Silver Arowana Pair

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marineman

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These two are in my ray pond. It is difficult to really get a good shot of them.
Their colors vary significantly has anyone else ever seen this?
Sexing arowanas is difficult but these two do not fight as they have in a bigger group.

 

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Very nice

 

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Great looking pond!

 

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That is a nice pond you got any young off that pair?

 

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That pond is just the most awesome stuff

I hope these 2 bring u good news

 

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What a quality looking pond nice job marineman , those rays look great hope you get some baby aro's off that pair , colour variation could be to do with them pairing up to breed fingers crossed

 

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marineman

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Thank you yes the colors of the pairs are very nice hope i get them to breed soon.

 

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marineman

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The first two pics are of the silver arowana that did not get along with the two downstairs. He is fully recovered and is now being housed with a black arowana that does not like it's picture taken. lol
The other pics are of the two in the pond that seem to be a pair (only fight sometimes) otherwise they're inseparable and have been seen courting periodically.

 

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Very nice looking pond and the fish look great!

Aros are notorious jumpers, so unless there is some sort of barrier (walls) around the perimeter of the pond, a cover would probably be a good idea. Hope you don't take that as criticism...just lookin' out.

 

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marineman

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All criticism is welcomed,there is a rock overhang from the edge of the pond wall and for some reason these two never really jumped they have been in there since they were 4 inches