Everyone is overlooking the fact that we're talking about a JARDINI arowana here. I used to feed goldfish as feeders to m Jardini! Unless u want to see a whole bunch of dead fish, I'd say no. i've only seen pictures of people keeping Jar's in gigantic sized setups. even then, they're only pictures. just my advice. My jar killed all its tank mates. even larger ones.
Large koi compatible with Aros? I know it may be a dumb question....
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New tidbits of knowledge for me. Thanks guys. I wonder if the OP has given up on us though... It'd be nice to have the questions to the OP answered and to see their inclinations/where this is going (if anywhere at all
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Kois can accept high temperature (tropical weather)... I have kept kois and aros together before as I have all year tropical weather, and both my kois n aro agree to PH8, I fenced up the pond to prevent aro from jumping...but in the end I separated them due to feeding issue... Kois will prefer whatever meant for aros like SW, shrimps, crix even froggies and they forget to take their pellets... this diet is not good for the kois in the long run..my conclusion: they can mix but not an ideal comm
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Wow, only on a few occasions did I see something that beautiful. Is that outside? Where is Kuala Lumpur? What's SW? If koi forgot their pellets, did not your asian aros pick them up? My adult silvers loved koi and catfish pellets.
My koi here in SW FL see 80-86 F water for 8 months of of a year. They appear to love it. But I've been living here only for a year, so time will really show. In general, when people say koi live for 50-90 years, they refer to the temperate waters or even cold, below-zero winters. This probably prolongs their lifetime. I wonder if in tropics, koi burn through their years faster.
My koi here in SW FL see 80-86 F water for 8 months of of a year. They appear to love it. But I've been living here only for a year, so time will really show. In general, when people say koi live for 50-90 years, they refer to the temperate waters or even cold, below-zero winters. This probably prolongs their lifetime. I wonder if in tropics, koi burn through their years faster.
