My first Silver Arowana - Osteoglossum bicirrhosum - ARO power!
- Thread starter Pedro Cruz
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For tank mates maybe a small shoal of small silver dollars once he has a bit of size to him very nice fish .
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Trying multiple silver arowana in one tank typically ends with one left. The others usually get chased out as they become territorial when they get some size on them. I have seen it work with big groups in big systems, but less than 6 and 500 gallons for the first couple years and I would advise against.
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Thanks to you all mates!
By now I'll enjoy the grouth of my cute little aro and learn with it.
Meanwhile I'll just add the tank a group of corydoras to the bottom, trying to avoid middle water species that could hurt my sweet aro.
Cheers!
By now I'll enjoy the grouth of my cute little aro and learn with it.
Meanwhile I'll just add the tank a group of corydoras to the bottom, trying to avoid middle water species that could hurt my sweet aro.
Cheers!
Hi Antonio!
As soon as mine reaches yours size, or even before, I'll try to join it to my cichlids.
As soon as mine reaches yours size, or even before, I'll try to join it to my cichlids.
I bought this NLS food:
I tryed to brake one (7,5mm) granule in little pieces and my aro ate and spat them out... I hope little aro get used to this excelent food soon.
Meanwhile, at least it devours the NBS sticks M...
Any sugestions?
I tryed to brake one (7,5mm) granule in little pieces and my aro ate and spat them out... I hope little aro get used to this excelent food soon.
Meanwhile, at least it devours the NBS sticks M...
Any sugestions?
First, I would feed her blood worms, them mix in some flakes until you can feed her that food.
I would also look at "drop eye" disease in Aro's it can really effect how they look.
Search it up, several factors can cause it like:
-Having a big Catfish underneath her, she is scared always looking down and gets down eye.
-Having to get food from the bottom
-Some aquarium lights
-Bare bottom aquariums or even her seeing her own reflex
I am saying this from what I read around her, I would still search it up and maybe ask Joao M for some info.
I would also look at "drop eye" disease in Aro's it can really effect how they look.
Search it up, several factors can cause it like:
-Having a big Catfish underneath her, she is scared always looking down and gets down eye.
-Having to get food from the bottom
-Some aquarium lights
-Bare bottom aquariums or even her seeing her own reflex
I am saying this from what I read around her, I would still search it up and maybe ask Joao M for some info.
Check this link out: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?534390-Drop-eye-to-the-extreme
Big drop-eye
Big drop-eye
