diet according to fishbase. I will try some of those when I get the chance.
fishbase wrote:Omnivorous. Feeds on both plants and animals such as some aquatic weeds, fish, frogs, earthworms and sometimes dead animals. Source
Peace wrote:I would be interested to see a picture of that gourami. The giant gourami seems to have a wide variety of diet according to fishbase. I will try some of those when I get the chance.
fishbase wrote:Omnivorous. Feeds on both plants and animals such as some aquatic weeds, fish, frogs, earthworms and sometimes dead animals. Source
sorry but my friend was so freaked out as he had not seen it before that he quickly released it back into the water
I'm particularly interested in the Giant Gourami, I sometimes see them surface while I lure but they doesn't seem to be a bit interested at lures at all. Anyone knows what's the best way to catch them?
The giant gourami seems to have a wide variety of diet according to fishbase. I will try some of those when I get the chance.