Saw a silver aero yesterday they said she was 10 years old she was 20 to 22" awesome fish. dont know is that big enough?
who has the oldest Arowana on MFK?
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scales and tails;787543; said:
10 years old at size 22 inches is a small arow but who knows what kind of nutrition it had through the years or even if it is really 10 years old.. {not that i am saying she isn't} it is just that people throw out all kinds of ages if their not sure.. but if she is 10 years old that is great..where did you see the Arow? One thing is for sure..10 years old is music to my ears
Red Devil;784978; said:I am sorry to hear this... I wonder what happened??
thats the weird thing we don't know what happened
We HAD a 30" silver at work we kept for about 5 years before it died mysteriously one night. They previous owners claimed to have had it in a 180 gallon for atleast 7 or 8 years. I measured it when it died and it was exactly 30" and 15 lbs. Here is a link.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44540
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44540
jconley;827462; said:
Do you have any pictures...that is a sad story but he must have really enjoyed all the attention and his 800gal tank.. i would say he was the oldest..
Sunpoe;573403; said:
ok.. what does that mean? do they somehow become far more expensive to feed suddenly at the 4 year mark? if they do someone should tell me now whlie my Pinky is still young.
Morledzep;830995; said:
It means that{ Pinky}Arow is going to need a large tank.. the feeding amount does not change much. and sometimes it actually decreases because a growing Arow needs a little more...
