Hey guys, iam sure some of you are aro fanatics, mind share some infos ?

well i just got my RTG, and his tank mate is a pig nose turtle, just wondering i feed my aro with mealworm and he take them in 1 bite....i was wondering should i feed my pig nose ? or he will eat the leftovers by the aro....shit maybe...

i tried feefing my aro with blood worm but he don like it,...still will go starving until i throw in the meal worms....

so how often should i change the diet and wat other diet you guys think is good for RTG ?

hope you can help me and other aro fanatics..

This post has been edited by c0c0nut: Dec 4 2006, 02:16 PM

pics will be uploaded soon...

Personal advice, DO NOT FEED YOUR ARO's OR FISH with BLOODWORMS! My friend's whole tank of important south american chiclid died overnight after taking a hefty meal of frozen bloodworms bought from the LFS. Dont do something u will regret..

R u bloodworm expired or got problem. My father feed aro or fish for more than 2 years , so far so good

i remember my aro used to love crickets...

It's fine for my dad's aro

Yeah...And they like frogs too

wat should i feed my pig nose ?....or just let him eat the aro's shit ? hehehe not sure here....

I still remember my aro liked ppl to sayang-sayang his back..
put hand in the aquarium and just sayang-sayang his back, he'd stay stop and enjoying it

yes. people feed them crickets. but you can't just throw the cricket in just like that. they have ways to prepare the cricket (some snipping involved).

will he eat your aro's poo-poo?

currently i am feeding my ARO with fat mealworms......maybe weekend giv prawns ...good idea ?

of course, prawns, crickets, frogs are what ppl normally using as aro's foods.

What snipping is involved? The hind legs?

Just wondering if anybody keeps their arowana in a landscape aquarium with plants over the water? Just wondering cos aro's like jumping out of the water to catch their prey. Would be nice to have a full landscape enclosure with overhanging plants and see you aro jumping outta the water to grab that crix hanging on a leaf.... What a wild thought . Would cost a lot just making it.

My friend once woke up in the morning to a really wet floor in the hall where the aquarium is. Turns out the Aro's been trying to jump and catch a roach on the aquarium cover.....

http://arofanatics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39431

aros are nice, just make sure they don't hurt themselves like jumping and all.

later nice $$$ aro lose shape, not nice already.

My RED TAIL GOLDEN 6 months at 11 inch

This post has been edited by c0c0nut: Jun 7 2006, 09:05 PM

how much u spent on acquiring that RTG?

i feel like trying out green asian aro instead. those are not in demand though.

Ori price at 1250.- ...since i got from my fren kasi me 950.-

green aro ah ? don wan la...in few months time u will feel sien...if you wan get Yellow tail la....cheap yet can be beautiful...try consider la..here is the pic below



compare with green

yeah. i like green. RTG the investment $$$$ la. chili red and those x-backs are nice too but again, $$$$.

Wow, nice fish you got there, quite bulky can see... well you can try feeding frogs at this size already, make it even bulkier... if u can try to feed him with those market prawns, even better. Crickets... very addictive, superworms as well... so if you're ready to try those, be prepared that they might not eat anything else anymore... centipede is also good, enhances the colour more, if you're willing to spend more... hope this helps...

Green aros are definitely nice fish... if you read up more on it, different green aros caught in different states actually have different features, like bodyshape and colour and stuff. Try and read up on a certain green called the 'Nami', named after a lake in Kedah, very cool looking i bet you...

Won't regret wan lar, any aro is still an aro...