I picked up 2 Silver Aro's
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gl on raising those monsters 
Arowanas still with their yolk sak or just after it absorbs it, are really really fragile...Bloodworms, tiny crushed Krill, for food at first.
Pristine water, slow moving with a little floating cover will keep them calm.
They are so cute that small, all complete with tiny barbells...
Maybe some foam on the intake of your filter to keep them from getting stuck to it...
Good luck with them, and hopefully they'll reach maturity.
Pristine water, slow moving with a little floating cover will keep them calm.
They are so cute that small, all complete with tiny barbells...
Maybe some foam on the intake of your filter to keep them from getting stuck to it...
Good luck with them, and hopefully they'll reach maturity.
iLoveHebe;2785713; said:
We'll see I guess-
I'll have hundreds of pics posted before too long.....I'll give em good diets,water params and filtration....Hopefully I'll have the same luck as previous two I have owned
zennzzo;2785718; said:Arowanas still with their yolk sak or just after it absorbs it, are really really fragile...Bloodworms, tiny crushed Krill, for food at first.
Pristine water, slow moving with a little floating cover will keep them calm.
They are so cute that small, all complete with tiny barbells...
Maybe some foam on the intake of your filter to keep them from getting stuck to it...
Good luck with them, and hopefully they'll reach maturity.
Thanks-
I picked up Some krill and had some bloodworms still....It's what I planned on giving them at first...I'll move onto Raw Shrimp and seafood when of right age to do so.....
I only have an emp on there-I was hoping I could get away with doing nothing on a 33 long....Figured it wouldn't be too much for them...Should I be more worried about this though.
Thanks for the info-I'm sure with my past luck and the help/expertise of MFK-we can look forward to two mature Aro's before too long...
Anything that small and fragile, I wrap the intake with foam just so they don't injure themselves if they get too close to it...
