My Arowana Is Swimming And Sitting On The Bottom Of The Tank
What Should I Do?????
I Will DO A Water Change Nowwwww
What Should I Do?????
I Will DO A Water Change Nowwwww
Help!!!!
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possibly stressed out or just a really big meal. tank mates? filtration? water parameters? tank size? and pics?
i had a bottom feeding aro before.. turns out it didn't recognize anything that i was feeding as food. i had to start feeding aro sticks cause the guy i bought them from had already taught them that that's what food was. took awhile to get them to eat shrimp or krill or anything else at all.
well good for you it its good after the WC..you might want to keep up with the routine since you learned
i understand that dayak is inexperienced.. i think we all figured that out already. but it doesn't belong in this thread. the guy just wanted to know why his aro was on the floor. and that usually means that something ain't quite right. water quality is a big one, nothing that the aro recognizes as food is another one (which is what happened to one of mine, he didn't die, in fact, he's about 23" long now).
if you can't help, don't post. and if you need to argue with dayak, take it to a thread that either you or dayak started. i'm guilty of derailing a thread or two myself, but it's really not necessary.
ok, i see what some are saying about the OP not learning from the good advise he's been given. i also understand that Brian thinks that this is a whole different aro from the one with the deformed barbels. it does look like a completely different fish, but i was going to give the OP the benefit of the doubt.
if you can't help, don't post. and if you need to argue with dayak, take it to a thread that either you or dayak started. i'm guilty of derailing a thread or two myself, but it's really not necessary.
ok, i see what some are saying about the OP not learning from the good advise he's been given. i also understand that Brian thinks that this is a whole different aro from the one with the deformed barbels. it does look like a completely different fish, but i was going to give the OP the benefit of the doubt.
