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Love your posts, that's some beautiful spoon heads. Any of those heading to Canada?

Coming along nice

Very nice

Welcome to a place where we can all understand each other's illness.... Haha

Beauty, ST start eating again?

Haha enjoy western canada it's awfully beautiful. Yes we are a little colder than average right now, but it will warm up. Enjoy our country

Love the spoon head love the fins. That's a great red

http://www.homedepot.ca/product/18x18-ivory-classic-travertine-225-sq-feet-per-each/853016 It's a white travertine. Will it affect my ph much? Has it been sealed or filled? If so can I still use it?

Nice but no barbels!

Nice

Okay that's it. Everyone else give up haha is there a 3rd place trophy?

Using crickets that are gut loaded with the pellets u intend to use is a good idea. Maybe some of the pellet taste will transfer to the cricket. I would not worry about it not eating, sure it would be awesome if it ate a pellet today. But I wouldn't worry untill u seen 2 weeks with no interest...

There are a lot more people with a lot more experience than me on here. Maybe one of them will chime in. Getting into asian aros can be nerve racking!

Yeah I would stay away from night crawlers. At Least for now. Hungry, healthy aro will eat pellets eventually In my experience. If you really want it eating pellets just don't feed it anything for now. Offer a pellet 24 to 36 hrs after getting it home. Try every few hours. Remove uneaten food...

I would give him some time before I would start worrying. What was spencer feeding it?

Welcome to the site! Post a picture!

Any idea what brings on this unique scale formation? What sort of percentage does this happen to? Again great pics, love the many updates from you!

I thought I read about the same thing happening to someone else a few years back. That being said I can not find any more info on it. Glad you are alright. Is there a scale of stingray venom, what I mean is one type more toxic vs another?

Good read, short blog post. http://merlionarowana.com/member/index.php/blogs/2/31/mer-lion-arowana-blog-23-the-ar

I would say no on the arowana in that tank size. Arowanas grow long and grow fast. They will quickly outgrow a 90 gallon. I use a 75 gallon for a single arowana when it arrives at 6 to 8 inches. It is moved into a 24 inch wide tank within a month or so. Usually my 5x2. And than from there it...