Most Colorful Non-aggressive Cichlids with Blk Arowana
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I was going to say Uaru - I have an 8" one with my 12" black - but it's hard to top a nice severum like Peter's picture. I'd love to find a pair of those to add to my tank, actually.
I have orangeheads and s. leucosticta occupying the bottom territories of the tank with the Aro too. Only a few of them are adults, but the aro doesn't hunt the smaller ones, even though they could probably fit in his mouth. But I like the balance the tank has, with the Uaru up top and the eartheaters hanging out down lower.
Is your 150 a 6x1.5 footprint but tall? Cause that's a great tank for having an aro up top due to the extra height. (Not a fully grown black, though, of course.)
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=220196
I have orangeheads and s. leucosticta occupying the bottom territories of the tank with the Aro too. Only a few of them are adults, but the aro doesn't hunt the smaller ones, even though they could probably fit in his mouth. But I like the balance the tank has, with the Uaru up top and the eartheaters hanging out down lower.
Is your 150 a 6x1.5 footprint but tall? Cause that's a great tank for having an aro up top due to the extra height. (Not a fully grown black, though, of course.)
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=220196
I would go with some type of Guianacara..... BUT I'm afraid the Aro would probably eat them at some point.
Maybe some type of Satanoperca, they get large enough that they shouldn't become a meal for your Aro.
I think a fish with a silver base and expressing spangles or black lines/bars on its body would look the best. I wouldn't want an extremely colorful fish that would take your eyes off your Aro.
Anything that would stay near the bottom like DaveB mentioned.
Check this out!!! Not at all what I suggested but it has always been a favorite of mine. I think the lives plants really help with the overall look of this tank.
Maybe some type of Satanoperca, they get large enough that they shouldn't become a meal for your Aro.
I think a fish with a silver base and expressing spangles or black lines/bars on its body would look the best. I wouldn't want an extremely colorful fish that would take your eyes off your Aro.
Anything that would stay near the bottom like DaveB mentioned. Check this out!!! Not at all what I suggested but it has always been a favorite of mine. I think the lives plants really help with the overall look of this tank.
I like that setup as well. I think that some asstd. geos would go great with an aro. As far s sevs go, Im sorta partial to rotkiels myself, as I like the more natural look, though the reds are good looking as well. Think about the whole Aro feng shui thing, A Big aro on the surface, say a shoal of silver dollars or something in the middle regions of the tank, and a few nice looking geos, Oheads, altifrons, or braziliensis, on the bottom. But Keep it all SA fish, dont pollute the purity of the tank with some sorta asian Dat or funky knife or catfish.... Just my 25 cents.....titansfever83;3468143; said:I would go with some type of Guianacara..... BUT I'm afraid the Aro would probably eat them at some point.
Maybe some type of Satanoperca, they get large enough that they shouldn't become a meal for your Aro.
I think a fish with a silver base and expressing spangles or black lines/bars on its body would look the best. I wouldn't want an extremely colorful fish that would take your eyes off your Aro.
Check this out!!! Not at all what I suggested but it has always been a favorite of mine. I think the lives plants really help with the overall look of this tank.
if you feel like taking a risk, i'd do the discus. you have lots of options, geos, severums, uarus, angels, etc. how is the temper on the aro? if you get a severum don't get a pair b/c they could get feisty
