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Old 20-11-2011, 10:43 PM   #21
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Thanks bro.

Wa..Suddenly more into RTG than Green arowana.. Price difference only about 300 more. How ah. Head pain liao.
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Old 21-11-2011, 09:05 AM   #22
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Wa..Suddenly more into RTG than Green arowana.. Price difference only about 300 more. How ah. Head pain liao.
save up before u get ur aro.
522 tank with 3ft sump sounds good. wat filter medias u have in ur sump? how long have u been running ur tank?
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Old 21-11-2011, 11:24 AM   #23
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Thanks bro.

Wa..Suddenly more into RTG than Green arowana.. Price difference only about 300 more. How ah. Head pain liao.


hi there


1. bro, since you are new to aros.
2. it is advisable to start it off with a greenie.
3. it is of course less expensive than the rtg.
4. once you get the hang of it and experience, you can then go for something else.
5. this forum has all it takes to start aroing.
6. good luck.
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Old 21-11-2011, 11:37 AM   #24
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Keep reading and learn more about arowana. Water parameters and treatment are the most essential . After which comes to grooming and feeding. I suggest u go for rtg first if u are willing to spend that 300 plus more. Depending if you like a gold or green adult arowana. You don't want to raise an arowana for a few year then regret ur decision. Read and learn first will save you lots of money in the long run. Happy aro-ing! Cheers!
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Old 21-11-2011, 12:01 PM   #25
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imho, you may want to look at some of the pictures of adult arowana on how the baby aros look like when they are older.
Some green adult have green purplish hue v nice.
if price is a concern, green, red2, RTG are possible choices.
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Old 21-11-2011, 11:27 PM   #26
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save up before u get ur aro.
522 tank with 3ft sump sounds good. wat filter medias u have in ur sump? how long have u been running ur tank?
Tank has been setup around 2weeks ago, having one IT, NTT and ray inside.
Sump medias consists of Bact House, 10litres of Mr Aqua CR, CC, OS.

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hi there


1. bro, since you are new to aros.
2. it is advisable to start it off with a greenie.
3. it is of course less expensive than the rtg.
4. once you get the hang of it and experience, you can then go for something else.
5. this forum has all it takes to start aroing.
6. good luck.
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Keep reading and learn more about arowana. Water parameters and treatment are the most essential . After which comes to grooming and feeding. I suggest u go for rtg first if u are willing to spend that 300 plus more. Depending if you like a gold or green adult arowana. You don't want to raise an arowana for a few year then regret ur decision. Read and learn first will save you lots of money in the long run. Happy aro-ing! Cheers!
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imho, you may want to look at some of the pictures of adult arowana on how the baby aros look like when they are older.
Some green adult have green purplish hue v nice.
if price is a concern, green, red2, RTG are possible choices.
After much consideration and like bro sildum saying that ''You don't want to raise an arowana for a few year then regret ur decision''. I had decided to start with RTG instead of Green. But due to inexperience, I will have to read alot more in AF and understand more about Aro before bagging one back.
AF has all the resources that I would need to know and of cause with you guys guiding me along.
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Old 21-11-2011, 11:32 PM   #27
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if you can afford to buy medias and tankmates, i believe you can save a little more to get a RTG. Another 1 or 2 month duration, u can treat it as "cycling" tank before introducing your arowana into the tank....
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Old 22-11-2011, 12:26 AM   #28
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if you can afford to buy medias and tankmates, i believe you can save a little more to get a RTG. Another 1 or 2 month duration, u can treat it as "cycling" tank before introducing your arowana into the tank....
Agree with it. No rush in it, get a aro i like and not a aro because its cheap.
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Old 22-11-2011, 02:15 PM   #29
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Agree with it. No rush in it, get a aro i like and not a aro because its cheap.
That's the way bro ! nowadays RTG has very nice shine, take ur time to choose one that u like! Cheers!
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Old 22-11-2011, 02:20 PM   #30
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now for the price of 300 plus u can get really good quality aros already. So help yourself and dun rush this process. Read as much as possible as you can here. I did and learnt quite alot since early 2000.

Now for the price of 300 plus.. u can even be lucky to find a 5th level complete RTG also at 6". Look out for the features like spoonhead-ness, wide tail, confident swimming posture, bright eyes.. healthy look, alot of factors to look out for. Spend your time going to diff aro shops to look and observe. See which aro speaks out to you within your price budget.

Good luck!
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