t-man
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If you want a fast growing eat like pig pure speed of a fish then peas are the fish for you.
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This is my pair of albino's. Everytime they try to breed they get interupted by all the chaos in the tank. Hopefully they will have a corner to breed in the 450 gallon.
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I am in love with him!
I have always wanted a black, but when the time came for me to buy an arrow, all I could get was my silver!
What kind of pellets do you feed him?
I dump almost a whole bag when I feed mine and he is not as big as yours!
Beautiful fish!
I love getting my arrow to eat a whole shrimp out of my hand, but when he goes to grab the shrimp I drop it cause I am scared of him!
He eats Hikari and New life spectrum. Since I added my PeacockBass to the tank he doesn't get as many pellets as he did before. The peas are pigs and very fast at getting to the pellets first. So a couple times a week I feed my aro a smelt.My aro is very shy and doesn't like all the action in the tank.
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Cool stuff, arowana's are crazy fish..what's the setup it's in like?
He is in my 230 gallon for now and should be in his 450 gallon in a months time. As you can see I am in dire need for a bigger tank. I have so many big fish and don't want to get rid of any.
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This is my black aro and he is about 26 to 28 inches now. He is in a 230 gallon and eats pellets,feeders,krill and raw shrimp. Almost forgot, I bought him when he was black and yellow and about 3 inches long.
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I had 7 clowns but I lost one when the town water went bad this year. The one I lost was a wild caught one. I still have 6 clowns including a wild caught.
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I got them at Gold's and the females are about 6 inches not including the tail fin and the male is just about 8 inches.
After I posted these pics I found that the female that was paired up with the male has cloudy eyes. I am not sure whats wrong yet but it's not eating. I quarantined it and I am treating it with marayn plus biospheres. Does anybody have any suggestions? I have never seen this before in any fish I have owned. The cloudiness is inside the eyes not outside.
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Two of my lents have paired and drive the other two females way. Now I have even a bigger reason to hurry up and get the 450 gallon tank finished.
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I can't upload anymore pics as it says I have no more space.Can this be changed?
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Here goes:
5-Uaru,4-wild caught Geophagus surinamensis,6-Nandopsis tetracanthus(cubans),4-Parachromis friedrichsthalii(yellowjackets),
3-Nandopsis grammodes(mini dovii),2-Albino bichir,2-Bala sharks,2-wild caught Datnioides quadrifasciatus(silver datnoid),2-Sailfin pleco,2-Botia Modesta(blue botia),1- Platydoras Costatus(striped raphael catfish),2-Tire track eels,3-Fire eels,2-Albino Oscars,4-wild caught Crenicichla lenticulata(pikes),6 Jumbo clown loaches(1-wild caught and the oldest is 14 yrs),4-Cichla ocellaris(peacock bass),3-Cichla temensis(peacock bass),1-Royal pleco,1-Black pirahna,2-Julidochromis transcriptus,7-Julidochromis regani (kipli),3-Green terrors,4-jumbo yo-yo loaches,5-Crenicichla compressiceps(green dwarf pikes),3-redtail albino sharks(not redfin),3-Neolamprologus tretocephalus,1-Hypancistrus sp. L333(pleco),1-clown pleco,2-zebra snails and last but not least a 26 inch Black arowana.
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One of my Cuban's
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Peacock Bass
in Freshwater Photography
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Here is some more pics!