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  • #REDIRECT [[:Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Arowanas
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  • ...nerally considered safe to keep once the yolk sac is fully absorbed. Young Arowanas should not be bought when their yolk sac is still attached. ...overhanging branches in South America, hence the nickname "Water monkeys". Arowanas have been rumoured to capture prey as large as low flying bats and small bi
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  • ...overhanging branches in South America, hence the nickname "Water monkeys". Arowanas have been rumoured to capture prey as large as low flying bats and small bi |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Arowanas
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  • :A large and aggressive fish, towards both other Arowanas and other species. Either house alone in a species tank or with similar siz :Jardini Arowanas prefer sparsely decorated aquariums. Some people will just have an Arowana
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  • |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Arowanas, Oddballs, Arowanas, Monster Fish
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  • ...ouration are lost, leaving adult fish a darkish silvery colour. Most Black Arowanas retain a silver-blue hue in their fins. This species also grows smaller. |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Arowanas, Oddballs, Arowanas, Monster Fish
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  • |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Arowanas
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  • ...considered food. Fish that could be housed with these fish could include, Arowanas, other Pimelodus catfishes, most peaceful Cichlids, and larger tetras.
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[category:Arowanas]]
    105 bytes (11 words) - 15:53, 30 January 2009
  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • '''Drop Eye''' is mainly seen amongst the [[:Category:Arowanas|Arowana]] family, including [[Silver Arowana]] and [[Arapaima]]. It is so c ...- some aquarists have seen it suddenly occur one eye at a time when their arowanas crashed into the tank.
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  • '''Osteoglossidae''', or [[:Category:Arowanas|Arowanas]], are a small family of large tropical freshwater fish belonging to the or
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  • '''Arapaimidae''', or [[:Category:Arowanas|Bonytongues]], are a very small family of just two fish species that belong
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas - Common names]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
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  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
    101 bytes (11 words) - 11:25, 2 June 2009
  • [[Category:Arowanas]]
    101 bytes (11 words) - 11:25, 2 June 2009
  • #REDIRECT [[:Category:Arowanas]]
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