this doesn't make any sensesincitydragon;4165605; said:If the U.S government were to legalized Asian Arowana's in the U.S., then everyone would eventually breed them. This will cause the price to drop, not right away but eventually it will. Asian aro's will cost the same as Jardini's and Silver's and everyone will be able to get one. That's good for the fish itself and the hobby. But I don't see the breeders in Asia supporting the legalization of Asian Arowana's in the U.S. They would loose too much money...remember, the bottom line is the most important thing to the breeders.
what made you think if asian aros were legal in the US, then their price would eventually drop to jardini and silver prices because everyone would be breeding them? keep in mind US is one of the few, if not the only, potential asian aro markets left that is still banning the fish. Meaning there are plenty of opportunities for countries around the world right now to try breeding and cause a price drop according to your logic, but you don't see that happening. Price is still as high as ever. Adding US to the list would not change anything significantly.