Largest & Smallest Arowana Species?

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They will eat the guppies I believe. I have never kept them, but they are piscivore/ insectivore. I do not know about the other fish you mention and the newts. Just as long as they don't come to the surface....
 
The video shows a huge arowana, it has not been measured(just listen to the narative) so it's not even confirmed 4 footer let alone the "a lot of bull on the internet" four and a half foot that you are spewing :screwy:


I am not even sure, from the dilm, that it is 4 feet long. It amy be, but i do not know. Qhat i see is a very thick and fat aro. And big, of course.

I have fished aro ' in the Amazon, and seen a lot of them swimming by the boat and never have i seen, or caught, a silver bigger than 3 something foot
 
I am not even sure, from the dilm, that it is 4 feet long. It amy be, but i do not know. Qhat i see is a very thick and fat aro. And big, of course.

I have fished aro ' in the Amazon, and seen a lot of them swimming by the boat and never have i seen, or caught, a silver bigger than 3 something foot
Yeah I have a feeling that he has measured it and it fell short of the 48" so no update provided. My best guess is that it was about 40" back when this video was new and I was cross referencing it with the other fish he had actually measured
 
Wouldn't the african arowana get bigger than silvers?

but excluding that arowana size from largest to small : silver,black,jardini
 
I was wonderrinf why nobody mentioned the africans. I have never even seen one live, so i did not say anything i am not sure of.
 
I was wonderrinf why nobody mentioned the africans. I have never even seen one live, so i did not say anything i am not sure of.

i've seen some big african aros in person, pushing 2.5 - 3ft. Awsome fish when they get that size
 
newts are supposed to be kept in cold water. the butterflyfish need tropical. mollies prefer salt.


i would keep it newts and guppies and let the newts eat guppy fry...
 
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