Why are baby black arowana so rare these days?
- Thread starter Zeke
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HONESTLY, I doubt it. Maybe a few are, but I Guarantee a lot of the farms in asia are breeding black aros.
Most likely. If they were being captive bred then babies would be showing up year round like silver aros. Not only in the spring.
Hope the drop eye isn't passed on to the blacks.
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in CA hard find beby 3-4'' black arowana now, but big size 8''-10'' for $280 in location. price high or not? I don't know.
My money is on the bet that most are still wild caught in S.A.. Not bred commercially. That's why they show up in the U.S. in spring every year just like they have since I can remember in the mid 1980's. Just a larger demand for them now . More demand= higher prices until the demand lower.
