Example of misleading aro hobbyists

[IoStrisciare]

Check out the "rare" Australian Red Arowana.

Link

This is what i call the misleading of hobbyists. The picture displayed is not even a jardini which is most likely the aro they're describing. Its an asian red arowana.

 

[Steve_89]

If only there was such a thing.

 

[IoStrisciare]

If only there was such a thing.

Sigh..... its such a blatant piece of crap.

and yet they put in on the net as reference for hobbyists who want to know more.

Sheesh...

 

[Steve_89]

Yeah it really is stupid and VERY misleading.

I dont know why they would even bother adding that in there. Surely they must know themselves that it does not exist??

 

[IoStrisciare]

Yeah it really is stupid and VERY misleading.

I dont know why they would even bother adding that in there. Surely they must know themselves that it does not exist??

Maybe they don't and are victims of a con themselves. But not doing proper research before showing your work to the world is just as bad.

 

[rayman45]

plenty of sites likes that

 

[Vitaliy]

Do not just sit and complain, it is good that you brought it up and have people agreeing with you. You guys should go ahead and email the webmaster with proper information and I am sure it will be removed.

 

[IoStrisciare]

Do not just sit and complain, it is good that you brought it up and have people agreeing with you. You guys should go ahead and email the webmaster with proper information and I am sure it will be removed.

Webmaster was uncontactable. Please do tell us all what to do.

 

[Koji]

I realise there's another mistake made on the silver aro. Load up the wrong pic by the webmaster?

 

[guppy]

You have to admit that asian reds are very rare in Australia.