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Xtrocious

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  On 9/14/2009 at 9:05 AM, Altec said:

bro what you have is a stunted silver arowana.

 

for arguement sake you can even keep it in a 2ft tank.

 

Please go google do a search and see how big can silvers grow till.

 

I know ah - I purposely want to keep its size within manageable length :)

 

3-feet for me was good enough

 

But too bad it has passed on :(

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  On 9/14/2009 at 6:27 PM, Fishy said:

keeping a red arowana is more challenging... xback and rtg, no fun and no challenge.

 

Care to share why keeping a red arrowana is more challenging?

 

I got a red one now [flowerface]

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  On 9/28/2009 at 3:13 AM, Ceratoisthebest said:

ya...i noticed it long ago...=(...but hope its not life threathening ba...so far still very healthy....as long as it dun die and grow up well...im glad alrdy

 

It is best that u cover all the sides of the aquarium to cure its drop eye problem. U might wana consider tinted window film from DIY shop so that u can see the aro but it cant see u.

 

Also, maintain good water condition to allow its gill covers to cure and prevent infection. Water change every week.

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  On 9/28/2009 at 3:25 AM, Adrianli said:

It is best that u cover all the sides of the aquarium to cure its drop eye problem. U might wana consider tinted window film from DIY shop so that u can see the aro but it cant see u.

 

Also, maintain good water condition to allow its gill covers to cure and prevent infection. Water change every week.

 

 

oo...okie....noted...thaxs...^^

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  On 9/28/2009 at 3:25 AM, Adrianli said:

It is best that u cover all the sides of the aquarium to cure its drop eye problem. U might wana consider tinted window film from DIY shop so that u can see the aro but it cant see u.

 

Also, maintain good water condition to allow its gill covers to cure and prevent infection. Water change every week.

 

If the gill curl is not too severe, maintaining good water condition will allow it to heal back on its own. If it's too severe, then you might wanna consider doing OPS to rectify it. Some old birds from the aro forum also claim that a tank which is too small in width can lead to gill curling too

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  On 9/28/2009 at 4:47 AM, Altivo said:

If the gill curl is not too severe, maintaining good water condition will allow it to heal back on its own. If it's too severe, then you might wanna consider doing OPS to rectify it. Some old birds from the aro forum also claim that a tank which is too small in width can lead to gill curling too

 

 

wads OPS??? operation???........hmmm...i tink my tank big enuf ba....is it big enough??? lol

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