I'm new to these forums and I just set up my Arowana starter tank.
I got a 48x13 x13 glass
gonna do another silver unless I can find a Jardini
I got a 48x13 x13 glass
gonna do another silver unless I can find a Jardini
FNG...hey
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It seems like that tank is somewhere around 55 gallon area, and the foot print at that, is way too small for any Arowana.
Hiya Zennzzo, hiya and welcome to MFK!
Now for the bad news, your tank is a 35 gallon (long), It is adequete for an aro up to at max. 10" long, they grow fairly quiclky and easily exceed 24" long in a home tank, IMO you will need a tank of at least 100g (wide) or better yet a 150g (long), to house an aro for life.
Plan on an upgrade soon.
Now for the bad news, your tank is a 35 gallon (long), It is adequete for an aro up to at max. 10" long, they grow fairly quiclky and easily exceed 24" long in a home tank, IMO you will need a tank of at least 100g (wide) or better yet a 150g (long), to house an aro for life.
Plan on an upgrade soon.
So you must know about "Marshalls" huh?Caveman said:
I'd really like to find a place with a better selection...any ideas?
BTW westport wa. 98595.
I use Seattle cause nobody ever heard of wasteport!
You can always grow it out first, but i agree with P45, a 6 foot long tank
is the bare minimum after a year.
is the bare minimum after a year.
Westport for dungies, greenling, and rockfish. John's river for sand dabs and steelhead, saltmarsh right across from Oceanspray for elk, Bigelow's hill for deer, Grey's harbor college for cut throat, etc.