Would these fish be fine with each other

[Dinodude]

Hey,
I am new to monster fish keepers.
I would like to know if this fish stock would be fine in a 50,000 gallon pond(note this question is for future reference and I am 13)
-1 Red tailed catfish
-1 Sterlet sturgeon
-1 Arapaima(I have a feeling this would be incompatible with the other fish I hope I am wrong)
-1 African Tiger fish(I have feeling this would also be incompatible)
-3 Pacu
-3 Arowana
-Tiger shovelnose catfish
-1 Longnose gar
I have my doubts they will live together
The ph I thnk should be kept on 7 and the temperature should be kept 70 fahrenheit(again correct me if I am wrong)

 

[Runitis]

Those would work in a 50,000g pond. Except the temp should be a little higher for the tropical fish atleast 74-75. The sturgeon I have no idea.

I need to spark up my fish life

 

[muskieboy]

Wait till you build the pond, then ask your questions. But yes your stocking is fine other than the sturgeon.



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[Dinodude]

Ok whew
I was not a huge fan of the sterlet anyway.
My day is made thanks

 

[oscaroo]

a 50,000 gallon pond sounds very unrealistic... You know how big that would be? just don't get the arapima and sturgen and get a 1500-3000 gallon pond...

 

[Dinodude]

My dad is saving his money
I am making it 8 feet deep.
I do my research

 

[Dinodude]

if you want to be specific then 44,886
the dimensions of pond is 25X3X8 feet
I believe this is very doable

 

[fobrinkle]

It won't work at three feet wide. Fish won't be able to turn around. Is this going to be in ground? Basement/plywood?

 

[everlastace]

When you grow up your daddy wont pay for everything you know.

Chill out! The kid is 13 years old, his dad is trying to help fuel his passion for an awesome hobby! And it sounds like he's gonna do most of the work himself.

 

[RampageRR]

It won't work at three feet wide. Fish won't be able to turn around. Is this going to be in ground? Basement/plywood?

He's right, unless you mean 3 feet deep. Most of these fish will be pushing 3 feet full grown - you're going to need more than 3 feet of width by good bit.