Lost my last arowana in my collection last night. Found it at the bottom of her enclosure, with no signs of trauma.
Tankmates are 4 rays, approximately a foot across each. Rays are perfectly well and were not responsible for the death of my arowana in any way. The missing scales as the base of the tail are the result of some of the rays chewing after the fish had passed.
Completely at a loss on what happened and very crushed as this was the only jardini I have ever had that has allowed tankmates and recognized me as it's keeper.
Fish was approximately 2.5 years old, and right about 19".
Tankmates are 4 rays, approximately a foot across each. Rays are perfectly well and were not responsible for the death of my arowana in any way. The missing scales as the base of the tail are the result of some of the rays chewing after the fish had passed.
Completely at a loss on what happened and very crushed as this was the only jardini I have ever had that has allowed tankmates and recognized me as it's keeper.
Fish was approximately 2.5 years old, and right about 19".
