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damn, i woulda jumped on one of those 180's

jardinis are aggressive when they start growing and when they're small they're vulnerable. leave the jardini by itself

^ nothing wrong with that evz hehehe

the silvers i've raised before are pretty skittish, i left a lamp type light on next to them 24/7 and the light seem to help them calm down. they're more shy and jumpy when they're little but when they get bigger, any fish that can fit in their mouths become snacks. i have a 4 in jardini now, he...

Thanks Evz, i have one thats about 3.5 inches. I'll hold off on pellet training until he gets a little larger. The good news is he bites for hikari sticks... But shortly after he will spit them out Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app

So at what size did you end up successfully pellet training your guy? Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app

once the discus can fit in the aro's mouth they'll magically disappear

well first of all you need to wash your eyes with copious amounts of water... then probably call poison control or ask the company what to do in case of contact with your eyes... gl

the crawfish always have a hard time catching minnows because they were fast swimmers so every night i'd catch one and rubber band it onto a small stone for the crawfish to eat. but yes, important points are the shells-leave it alone so they can eat it or their shell may not fully harden and...

i've read that they eat their molted shells to regain the calcium to harden the new shell they have on. IME when my crayfish didn't eat their shells they tended to stay soft... if that makes sense. i use tap water in all my tanks and the pH tends to run on the high side so it's not like the...

maybe he's sad you sold his friends :(

i think chain pet stores are a hit or miss... most petco/petsmarts that i've been to have maybe one specialist for the fish section... most of the time of course they're not there and joe blow is the one manning the department and of course he knows nothing about fish... most of the time i see...

Good day MFK Aro Keepers... I have been looking at different pictures of Jardinis recently and I noticed that these fish are all labeled "Jardini" but their colors are not all the same... some being more silver with pearl scales, others more gold in color, then we have that jet black batik...

i think we should forward this to mythbusters

one would also think that with a large ship sailing the seas, fire would not be a problem because there is no shortage of water, however fire remains to be one of the biggest hazards to ships. lol love the thought, i wish i could have a 10k gallon tank...

Thank you so much. I'm asian and i live in America. we're not ****ing savages that eat everything and anything that comes our way. truthfully this is the first time i've heard of people eating asian arowanas. i know in the amazon river basin silver arowanas are game fish and are eaten... but...

i used to have a 55 gal grow out for my arowana, it stunk up the room. don't do it man.

somebody needs to verify this but i read somewhere that those household CFLs emit a spectrum of light that is conducive to algae growth.

agree with the above posts, tank wasn't cycled. ammonia from waste killed the fish. especially agree with the gravel comment.

my aros only like hikari jumbo carni-sticks... i get snubbed when i try to feed prawn or smelt unless they're real hungry. i'm in the process of training them on different pellets and different foods. they're about 18 inches long now.