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yes i do indeed, i dont want to get scam thats for sure..
and i know there r dozens of arowana species..
i wish asian arowana are not banned, its not worth the jail time nor the fine LOL
 
dayak;4752915; said:
yes i do indeed, i dont want to get scam thats for sure..
and i know there r dozens of arowana species..
i wish asian arowana are not banned, its not worth the jail time nor the fine LOL
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There are four Asian species, two South American, and two Australian. There's the African and the Arapaima, if they can also be considered arowanas.
 
No worries.

These are silvers. Notice the pinkish color throughout the body, especially the fins.
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These are black/blue.

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Bderick67;4752908; said:
Sounds like you have much researching to do.
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+1 I don't really see the point in having to wait for answers on forum when a quick google search could turn up the same answers in a matter of seconds. (I'll probably get flamed for saying that, though)
 
dayak;4752947; said:
those first pic of each species r the juvies or am wrong?
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Yes.

When they've just hatched they're even easier to tell apart. Silvers will have a barely visible light yellow stripe from the eye down the rest of the body, and a tiny amount of black/dark gray on the body, and clear fins, while the blacks have a bright yellow stripe down the eye, and very black body and black fins.

Silver:

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Black:

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Juxtaroberto;4752921; said:
There are four Asian species, two South American, and two Australian. There's the African and the Arapaima, if they can also be considered arowanas.
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Afro's are aros, but not 'paimas.
 
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