Asian Aro + Clown Knife + Polypterus = compatible?

[Death03]

My friend who is kinda my uncle lol will build a 72x30x24" tank (224 gal) and will go with a RTG aro, clown knife and 2 bichirs (dunno what kind though). Are they compatible? and also are are they okay in that tank for life? Please help. Also if the tank size will not be okay for life what size would you recommend for all that fish?

 

[kno4te]

I think it should be ok. Probably can get away with the tank size as long as the fish stay in there designated zones. A 300g would be a better choice for uncle. I mean if the fish don't reach their max sizes then they'll be ok.


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[Death03]

What dimension would be better for a 300g? also how much will be a rtg aro will cost?

 

[TexanMFKer]

Rtg aros cost 250 im asia

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[Death03]

$250?

 

[fuzzlebug]

Better with 2.1/2' or 3' high for the aro. All them can coexist but you should go with a bigger tank, an 8x3x3 would be a good start.


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[Aweshade9]

$250?

RTG of good quality can cost over $1000. But sometimes the less expensive fish turn out way better.

 

[Death03]

Better with 2.1/2' or 3' high for the aro. All them can coexist but you should go with a bigger tank, an 8x3x3 would be a good start.

The maximum space he have is only for 80x30x30" and after reading this he would build the 80x30x30" tank. would this build be enough for them? I think it's past 300 gal? and he also ask if he can add some clown loach for some bottom cleaning?

 

[Death03]

RTG of good quality can cost over $1000. But sometimes the less expensive fish turn out way better.

That's 44,000 Pesos here in our country! I hope we will find a breeder that has some good and cheaper rtg

 

[fuzzlebug]

Yeah go as big as possible, better for fish, and clown loaches would be ok, as long as they are really big so they can't be eaten


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