haynchinook334 Giant Snakehead MFK Member Feb 14, 2008 14,486 249 147 \m/(O_o)\m/ Jan 16, 2011 #11 Then I would say no arowana for you. If a 40gal is the biggest you can do, then I would recommend you don't get one.
Then I would say no arowana for you. If a 40gal is the biggest you can do, then I would recommend you don't get one.
WeeNe858 Piranha MFK Member Dec 20, 2006 1,253 31 81 :] Jan 16, 2011 #12 ^ agree any type of arowana needs at least a 150 gallon with special dimensions to be happy. start researching other fishes that look like arowana as alternatives. (lets hope he still doesn't get one.)
^ agree any type of arowana needs at least a 150 gallon with special dimensions to be happy. start researching other fishes that look like arowana as alternatives. (lets hope he still doesn't get one.)
Bderick67 Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Aug 18, 2006 16,813 72 857 Colorado Jan 16, 2011 #13 ropefish;4799784; said: i want a species tank. and the biggest tank i can get is a 40 gal Click to expand... See post #3
ropefish;4799784; said: i want a species tank. and the biggest tank i can get is a 40 gal Click to expand... See post #3
Juxtaroberto Fire Eel MFK Member Jan 1, 2009 1,965 2 68 34 Los Angeles, CA, USA Jan 16, 2011 #14 40 is definitely a no-no. Look into the African Butterflyfish. It shares some characteristics the arowana does, but only reaches about 5" or so.
40 is definitely a no-no. Look into the African Butterflyfish. It shares some characteristics the arowana does, but only reaches about 5" or so.
R ropefish Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 15, 2011 21 0 0 usa Jan 18, 2011 #15 i know a 40 gal is too small I didn't find out until 3 days ago. could a black aro and a silver live in the same tank?
i know a 40 gal is too small I didn't find out until 3 days ago. could a black aro and a silver live in the same tank?