Pls ID. What Kind of Snakehead are they?

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Yes, 2 Pleuro in a 156gal is fine. 3+ even better.
But you know yourself that the Arowana shouldn't be in there, so why do you want to add to the troubles?
 
Tokyo, link below posts from others with advice that I can have two of them, I want to share it with u

I did not buy them yet, but seriously I'm thinking to do it, it's not easy at all in my country to find snakehead any kind. So to me it's a chance to have them.

I don not see the 156 gal tanks is too small, if u taking about my other tank 93 gal I would say yes, but with this one with all different opinions I got, it's OKEY.
 
tokyogasmask said:
Yes, 2 Pleuro in a 156gal is fine. 3+ even better.
But you know yourself that the Arowana shouldn't be in there, so why do you want to add to the troubles?
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The Arowana for now is ok, it's alomst 50 cm, as discussed before, if the tank become small for it and I can not buy bigger tank then the best way to sell it, but for now I can have them all in the tank
 
Without derailing this thread, 156gal for a 50cm Arowana IS TOO SMALL RIGHT NOW!!!

You don't seem to understand or care about correct husbandry for your fish. You impulse buy and stuff big fish in small tanks and think everything is OK.
Your Arowana is a Silver. You need 8x3x2.5 minimum IMO.

Sort it out FFS, didn't you learn anything with your Micropeltes disaster?
I really am not trying to attack you mate, you need to see where you are going wrong or you will end up in all sorts of problems.

Good luck.
 
Again man, off the main subject just attaking, ok I will buy 1000 gallons tank to make u happy.
We r not in school, u could nicely give ur opinion and thanks

With all respect, this is may tank and will buy whatever I want and put it there
I'm even thinking of gout or camel too, why not as long as this tank can have them all.
 
I have not attacked you. (in fact, I have been very decent with you)
I have given you very real advice.
You are correct it is your tank, to do whatever you fell with.
If you think it is stocked OK, then I will not argue with you as that will be pointless.

Why not check with the Arowana forums see if they agree with me?
You asked for advice, I gave it to you from personal experience, and I stand by that. Until you move the large Arowana from the too small tank, Pleuros or any other fish for that matter would not be advisable.
Also being that Pleuros are mid level and active swimmers, there may be issues with the Oacars.
If you think that is "attacking" you then you must be a very fragile person.
 
Look man truly, I do respect u even though I do not know u, I have seen friends having arownan with smaller tank than mine and arownan just doing fine. In my opinion if U like something and u can have it just do it.

I like snakehead, and this one very much similar to GSH this is why I want now, but this is me, I have to ask people around me before and getting second opinion it is good do to it.

My preferable and number one fish is the snakehead, it's good one that I found it and I can have it in I'm my Aqurium, and can not grow more than 50 cm.
Anyway, thx for helping even going off the subject, i guess I got used to.
 
im so sick of people who buy fish but don't take care of them properly... cramming an arow, oscars and snakeheads is so ridiculous. why won't you wake up and take the advice everyone on this forum is trying to give you
 
chronick said:
im so sick of people who buy fish but don't take care of them properly... cramming an arow, oscars and snakeheads is so ridiculous. why won't you wake up and take the advice everyone on this forum is trying to give you
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Best way is to be contniue SICK, those fish been with me for almost yr and i have take care of them and cost me a lot of money and time. when its time the Tank can not fit them i go and sell them
what is the issue with this.

show me what u have in reg to ur Tanks. lets learn from u
 
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