A new species of Arowana?

[mnemenoi]

http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/content.php?sid=5049

Quite a great looking species and from an area that no other types have been found is certainly odd in the extreme... How do these beauties go unnoticed?

[jeb102385]

Haha... I beat you to it

http://www.houstonfishbox.com/vforums/showthread.php?46879-the-new-arrowana

[aquabee]

Haha! I was just gonna say, Jacob had posted something about it recently! :) Certainly a beauty.

[eklikewhoa]

blahs... hard to get excited about something the US won't allow us to own.

[aquabee]

blahs... hard to get excited about something the US won't allow us to own.

Meh. Agreed.

[cu0ngsayz]

blahs... hard to get excited about something the US won't allow us to own.

what they dont see/hear then you be ok hahah

[eklikewhoa]

ehh... if that's the case I would go for something nicer looking. That one is fugly.

[cu0ngsayz]

yea but its something diff. all the other asian aro is just regular color

[eklikewhoa]

guess that's true too...


personal preference but I've never been a fan of loud color/pattern fish...

[cu0ngsayz]

i guess no SW fish for you haha

[eklikewhoa]

SW was really boring to me... I did a few that were interesting only because they were rare to the hobby and the color combo wasn't as common. All that was short lived though .

Here's one of my favorite triggers...

[jeb102385]

This is actually the 3rd time a thread was started about this fish. Get with the game Roy.... Gosh

[eklikewhoa]

Think it might have even been the fourth time.

[moganman]

I wonder how they taste

[eklikewhoa]

It's ok...

There are much cheaper and better tasting fish IMO.