Does anywhere here have Myanmar Arowana?

[xenacanth9]

I just found out about this rare species of arowana (Scleropages inscriptus, Myanmar arowana.)
This is a separate species from Jardini, N/S Saratoga, etc. which happens to be illegal in the US. I'm not exactly sure where these are available, but if anyone here has any, (LEGALLY,) please share!

Practical Fishkeeping article:

Stunning new species of arowana

www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk

 

[Andyroo]

I'm doing some scoping work with local breeder-exporters to see if we can get a jump on producing asian aro. for the CDN & European markets - as a distinct sp. (& not covered by CITES?) this might be our back-door into the US market. Will forward this link & keep you posted. Anybody got a few investable-bucks?

 

[Caveden]

I just found out about this rare species of arowana (Scleropages inscriptus, Myanmar arowana.)
This is a separate species from Jardini, N/S Saratoga, etc. which happens to be illegal in the US. I'm not exactly sure where these are available, but if anyone here has any, (LEGALLY,) please share!

Practical Fishkeeping article:

Stunning new species of arowana

www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk

Isn’t that just the batik arowana??

 

[Krismo962]

Isn’t that just the batik arowana??

My thoughts as well,i've seen several of these sold as 'myanmar batik' or 'batik arowana'.

 

[robmcd]

Isn’t that just the batik arowana??

Exactly what I was thinking.

 

[Bootie08]

These are also know as inscriptus arowana.

 

[Caveden]

Exactly what I was thinking.

Yah I’m pretty sure it’s not newly discovered or anything

 

[Krismo962]

Yah I’m pretty sure it’s not newly discovered or anything

Maybe it's an old article?

 

[xenacanth9]

Yah I’m pretty sure it’s not newly discovered or anything

Well I mean not NEWLY discovered but still relatively recent