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• Scientific Name : Scleropages formosus
  

• Common Names : Albino Golden Arowana, Malaysian Golden Arowana
  

• Family : Osteoglossidae
  

• Origin : Native to the freshwater basins of Southeast Asia (malaysia), the Albino
  Golden Crossback Arowana thrives in environments that mimic the tropical rivers and streams of its homeland.
  

• Temperature Range : 75°F to 86°F (24°C to 30°C)
  

• Water Hardness : 5 – 15 dGH
  

• pH Range : 6.5 – 7.5
  

• Diet : Carnivore
  This carnivorous species requires a varied diet to maintain its health and coloration. Offer a mix of live and frozen foods such as shrimp, small fish, and mealworms. Occasional supplements of vitamins and minerals are recommended to support its overall well-being.
  

• Tank Mates: Due to its size and territorial nature, the Albino Golden Crossback Arowana is best kept with large, peaceful fish that can hold their own without competing for territory. Avoid small, aggressive, or overly timid species to prevent stress and conflict.
  

• Aggression: While generally peaceful towards similarly sized fish, the Arowana can be territorial and may exhibit aggression towards tank mates if not provided with ample space and environmental enrichment.
  

• Experience Level: This fish is recommended for advanced hobbyists. Its care requires a deep understanding of its needs, including a large aquarium (minimum of 250 gallons), meticulous water quality management, and secure tank coverage to prevent jumping.
  

• Care Level : Advanced
  

• Activity : High
  

• Lifespan : 25 to 30 years 
  

• Temperament : Aggressive fish
  

• Tank Level : 180 gallons (350liters)
  

• Filtration/Water Flow : Strong
  

• Water Type : Freshwater
  

• Tank Maintenance : Requires pristine water; weekly 30% changes, strong filtration & occasional UV sterilization
  

• Breeding : Mouth Hatchers
  

• Difficulty to Breed : Very Difficult
  

• Compatibility : Compatible with like-minded and like-sized fish species
  

• OK, for Planted Tanks? : With Caution
  

• Common Diseases : Sensitive to water fluctuations; susceptible to drop-eye, gill curl, internal parasites if not maintained
  
  How To Care For 24k Golden Arowana

• Native to Southeast Asia, the 24K Golden Arowana requires a warm environment, thriving in water temperatures between 75°F and 82°F. This variety demands a spacious aquarium, typically at least 250 gallons in size, as it can grow up to 3 feet in length. The tank should have excellent filtration to maintain clean and stable water conditions, with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. These fish are very active swimmers, so ample swimming space and open areas within the tank are essential for their well-being.

• As carnivores, 24K Golden Arowanas need a high-protein diet to maintain their vibrant coloration. A diet consisting of high-quality pellets, live or frozen foods such as shrimp, small fish, and insects is ideal. Due to their surface-feeding behaviour, they may jump to catch prey, so it is crucial to have a secure tank lid to prevent accidental escapes.

• While generally peaceful, 24K Golden Arowanas can be territorial, particularly in smaller tanks. It is recommended to house them with large, non-aggressive species like other large fish or catfish to avoid
  conflicts.

• With proper care, including regular water changes, a large tank, and a balanced diet, 24K Golden Arowanas can live 10 to 15 years in captivity. Their striking golden appearance, combined with their graceful movements and majestic presence, makes them an excellent centrepiece for any aquarium.
  The Arowana is a fish of unparalleled beauty and rarity, making it a coveted and highly sought-after species for experienced aquarists.

• This species has a care level of Moderate to difficult and requires a minimum tank size of 180-200 gallons (680-760 Liters). It typically reaches a size of 24-36 inches (60-90 cm).