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AROWANAjon v2007-11-24 23:10:08

voilet fusion super red arowana 1800us$---spoon head voilet super red arowana 2200us$ -- chilli red arowana 700us$ ---red tail gold arowana250us$ .wich should i chose and the prisecs are to mouch diffrant and do u think they r really difrant like this..

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Hey ZOZ, just got back in. I can't say I, personally am much impressed with the Violet super reds. To be honest, I think a more realistic name for it should be Malay Blue xback Red is what they more look like. Chilli Red at $700.00 is a good price I think. I'm going to link you some sites I think give an accurate picture of what you can expect to pay. RTG's are popular in Asia for sure, I personally prefer the Blood Reds or Chili's myself, but if you really like it, it sounds like you're paying for a younger Arowana, which is ideal.

By getting a younger Arowana, you can watch them grow and watch thier colors shift and brighten as they age. Difference in prices are basically two major factors. 1. is the grade of the fish, and 2. is the location you buy them from. BC is correct in the point that if you don't have your Arowana microchipped, then you run a risk of someone finding out your Arwoana was taken from the wild, and you could face signifcant legal action because of that. Your safe bet is to get one from one of the farms that grow, raise and microchip them. You pay slightly more, but the confidence level that you are getting a fish that you are paying for is better. There have been reports of RTG's being dyed to simulate a Blood or Super Red, thus the person paying a higher price for a lesser quality fish. If you buy right from a reputable farm, you don't have to worry about this, and you'll get documents certifying the bloodline and microchip of your Arowana.