well i 125 probley wont be a adult size tank but... And i agree with Bderick about the yoke sack
Got a new baby silver arowana 1 1/2 inches..any tips?
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The 55g will be fine, it is just easier for feeding in a smaller tank. The freeze dried blood worms are best they willl float for a quite a while. Feed small portions 3-4 times daily, but be sure to remove uneaten food to keep water pristine. You can also add some tetras to consume any uneaten food that may sink towards the bottom of the tank.
I would do small frequent water changes, you will need to keep temperature and pH swings to a minumum. Also 80-82 degrees will boost its metabolism, helping with growth and fighting against disease.
For the rest of us here, please post pics.
I would do small frequent water changes, you will need to keep temperature and pH swings to a minumum. Also 80-82 degrees will boost its metabolism, helping with growth and fighting against disease.
For the rest of us here, please post pics.
i just got one the same kind of arro
at the same size
im feeding him realy small peices of anything he can eat
like shrimp and krill
ive tried pelets
but he hasnt realy been able to eat them
so ill wait until he gets bigger for that
mine dosent eat any sinking foods
Bderick67 is right about the tetras
but i use feeder guppies because some of them have cool colors and he can eat them when he gets hungary
at the same size
im feeding him realy small peices of anything he can eat
like shrimp and krill
ive tried pelets
but he hasnt realy been able to eat them
so ill wait until he gets bigger for that
mine dosent eat any sinking foods
Bderick67 is right about the tetras
but i use feeder guppies because some of them have cool colors and he can eat them when he gets hungary
Wow.. I've never seen such a small silver aro.. Any pics ?
I've only seen Jars at this size and smaller..
I've only seen Jars at this size and smaller..
If you want your baby arowana to grow fast, feed him meal worm. Don't forget to gut load the meal worm.
Everything except the beef heart and sinking cichlid pellets.Keep the water a clean as possible and bump the temp up 5 degrees. As Bderick said, it would be wise to add some tetras, say 6-8.that guy over there;1391900; said:
FYI, I have found that Hikari frozen bloodworms stay suspended for a while, but the other kinds that Petsmart has sink right away.
I am going to try to take some pics after I get my camera back..he started eating really healthy flakes and freeze dried bloodworms..should add any tank mates yet? i have a gold clown knife(7 1/2 inches) and a gold datnoid(baby 1 inch) waiting for that tank...also i already cleaned his tank and added stress coat. I am going to clean his tank the following week, Would it be okay to add stress coat at the full dose? or shold i half it?
