First time keeping asian Arro any tips?

[Koji]

There;s nothing to hate in the first place... But well... iran is not the native land for red aro and it mean they got to get it from some where. And for those who are into asia aro know much they will cost. $45? Even if it's 45 pound it's impossible.

Enjoy your day dreaming.

 

[T1KARMANN]

im sure i have read this post somewere in the past about someone buying a asian aro from iran that turned out to be a jardini

 

[Dragon Hunter]

oh and btw every fish here is legal cept piranhas thats it. and acrylic tanks only cost 15% more then glass..

so where do you live? please take a picture with your name and todays date. if i see that ill beleicve you.

 

[jlnguyen74]

so where do you live? please take a picture with your name and todays date. if i see that ill beleicve you.

He doesn't know what kind of fish he bought. He doesn't know what size of tank he can keep his fish, so what make you think he can take a picture with today date?

 

[johnptc]

no dont worry im getting a permit.

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how do you get a permit ??????????????

 

[Dragon Hunter]

how do you get a permit ??????????????

I guess you would call F&W. Hi i just imported and Asain Arowana and i want to get a permit for it? How do i go about it?

 

[T1KARMANN]

so where do you live? please take a picture with your name and todays date. if i see that ill beleicve you.

i was going to say the same thing

if its your fish and your tank then you will have no problems taking some more pictures

if it is you fish you got a bargin BUT things like this never happen to me

get ready for it you digi cam is broken or you loaned it to someone else

 

[Oddball]

Has anyone else noticed that the 2 pics are of 2 different aquariums? The plants don't match from one to the other.

 

[pedro]

I will give you the benefit of the doubt.

What you have appears to be a Hi-Back Red-Tailed Golden Arowana (and a beautiful one at that).

That planted tank is awesome. And you are on the right track in keeping him in the tank alone. You can have some suitable tankmates (just check the threads here for that).

You can keep him in a 280g tank (or bigger); he'll be perfectly happy.

I would feed him fresh shrimp or prawn (if they are available out there), maybe 3 to 4 pieces cut up into smaller segments once or twice a day, and maybe some live feed once in a while (once a week or once every two weeks).

Good luck with that one -- it's a beauty!

 

[Dragon Hunter]

Has anyone else noticed that the 2 pics are of 2 different aquariums? The plants don't match from one to the other.

yeah just noticed it. its also 2 different fishes

I will give you the benefit of the doubt.

What you have appears to be a Hi-Back Red-Tailed Golden Arowana (and a beautiful one at that).

That planted tank is awesome. And you are on the right track in keeping him in the tank alone. You can have some suitable tankmates (just check the threads here for that).

You can keep him in a 280g tank (or bigger); he'll be perfectly happy.

I would feed him fresh shrimp or prawn (if they are available out there), maybe 3 to 4 pieces cut up into smaller segments once or twice a day, and maybe some live feed once in a while (once a week or once every two weeks).

Good luck with that one -- it's a beauty!

he must have spent 90$ since he has 2 RTG'S