Jardini/Black/Silver Attempt!
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I had three silvers,1 blue,and 1 jar all over 24 inches in a 300.It worked but the blue got picked on.later the big silver and jar butted heads so i sold the jar.
What I would suggest is placing 2 acrylic/glass dividers in the tank, and placing an arowana between each divider. Let them see each other for about a week or two before letting them at each other.
Ive done this before with 3 silvers (14" - 20"), and again with 1 silver 22" and Jardini 18" and Green 18" with great success.
Also having several large schooling fish helps alot (tin foils, silver dollars)
Ive done this before with 3 silvers (14" - 20"), and again with 1 silver 22" and Jardini 18" and Green 18" with great success.
Also having several large schooling fish helps alot (tin foils, silver dollars)
It works for me. It will eventually work for you.. Depends on the tank size and the number of aros' and their comparative size.
Watch out , however, that the black does not get harassed
Watch out , however, that the black does not get harassed
A 180g is too small in my experience, it's one thing to throw a bunch of aros in a tank and snap a pic. Keeping and maintaining such a tank over an extended period of time is another. You will always need to have the option to move the fish as needed.
