Arowana fish

One woman risked terrorists, headhunters, and the 'fish mafia' to see an Asian arowana in the wild.

FreshWater Fish Community’s Instagram photo: “Reposted from @tampingpingping #arowana #scleropagesformosus #dragonfish #indonesiafish #monsterfish #monsterfishtank #monsterfishkeeper…”

,_sSA Arrowana swims SPACE 1.25 MILL::ION nautical Miles a Day EUROPA

Red Arowana

ஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ the arowana fish brings really big success and a boost to your bottom line. Place A figurine, statue or image of an arowana fish anywhere in your ‘Career’ arena and watch as this most powerful of Feng Shui fish helps your career go swimmingly.

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Stunning Asian Arowana

Arowana anatomy. In Chinese, the creature is known as lóng yú, the dragon fish, for its sinuous body plated with large scales as round and shiny as coins. At maturity, the primitive predator reaches about two to three feet, and can be red, gold or green. A pair of whiskers juts from its chin, and its back half ripples like the paper dragons in a Chinese New Year parade. This resemblance has spawned the belief that the fish brings good luck and prosperity. #AmazingFish #Arowanas…

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