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Awesome photo! Congrats!

Congrats to you both!

Lovin' the bowfront, Nick! a word of caution, the tank bug can bite pretty hard! Awesome tanks in this thread, guys and gals. Very inspiring!

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Sorry didn't realize you posted this two years ago.....

Lens? I already know which body you have....

Very classy set up. Well executed!

Red or gold would look fine in your tank. Personally I'd go with a red in a tank with black background, but thats me. In terms of how small an aro you could get, the gars worry me. Well actually, I wouldn't mix the two species at all. I wouldn't want those gar teeth tearing up the scales oor...

They can be imported into Canada. Expect to pay 4-5 times what you would pay for a high quality x-back for one. Expect to pay a lot more for a high quality King.

Check out this tutorial http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?561950-How-to-post-pictures-and-videos-on-MFK

Beef heart is extremely high in protein and i personally would not use it as a staple. I feed my aros market shrimp, Hikari massivore pellets and carrot gut loaded superworms as a treat. Younger aros get more meat while adults get more pellets as growth slows.

It's what I feed my asian aros and never had an issue. My gold is 9 years old this month. :D

Sounds like a cool tank but i think you answered your own question. Try removing the dragons for a week and see what happens....

And to add, I'll be upgrading the 8x2x2 to an 8x3x2 for the red just to give him room to turn. They do not turn on a dime like silver aros do.

I have two asians in 8 foot tanks that both started out in 6 ft 180s. In my humble and honest opinion, a 6 foot tank is not long enough although many keep them in smaller tanks. If you want them to have the room to bolt without smashing lids when they get spooked, and they do, 8 feet is ideal...

Thanks, Kolt. Thats a pretty crazy shot you posted! Here's another....

Thanks. I still have the Red Tail Gold aro and a Diablo Red aro. Been doing a lot of travelling and wildlife photography. Getting back into shooting fish this winter. I want to try a couple of new techniques and see if I can top my older stuff...

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