IS THIS A HIGH SHINE AROWANA???
- Thread starter FuriousFish
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I consider High Shine silver as Platinum. The "snow white" platinum ones are tyrosinase-positive leucistic. Those have a smooth clean white look. The "high shine" platinum I have (cheaper ones) are tyrosinase-negative leucistic.
Here is an example for a "snow white" platinum silver arowana aka tyrosinase-positive leucistic:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...50872.jpg/sr=1
Basically, "Snow White" platinums are more rare and expensive compared to the "High Shine" platinums. Hope this helps clear things up.
Here are photos of my "high shine" platinum:
Here is an example for a "snow white" platinum silver arowana aka tyrosinase-positive leucistic:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...50872.jpg/sr=1
Basically, "Snow White" platinums are more rare and expensive compared to the "High Shine" platinums. Hope this helps clear things up.
Here are photos of my "high shine" platinum:
Oh... Ok. I thought High shine meant that it had lots of purple and stuff LOL!
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typical juvi silver aro. They always have a pink and bluish hue when they are that size. The colors disappear when they mature.
Very colorful for a baby. Feed him well so that he can retain some of that color. Dont forget proper lighting.
The smaller one is hi shine from wht I been told plus u can tell between both arowanas
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