Arowana ID

I just picked up this guy from somebody that was selling a deceased loved ones tanks. Apparently, it's been in a 90 gallon tank it's whole life. What's crazy is that this fish is 15-20 years old. I was told before I went to pick it up that it was about 16" long. Turns out that it's pushing 20". I have a 135 gallon so that's not going to work out for long, but don't worry, I have a friend that I'm sure will put it in his 8'x4'x16" tank. Anyways, I'm thinking it's a Jardini but I figured I'd leave a positive ID to the experts.

Here it is in the 90.


These are it in my 135 with my 13" Oscars.



Tanks blurry because I had to top off the sump after acclimating it and stirred some crap around.

Not yet, only been in the tank for 2 hours though. And it was a 2.5 hour drive in a 30 gallon tote so he is fairly stressed. My Oscars won't leave him alone, they laid eggs mid week and are a bit bossy since I took them away. Lights are of and everything has calmed down now.

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Can you give me an example what what type of picture you would need to give a positive ID? I'll try to get a good pic tomorrow.

Looking really closely I can see slightly fleshy color spots. I expect poor diet over the years hasn't really helped his color much.

On another note. He got the crap kicked out of him by my Os. He's hiding in the top left side of the tank. The plan at this point is to do a big wc, what decor I have, and hope the O's calm down for now.

My hood weight a ton, the hinge is farther back so you have to lift almost the whole thing to open it. Definitely not worried there. Thanks for all the info.