JAR Question

[iPat]

i just wanted to know if the regular jar or i guess its called pearl idk, is the same as the Australian gold. someone was saying that there was only one time of jar, but when i looked at the two, theres a difference. lmk lmk thanks

 

[Draken]

Same, Jars a Jar. Just different type of names.

 

[BlackShark11k]

Same thing. I hear JAR more in the US and Pearl more overseas.

 

[azura]

there are 2 aus aros .... jardini & leichardti .... both different species

 

[iPat]

there are 2 aus aros .... jardini & leichardti .... both different species

idk i no really count lei as jars haha jk jk

 

[Hao]

i just wanted to know if the regular jar or i guess its called pearl idk, is the same as the Australian gold. someone was saying that there was only one time of jar, but when i looked at the two, theres a difference. lmk lmk thanks

"Australian Arowana" can be either Scleropages Leichardti or Scleropages Jardini. "Pearl" is another common name for a Scleropages Jardini. "Australian Gold" is a typical marketing name for a Jardini to make people think it's something different from a regular Jardini and sell for a higher price.

 

[iPat]

idk its so confusing hahaha cause i get 2 jars the so called regular one o have is like blackish and has pink spots and my so called gold is light gold with yellow spots....-_- so confusing hahha

 

[Hao]

idk its so confusing hahaha cause i get 2 jars the so called regular one o have is like blackish and has pink spots and my so called gold is light gold with yellow spots....-_- so confusing hahha

Are you keeping the darker one in a dark tank? The lighter one in a light tank?

 

[iPat]

Are you keeping the darker one in a dark tank? The lighter one in a light tank?

no they are together and doing fine, the thing is i have black sand in the tank, and the gold is still gold and before i had black sand i had light brown gravel and the other jar was still black

 

[Draken]

"Australian Arowana" can be either Scleropages Leichardti or Scleropages Jardini. "Pearl" is another common name for a Scleropages Jardini. "Australian Gold" is a typical marketing name for a Jardini to make people think it's something different from a regular Jardini and sell for a higher price.

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Jardini Arowana**
Scleropages Jardini
Australian gold

Leichardti Arowana
Scleropages Leichardti
Spotted Burramundi