people in the gar section can't assume that everything is alwats black and white. sometimes there is a little grey. if what i just told you worked for me, how can anyone say that i'm not doing the right thing? like i said, it's often just a matter of common sense . . . and maybe even a little luck. I am willing to guarantee that i'm not the first person who has done this and i won't be the last. free thinking is not a sin.
Arowana Tank Mates
- Thread starter BenSow
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I think we both are in agreement.
I have 3x 12+" oscars in a 700g pond with a 24+" jardini and the oscars get hammered constantly by the jar- but even before the jar became their roommate 6 months ago, the oscars were intolerable of each other- I have a bunch of flowerpots and rocks in the pond as shelter for them- but as soon as one of the oscars comes from hiding, if the jardini doesnt nail him, one of the other oscars do- and at full aggression just like the aro does- I know that jardinis are the most aggressive arowana, but I also know greens and banjars are right up there with jars in aggression
I also have a 15" black arowana with a 12" florida in a 220g tank, and they often swim at the same level, but are almost completely oblivious of each other- but Ive also found blacks to be among the softest of the arowanas in aggression-
I dont know if that helps, because each fish and situation is different- but I can tell you that its what happens in my pond and one of my tanks
I also have a 15" black arowana with a 12" florida in a 220g tank, and they often swim at the same level, but are almost completely oblivious of each other- but Ive also found blacks to be among the softest of the arowanas in aggression-
I dont know if that helps, because each fish and situation is different- but I can tell you that its what happens in my pond and one of my tanks
