Wish me luck, new set up

[Miks786]

Hey everyone,

I recently setup a new tank, 3,8m x 900cm x 900cm(900 gallons). I just got a Red-tail Golden Arowana, Silver Arowana, Albino Silver Arowana and Jardini Arowana. They all the same size, about 6 inch each. Hopefully they can grow together peacefully. Once they start growing I’ll add some peacock bass in the mix.

Wish me luck

 

[tlindsey]

Hey everyone,

I recently setup a new tank, 3,8m x 900cm x 900cm(900 gallons). I just got a Red-tail Golden Arowana, Silver Arowana, Albino Silver Arowana and Jardini Arowana. They all the same size, about 6 inch each. Hopefully they can grow together peacefully. Once they start growing I’ll add some peacock bass in the mix.

Wish me luck

Good luck

 

[Midwater]

I just got a Red-tail Golden Arowana, Silver Arowana, Albino Silver Arowana and Jardini Arowana.

I think that will work very well.

Until it doesn't.

And it won't.

 

[danotaylor]

show us the tank mate, or else

 

[Fishman Dave]

Good luck ! I think you might need it.

 

[cockroach]

Pics?

 

[stratos]

Beware the four corners of death. Why not get another 3-4 silvers? My prediction is the jardini will cause trouble first. That is a big tank though, so who knows? To raise such small fish in a such a big tank is quite the experiment.

 

[Miks786]

Just a small update- been good so far, the jardini is the slowest grower as he doesn’t take pellets at all

 

[Ansorgii]

Looks great! If you manage to keep them together that would be an awesome sight. I managed ro keep black and silver Arowana together once, but both of them very very timid individuals. My other attempts with a group of silvers or blacks failed miserably, even as they were still very young. I hope they stay this calm, and the jardini being the slowest is definetely not a bad thing.

 

[Miks786]

Thank you, I initially had problems between the silver and jardini but now they are fine.

Looks great! If you manage to keep them together that would be an awesome sight. I managed ro keep black and silver Arowana together once, but both of them very very timid individuals. My other attempts with a group of silvers or blacks failed miserably, even as they were still very young. I hope they stay this calm, and the jardini being the slowest is definetely not a bad thing.