Asian Arowana

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Asian Arowana or the real "dragon Fish" known for its myths and lucky charm. It is often seen as symbol of luck, wealth, and prosperity. Owners of the fish believe that if the Arowana is treated well it will protect them against misfortunes and may even provide them good luck. Asian Arowana regarded as one of the best Feng  Shui fish. It is believed that it introduces the beneficial life giving 'YANG' energy of water.



Now, How to care the Giants? Before keep a monster u need a large tank/pond setup. Minimum tank will be a 4ft/2ft/2ft (L/B/H) for a single species of silver Arowana. Water should be soft slightly acidic (6-7) fresh water or slightly black water by induced tannin extract. High filtration needed. Sump system/canister filter will be a good option. Top filter can be used by restricting the direct water flow. Minimum 30% syphoning needed on weekly basis to control perfect water parameters. They like clear water with low water flow. Well as they have some serious trophy on high jump ; please cover the tank properly.

Second thing is the feeding issues ; Well they are real hunters. If you think your  Arowana will accept dry pellets happily , no they don't. A 5-6 inches Arowana will accept small live fishes, Blood worms and occasionally chopped shrimp. Now its up to owners training that how quick u can train your dragon to accept dry pellets. A dragon trainer can have some scratches on his/her finger but its a awesome feeling if u can trained the dragon hand feeding.






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