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- The distribution of Channa aristonei
Channa Gold Dust is native to India, with adults reaching 20-30cm in size. It is a small-sized fish.
2.Behavior
Temperature: 18-30
PH: 6.5-7.5
Adult Lengt: 20-30cm
Keeping Difficulty: generally
Price: relatively expensive price
Recommend: discouraged
3.Fish Tank and Water Quality:
Provide a spacious fish tank, at least providing enough space for the Arowana to swim and move around. The minimum recommended tank capacity is 17 gallons (approximately 64 liters) or above.
Maintain clean and stable water quality by regularly testing water parameters such as ammonia, nitrate, and pH levels. Use a filtration system and perform regular water changes to maintain water quality.

4.Water Temperature and Quality:
Arowana are tropical fish and prefer warm water. The water temperature should be kept between 24-30 degrees Celsius.
Ensure adequate dissolved oxygen in the water by increasing oxygen supply or using an air pump and airstone to enhance oxygen levels.
5.Feeding:
Arowana are carnivorous fish and primarily feed on live or frozen small fish, shrimp, frogs, insects, etc. Provide a varied diet including fish meat, shrimp, and insects.
6.Socialization and Individual Needs:
Arowana are aggressive and predatory fish, and they are typically best kept alone to avoid conflicts and predation with other fish.
If attempting community tank setup, select fish companions of similar size and mild temperament.
7.Provide Hiding Places:
Offer sufficient decorations and vegetation in the tank, such as caves, rocks, and roots, to provide secure hiding places for the Arowana.

8.Regular Observation and Healthcare:
Regularly observe the behavior and appearance of the Arowana, and pay attention to any signs of abnormalities. If any disease symptoms or abnormalities are observed, consult a veterinarian or fish expert for appropriate treatment.

Please note that the above guidelines are general care instructions. Each fish tank and individual fish may have different requirements. It is recommended to further research the specific needs of Arowana and adjust the care conditions based on individual circumstances.



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