can i keep these huge guys together ?

[Drstrangelove]

So, what size is your tank?

 

[Wrightt3]

You seem to be avoiding giving us your tank size... For all those fish, you're going to need something massive!

 

[rob1984]

I just picked up a 300g few weeks ago here, so transferring everyone from the 150g to the 300g

 

[Wrightt3]

IMO your going to need a bare minimum of 500g when they are all fully grown (preferably more)

 

[festaedan]

when aros are full grown they can get upwards of 4 feet, pbass can get over 2 ft and if that gar is an really aligator gar it can easily get upwards of 4 feet. Gars are very aggressive so there is a small chance he'll attack your aro.

 

[Siddons11]

300g should be okay for a few years. And ime gar are not aggressive at all towards big fish. That combo should be just fine.

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[ElectricBlueSeanBurch]

when aros are full grown they can get upwards of 4 feet, pbass can get over 2 ft and if that gar is an really aligator gar it can easily get upwards of 4 feet. Gars are very aggressive so there is a small chance he'll attack your aro.

Good to know aro's and gator gar have the same max size... Great advise

 

[fwprawn]

I guess they are "making" miniature Gator Gars now. Nice!

 

[Drstrangelove]

Alligator gars can go up to 10 feet. This is hopefully something else (e.g., a florida gar.)

 

[David R]

300g is volume, not size. If it is 96x30x24" LxWxH you'll be able to house tne aro until is is close to 30" in length, so you should get 3-4 years out of it. If it is only 24" wide you'll be looking to upgrade a lot sooner.