DeLgAdO;1249261; said:and you people are all the same, you get butthurt so easily. you rarely if ever see me get mad on here.
I don't care if you're angry or not if someone is offended then they have the right to be pissed off.
DeLgAdO;1249261; said:and you people are all the same, you get butthurt so easily. you rarely if ever see me get mad on here.
DIESELMACK;1249431; said:They look great jedglad to see them getting a nice place to go...they will be boomin in there...gotta get some pics once they are settled in for sure.
Mystix212;1250083; said:Jed has a youtube video of nothing but 8 minutes of weighing, and trasnporting fish into the 8K.
Heres the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlRITPnXMB4
I like how fish pronounciation is far different than it is in different countries. Pacu is Par-kuu in the vid. I say it Pah-Cu.
Thats an awesome vid!Mystix212;1250083; said:Jed has a youtube video of nothing but 8 minutes of weighing, and trasnporting fish into the 8K.
Heres the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlRITPnXMB4
I like how fish pronounciation is far different than it is in different countries. Pacu is Par-kuu in the vid. I say it Pah-Cu.
DeLgAdO;1247467; said:HA! neal was right
they do outgrow a 240! (250 in this case)
no offense to you jed but to those that say a 240 will do a pbass fine for life.
awsome job raising them!!!!
hbluehunter;1250519; said:Damn Jed now that you moved those guys out you have too much room in the tank !!! You need to pick up more bass !!!! LOL...
DeLgAdO;1249261; said:they may be able to provide a bigger home but no one takes cares of them like i do![]()
rottbo;1250559; said:I am a tid bit offended by this egotistical statement how do you know that your aro has a better life then mine or anyone on this site???? sorry del you just lost alot of respect from me you dont know the whole story so dont jump down some ones throat for no reason
DeLgAdO;440778; said:Osteoglossum bicirrhosum a.k.a silver arowana is the most common and inexpensive of all the arowana species, and yet is one of the largest growing up to 4 feet (3 being average) and in some extremely rare cases in the wild, grow almost 5FT IN LENGTH!!!!![]()
Minimum tanks size for this fish (though very debatable) should be no less than 270 (6ftx3ftx2ft) gallons for a single arowana. For this fish to live comfortably, grow and live to its FULL potential however, A 478 gal (8ft x 4ft x2ft ) would be the ideal tank size for LIFE (this is of great debate as well).
Longevity:
The average lifespan of a silver arowana in captivity is between 15-20 years. However with optimal care throughout its whole life, this fish is said to up to 50 years (possibly more).
ewurm;782705; said:Never buy a fish with plans to donate it, you might not find any takers. When you buy a fish, you buy it for life.
