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Just another quick update. All are doing well! Sent from my SM-N915V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Another update Sent from my SM-N915V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Another quick update! All are doing extremely well! Sent from my SM-N915V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Just a quick update! All are doing wonderful! The discus will follow my children as they walk around the tank. So smart. Even the Arowana comes over and waits for food when I open the lid. The Ray... well he is just amazing to watch. My kids (4 and 5) love it when he goes up the side of the tank...

Haha, they do look creepy

Thanks!

I didn't think that at all PoppaRyno, in fact I appreciate the comment. I'm just saying that I've read some people having success with them and I think I can too. I hope I am right. What I don't appreciate is when people are closed-minded and think they know all possible outcomes.

No, the point is the Arowana is captive bred and has been switched to floating pellets and shrimp so it won't grow quite as quickly. The instinct to chase fish should also be lessened. The only fish in the tank that eat live are the discus eating black worms. I didn't post here to argue with...

I did research. Mixed reviews. Many said it wouldn't work, some said they are fine together. Believe it or not I didn't just go buy random fish. So far they are fine. I will update if anything changes.

Well, from what I've seen so far they have been fine together. The discus often swim right over to the Arowana, as the picture shows. My LFS owner (who hasn't given me wrong info yet) said they should be fine as long as they are introduced as young as they are and have adequate space to swim...

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Thanks! Yes it is a motoro. He is fantastic. I thought rays were less active, but mine has proven me wrong! He goes everywhere and is beautiful to watch. I know how big they get. I will probably end up moving the BGK over when he gets bigger. Depending on their sizes, maybe others. Also got 3...

Arowana and stingray

In the 55: red shoulder severum, senegal bichir, needle nose gar, black ghost knife, pleco, geophagus juipari, blue lobster. They are all rather small, biggest is the gar and he is maybe 6 inches. In the 155 gallon: baby arowana, baby motoro stingray

Definitely forgot to attach the pictures haha Sent from my SM-N915V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

First picture of my new tank and a pic of my other tank! =)

So any ideas on other fish? Sent from my SM-N915V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

It would make sense to get fish that are compatible with the BGK, gar, and bichir since those will be moved eventually to the large tank. Looking closely, I think the BGK is more like 4". I just don't want something to snack on him. Sent from my SM-N915V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

They are all rather young. The gar is the largest and is probably 7". The BGK is maybe 5". I realize they get large and will need something bigger, but without knowing what we are putting in the bigger tank I didn't want them to become food for possible larger fish.

Hi, I just set up 155 gallon tank that was purchased from Craigslist. Filled it up with water to find that it leaked so it is currently sitting empty after I stripped the silicone and resealed the entire thing. Anyways, the wife and I aren't sure what we should put in it. Currently we have a 54...