Good to hear, it's doing fine now. Update us with picture when it's bigger, as it doesn't look like a high shine right now. Hope you didn't pay too much.
Yeah, what did you do? That info would help out all of us???? I'm not a fan of salt. I usually just turn off the lights, stop feeding, and keep the tank as low stress as possible just like if I was feeling sick.
i moved my rtgs yesterday and one of them was swimming like this for an hour, he was real hard to catch and thrashed a lot ,resulting in an injury of some sort, he has always had a little bit of a tilt since the day i got him, and it has never got better, yesterday had me so streessed that if i had any hair to pull out id stilll have no hair, glad to hear your aro pulled through, i hope mine doesn't take a turn for the worse
My first silver arowana was about 5"-6", i picked the most active silver among a group of arowana, within 24 hours its head down and tail up, then it died.
I think it was b/c it was chased by convict cichlids and died under stress
or my water current was too strong.
What are you feeding your aro, Kev? If you feed freeze dried krills, dry to get it on Hikari food sticks or market shrimps (but make sure you remove the shell and nip off the tail). Arowana at small size tend to have digest problem with krills