One 1,000G Indoor Monsterfish Pond Coming Up! (Ghetto Style)
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how could I have missed this?? Great job you've done!
But the aros jumping is your fault, because you should have prepared against it. What a sad thing, to have those beauties jump and die.
But, again, an awesome job you did!!!
But the aros jumping is your fault, because you should have prepared against it. What a sad thing, to have those beauties jump and die.
But, again, an awesome job you did!!!
I just read this entire thread. Very cool. I love your pond. Happy 1 year anniversery for the pond. I think you are about due for another feeding underwater video. lol 
Quick Update:
1. I had 3 rays at one time, 1 died because I fed it unfresh fish, the fillet was in the ref for more than a week, I lost track of time. The two remaining are a male and female, am not sure why they aren't mating.
2. One of the kois was bothering my rays, so I kept it in solitary confinement in one of my drums for a few hours, at least a few hours was the plan, then this silly thing called sleep got in way, the next morning when I checked on it, it had leaped to its death in the garden. I didn't mean to, honest.
3. The two aros have jumped once each, fortunately, they were thrown back in.
4. The FRT was in the pond for a while, until one night I caught it chasing the Kois and nipping at them for fun. No wonder there were messed up fins in the ID shark. I quickly transferred it to the 100G before it sets its eyes on the rays. It's growing fast, I hand feed it fish and cat food. Should be around 7-8" carapace.
Photo shot by my 9 year old, great shot!
1. I had 3 rays at one time, 1 died because I fed it unfresh fish, the fillet was in the ref for more than a week, I lost track of time. The two remaining are a male and female, am not sure why they aren't mating.
2. One of the kois was bothering my rays, so I kept it in solitary confinement in one of my drums for a few hours, at least a few hours was the plan, then this silly thing called sleep got in way, the next morning when I checked on it, it had leaped to its death in the garden. I didn't mean to, honest.
3. The two aros have jumped once each, fortunately, they were thrown back in.
4. The FRT was in the pond for a while, until one night I caught it chasing the Kois and nipping at them for fun. No wonder there were messed up fins in the ID shark. I quickly transferred it to the 100G before it sets its eyes on the rays. It's growing fast, I hand feed it fish and cat food. Should be around 7-8" carapace.
Photo shot by my 9 year old, great shot!
the two 1" holes weren't large enough for the water to drain, so it started to overflow, so I just temporarily put it atop some plastic chairs
wow, that is an awsome idea. I never thought of doing something like this.
wow, that is an awsome idea. I never thought of doing something like this.
The cabinet was a great idea, but the crates were an even better idea, the crates have proven to be bulkier accepting a lot more media and is very sturdy. This cabinet is still at it, but goes wobbly when I clean the filters in it, which is once or twice a year.gatekeeper;4779348; said:
Wow this is Amazing Love your Pond. Hopefully i can get 2 or 3 more Arowana's when the 540 Gal/2,200L is ready Might get a few Id's I used to have three but they didnt grow at all and i had them for 7 months then they got eaten by My Breeding Gold Convicts >: (
Might get a few Id's I used to have three but they didnt grow at all and i had them for 7 months then they got eaten by My Breeding Gold Convicts >: (
