who behind the kill

[Darth Scohin]

Oh Who killed the CK who has a big belly and who has teeth/shows aggresion in the tank? Also you need a 240gal+ for that Aro asap....

 

[Deep Blue Sea]

Who is behind "The Kill" would be 30 Seconds to Mars.....
Oh Who killed the CK who has a big belly and who has teeth/shows aggresion in the tank? Also you need a 240gal+ for that Aro asap....

hahaha good way of looking at it

 

[Darth Scohin]

Never been I'll tell you Muse is super awesome

 

[LiL C]

that the problem im in right now i cant find a place to put my silver aro when it fully grown i probely return it to my lfs when it get bigger

 

[B.Ho]

Most likely to blame would be the fish keeper.

Agreed

 

[MonsterMinis]

I'de blame the water quality. Both those fish are the most sensitive ime to WQ issues. Water prolly killed them, then the rest of your tank did what they do.. and ate them/tried to eat them.

 

[LiL C]

i sure it wasnt the water qunality i check it after they died everything was good

 

[Darth Scohin]

What is "Good"? Good Water Quality is Nitrate under 20ppm and Nitrite and Ammonia at 0ppm....Also when you return the Silver Aro I'd return any other fish that'll outgrow the tank....And get "Dwarf" Species of them

 

[classic-chassis]

Most likely to blame would be the fish keeper.

X2.
I have a cat in my house, i was thinking about getting a buggie and letting it fly around the living room, do you think it will be ok?

 

[Madding]

Gar have extreme gape limitations due to their jaw structure, it cannot stretch as far as a normal fish and thus they do not try eating things they are incapable of swallowing lest they drown. A 5" spotted gar (although yours is likely a florida) would struggle with a small goldfish, let alone a knifefish or cichlid.

I would bet most anything that it was not the gar in this set-up. A 13" arowana in a 75 is bound to start snapping eventually.

- Michael