lol wtf. might be natural but DAMN

[verruckt]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsZgsfDGZR8&feature=related

 

[fishy12]

I dont like it...

 

[Hao]

iim sure that one has a disease but there are lionhead breeded aros and this has been posted so many times!

 

[LBathory]

this has been posted before. I think he has something wrong with him.

 

[rgonzales]

horrible looking

 

[verruckt]

oh ive never seen it before i just came across it looking for video's of big aro's. trying to find these so called 8-14 footers.

 

[Jakob]

just a messed up jardini..

 

[OB-G37S]

damn thats ugly LOL

 

[Hao]

oh ive never seen it before i just came across it looking for video's of big aro's. trying to find these so called 8-14 footers.

8-14 fters are arapaimas not arowanas

 

[rhodes_96]

That is a typical case of when an owner of jardini lets the water turn to crap !
Bacterial infection sets in and turns into infection of the blood and scepticemia.
Previously an unknown disease, but last week I saw another case which this time the owner gave it to me, so I brought into the surgery. My colleague confirmed septicemia.
Unofficial name is lionhead septisemia. Jardinis seem more prone to this when water conditions become poor. Can be treated if givern a course of antibiotics quick, but the cystic growths never fully go away, and if the fish survives it looks undesirable.