New Jardini Setup

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All my jars have been good with decent sized catfish and birchirs , everything else seems to be a nightmare tbh , I've been successful with a few hardy cichlids but they still fight , I'm currently housing fast barbs hampalas and silver dollars he does tag them all still but doesn't terrioize to death and numbers helps spread the aggression and blows. At the end of the day jardini are unpredictable phyco killers that snap at any time so everything is a risk at some stage , once they start a fight they never give up lol :)
 
My jar is cool with bottom dwellers - rays, bichirs, catfish. What you would want is mid/top level swimmers to go with it. Since it is still small and if you have the opportunity - i would suggest go with more jardini (5 or more if budget permits you). this way, they get socialise at a young stage. I would be nice to see a colony of jars swimming on a display tank.

Since ive got my poor man's arowana mature already, it had been a trial and error. my first attempt was with some more jars - even with the same size, the black jar, managed to damage and kill them - shredded bodies got eaten by the bottom dwellers. It's an expensive and risky attempt. Second try i'm doing now is with bulky americans. I have a blackbelt, red devil and oscars surviving and I think, i'll be loosing a jaguar in a couple of days.

It's still your decision and what EVZ said, they are notorious psychos. Very nice to have though, specially if real asian arowana's are impossible to get hold on.
 
Setups looking awesome physicz nice job mate
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Now you just need to jardini to fill up that space (grow little jar grow lol )
 
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