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hey bro.. give it a weeks time and then decide.. i wouldnt recommend more aros goin into this tank.. prob for the time being.. i'd say two but nothin more than that.. but be ready for aggression.. where are you from? adult aros.. esp silvers should be cheap but yes they are priced so high by most lfs who try to rip you off.. when the aros get to about 8" or 10" you should be ready with a larger tank..
 
hey bro.. give it a weeks time and then decide.. i wouldnt recommend more aros goin into this tank.. prob for the time being.. i'd say two but nothin more than that.. but be ready for aggression.. where are you from? adult aros.. esp silvers should be cheap but yes they are priced so high by most lfs who try to rip you off.. when the aros get to about 8" or 10" you should be ready with a larger tank..

Hey mate..i agree with you but i dont have much options with me..i like florida gars too but again its advisable not to keep them with silver aros though there are some success stories but again thats also a risk...so in any case i will ahve to take the risk...i am from Pakistan..as you have advised id be only adding 2 more aros..any tips to reduce aggression ?
 
The best way to build a successful arowana community is to be prepared for failure. There is no set methods for success. I guarantee for every successful method used there have been multiple failures using the same method. Basically you need to be able to house multiple arowana separately for when things go bad. It may take alot of trial and error which can lead to a few dead arowana unless you have made such provisions.
 
Cool.. true there have been success with these setups but as long as ya willing to take the risk its ok.. about aggression.. keep em well fed.. that should generally do the trick.. cheers :)

Hey mate..as you advised i have been thinking about the addition of new aros..and i have finally decided not to add any more aros to my existing tank like you advised..atleast for the time being..like u advised i want to take the safer route..i really love my aro and i dont wana put him into trouble..bro thank u so much for all your time and advices :)
 
The best way to build a successful arowana community is to be prepared for failure. There is no set methods for success. I guarantee for every successful method used there have been multiple failures using the same method. Basically you need to be able to house multiple arowana separately for when things go bad. It may take alot of trial and error which can lead to a few dead arowana unless you have made such provisions.

Thanks mate :)
 
Hey mate..as you advised i have been thinking about the addition of new aros..and i have finally decided not to add any more aros to my existing tank like you advised..atleast for the time being..like u advised i want to take the safer route..i really love my aro and i dont wana put him into trouble..bro thank u so much for all your time and advices :)

good call.. all the best buddy.. cheers.. :)
 
Im a bout to get a tank (100+ gallons long) and will that be ok for the 6 inch silver arowana im getting tomarrow? Well i know its ok then but how long could i keep him in it?
 
you don't want to just start out with an arowana progress up to it
 
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