leeishom;4681356; said:it still has red colour lining around the scales.
Is not dark, like any other, but light on the silver side. Not sure what 'colourful' means to you. Some times, your input on aros is really bias'ed.
I'm surprised no one has attacked the OP about tank size.
Especially for keeping a 7-8" silver aro in a 180g tank.drgnfrc13;4681040; said:I disagree on the feeders idea. Feeders do more harm than good unless you are breeding them yourself (and if you were breeding them yourself, you'd probably be using them more than once per month_.
Bderick67;4681440; said:Not sure how I'm "bias'ed" as you put it? All I stated is your silver looks like any other average silver at that size. Maybe your silver is the only one you've ever seen?
Why would would you attack the OP?Especially for keeping a 7-8" silver aro in a 180g tank.
leeishom;4681603; said:me? I'm FOR 180G for a single aro. Lol that's what I have.
I've only been in this hobby for about a year now; but witnessed commercial and domestic tanks in 4 Different countries, within my time in the hobby.
What is 'colourful?,' to you? Is the OP's aro 'colourful?'
Seems the OP understands that it will take more then a 180g to house his arowana once it is over 24". You on the other hand?Bderick67;4681799; said:Yeah sure, you can really see the coloration in the pics he postedSeems the OP understands that it will take more then a 180g to house his arowana once it is over 24". You on the other hand?
Tbh, your aro does look pretty pale from the pics you've posted... mine had different shades of green, turquoise, blue, and red at that size, and it still has retained some of its color (although I don't think it's nearly as bright as it used to be)...leeishom;4681356; said:it still has red colour lining around the scales.
Is not dark, like any other, but light on the silver side. Not sure what 'colourful' means to you. Some times, your input on aros is really bias'ed.
I'm surprised no one has attacked the OP about tank size.