Dwarf (small) Arowanas

[mos90]

sorry misread, thought he was looking for some new fish to add with an arow.

when was askin about snakehead compatibity. ooops

 

[Hao]

Lol read carefully next time

 

[DannyLee94]

thanks for the helpful info lads

 

[CeD_^]

there are some short bodied aros like this king super red but it's damn expensive and rare
http://www.arowana.co.uk/uploads/King Superred Arowana - Panda.jpg

 

[Hao]

there are some short bodied aros like this king super red but it's damn expensive and rare
http://www.arowana.co.uk/uploads/King Superred Arowana - Panda.jpg

better yet SB silver,SB jardini

 

[David R]

I am looking for an aro that grows to around 14" 16" if possible but any other results will help alot

Thats about half (or less) the adult size of every arowana species....

 

[King-eL]

If you're looking for an arowana that will only grow to 14-16 inches then don't even bother getting one. 20 inches is even consider small for an arowana. Average length they will get in captivity is 22-25 icnhes.

 

[JL]

Dwarf arowana's huh? Isn't this Monster Fish Keepers not Medium sized Fish Keepers? The stickies need to be read. The answers are all there. If there was such a thing it would be mentioned.

 

[DannyLee94]

Dwarf arowana's huh? Isn't this Monster Fish Keepers not Medium sized Fish Keepers? what the hells on my foot? The stickies need to be read. The answers are all there I THINK. If there was such a thing it would be mentioned,OK who put this chip on my shoulder??.

Theres no harm in asking, this site was made for asking questions, as regards to your post, if you do not want to give any advice but instead be sarcastic, i suggest you use another site. I have got plenty of answers and learnt alot just from this thread and i am SURE plenty more newcomers to the aro species will be helped by this also.

I will appreciate any more valuable info and/or pics as always

Thanks to all

 

[David R]

Theres no harm in asking, this site was made for asking questions

There's also no harm in doing a bit of research and reading old posts, you might be surprised at how many of your own questions you can answer yourself. Its what we used to do before the internet, although we had to buy books or talk face to face with other fish keepers. Yes this site was made for asking questions, but imagine what it would be like if every newbie came on here and said "I want a xxxx fish, tell me everything I need to know"...