New Silver Aro Pics & Future Plan!
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It's just a grow out. Calm down. Would you rather have me put it in my 220 and get eaten by my Catfish? It'll be going in a 55 gallon soon anyways.
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Just did a water change and I decided to take a few pictures. It's grown about an inch or so and it's fins are looking great. Currently still eating live but I'm trying crickets soon once all the fish have been eaten. Once I get it accustomed to eating from the surface I'm going to try pellets and tilapia filets. Once it accepts pellets or raw fish it's time for an Upgrade! Most likely to my 20 gallon or 55 gallon community tank.
My plants are doing great and my floating plants are growing like weeds. I also added a DIY black background.
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My plants are doing great and my floating plants are growing like weeds. I also added a DIY black background.
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Thanks guys!
I'll probably upload a few more pictures tomorrow. Sent from my iPad using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
very nice.
Personally i would get it into the 55 right away, It will soon hit a growth spurt and it'll outgrow the ten and then the 55 in a matter of months! You'll get healthier growth by giving it more room to move around. Silvers can easily surpass 18" in the first year. Probably will only get another year before the 220 starts to get too small.
envious you can do an outdoor pond! not an option up here !
Personally i would get it into the 55 right away, It will soon hit a growth spurt and it'll outgrow the ten and then the 55 in a matter of months! You'll get healthier growth by giving it more room to move around. Silvers can easily surpass 18" in the first year. Probably will only get another year before the 220 starts to get too small.
envious you can do an outdoor pond! not an option up here !
+1 My silver went from 5 inches to about 16 inches in just one year. they dont grow as fast as rtc are supposed to, but still very fast nonetheless.
