House a Jardini

[3000gt]

Hello, I was wondering if a 90 gallon tank, 4ft X 4FT X 2FT is acceptable for a Jar, my jar is only a baby right now.

 

[iPat]

hmm i would be fine with that, but a lot of people are going to tell you to get a bigger one when it gets monster size. i think a 125g 72x18x22 is long enough for one

 

[hktymr2]

it's ok but it would be nice if your tank is 5or6ft long and 2ftwide 2ftlong

 

[3000gt]

it's ok but it would be nice if your tank is 5or6ft long and 2ftwide 2ftlong

ya i know 5 or 6 ft is nice, but this tank if i get it, it would be a great deal, but you dnt think that the jar would have problems swimming in a 4x4 would it?

 

[Kcameron]

isnt 4'X4'X2' like 232 gallons? 4' wide is good but the length could be longer

 

[3000gt]

isnt 4'X4'X2' like 232 gallons? 4' wide is good but the length could be longer

well i wish lol, but its only a 90 or 95 gallon and it didnt look like a 200 ish type

 

[Bderick67]

well i wish lol, but its only a 90 or 95 gallon and it didnt look like a 200 ish type

If it is a 90g then the dimensions are more like 48x18x24" that would be fine for an arowana up to about 15-16". Problem is your jardini will get much larger then that.

 

[3000gt]

Ok thanks for your help, and that is a interesting avatar pick you got there Bder

 

[David R]

at least as wide as the fish and at least 3 times the length. IMo don't waste your money on the 4', keep saving and looking for a 180g. Doesn't matter if its a "good deal", its not really a good deal if your fish will out-grow it in 12-18 months....

 

[aprime11b]

ya those dimensions are off, a 4'x4' would be awesome though!