And the Highest Bidder is JAPAN!! SOLD FOR $$$$$$$

[M|L]

doesn't matter to me, crossbacks are better looking anyway.

 

[redtailfool]

lucky bastards. thats some awesome lookin stuff. if i had ad's like that here in the states id probably have a lot more money invested. i would be willing to pay money for quality fish. bottom line is if you want an aro that looks like that you will need to show up with lots of cash

LOTS of Cash is right.

 

[Steve_89]

doesn't matter to me, crossbacks are better looking anyway.

Yep

 

[mon]

the jap are serious collectors..... always willing pay the highest for any thing they want...

 

[IMPULSEBUYER]

What's with all these people using JAP, last time I checked that was an insult...

 

[DeLgAdO]

What's with all these people using JAP, last time I checked that was an insult...

the term JAP goes back to WWII.

its like calling a german a kraut.

its kinda like an insult but it depends on how you use it

 

[IoStrisciare]

No, havent heard of that. Wonder what it is ( or lack of it ) that makes them fade ?
I have heard of a lot of sneaky ways unreputable sellers
trick the unwary aro buyer.

that wld be using CR6. Its a color enhancer...

Its just something abt the water...

 

[IoStrisciare]

doesn't matter to me, crossbacks are better looking anyway.

gold aros are the easiest to keep...

 

[mon]

What's with all these people using JAP, last time I checked that was an insult...

oh man... cool it... hope it didnt offend anyone.... just using short form... hehe.....

 

[mbhw]

I don't get the fascination. All nice fish, but I think the traditional south american arrowanna is a nicer looking animal. Aside from the red morph, what's so special? I can understand the red fascination because there aren't too many true red fish around, especially in fresh water.