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wow these arowana need a pond... poor fish. :(

[video=youtube;rQ8j3RjpDec]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQ8j3RjpDec&feature=plcp[/video]
 
Possibly poor fish, but we don't know the story for all we know, this could be temporary, or something... Sure they probably could use some more space, but any who, we'll never know what happened, unless the owner is a member on this site.
 
At first glance on my phone that tank looked huge, like 8x4 or 10x4ish, but after reviewing his other videos it is only a standard 220 AND the poor aro's have been in there for a while based on his updates.
 
I feel bad for them.I hope it's only temporarily.Seeing stuff like that kills me : (..There are a lot of people who do this to show off and not out of love and respect for them as living,feeling animals.


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I checked out his other vids. The dimensions on that tank is 72x30x24= 230 gallons. Definitely overstocked. Downsize most of those larger Aros and maybe just keep a few Asian Aros in there then it be ok. It's bad now but I've seen worse.


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If this was a temporary tank why make a video of it? Why put music in the video? I think this is their regular tank that they have overstocked. Unfortunately some people are too selfish to see the abuse, probably can't see it cause they are too busy hoarding fish to impress people.
 
Sure the tank is overstocked, but I've seen far more overstocked tanks from members here. From what I see there don't seem to be many ripped fins or signs of fighting, something you usually see in an aro comm. The tank owner also knows how to maintain the tank, and keep the wasteload in check.

Aside from the fact that some fish will outgrow the tank I don't really have a problem with this video.
 
Sure the tank is overstocked, but I've seen far more overstocked tanks from members here. From what I see there don't seem to be many ripped fins or signs of fighting, something you usually see in an aro comm. The tank owner also knows how to maintain the tank, and keep the wasteload in check.

Aside from the fact that some fish will outgrow the tank I don't really have a problem with this video.

I disagree with this statement completely. I could keep 6 18" silver aro's in a 55g and keep the water clean and they wouldn't nip fins at all I guarantee.
 
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