THE FATE OF THE ASIAN AROWANA IN THE HANDS OF THE AQUARIUM INDUSTRY
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Thanks for the cites info! but i have some doutb, for im not an expert
There're many info not making sense, for instance:
"...There are some breeders who dig up a big earth pond and throws in whatever fishes they have in their breeding stock..."
In Singapor or other breeding farms countries, Asian Aro are lower cost than in USA, Canada, UK... but, but, still not cheap. Breeder invest some asian aros cost money, why they drow in whatever they have in stock, which won't help any better.
Let's say asian aros are very cheap over there, they don't care about the cost of the asian aros, why they drow in "whatever" which won't help any better.
Further, only arowana would mate each other, then what's the problem as long as they all healthy????
There're many info not making sense, for instance:
"...There are some breeders who dig up a big earth pond and throws in whatever fishes they have in their breeding stock..."
In Singapor or other breeding farms countries, Asian Aro are lower cost than in USA, Canada, UK... but, but, still not cheap. Breeder invest some asian aros cost money, why they drow in whatever they have in stock, which won't help any better.
Let's say asian aros are very cheap over there, they don't care about the cost of the asian aros, why they drow in "whatever" which won't help any better.
Further, only arowana would mate each other, then what's the problem as long as they all healthy????
he is probably talking about cross breeding colour forms when he says some might throw whatever fish in the ponds.. which might be considered downgrading. but this is a common thing with breeding anything and might be seen as a threat but there are always going to be places that do care a lot about the quality, and they can command higher prices.
