What do AfricanAros eat?

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they are hard to take care of at a small size.
they need to eat a few times a day when young and eat small foods like bloodworms.
 
mine very rarely goes to the bottom of the tank substrate but he will eat blood worm mysis and krill

not seen him take anything larger yet
 
T1KARMANN;1844448; said:
mine very rarely goes to the bottom of the tank substrate but he will eat blood worm mysis and krill

not seen him take anything larger yet


wait :):)

i think as they grow they do more and more gravel sifting......its great for keeping the substrate clean....they take a mouthful of gravel swim up and redistribute it by dropping it on their friends heads :ROFL::ROFL:

you can see them on the tankcam :)
 
johnptc;1844515; said:
wait :):)

i think as they grow they do more and more gravel sifting......its great for keeping the substrate clean....they take a mouthful of gravel swim up and redistribute it by dropping it on their friends heads :ROFL::ROFL:

you can see them on the tankcam :)
:ROFL:

I'd love to have one some day.
 
Mine eats mostly different kinds of pellets and food sticks. He will also eat small pieces of MP and food he sifts through the sand.
 
Do you have any experience keeping fish? Have you kept arowanas before? Maybe we can help you so they dont keep dying.
 
Aroman66;1849868; said:
Do you have any experience keeping fish? Have you kept arowanas before? Maybe we can help you so they dont keep dying.
Yes I do... I have raised a Silver that grew to about 22 inches but jumped out the tank and I have Jardini which is in a growout 55 gal and I raise prawns/crayfish,guppies,angel fish,cichlids,and tried goldfish but didnt work out. have a trutle pond, koi Pond. I just picked up the African Aro because I thought he was like all Aros but that s i mistake i made and will never happen again .
 
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