Hello,
We just got our first arowana. She's a silver, but her fins and scales have a nice pink color. We've had her for almost two weeks and she's about eleven inches long. For now we have her in a 55 gallon tank with a Jack Dempsey and a Pleco. Everyone seems to be doing quite well together. We are moving in a few months and plan to get a 300 gallon tank when we have our new place. I have been doing some research on keeping multiple arowanas. We were considering getting a second. I've read that two of the same species will not get along, but others could. The place we got her from said that since she's still small that if we got a black arowana of similar size they should be ok. Again, we're only considering this, and want to make sure we have as much advice and information as we can get before making the choice. I've read that you have the best chance when the arowanas grow up together, which is why we figure if we're going to do it we're going to have to do it soon! Thanks!
-Kyra
We just got our first arowana. She's a silver, but her fins and scales have a nice pink color. We've had her for almost two weeks and she's about eleven inches long. For now we have her in a 55 gallon tank with a Jack Dempsey and a Pleco. Everyone seems to be doing quite well together. We are moving in a few months and plan to get a 300 gallon tank when we have our new place. I have been doing some research on keeping multiple arowanas. We were considering getting a second. I've read that two of the same species will not get along, but others could. The place we got her from said that since she's still small that if we got a black arowana of similar size they should be ok. Again, we're only considering this, and want to make sure we have as much advice and information as we can get before making the choice. I've read that you have the best chance when the arowanas grow up together, which is why we figure if we're going to do it we're going to have to do it soon! Thanks!
-Kyra