New freshwater tank
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Your catfish will both need to be in a 10'x5' tank minimum.
Arowana need a 8' tank when it is fully grown.
Reticulated stingrays need a 180 gallon tank,and are not advised for beginers.If yours are not retics,they need a 8' tank as well.
These fish,if adequately feed,will outgrow that tank in a few months.
What are you planning on doing with them when that happens?
75 gallons is big enough for your JD,and maybe one more larger SA/CA cichlid.It depends on the fish's temperment if it will tollerate a tank mate though.
Arowana need a 8' tank when it is fully grown.
Reticulated stingrays need a 180 gallon tank,and are not advised for beginers.If yours are not retics,they need a 8' tank as well.
These fish,if adequately feed,will outgrow that tank in a few months.
What are you planning on doing with them when that happens?
75 gallons is big enough for your JD,and maybe one more larger SA/CA cichlid.It depends on the fish's temperment if it will tollerate a tank mate though.
A 300g tank will still be way to small for some of those fish, you are going to need a 1000g+ tank to be able to keep all of those fish.
I have to agree w/ the above...
But please know that we are not trying to talk down on you. We are just trying to help so that your fish can live happy and healthy lives
But please know that we are not trying to talk down on you. We are just trying to help so that your fish can live happy and healthy lives
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You will need a way bigger tank soon. Even a 300 might be too small. Id go 500+ and even then you will prolly need to go larger or sell some fish.
Sorry for the incorrect statement, Yes There are FW species of rays I was thinking marine. Thanks for correcting me.:uhoh:
