Arowana: The Complete Owner's Guide for the Most Expensive Fish in the World: Arowana Fish Tank, Types, Care, Food, Habitat, Breeding, Mythology - Silver, Platinum, Red, Jardini, Black, Golden, Green

Very good book. My first one died within two weeks after buying him it was a black one. I thought I knew alot about fish even though I only dealt with salt water. After reading the book about arowana I bought two more silver and albino beautiful fish its been two months now an they are still living the book had some good information

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Not a bad book to have around if you have an Aro. But it's basic and you can find all the info plus some on the net.

This book contains a lot of content about the Arowana. The book contains background information about the fish along with links at the end of the book for other sources to refer to. Pricing of the fish and everything else you need to know about the fish can be found in this book. If you are planning to get this fish, this will definitely help, if you already own one, I don't see a need to buy, but the History and background you may find exciting.I was asked to leave an honest review on this book.

Images on this book are highly inaccurate such as the portrayal of a silver arowana but instead showed a Banjar Red Asian Arowana. Lacks the essence of keeping water parameters such as NH3/NH4 values and NO2 that are highly important in the upkeeping of a healthy arowana. Contains grammatical errors and advices that are untested and unproven. All in all, this “book” is mainly a compilation of amateur inexperienced “hobbyists” ideas that are not backed by scientific research. DO NOT BUY

Got more information from wiki than this book. very simple for anyone who have no idea what is arowana is.

Thorough

Basic information, all you can find on internet