- Location
- Bay ridge, Brooklyn
Unfortunately, I wrote never under $100
The next conedison envelope will be a sentence though- A/C is on 24h in the fish/living room
What would be a no-brainer tank if you had time, space &money
- Thread starter smoq
- Start date
Unfortunately, I wrote never under $100
The next conedison envelope will be a sentence though- A/C is on 24h in the fish/living room
- Location
- Staten Island
Honestly dude a 220 would be cruel as hell those are some monster fish. Maybe you could do some tea cups in there but def not Mottoros I'd say you need atleast 1,000 gallon for them to be happy.
- Location
- Valley stream
triggerman that youtube video was crazy i never saw anything like that before
- Location
- Clifton NJ
If you said that about the Arowana's when they got bigger (12") I would agree with you. But, Motoro's?? You can keep a Motoro in a 55 when it's small; say up to 5" or so. 220 would be enough space for a pair to live happily.
At least this is based on all the research I've done. Where have you seen different?
- Location
- astoria,new york
I'd set up a mermaid,a blonde and if I had room a redhead:tongue:
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- Location
- Huntington
I have a friend that breeds motoros and he keeps them in super wide 500gal tanks. His are about the size of the hood on a car. He has 3 of the 500 gals and at times they still look crammed in there, i can't imagine 2 3' diameter rays being happy in a 220 especially when they need floor space not height.
- Location
- Clifton NJ
Wow, I've never seen a Motoro that big! Ok, point well taken. Guess I'm going to have to go with an indoor pond then. :division:
Wife will throw me out just for thinking about it. . . might have to do it at one of your homes. :division:
Wife will throw me out just for thinking about it. . . might have to do it at one of your homes. :division:
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