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Posted by aquadntn on March 14, 2003 at 19:45:22:

In Reply to: Re: blue cobra snakeheads?!?!?!?! posted by friendOfChanna on February 18, 2003 at 02:29:03:

Does this site (snakeheads.org) require an account for access? If so, how does one go about getting an account?

::Cobras are good fish. Not as mean as the Reds. As for the requirements youll need a large tank. Cobras get 3ft-4ft in home aquariums. So yea to keep one comfortable youll have to have at least a 300gal tank. As for care. Easy. If you had snakeheads before then you should have no prob. Feedings might get a bit expensive so get it started on something other then Feeder fish

:Dear snakeheads lover,
:be aware that common names for snakeheads are fancy names which not even the dealer knows what he sells. Therefore I always pledge for the scientific names. Badly there is no name like BLUE cobra snakehead. If you say cobra snakehead it is either C. marulius or in rarely C. marulioides. Go for the galleries at http://wwww.snakeheads.org there you can see pics of both species. If you have identified them you also can retrieve aquaristic information on them.

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