Gshock;4863466; said:So in other words, we have yet another pro regurgitator... No experience, just pure regurgitation...
My experience allowed me to tell them apart, so Id say it is pretty useful.
Gshock;4863466; said:So in other words, we have yet another pro regurgitator... No experience, just pure regurgitation...
You just said you have zero experience with aros and haven't even seen a black in person yet. What experience? Whats your point?Oscarum monstruoso;4863484; said:My experience allowed me to tell them apart, so Id say it is pretty useful.
Gshock;4863628; said:You just said you have zero experience with aros and haven't even seen a black in person yet. What experience? Whats your point?
That's how it's always been in the aro forum and I think it's unlikely to change any time soon.CLDarnell;4862934; said:This whole thread is pathetic in my opinion. The OP was asking for opinions and advice. Instead, the experienced and knowledgable members chose to use their experience to demean others with less experience.
I recently chose to get into Arowanas. I asked questions and was given great advice! But, this thread has me second guessing whether I will post any more Aro questions on MFK.
The truly sad part is, after 6 pages of replies, I don't see a firm answer to the original questions. I think the keyboard warriors need to calm down and actually try to help a fellow MFK member in need.
drgnfrc13;4863780; said:That's how it's always been in the aro forum and I think it's unlikely to change any time soon.
After seeing the pics, I agree, there's no way the OP's fish are blacks.michalm;4864833; said:This is SILVER Arowana !
Look on those pictures. Baby Arowana with yolk sack or just couple days after soak.
They are different ! Dorsal fin in small Black Arowana is BLACK, Silver Arowana have transparent or silver dorsal fin.
First 3 photos - Silver
Next 3 Photos - Black
GL !