Extreme Aro Community Risk (Loads Of Pictures)

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Koji

Koji

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Have been keeping my current RTG com for months and decided to take a gamble in housing much smaller aros with them. Been housing them together for over 3 days and so far they're doing great and eating together. Guess I can conclude that they're peaceful in there.

Some pictures to share. Some may find it extremely risky but do rest ensured that I'm monitoring them very closely.:)

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benzjamin13;894687; said:
That tank rock! :headbang2
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Thanks. Now I just wish my silvers and the jar in there grow fast and big to match the rest of the gang in there.:popcorn:
 
damn koji, ur nuts lol. my aros would make a quick snack out of that size arowana lol.

i wanted to try adding a small silver to my 400, but im afraid if they pick on it, i wont be able to catch it n take it out.
 
ethnics;894703; said:
damn koji, ur nuts lol. my aros would make a quick snack out of that size arowana lol.

i wanted to try adding a small silver to my 400, but im afraid if they pick on it, i wont be able to catch it n take it out.
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Actually, these silvers and jar are not that small. At least not snmall enough to be swollowed by the bigger guys in there.:D
 
That is a truly impressive community of aros!!! Best of luck with continued peace.
 
Hey - awesome tank!

I don't know if asians have a mean streak, but jardini do, so I would worry about him going nuts when he gets larger.

As for the gourami - is that a standard O. goramy?
 
santoury;894769; said:
Hey - awesome tank!

I don't know if asians have a mean streak, but jardini do, so I would worry about him going nuts when he gets larger.

As for the gourami - is that a standard O. goramy?
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Well, hopefully this fella will learn the peace in there as it grow bigger. As for that gourami, it's a redtail gaint gourami.
 
Koji, would you post a close up of the gourami? Myself and a few others are working on building up breeding stock. I am curious because yours has whitish fins, not red, so it could be an interesting variation. Thanks
 
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