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One day i will have this:) - discus aro comm

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yeah, its more the stock in it, the look of the stock.

gravel is needed, but thats enough i reckon.

nice combo with lots of aro and discus.

Awesome tank, Beautiful fish. the tank tho really needs some gravel on the bottom and a pile of big plants.

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yeah, i reckon just fine dark gravel.

The wood is fine, its a nice balance i reckon.

I dream of a proper aro comm (6 aros plus) lol

This is very very nice. I agree it needs some fine black gravel.

Love the shape of the tank.

Id keep a tank like this with gravel and all discus. That would be the dream! :love:

Horrid tank,obviously somewhere in Asia,the discus are horrible,man made jelly beans. Give me wilds any day.

Different strokes for different folks I guess.

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i thnk 8 foot is ok, bigger is better, front to back width is key i think, some keep them in tanks where they are almost the same width.

but i agree, that tank is a bit small for 8 arowanas, when they get large, it will be very small for them.

really they should be in a very big tank or pond.

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