About to go into Aro overload!!!!

[cichlaguapote]

I personally would go 1 or 3(edit ^ he beat me to it lol) unless those two are already fine living together somewhere else..(Judy's blues?)

But honestly I'm only saying that if you really want a blue. Because if you really want a jardini I would probably take my chances as long as I have an exit plan for it if it doesn't work. I would think by 10-12" you should have an idea how your jar is acting, and around that size should be easy to get rid of if it don't work.

 

[Bderick67]

two 24" blacks in a 180g? Is this there final home? I've got two 24"+ silvers that I/they can't wait to get out of a 180g tank.

 

[Justin94565]

lol 24 in a 180, interesting, I got a 125 long 6x2 height 3 is that big enough for 1 silver

 

[catfishlover106]

if your planning on getting 2 large blue arowana's...i think...well i think most of us think you should get them with a larger tank than a 180 gallon....it may last forever for a Jardini or Silver Arowana but anything with more of the same arowana's...will need a bigger tank...try finding a 240 gallon or a 300 gallon...just a suggestion if you do perhaps plan on getting 2-3 blue arowana's

 

[Bderick67]

lol 24 in a 180, interesting, I got a 125 long 6x2 height 3 is that big enough for 1 silver

this makes no sense

 

[catfishlover106]

lol 24 in a 180, interesting, I got a 125 long 6x2 height 3 is that big enough for 1 silver

Not for life....but for awhile sure...like a year or so...depends on what size the silver arowana is...

 

[catfishlover106]

lol 24 in a 180, interesting, I got a 125 long 6x2 height 3 is that big enough for 1 silver

But dude this really doesnt make any sense on the dimensions...if you say its a 6'x2'x3'....then it wont be a 125 gallon...that would be 269.68 gallons...

 

[catfishlover106]

but if you mean it another way...iono what your talking about dude....=/ try clearing up your sentences before posting it or try editing it to make it correct