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Thanks Bro. Cheers mate..!! |
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Bro you can roughly gage .. My last time tank only 5x2x2 ... Yours is around 2 times my tank ... 15 might look a bit cramp but nice sure ... Bioload wise don't worry too much .... 8 reds also must tan .... 10 reds also must tan , as well go for 15 pcs |
Hi bro,
I am keeping 6 aro (2 red 4 XB) in my 5x2.5x2x5 and they have ample space, so i guess with ur tank dimensions, imo should be looking at 12 or more =) |
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I am currently keeping 6 Arowanas in a 6 x 3 x 3 & they look to be swimming freely around the tank. I guess I have to start with 10 Reds & see how it goes.. if still fine.. get more,.. but 1 fish at a time.. After that, my head will be completely bald from big hole in my pocket.. Cheers mate..!! |
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wow! 10 reds;) |
10 ft and a 9 ft sump tank, easy easy can house 50 small aros lah!
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Plus, hopefully can afford it.. Anyway, will update when decision is made.. Cheers mate..!! |
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50 Aros... phew, the cost of food for them alone will kill me.. not to mention where to house them when all 50 grow to 20"-24".. Cheers mate..!! |
If financial resources allows, go for the biggest tank possible
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My experience with some comm tanks is once you achieved a somewhat stable comm, it is very risky to add in additional fishes 1 by 1. You will risk upsetting the entire established hierarchy in the tank. Easier to start with a slightly larger number and downsize a little bit later. The only thing is where to put those aros that you have taken out from the main comm later. Have fun :) |
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