frnchjeep;4423700; said:it's a slippery slope...
Thats so true...wish I had more room for monsters at home, although Im working on a 4'x4' tank for something. We just have to see.
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Thats so true...wish I had more room for monsters at home, although Im working on a 4'x4' tank for something. We just have to see.
balton777;4423721; said:
I agree. On the other hand, though, the black aros don't seem to lose their value as they grow. Even if he grows it out to the biggest tank he can afford, it will still be worth what he paid when it comes time to sell it. That is if he can do it when the time comes. Having a huge aro is one of those things where you would feel empty after you got rid of it. They really are awesome animals.
yea i have been thanks for all the help though and i dont think ima get the tat seems like a bad idea. how big are ur tats and was it hard to raise them.
lol its crazy how fast people reply on this thing and really 300+ tank from what ive read most say about a 150gal should be fine. thanks for all the comments everybody its helping a lot.
frnchjeep;4423755; said:
i see thanks for all the help i think ima hold offf on the tat till i learn a little more and have a lil more experience under my belt.
vnguyen;4423758; said:
It will take years, but a black aro will hit 3 feet. A 300 is a good footprint for one, but bigger is always better (thats what you tell the wife, too).
I think a 150 is only a 4 foot tank, so not enough room for an aro to swim. A 125 is 6 feet, but is only 18 inches front to back, so not enough turning room.
