reptileguy2727;5111217; said:You already have fish that will be way too big for that tank, so you are not double checking enough before buying. One arowana will outgrow that tank, You didn't specify so I am assuming it's a silver, which will hit 4' and you hve two of them. Those are two of the largest species of bichirs.
That tank in the pic is the kind of tank I don't like. A bare, overcrowded show tank that is just a status symbol or show off, it is not designed for the fish but for the owner. You need to get the largest tank possible and then accept its limitations. Adding fish that will grealty outgrow it is not in the best interest of the fish and sets a bad example for the hobby. I said something about this in the 'post pics of your show tanks' thread, but this is exactly why I said something. People see those tanks and think it is alright, when it is not. I am sorry this forum set a bad example for you and that your fish are now at risk.
Please focus on finding proper homes for at least the arowanas, then on sticking to your limitations. The last thing that should happen is adding more fish, especially more that will outgrow the tank.
buddy like i said before i wont buy fish i cant house im starting my 180 and was asking no fish is at risk dont have the fish and wont cus now i understand the tanks to small

let it stay im good with that lol