No, I've actually heard of Discus and Arowanas working together. That isn't a completely nuts idea, though it must be done in a massive tank with proper decor and filtration, which most average monster fish keepers can't manage unless they are like Ohio Fish Rescue.This is obviously a wind up
In that size of tank, you'd be better off doing Stingrays or something else if you have no other tankmates currently. But I don't have experience with this so others can chime in with better answers.Can discus do well with Arowana's? I have a 400 gallon arowana tank so just wondering
As someone who keeps both it sounds like a completely nuts idea to me!No, I've actually heard of Discus and Arowanas working together. That isn't a completely nuts idea, though it must be done in a massive tank with proper decor and filtration, which most average monster fish keepers can't manage unless they are like Ohio Fish Rescue.
So will the discus cause problems or the arowana? I also have a 8 inch arowana whos totally a wimp and gets beat up by 3 inch cichlids. So please, educate meAs someone who keeps both it sounds like a completely nuts idea to me!
Arowanas are pretty boisterous and big fish growing quickly, discus in my opinion tend to suffer if not the kings of their tank so if anything is in there bigger then it seems to make the discus more reclusive and eating lessSo will the discus cause problems or the arowana? I also have a 8 inch arowana whos totally a wimp and gets beat up by 3 inch cichlids. So please, educate me