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[Hao]

ah forgot to tell you it died =( i think it had parsite or sumthing he was doing fine then next day dead

 

[Bderick67]

It's been dead for five days and now you are just getting around to posting. The aro did not die from a parasite, it doesn't work that way. Likely you killed it by not properly acclimating it or your choice of tankmates probably killed it.

You claim to be a knowledgable kid, but from the amount of fish you've stuffed into that 150g tank of yours, I would say the opposite to be true.

 

[Hao]

its not in with any tankmates o.o it lived like 2 days and idk went wrong

 

[xdragonxb0i]

we got hyped for nothing

Anyway to clarify my question earlier how was the customer service from river wonders?
I have read alot of netice feedback about bad fishes and th selling fishes that they don't have

 

[xdragonxb0i]

we got hyped for nothing

Anyway to clarify my question earlier how was the customer service from river wonders?
I have read alot of netice feedback about bad fishes and th selling fishes that they don't have

 

[Hao]

i bought from my friend not river wonders

 

[Cichla dude]

ah forgot to tell you it died =( i think it had parsite or sumthing he was doing fine then next day dead

sorry to hear that

 

[uting]

nice! when do you plan to move that to your aro com tank?

 

[King-eL]

The thing about with black aro that are smaller than 6" is that they don't do well. Black aros that are smaller than 6" are very skittish, very stubborn to feed and very hard to acclimate in the tank. Next time don't buy small back aros that are smaller than 6" or you will be wasting your money. Once they get up to 6"+, then they start to become more hardy. Most people prefer to get them at 8"+. Don't be fooled if it's cheap or not unless it's $25 then take your chance. Lol!

Sorry for your lost bro.... You still have your larger black aro right?

 

[Hao]

yea my larger 1 is 17"