QUOTE(serewen @ Apr 18 2007, 11:21 PM)
its the same fish breed that my in law have.. QUOTE(ChelseaFan @ Apr 18 2007, 11:48 PM)
haha, do i? ppl saz that often.. but i am still myself.. no one special.. wakakkaaQUOTE(Namgor2006 @ Apr 19 2007, 01:30 AM)
U can get the bigger tank if u want, & depends on ur house space....
My suggestion (even i'm not arowana expert), but i think u should get equal size & putting 3 to 4 arowanas (even the aro size is only 6 inches long) in 6ft tank at once.
Y i suggested that way? No need to buy bigger tank after u keep ur fish in 3ft tank or so...
& no more trouble in transferring the aro from small tank to bigger tank (once they have grow bigger).
Sorry, dillon...
I object ur idea, as i don't think it will save cost cause u will waste more money to buy more tanks & also will keep ur house space smaller (less) than what u have planned.
I think no one will put as many tanks as they could in a house (it's where people stay, or u're trying to open ur own LFS).

i KNow what u mean steve.. that is why a lot of ppl fail aro comm and the aro end up injured (then they sell it off)... coz they straight away jump into big tank... and YES IT DOES WASTE A LOT OF MONEY AND SPACE IN HOUSE.. but then if u wan it to be a success.. YOU HAVE TO PAY THE PRICE brother.. nothing in this world is easy.. for every single effort or price u pay extra.. the more results u will get in return.. My suggestion (even i'm not arowana expert), but i think u should get equal size & putting 3 to 4 arowanas (even the aro size is only 6 inches long) in 6ft tank at once.
Y i suggested that way? No need to buy bigger tank after u keep ur fish in 3ft tank or so...
& no more trouble in transferring the aro from small tank to bigger tank (once they have grow bigger).
Sorry, dillon...
I object ur idea, as i don't think it will save cost cause u will waste more money to buy more tanks & also will keep ur house space smaller (less) than what u have planned.
I think no one will put as many tanks as they could in a house (it's where people stay, or u're trying to open ur own LFS).
doing a comm tank is very very different compare to a conventional way of keeping 1 aro in 1 tank.. that i 100% agree with jumping into big tank straight away to avoid money wasting.. but for comm if u do that.. trust me.. u will end up wasting even more money in the end.. waste money on aro.. and waste money on tank... if u sit down and think properly what i said u will understand..
the keypoint for aro comm tank is.. to prevent the aro from fighting and injured itself..
so no matter how u do it also u must work around the keypoint itself.. or else u are asking for more trouble.. this is what i called for unseen variable or trouble..
advice : plan ur approach properly first before u jump in.. and ask other experience comm owner.. they will verify what i have just said.. in this world nothing is easy.. the question is.. how u enjoy ur result of your hardwork?
This post has been edited by dildream: Apr 19 2007, 12:07 PM
Apr 19 2007, 12:06 PM






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