Arowana Info

[Crazy mike]

They eat monkeys? This I want to see.

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+1 I need to see that


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[nirman]

You should remove "monkeys," and put "like monkeys" after "they leap out of the water".

 

[Andrink]

They do, at older ages when larger, they take monkeys.

 

[Andrink]

But they are known as water monkeys themselves.

 

[Andrink]

I have feeling I'll get some bad comments. Sorry guys, I tried.

 

[rodger]

Where did the monkey information come from? I have never read that.

 

[rodger]

And I appreciate what you are trying to do.

 

[Andrink]

Well I'm making a bit of an explanation on each type of Arowana.

 

[Bderick67]

Well looks like the Pygmy marmoset is the smallest amazonian monkey at 6 ounces and 6 inches long.

So I just ordered up a dozen of these little guys for my arowana @ www. getyourfeedermonkeys .com

 

[that_fish_Guy]

What I think is a lot of the time people see silvers in 55-180 gallon tanks and they assume that that's an ok size to keep them in but in reality the owner uses it as a grow out because fish in their pond are too big to get along with them but yet I think a 180 will suffice for a year or maybe a little more and then then you should move to your existing pond or pool I don't think you would get the full lifespan or full enjoyment out of an Arowana living in a tank I mean you could do it but I would not recommend it but then again I'm no expert its only my opinion


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