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SilverArowanaBoi
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Was taking a break from tank work and saw a notification. After looking over the thread sounds like you might want to try a GT or JD for the tank size that works for you.
Never stunt or sacrifice a fish's health to accommodate your needs. But I see you're rehoming the oscar so cool. As far as stands go you could use cinder blocks...they are cheap.
I have a red oscar named Brick. I saved up for several months to get a lifetime tank for an Oscar, a 225. It was worth it, because I could still put other fish in there (within reason) and not go the upgrade route because stuff always happens in life. Then it was 8 weeks cycling the tank. Went crazy waiting but forced myself. Four years later I have an amazing oscar last measured at 15". He's 2-3 lbs and thick as a slab. My water chage schedule is omce a week 90%. If I go one day past the tank stinks to the roof. Oscars have a helluva bioload and once they grow past a foot it's even worse because they get wide everywhere. Even a small adult oscar would be around 10-11" and meaty. A 55 would foul and pollute too quick to make it work. Not enough water and not enough space.
Here's Brick




Was taking a break from tank work and saw a notification. After looking over the thread sounds like you might want to try a GT or JD for the tank size that works for you.
Never stunt or sacrifice a fish's health to accommodate your needs. But I see you're rehoming the oscar so cool. As far as stands go you could use cinder blocks...they are cheap.
I have a red oscar named Brick. I saved up for several months to get a lifetime tank for an Oscar, a 225. It was worth it, because I could still put other fish in there (within reason) and not go the upgrade route because stuff always happens in life. Then it was 8 weeks cycling the tank. Went crazy waiting but forced myself. Four years later I have an amazing oscar last measured at 15". He's 2-3 lbs and thick as a slab. My water chage schedule is omce a week 90%. If I go one day past the tank stinks to the roof. Oscars have a helluva bioload and once they grow past a foot it's even worse because they get wide everywhere. Even a small adult oscar would be around 10-11" and meaty. A 55 would foul and pollute too quick to make it work. Not enough water and not enough space.
Here's Brick



