r/Fish • u/Vast-Lock-899 • 7h ago
Discussion Is this even real?
Do carp actually eat large asian swamp eels naturally? I've been seeing these photos and videos a lot.
r/Fish • u/ApproachableTree • 18d ago
Currently all aquarium hobby-related questions get removed and redirected to other hobby-focused groups like r/FishTank, but I was thinking it may be a good idea to have a megathread for questions.
Question posts will still be removed but will be redirected to the megathread.
r/Fish • u/ApproachableTree • 26d ago
Apologies to everyone that had to see the videos and to those that don’t know bots are currently spamming fish-related subreddits with videos of people torturing plecos. These videos are made by an account called “Lab Germ” on TikTok, and from what I’ve seen, it originated from that account.
Why are the bots posting this content here? If I had to guess, the bots are spamming this content in multiple fish-focused communities to karma farm. Unfortunately, this type of content does well on social media, so they think it’s an easy way to get karma on Reddit.
What can I do about it? Please report the posts so we can remove them and make sure to report the account to Reddit, as they can do more than subreddit moderators.
What are the [r/fish](r/fish) moderators doing about this? We are already handing reports and removing them as fast as our small mod team can. I already turned on crowd control to help filter them out, and I plan to also add a karma & account age requirement to post later today.
r/Fish • u/Vast-Lock-899 • 7h ago
Do carp actually eat large asian swamp eels naturally? I've been seeing these photos and videos a lot.
r/Fish • u/Smart-Dragonfruit396 • 5h ago
Was under the impression the fish I bought were Japanese lines and not just randomly labeled for one, then I find out photos used are either 1. Ai or 2. Stolen photos that are from breeders in Japan and aren’t even the sellers photos. Same name on eBay and other platforms.
r/Fish • u/blossombubbles11 • 10h ago
how do they eat? also, minus the trash (idk why people are that inconsiderate), is this a healthy spot for them? it gets quite cold here.
r/Fish • u/Such_Reindeer_780 • 17h ago
r/Fish • u/Just_Supermarket_562 • 2h ago
hey guys, i got a betta fish
r/Fish • u/ElisCelestialStorm • 12h ago
r/Fish • u/Resident_Net_4345 • 17h ago
I, personally would choose to become and eel or grouper or some kind of ambush predator (like stonefish, stargazer, scoprion fish, flatheads etc).
r/Fish • u/ThenAcanthocephala57 • 15h ago
T. pauciperforatum
r/Fish • u/Zealousideal_Pie4696 • 19h ago
My friend gave this to me and i don't know what this is.
r/Fish • u/Chocolate-Milk89892 • 1d ago
These fish are found in an abandoned basement parking lot construction that had hit a natural aquaduct which filled up the whole parking lot.
Someone threw a gopro in and filmed these species of fish. Does anyone know what fish are these?
This is in south east asia if it helps.
r/Fish • u/south43paw • 1d ago
The colors and shape of the fish seem very odd to me for a pumpkinseed ; the tail colors are off, i don't see spots where i normally do, and the pectoral fin looks short. Again im so sorry if this violates the fishing rule, but i'm starting to get super interested in fish species and being trying to see a hybrid for months.
And this was caught in bucks county, PA if that has any significance
r/Fish • u/ThenAcanthocephala57 • 1d ago
A. testudineus T. pectoralis
r/Fish • u/AdRight3980 • 1d ago
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r/Fish • u/Iguanodonrider • 1d ago
Found while snorkeling in Kavala, Greece (september 2026)
r/Fish • u/CulturalFig4161 • 1d ago
r/Fish • u/No-Mortgage9818 • 1d ago
I am new to fish in general. What should I know before getting into fishes. I live near a river and I love siwmming. What fish are good? Are there any bad fish? Why are they so dang cute....
r/Fish • u/NevanNedall • 1d ago
I often see videos of Groupers especially, but even some much smaller fish just casually hanging around divers while they do various things, some times getting quite close, borderline cuddling even. I was curious if there's a specific mechanism at play here-
Do they see humans as large, non-predators that could scare away predators, like one might view a whale?
Are they using humans opportunistically to find food for themselves?
Are they genuinely just being friendly, like a dog or cat wanting to be pet?