Whenever you see a fish with a big, hinged jaw and overly large eyes you are looking at a predator, and they don't come any more predatory than the Arowana, king of aquarium fish. The Silver Arowana, from South America, grows to over a meter in the wild but in captivity they usually max out at around 90cm. So, if you plan on keeping one you are going to need a large tank with decent width to allow a silver to turn about. In the wild they have been known to feed on birds, bats, snakes and even baby monkeys but fortunately they can be trained to accept food sticks fairly easily as the aforementioned food items would be difficult to acquire in NZ. We currently have 2 Albino Silvers in stock for anyone considering adding something a bit unusual to their collection. ...
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Massivore Month.
Bought to you by Hikari Massivore, perfect food for those large predatory fish.
+++Win with HIKARI+++
Just post a picture of your fish, or tank, in the comments then get as many likes on your picture as you can. The picture with the most likes at midnight, Sunday 15th July, wins a free packet of Hikari Food.
We will be posting info about the unusual larger fish we have for sale at Redwood Aquatics throughout the two weeks the competition is running, plus special deals on Hikari food: our food of choice for feeding big fish.
So fire up those cameras, get posting and win yourself some Hikari !
Completion Rules.
1. Picture with most likes at midnight 15th July wins prize.
2. You must use your own pictures: photos 'off the web' will be removed.
3. Maximum of 3 entries / pictures per person.
4. Prize limited to ANY 357g sized pack of Hikari or smaller.
5. In case of a tie prize goes to the first picture posted. ...
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