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While i ask here. The shop keeper said that 5ft tank is enough for them. Thats y i have bought them
Cant i keep my babies healthier and happier in 5ft tank?Need Guidance to maintain arowana for long healthy life
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While i ask here. The shop keeper said that 5ft tank is enough for them. Thats y i have bought them Cant i keep my babies healthier and happier in 5ft tank?OMG
While i ask here. The shop keeper said that 5ft tank is enough for them. Thats y i have bought them Cant i keep my babies healthier and happier in 5ft tank? OMG
Here they are selling ocean Free, inch gold arowana and Hikari for arowana.
Arowana get big! Asian arowana get large but not as big as silvers. About 30" top, a 60" tank isn't quite enough imo
8 x 3 footprint is the smallest to consider, a pop up pool can work too
8 x 3 footprint is the smallest to consider, a pop up pool can work too
Here they said that our arowana only grow upto two feets. So its easy for us to maintain. Like that they said bro.
it's good to have 4 x the length and 1.5 x the width of the fish for ample swimming space
The 5ft tank can work... Let's guess say it's a minimum size
Is your aro trained on pellets? You can also consider baby frogs or mealworms at this moment if it does not eat pellets
With a good filtration, an aro and oscar is not a problem... Good to have a fish competing with the aro for food, many keepers says it helps with the aro appetite
Is your aro trained on pellets? You can also consider baby frogs or mealworms at this moment if it does not eat pellets
With a good filtration, an aro and oscar is not a problem... Good to have a fish competing with the aro for food, many keepers says it helps with the aro appetite
It might not even get that big if you keep it in a small tank...
5' isn't enough length for an active 2' long fish, and IMO having just enough room to turn around isn't really right either. I raised my green aro up to 16" in a 6x2.5x2' tank, and even at that size the tank was starting to look small. Perhaps you could keep it in a smaller tank, but they really deserve an 8x3' footprint if possible.
