Difference between Rtg,banjar ,green arowana

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Hate to be the guy pointing it out, but you say you're in Alaska, and that means you can't keep these guys...:(
 
Reechardd said:
I wish there was a photo chart of what a rtg is suppose to look like :( like a monthly up to date picture !! It's amazing how it looks completely different when it's young to adult sized (compared to jardinis ,silvers )


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Jardini and Silvers can look pretty different when it's young to adult size too. It's just how you keep the Aro. :) It can be tricky to identify a small Asian Aro in a all white tank.
 
KingoRock said:
SNITCH!??!!!??

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Exactly right? I'm asking a question not saying look where I'm from! I'm Santa Claus so I need the cold.stop being nosey and be helpful .i just wanna LEARN since none of these topics were brought up on mfk and google isnt helping either..I know a lot of Asian arowanas keepers are on here like hao! That's why I came here to ask questions


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KevBeaer said:
I'm not sure if you can see it but the pic that you said is a banjar arowana looks like a golden arowana. It has that golden tint near its forhead around the gill plate area. Golden arowana have yellow tails as well.
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If you look carefully, you will see pale orange-red in the dorsal,caudal,anal fin. It's washed out from the white tank.
 
Hao said:
If you look carefully, you will see pale orange-red in the dorsal,caudal,anal fin. It's washed out from the white tank.
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Hm I see what you mean there im still learning on arowana as I am a noobie :p just research alot on it for fun but im in cali so i dont keep any :p But i mean can you explain to be that golden tint near the gill plate? I seen banjar arowana that are in wtt in pics and its very different from the first pic though.
 
can you explain to me* that golden tint I have seen on some occasions of golden arowana have that slight tint as well but will fade
 
KevBeaer said:
Hm I see what you mean there im still learning on arowana as I am a noobie :p just research alot on it for fun but im in cali so i dont keep any :p But i mean can you explain to be that golden tint near the gill plate? I seen banjar arowana that are in wtt in pics and its very different from the first pic though.
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I'm sure that there is no gold tint near the gill. Most likely it's something from the quality of the photo. It could be a Green Aro but I think it's Banjar Red. I would need a better quality photo but like I said earlier. Small Aros kept in white tanks can be tricky to identify.
 
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