Absolutely not.
If your channa is not dead before it reaches the arowana size (if he even eats with the stress of such a big fish), your arowana is soon going to miss bits and pieces.
Rocks make good tankmates. I have a freind who kept a blood parrot with some kind of channa for 5 years, but I thtink it was some kind of miracle, as he said it would even attack plecos.
Rocks make good tankmates. I have a freind who kept a blood parrot with some kind of channa for 5 years, but I thtink it was some kind of miracle, as he said it would even attack plecos.
He was extremely lucky mate. My small fella is a badass and he attacked everything..my x2 bigger oscar and my vieja felt it..Now he is in a (small) 240L juwel rio but he is juvenile and the tank is 1,20. I ll rehome him at September in a 9ft tank. But in a 9ft can he have some tankmates?
Not a Striata, but my brother once put a 6 inch silver arowana in with a 6inch micropeltes. The arowana was found half in, half out of the micro, both dead!
I talked with a friend who works for 10 years only with channas and he has shop in Malasia with them and he said that striata can live alone and only..