Can i keep my silver for life

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yes i think over time the length will get a bit tight butthat will be a while. and eveb though the length might be tight you would still have a heap of width
 
you have to look at it this way bruce over the last few weeks you have asked will this pond you have set up be big enought

for

a RTC rays and a silver aro thats not including the threads i have missed

it wont be big enought for all the fish you want to put in
 
exactly what t1 said... yea u could keep a sil in that pond, and yes it probably will be fine for years. no it is no ideal, the length is really too short but it would do. watch ur water quality and dont overstock it....
 
yes, Delgado................seems like an old topic
 
T1KARMANN;1841363; said:
you have to look at it this way bruce over the last few weeks you have asked will this pond you have set up be big enought

for

a RTC rays and a silver aro thats not including the threads i have missed

it wont be big enought for all the fish you want to put in
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Yeah im just gettign ideas, for the 3 fish, id only keep 1 of the species in probably the arowana.
 
Well that's close to 7' diagonally for what that's worth. I'd say it's ok but surely on the low end...but if you think of it people will recommend an 8x3 footprint and the area is nearly the saem. Yeah less length but with the extra width he can actually swim in a circle rather than just back and forth. If he gets over 36" you'll probably want something a bit bigger.
 
should be ok just watch the water quality and make sure you have only the aro in there

also bruce how do i join the monster catfish league?
 
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