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Yep,I'm not exactly sure which conditions they need but there have been very few successful breedings outside of Asia.....unlike some snakehead species for example,which seem to be able to breed in toilets!
I don't know how true it is but I've read that Asian Arowana have very sensitive magnetic detectors (I think related to their lateral line system) and will usually only breed (at least on larger scales) within a very narrow magnetic band near the equator. This is why China, even with a huge and well developed aquaculture industry, can't breed and sell them, they get all their Asian Aros from SEA.
A few people have bred them in tanks, one member here had it happen. Can't remember the name now, and whether the eggs hatched is another story. For the foreseeable future all Asian arowana will be sourced from farms as re-implanting populations has way too much yellow tape to easily be feasible.
LOL.
On a related note, I consider myself somewhat regular to this forum, and this is probably the second time on come to this area. I didn't even know we had this petition going on LOL.
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Hi folks, I just found another on going petition to legalize Asian Arowana in the US and it's gaining a good amount of votes already, only 100 left to reach its goal! Please check it out: https://www.change.org/p/u-s-fish-and-wildlife-service-legalize-the-asian-arowana-scleropages-formosus
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from what I see discussed on facebooks they have ponds with thousands and thousands of those animals
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