EDIT: ALL TROLLING IN THIS POST IS UNINTENTIONAL. THIS IS A PERFECTLY GENUINE CURIOSITY POST; I caught him out of a pond that has invasive species rules. I don't recall how he got to my house, but he can't go back, and he can't stay. Either I find someone with a pond he and his progeny can't escape from or he becomes dinner- the only question on the latter is if he's feeding me or my chickens.

He's 12-inches long and you need two hands to hold'im.

If he's any sort of eatable, he'd make a hearty meal for two.

Posted by QueefSeekingMissile

16 Comments

  1. If you’re trying to offend someone, this is a fishing not a fishkeeping sub. We’d happily fillet him for bait.

  2. After_Ride9911 on

    Your dentist’s office will probably ban you for life if you try to jack their aquarium fish.

  3. It’s a carp. They used to be considered quite the delicacy. You can still find recipes.

  4. Looking at it objectively, it’s just a carp, so I’d stick to the usual methods for preparing carp.

    Personally, I would have killed the fish long ago and fed it to my dog.
    The inflation isn’t quite that bad, after all.

  5. Combi8ionOxygenation on

    Only one way to find out. 😈

    He’d make for quite a few meals actually. Besides the fillets, you have Fishhead soup, and if you take a portion of the soup and add stock or water, potatoes, carrots, more seasoning maybe and you have fishhead *stew*. Store it in the freezer for later.

  6. DooberSpoot99 on

    How could you not recall transporting a fish to a tank in your own house? Haha, but in seriousness I would put it on your local facebook marketplace or something for someone to have as a pet

  7. VanessaAlexis on

    I’m going to give you a real answer since most people are trolling. Goldfish are a carp and are eaten in many parts of the world. So you can eat this giant goldfish it’s just they take on the taste of the water around them so he probably won’t taste very good. And they are very boney. The meat quality isn’t great. 

    You could humanely kill him and boil him for dog food if you think the taste will be off putting. 

  8. TrickyDickyAtItAgain on

    Go back to that pond with a can of corn. Use the kernels as bait. Catch as many of these guys as you can and feed them to your chickens/garden/compost pile. They completely destroy ecosystems because they dig up and eat all the plants that the native fish need to lay eggs.

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