which size tank do you think is better?

[12 Volt Man]

yea but do u think i can keep 5 arowana in there 2 silver, 2 black, african arowana? and the other fish like CK, tarpons, rtgg

no. to put that many fish at their eventual huge adult sizes you need a decent sized pond. a clown knife alone can get 36" long which is as wide as that tank already.

but you could grow them up in there for a year or so assuming they all get along.

 

[xdragonxb0i]

i say 800 gallon minimum, when they are fully grown

 

[Cholly]

money is not a problem.

You just made 99% of the married members extremely jealous, me included...

 

[vaine111]

Might as well go with an 8ft 300 gallon if you are considering a 30" width.

 

[packer43064]

This isn't even a question that needs thought. The bigger is obviously better if you have no problems with cash.

Doesn't matter if 5 aro's can fit into a 270 or not, their sure as hell not going to fit in a 225. So why even ask?

If the dimensions were totally different but their not really. Get the bigger tank.

 

[twistedtank]

yup go with the bigger one if you have sufficient space and if money is no object ...
a passion should never have one ( price)

 

[Deaths Sting]

This isn't even a question that needs thought. The bigger is obviously better if you have no problems with cash.

Doesn't matter if 5 aro's can fit into a 270 or not, their sure as hell not going to fit in a 225. So why even ask?

If the dimensions were totally different but their not really. Get the bigger tank.

+1

 

[Smok3o3]

The bigger the better

 

[12 Volt Man]

just make sure this monster tank is put on ground level or seriously beef up your flooring.

 

[Bderick67]

In my opinion neither is better as they are both too small for your purposed stock.


Be kinda like asking which shoe is better, a size 5.5 tennis shoe or a size 6 tennis shoe? Neither is gonna work for someone with a size 12 foot, right?