So I have read a ton of threads on several sites and am still confused. I currently have a 220 CA cichlid tank and am thinkin about getting rid of the cichlids and doing a Ray tank. Is this tank big enough? I don't know if or when I would be getting a bigger tank. Filtration, light, substrate, etc isn't a problem. Idealy I would have a Ray and a Arrowana together as the only only two occupants but, like I said I have been reading way to many conflicting opinions. Please, only those with experiance reply.
is this tank big enough?
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is there a ray that is going to be too big or I am going to be pretty much ok? Also, what other fish are compatible? I have read that fish should be bigger then there mouths as they will eat anything that they can fit. So things like Cichilds? Discuss? Aro's?
it will cover you for awhile but you will need a larger tank or pond with in a couple years and 2 rays in a 100 gallon no comment
temporary 6 years!! haha, i don't care what you guys say, ive had these retics for 6 years, when half of the people on the site can't get a retic to live past 2 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I agree completely with you on that one. So yeah tank size for any fish is a tricky subject at best. All the equations in the world never have really helped me because I would go online and see videos of some fish that would be 'overstocked' by some equations and it was like... They look so happy. If you give the dimensions of the tank that would probably work best. But on a hunch 200 gallons seems like it should definitely work out for you.hollywood69;811560; said:
