the link below will give you an idea on the following:
1) the remaining yellow pin size oscar is growing and looking good;

2) the green algae that affected the tank had gone for good. thanks
to the improvised DIY filtering system;

3) update on how fast my two oscars grows from Feb 21 to present,
1.5 inches before = one is 4.5 inches today while the other is
3.5 inches only. the smaller one swim unbalance due to one eye only.

4) the other two small black oscar is taken from my gold fish tank in the
office. i therefore conclude that oscar grow slowly in a small tank. despite
they eat like a pig, they never grow as much as my other two in the bigger
tank.

5) look how lovely my angel fish is. the color is very vibrant.

6) similarly, look how big the pangasius grows.


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Nice O's Paul! Those id sharks are huge!

looking good butty!!!!!!! how long are them pang,s

biggamehunter wrote:

a little more than 20 inches. and they eat like vacum

the shark is become too big.. it might be splashing a lot of water outside??

yeah, whenever someone tap the glass, but no problem,
the tank is in my port. what worry me is the strong tud
whenever that happens, darting could break the glass. i
had one incident already when they were still in the 90
gal tank with the oscars.