Aro pond

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Maybe if the pond is not too big a bog standard pond filter should do but thats what I think you are looking at $100-$150 for a good one..... I think.
 
bio balls are great can be expensive for a lot try pot scrubbers or lava rock for cheapo ways.... coffee filters get expensive try paint strainer bags froma paint store.... floss is great go to a fabric store and by big sheets of 100% polyester batting and cut to size ... carbon can be expensive too so once you get the biomedia seeded good you wont need that at all
 
And put it under a low branched tree!!!! Watch the birds get eatin!!!! Ya!! That would be Radical!!!!!!
 
Here I think, that above view is great for a change, but aros are best from their sides. My tank I can see them from the sides, but it is low enough that when I feed I can still look down upon them. Even if the pond is at ground level you can put a glass pane in on the side.
 
there's this guy in singapore who bred an x-back and a red asian aro pair in his backyard pond

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bentank1 said:
i want it. my pond will be indoor. thgats why its in the I-N-D-O-O-R Ponds section. DUUUUUUUUUUh.
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yeah i know, im just letting you in on some info that a pond is possible for aros, even breeding them at home. it dont matter if you have it in or outside your house as long as you got the space and besides, wyldfa is right, aros arent that nice from the top unless you get x-back golden asians( aros that actually have golden color at the back portion) which you cant coz its illegal in the states. if you plan to keep silvers, stick to a large, very large tank. you'll appreciate arowana beauty better that way . but then again...........
 
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