Lowest temp aro can take.

Steve_89

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I'd do it.

You never know until you try...
 

Fry

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:eek: wow!


another thing to consider is are you willing to risk your aro jumping out of the pond?
take some pics of the pond....sound cool looking!
yeah, we want pics! we're all a bunch of pic whores
 

joeytoe

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I wouldnt put him in anything lower than between 70-75
 

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i would do it what do you have to lose. Get another one if it dies.70 isn't that cold. Just make sure that you drip him for a while to get him aclimated
 

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No it won't ever go below 70. I will get some pics for you pic whores.:grinyes:
 

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ANY tropical fish can survive water temp from 62 degrees and over. As long as the change is not dramatic. I don't use heaters in my fishtanks ranging from 40 to 330 gallons ( I do not recommend this for everyone). My neighbor has a 700 gallon pond and I kept red devils, Syspilum, flowerhorn, and pacus in there til winter time. I noticed the problem when the water temp dropped to 55 degrees. They were just floating on their sides as if they are in a dazed.
 

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Here is an Idea of it. Like length.




Middle shot



The old lady, 12 years old and close to 3'

 
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