HELP!!!Identify wether this is an RTG arowana

[henward]

green, or a juvi grade 2 red
but i would say 99% green arowana

 

[eklikewhoa]

Cert would have prove it in most cases, hope the price wasn't that much higher than green.

 

[Nithin]

it does come with cert....but without microchip scanner.Im very sad and disappointed

 

[strawwoodclaw]

It could be a RTG , it is only very young it takes time for there color to come, I have seen other baby RTG on the net that look like yours.
It should of come with a certificate & chip stating what type of fish it is. If it has a HUGE tank & plenty of good grub & a tanning lamp it will start to look the part

 

[Lambrakopoulos]

Time will tell, and you will soon realize its the fish you not care for are the ones that end up with the most sentimental value, at least in my case haha

 

[Nithin]

It could be a RTG , it is only very young it takes time for there color to come, I have seen other baby RTG on the net that look like yours.
It should of come with a certificate & chip stating what type of fish it is. If it has a HUGE tank & plenty of good grub & a tanning lamp it will start to look the part

Finallly a comment that makes regain my faith....But its tail fin is red,so do green at young stage have slightly red tail fins?

 

[Edwinlim]

Bro, Cert can be fake.
Indo Green does not have red tail and fin (just plain white in juvenile).
RTG tail and fin sure red but the upper part of its tail is darker red, i see your dont have.
Hmm.. More likely a banjar red..

But as what strawwoodclaw said fish is still young and it takes time to reveal truth colour.
All of us here have no idea what this fish will become.. so faster pump it up.

 

[lyylyj]

Am quite sure it is a banjar red. No amount of grooming or tanning will make it look rtg.

 

[juzbmez]

It looks like a green to me or a banjar red, a rtg should have redder finnage and slight different color tone.

 

[Nithin]

Bro, Cert can be fake.
Indo Green does not have red tail and fin (just plain white in juvenile).
RTG tail and fin sure red but the upper part of its tail is darker red, i see your dont have.
Hmm.. More likely a banjar red..

But as what strawwoodclaw said fish is still young and it takes time to reveal truth colour.
All of us here have no idea what this fish will become.. so faster pump it up.

So the red tail fin rules out it being a green arowana.