Arowana Care – Tips for Breeding Asian Arowanas

In the past, we have seen many people interested in breeding Asian Arowanas for commercial purposes. They choose this freshwater fish among other Arowanas because so far it has the highest commercial value, especially the golden crossback, red and red tail golden Arowanas (RTG). These three can reach the highest values ​​in the world market because the Chinese believe in their ability to bring good luck to their businesses. Subsequently, as the Chinese have become more prosperous with their businesses, the demand for Asian Arowanas continues to increase.

However, there are problems with Arowana care and with breeding Asian Arowanas because they are picky about their breeding environment. So far, only a few countries in Asia are successful in breeding them. These are Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. Apart from these countries, no other country or individual has been able to produce them for commercial purposes, so the successful breeding rates are very low while they become in demand and more valuable.

According to people who are successful breeders, the chances of breeding them require a lot of attention and familiarity with their habitat and breeding requirements. However, they still gave the following tips if we want to risk spreading them.

1. Asian Arowanas need lots of wide spaces and proper Arowana care in order to breed. Since you will be venturing into them for commercial purposes, you will need to have many ponds and rear a minimum of 20-40 adults. Of these numbers, some of them must be of reproductive age. You need to have breeders so that if any of the adults die, you have a new generation of fish to reckon with.

2. As with proper Arowana breeding and care, you need a keen eye to spot adults that are capable of mating and mating. You also have to know which male or female is already ripe to reproduce. Male Asian Arowanas carry their chips inside their mouths, so you have to position them well to know when would be the right time to harvest these chips.

3. Asian Arowanas are very picky about their environment before they breed with very specific Arowana care requirements. If you live in a country that has extreme weather conditions, this is something to deal with and can be your potential risk if you are unable to control your environment according to your preferences. They also want the right climate and optimal mix of water and soil in their mud ponds that they need while breeding.

So far, these are the best tips you can have for raising the prized Asian Arowana fish. They are picky, so you have to take the consequences. If you are successful in breeding them, they will be like a gold mine to you anyway. Arowana feeding is not a big problem because Asian Arowanas are not picky about their food, but they would be healthier if you give them live food and maintain it with vitamins.