Uh oh . . . lol, Houston, we have a problem.synrgst;1818585; said:
Gonna be trouble with that aro before long. 50 gallons won't even close to cut it for the jardini if you are planning on a nice little community.2 newest fish
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Gonna be trouble with that aro before long. 50 gallons won't even close to cut it for the jardini if you are planning on a nice little community.i know 50 gallons aint big enough for tha aro, i don't have tha money to just go and buy 100 or 150 gal tank. so i plan to upgrade to a 50or 55 then wen tha aro get bigger tha tank get bigger. but thanks for letting me know. my fish guy didn't even want to sell to me cuz the size of tank i hav. but he did n tha aro is doin pretty good.
synrgst;1819491; said:
Dude, just get some fish that dont require thousands of dallars. No biggy, just place them to homes with bigger tanks. I'm starting to think my 240 is too small for my 18" Arrow. Give your fish some swimmin room.
You're going to like it here, but it doesn't sound like you'll have the means to keep the aro and tig properly anytime soon - they grow much faster than you might think. My advice is to sell the two off and work on a larger tank for the sev and mono. You sound like a guy with some sense, don't wait until it's too late. I know it will be years before I get my 300 gallon or larger and can properly keep an aro but we must do what's right for the sake of our aquatic friends.
