My Aqua Hobby Journey

[redtailfool]

Dimfer that was amazing, i still remember you posting your red aro on pahls .

 

[PEVINE11]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHh AMAZING


good work.

 

[Angel51087]

awesome tank, and gorgeous arrows. Sad that you lost a fish but, without sounding heartless, at least it wasnt one of your beloved arowanas. Really good job and looks great!

 

[Nic]

great article an amazing journey and awsome tank set up

 

[señor_pescados_felices]

wow, nice article but it hard to focus with all the dollar signs floating everywhere....LOL

$$$$cha-ching, cha-ching$$$$$

 

[IanR]

Galing! Spot on pareng Ding! Congrats! All I can is wow....

 

[black_monster]

wow, that's just truly amazing.

 

[DJ BIG T]

awsome job on building everything..great looking fish

 

[dimfer]

thanks guys for taking the time to read and post here.

Great article. Any plans on getting a bigger and better tank in the next 2 decades? Lol

I don't think so. My initial plan was to build a 3600 gal pond but scaled it down to this size due to concern about too much humidity inside the house. If I want to have a bigger setup, I'll have to do it in another place (city or country) where the environment is different. My wife likes to move to Victoria, British Columbia and she's dangling the idea of having a backyard arowana pond to get me to go there.

I'd been thinking of volunteering to stock and maintain the lake in the back of our house

 

[dimfer]

Would you use stainless steel again or recommend it? Even your filter is stainless....

Do you still have the goldfish bowl?

yes. I think stainless steel is a great material to work with. The filter box made of 400 series S/S not 316L, we'll see how it holds up in the long term. 316L is the most suitable product for this application, according to the data I gathered.

We donated the fishbowl (with the rest of other seldomly used stuff) to the charity when we cleaned up after the house move.