Thinking about a jardini?

[giant19000]

Ive been thinking about aros for a long time now but it was an on and off thing now im leaning more into them But my concern is will it be ok with
Fire eel
Fl gar
And red wolf fish
I know their aggressive but how aggressive are they?
I know my red wolf would hold his own probably even beat it up but I'm concerned more about the eel and gar

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[rgonzales]

the gar would be the biggest problem with even the most placid jars, but most jardinis in my experience are dont do well with any tankmates

 

[Nzero]

I think that you are gonna have some problems with the gar and jar being on the same level in the water mostly they might get a litle aggressive towards each other. But i think your biggest problem towards the arowana will be the red wolf. They don't grow big but are very aggressive. If you really want a arowana with this stock of fish i would say a jardini is your best option because of there aggressiveness. But my girlfriend on the other hand keeps a red wolf with 2 corydora's he would not even touch a goldfish so i guess you just have to wait and see!

 

[giant19000]

I think that you are gonna have some problems with the gar and jar being on the same level in the water mostly they might get a litle aggressive towards each other. But i think your biggest problem towards the arowana will be the red wolf. They don't grow big but are very aggressive. If you really want a arowana with this stock of fish i would say a jardini is your best option because of there aggressiveness. But my girlfriend on the other hand keeps a red wolf with 2 corydora's he would not even touch a goldfish so i guess you just have to wait and see!

That's what I'm scared of my wolf eats jumbo goldfish


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[lix.ma14]

Jars can bearly be kept with any mid level or top swimming fish. Only bottom dwellers last.