I've been going around shops looking at arowanas and i noticed that there are many different color variations... anybody know why and which variations are best?... thanks... i have a 3 inch jardini right now and it's colors are a bit dark... 
Jardini variations...
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i have noticed that some have the black/blue coloration
while others have the yellow/orange. don't know what it is, and what they will look like when older but the black ones look cool.
while others have the yellow/orange. don't know what it is, and what they will look like when older but the black ones look cool.
wow... ive never really noticed a colour variation to that extent... and im from australia...LoL...
got pics of this?
cheers,
e.
got pics of this?
cheers,
e.
here's mine, goldish green scales with pink cresent moon shapes capping each scale. The scales get darker a bluer towards the tail. The fins are a green that fade into a dark blue with yellow spots.... and yeah she cost 75 bucks at 6 inches....
here are some others pics I've found (not mine) of jars that look nothing like mine....
A red Jar!!!
heres a super dark with really bright spots...
ok there's a good chance I got a bit carried away... sorry hahaha
here are some others pics I've found (not mine) of jars that look nothing like mine....
A red Jar!!!
heres a super dark with really bright spots...
ok there's a good chance I got a bit carried away... sorry hahaha
kool... thx for that...havnt seen those variations over here for sale... especially the really dark one...
maybe its also beacause most i have seen are around 2.5inchs long...lol
one question however... are your jardinis as skittish as they are over here when they start getting past the 6-7" mark? Ive owned 3 from really small and they are awsome, but then as they get older... eeeeeeesh!
S.K.I.T.T.i.S.H
cheers,
e.
maybe its also beacause most i have seen are around 2.5inchs long...lol
one question however... are your jardinis as skittish as they are over here when they start getting past the 6-7" mark? Ive owned 3 from really small and they are awsome, but then as they get older... eeeeeeesh!
S.K.I.T.T.i.S.H
cheers,
e.
When I was feeding mine wild caught Key West Pink shrimp, his color was a little darker. Pond raised shrimp and scallop do not have as much pigments.