Will you get rich breeding Silver Arowana - no. Will you flood the market (if you manage to breed them) in a very short time? Yes. Better chance of making money on Jardini. We are talking dams though not tanks unless you have massive aquaculture tanks and inducement. Black Arowana in Australia are smuggled in. None have bred here to my knowledge.
Im about to rescue a 3" arowana. The lfs is calling it a rainbow arowana,never hurd of one. Looks like a silver with rainbow fins. Ive seen baby silvers with the same thing,this little dude has ripped fins and a few scales missing. I will be putting him in a quorantine tank with a small ray. Ill be treating the water with meliflyx for faster
It depends on the kind of Arowana. Some are illegal, others aren't. Legal to own in the US. Scleropages jardinii - Jardinii Arowana Scleropages leichardti - Leichardti Arowana Osteoglossum bicirrhosum - Silver Arowana Osteoglossum ferreirai - Black Arowana Heterotis niloticus - African Arowana Illegal to own in the US
The silver arowana is known among scientists as the Osteoglossum bicirrhosum. It’s native to South America, especially the Oyapock, Essequibo, and Amazon basins. It inhabits blackwater (slow-moving bodies of water found among forested swamps or wetlands) and whitewater (rivers with high levels of suspended sediment) habitats.
Written by Fishkeepingfans in Care Guide, Fishes. The Silver Arowana (Osteoglossum bicirrhosum) often sits at the top of the heap when it comes to the ultimate fish to keep for those with extensive experience in the hobby. You pretty much know you’ve arrived and are in a league with the big guns at this stage if acquiring one is on the agenda.
The Asian arowana is considered a lucky fish in many cultures and a gift for special occasions. People believe Asian arowanas have mystical powers in some parts of Asia. (AKA Silver arowana
Hi, 280 gallons is too small for a Silver Arowana, as they grow 4' long. So do Iridescent "Sharks" which also need to be in groups. Fashooga. Dec 25, 2014
well the arowana is 4 1/2 inches i also have a 2 inch adonnis pleco and some feeder guppies. it is a 29 gallon tank. i do not have any snails in the tank but i recently bought some live plants and there were snails in the bag with the plants but i did not put them in the tank. the fins do not stick together but it looks like they have some excess slime on the tail, but it is not reddening at
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