Ok...so for one, I wouldn't reccomend keeping African Cichlids with an Arowana. And two, I would leave the Arowana alone. It should be fine if it doesn't show signs of sickness or injury. How far did it fall? Did it fling itself across the room or plop a few feet down from the tank?My african chiclids chased my asian Arowana and my arowana jumped out of the tank.thankfully my mom was there at the time.can anyone tell me what to do?
What he said ^Put the fish back and monitor. Hopefully should be ok. Gonna have to possibly separate cichlids from aro. Gonna have to cover tank too!
How long was the Asian Arowana added with the African Cichlids.
I agree with separating the aro from the African cichlids. I think the same harassment will be given from the African Cichlids. Arowana are not equipped to fight back imo.
Well with my experience with Silver Arowana.
2 ft downOk...so for one, I wouldn't reccomend keeping African Cichlids with an Arowana. And two, I would leave the Arowana alone. It should be fine if it doesn't show signs of sickness or injury. How far did it fall? Did it fling itself across the room or plop a few feet down from the tank?
Ok, that isn't too terrible. It should be fine. As mentioned above, just leave it alone for a while and monitor it closely. Then, after a few days, rehome the African Cichlids in favor of more appropriate tank mates (assuming that you prefer the Arowana).2 ft down