Well, finally moved my large silvers out to their rightful tank 3' tank. 
The first pix is their original indoor tank 7' long. Jar was left behind with stingray but green aro had to be moved back in ... someone bit his tail off.
anyway, the newly moved fishes are doing very well and eating already though don't look so at home. I was initially scared that silver aro would eat the small HBRTG. Larger golden X-back seem better off with silver aros because he swims quite alot now instead of sitting at the bottom.
DAT is largely ignored by all.
Paimas have put on heaps of weight since i got them. They are FAT
and steal everyone's food. I did not realize silver aros were that big. But it is a good thing i guess - almost 3' already see side shot tank). HBRTG is growing fast and does not take nonesense from any. X-back seem to eat more due to increased competition for food.
The first pix is their original indoor tank 7' long. Jar was left behind with stingray but green aro had to be moved back in ... someone bit his tail off.anyway, the newly moved fishes are doing very well and eating already though don't look so at home. I was initially scared that silver aro would eat the small HBRTG. Larger golden X-back seem better off with silver aros because he swims quite alot now instead of sitting at the bottom.
DAT is largely ignored by all.
Paimas have put on heaps of weight since i got them. They are FAT
and steal everyone's food. I did not realize silver aros were that big. But it is a good thing i guess - almost 3' already see side shot tank). HBRTG is growing fast and does not take nonesense from any. X-back seem to eat more due to increased competition for food.
