How to register ownership of your arowana
The steps and documents needed after you receive your fish, and the deadline for notifying the Department of Fisheries.
Read more →New import batches, shop events and care articles for arowana keepers.
The steps and documents needed after you receive your fish, and the deadline for notifying the Department of Fisheries.
Read more →How to match tank size, filtration and placement to the fish at each stage of growth.
Read more →Colour, body shape, scale progression and typical price range of the two most popular strains.
Read more →This batch includes Chili Red and Cross Back Blue Base, each with its own video.
Read more →Parameters to watch, temperature and how often to change water when the weather swings.
Read more →Opening day, the display tank area and our opening promotions.
Read more →Arowana is a protected species that may be captive-bred, so the keeper must register it with the Department of Fisheries as required by law. We supply the receipt, a copy of the import paperwork and the microchip record, and walk you through each step.
Usually [size] inches and up, as they settle into a new tank and feed more easily. We advise based on your tank size and budget.
Yes. We pack a double oxygen bag in a foam box and ship by [carrier] with a tracking number, under our arrival guarantee.
Always. Send the fish code on LINE and we will film that exact fish in its tank before you decide.