thanks.
will see how it goes.
will only do minor rescape...
waiting for your setup
haha. just bite the bullet
thanks. but my aro is a XB...
thanks.
will see how it goes.
will only do minor rescape...
waiting for your setup
haha. just bite the bullet
thanks. but my aro is a XB...
Oopps sorry bro...my 1000 apologies..![]()
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1x 622 Predator tank-Rays/Tigers & Arowana
1x 522 Planted Pleco/Cories/Discus & Tetra tank
1x 222 Marine reef tank
1x 432 FGT Water Feature with Showa's(Kois)
Last edited by dominik; 16th Oct 2009 at 23:58.

HOLY MOLY!
You can keep an arowana with discus AND angelfish?!!!




haha 1st gone the tetras. next de angels when xb grows bigger? or he will get used to them?

I've kept an arowana in a planted tank with other small fishes before, like tiger barbs, SAEs, and khuli loaches. Only one SAE was ever eaten and that was by accident (story documented in one of my posts from years ago). In a large and fully planted tank, the small fishes will be able to avoid and hide from the arowana... and not in a stressed out way. The arowana will also not bother to exert effort to eat something that is very likely to get away.
It helps that Arowana is kept well fed. In my case, I only fed with market prawns, so that it does not get used to eating live food.
As for the angelfish, they are too big to be swallowed, so it will leave them alone. Predators do not kill for fun. Arowanas also do not normally exhibit territorial behaviour towards other type of fish. So the angels should be safe.
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i have ever saw an arrowana planted tank with 200 cardinals and the owner reported no loss on the cardinals.
From my experience, arrowanas in planted tanks are generally more peaceful and loving. But of course keeping the fish well fed and having an old fish helps.
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