Thank you for the helpful info. My arrow is about 10 inches now. He use to get along with everyone but now he is starting to chase my datnoid around. But whats weird is he doesnt do anything else to any of my other fish just the datnoid.
arapaimag;1547449; said:I agree with you Steve about them being aggressive and also the tank mates you suggest. I think you started a very good thread.
I found that the larger the tank the less aggressive they become.
I have only owned three ever.
I have all three still alive today. All three are 10 years or more. One is a cull that I never had the heart to destroy (He was sold as a juvenile to me as a Scleropages leichardti). He was in a chinese fish store on the top row where the clerk had to use a ladder to get him. I questioned the owner if he really was a Scleropages leichardti and he assured me he was so I took him. He was very small at about 31/2 inches and turned out to be a jardini.......oh well.
They show no aggression to any of my fish in the 15k. I believe its because they have the freedom to swim away from other fish. Neoprodigy has just put up some video of the 15k they are in. You will see them swimming in
15,000 gallon Tank Video Series #2 - 2/5. The brycons and Dorados are all
16" to 24". The other aros are Asian Red Tail Goldens and Asian Greens (22" to 26"; and Silvers (24" to 38". There are at least 15 Aros in the tank.
If you look at the 15k videos you will see the fish that are compatible with jardinis.
I also am adding a few pics now of them and tankmates.
mferrufino;2078271; said:If the Jardini is larger then 8inches, how big does the tank need to be?
nitrofish1;2115558; said:so it says in the beginning that they would mix well with a giant gourami, but this all depends on the individual specimen? but would a jar be ok with a limas shovel nose catfish? something that wouldnt pay attention to the jar?