Arowana Dishes.

[DeLgAdO]

take a good look at the dead fish. its not fresh..........look like its dead for a long long time. yuck..........and who ever who kills these majestic fish to eat are really sick.

why an aro would be any different from any other fish

money is not a legit excuse

 

[DeLgAdO]

Dayum!!

I wouldn't be able to eat that

wussy

 

[DrBranDo]

hahahah or i'll buy the fish alive from him if he has good connection

someone is getting smacked around.

 

[DrBranDo]

i would try it only if I dont know it's an aro.
or at least not with the head in the plate. :-S

 

[DrBranDo]

Maybe they got it from the river. Or aro jump on the floor.
Or people ordering paid crazy money.

take a good look at the dead fish. its not fresh..........look like its dead for a long long time. yuck..........and who ever who kills these majestic fish to eat are really sick.

 

[Steve_89]

wussy

LOL

Its not the fact that is an asian aro.

Its just that the fish look past their use by date.

They look like they are practically decaying LOL

 

[ChosenOne]

You guys are funny. What makes and Aro any better then any other fish that it doesn't deserve the same fate of being eaten as others. 99% of the fish we keep in captivity are eaten by the natives. food is food. But you guys are right, I wouldn't eat the fish posted by the thread starter. That fish has been dead for a while. Looks like the first stage of decay has already started.

 

[BigPleco]

Thats some nasty ISH!

 

[Daniel Machado]

And what about eating a giant arapaima? Normal thing in Northern Brazil.

Best regards.

Daniel.

 

[guppy]

As several people have already pointed out, aros are a prized food fish, so are clown knoves, clown loaches, scats, nile perch, tiger shovelnose, RTC, pacus, and piranha, along with just about every other fish that gets more than a few inches long, plus a few that stay small.