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Setting up an arowana aquarium can be a challenging task, especially for novice aquarists, but with a minimalist approach, you can create a beautiful and low-maintenance environment for your prized fish. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to set up a minimalist arowana aquarium.

Choosing the Right Tank
Your arowana will require a spacious tank with plenty of room to swim and grow, such as a tank that is specifically designed for arowanas or a large aquarium that is 125 gallons or larger. This will provide them with a sufficient swimming area and help to dilute waste products. Make sure to choose a tank that is specifically designed for arowanas, as they require a high water flow and robust filtration systems.

Tank Decoration
While arowana aquariums can be quite visually appealing, it's essential to keep decorations to a bare essentials. This will help to reduce competition for food and reduce stress on your fish. You can add some live plants such as java moss or anubias to provide safe havens and help to maintain good water quality. Avoid using sharp decorations that can cause injury to your fish.

Filtration System
Arowanas are messy eaters and require a robust filtration system to maintain good water quality. We recommend using a canister filter or a high-quality external filter that can handle the waste produced by your fish. Make sure to clean the filter regularly to prevent the buildup of toxic waste.

Lighting
Arowanas require a photoperiod of around 10-12 hours of light and 12-14 hours of darkness. A basic T5 or LED lighting setup will be sufficient for your tank. Avoid using high-intensity lighting your fish's eyes or disrupt their natural behavior.

Water Parameters
Arowanas require a slightly alkaline water with a pH range of 7.0-7.5 and a hardness of 10-15 dGH. Test your water parameters often to ensure that it falls within these parameters. Arowanas are sensitive to sudden changes in water temperature, so avoid making sudden temperature changes.

Water Changes
Regular water changes are essential to keep your aquarium healthy. It's recommended to perform weekly water changes for better results to maintain good water quality and prevent the buildup of toxic waste.

Additional Tips

• Avoid overfeeding your Arowana fish for sale, as this can lead to poor water quality and stress on your fish. - Place the tank in a shaded area to prevent algae growth and maintain a healthy balance in the aquarium. - Make sure to introduce the arowana to the main tank after a 21-day quarantine to prevent the spread of diseases.
  
  

By following these simple steps, you can create a beautiful and low-maintenance minimalist arowana aquarium that will thrive for years to come. Research and adjust as necessary to ensure that your aquarium remains healthy and happy for your prized fish.