Why not have three silver aros? I've seen it work multiple times. Maybe three aros, and a catfish or stingray for the bottom? As this is a pond, the viewing will be from above. So you mainly want fish at the surface and which look good from above.
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I have two arrows and it works 
Make sure to have a net or something over it so birds wont pick up the arow or any other fish.
Make sure to have a net or something over it so birds wont pick up the arow or any other fish.
the pond is inside so i dont have to wory about critters. but yea i need fish that look good from above so thats why i decided to get rid of the clown knife.
The pond is heated, right?
If i were you, I'd go with a jardini aro, a gar or two (get only the kinds that get less than 3 1/2 ft.), 3-5 rays, and maybe a knife if you only get 3-4 rays.
If i were you, I'd go with a jardini aro, a gar or two (get only the kinds that get less than 3 1/2 ft.), 3-5 rays, and maybe a knife if you only get 3-4 rays.
~A betta named Mowgli~;637250; said:
A Silver Arowana has plenty of space in that pond! It's 500 something gallons that is more than enough!
Even though it is a pond you will still see the fish from the side...kinda. You won't always be looking straight down on them. I would keep the clown knife. And no jardini they are too nasty. And you will need to have a lid on the pond even though it is indoors. Alot of those fish you listed jump. Another one of my favorite monsters is GIANT GOURAMI hahahaha. I love those fish!
Chad
Chad
yes the pond is heated and insulated. and i think a silver has plenty of room in this pond. i will build a lid on the pond for sure ans i wold hate to have my new fish end up on the floor just because i didnt buy a cover for it.
