yes, you're right. They must be breeding them in Peru, and Colombia., and if they do that's great. Thanks for the information on that. But smart guy, how do you know its a gene pool of 20-30 fish? When they produce nearly half a million fish annually? Per fish can only produce about 100-150 babies, do some math. What makes you think they're limited to 20-30 fish as brood stock?
If they section of a portion of the river or lake and use the babies, I'm sure there are more than 20-30 adults in there, and pretty much that is a wild gene pool. I don't know what kind of hole you're living in. This is way different than the Asian arowanas, where they are literally hand selecting the adults to breed for specific traits and colors, there are thousands if not ten thousands of asian arowana that are breeding in Indonesia, and Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, I'm sure the brood stock is also more than 20-30 fish you ignorant moron.
If they section of a portion of the river or lake and use the babies, I'm sure there are more than 20-30 adults in there, and pretty much that is a wild gene pool. I don't know what kind of hole you're living in. This is way different than the Asian arowanas, where they are literally hand selecting the adults to breed for specific traits and colors, there are thousands if not ten thousands of asian arowana that are breeding in Indonesia, and Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, I'm sure the brood stock is also more than 20-30 fish you ignorant moron.
So you think they don't breed aro in the county they are wild caught in
I must remember that when I get a super red sent over from Indonesia it's must be wild caught if it landed on a flight from Indonesia
Hahahaha your funny
It's even better for them to breed in the country they come from they just shut off a section of the river making a large pond water change time just open a small lock job done
They still have limited gene pool maybe 20-30 it just make selling them to market less risky as no need to go out fishing
Come on wake up
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