Can give me some idea for choosing a new arowana...

[bcarlos]

4 feet is far too small when you consider a jar get's at least half that size. Agreed with mareshow, absolute minimum for any aro is 6X2.

 

[kelvinng01]

Oh my god.... I thought is enough for a arowana in 4ft 18inch size tank.... I really a newbie of keeping feed

 

[sbuse]

Oh my god.... I thought is enough for a arowana in 4ft 18inch size tank.... I really a newbie of keeping feed

thats why this thread was stuck...read the title then the whole thing...

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=329584

 

[HighBackRTG]

It depends on the dimensions. For example a 120 long would be better than a 150 high. 180-240 is the ideal size for a Jar. If you're going for silvers or black/blue, you want to go 240-300. Tank's width has to be at least the length of the fish if it's a jardini. Silvers and black arowanas are fine with widths that are less than their length. They are much more flexible than Jardinis. Length of tank needs to be at least 3x that of the fish or more for comfort. 18 inches and above is ideal for height. Height doesn't matter that much since since all arowanas don't get over 6 inches tall.

 

[kelvinng01]

Then if for chili red arowana need wat dimension of tank?

 

[mareshow]

6'x2'x2' thats the smallest tank size needed by an asian arowana this is in the stickies you should look at them

 

[kelvinng01]

IF like that then alright