CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can the map fish and silver arowana be raised together?

1. Can the map fish and silver arowana be raised together?

First of all: you can raise them together! Your fish are just the right size. If the map is too big, they will attack the silver dragon!

Let me say again: Silver Arowana are usually kept in odd numbers, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. If you want to mix Silver Arowana and Map in your tank, I suggest 3 Silver Arowana and 4 Map. (The premise is that the width of your fish tank should be more than 600mm)

2. Can silver arowana and map fish be raised together?

Although they have strong attack power, they can still be raised together if they are raised from a young age or are of similar age!!!

3. Can map fish and blue dragon be raised together?

If you raise both species from a young age, you can do it. In fact, fish, like people, have different personalities. Some fish are aggressive, while others are not. I raise a 25cm large map, and it is not bitten by an 8cm crown fish when it is put into the tank. In addition, you may be a novice. The tank for raising map fish must be large enough, otherwise it will soon be full. Map fish mainly eat small fish. If you also feed small grass carp from the beginning, it is also OK for the blue man dragon. Both fish can grow to be very large. I wish you success~

4. Can the silver dragon and the map be raised together?

Theoretically they can be raised together, but these medium to large fish are aggressive, so fighting is inevitable. According to what you said, I suggest you raise them separately. There is another problem. Under normal circumstances, the silver arowana should grow faster than the map fish, but yours is the opposite, which shows two problems. First, your arowana has not been able to adapt since it entered the tank. It may be that it is not adapted to the water quality, or it may be that it is not adapted to the environment. For example, the map fish in the tank, your silver arowana may have always been afraid of the map fish. Second, your arowana may be sick. If your arowana shows one of these two symptoms, then it is normal for it to have no appetite and not grow. Also, the scales of the arowana can grow back, so don't worry about that, but the premise is that you must separate them and give the arowana a comfortable environment and clean water.