Arowanas are surface swimmers and require a secure lid to prevent jumping.

Color : Blue-gray body with black vertical stripes and a prominent nuchal hump Size : Can grow up to

Custom tanks give you the freedom to include features like: 3D backgrounds  for added depth Built-in sump

Use Bacterial Starters: Some products contain live bacteria to help jump-start the cycle, especially

Leave treated water for top-offs and mark the correct fill levels on tanks and sumps.

Add Ventilation Holes  – This prevents humidity build-up, especially for sumps and filters .

Lid/Cover:  Arowanas are known to jump, so ensure your tank has a secure lid. 5.

Peat Moss in the Filter   Peat moss can be placed in the filter or sump to lower water hardness naturally

acrylic a safer choice in homes with children or pets, as it is less likely to crack or shatter if bumped

This process can be jump-started by adding an ammonia source, such as fish waste or a bacterial culture

Cover: Use a lid or cover to prevent jumping or escape.

If you have a Sump Filter, use all three types of filtration in different chambers for the best efficiency