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	Spotted Arowana - Scleropages leichardti
		Unlike its counterpart, the Jardini, this type of fish does not grow to be as big as the Asian Arowanas thus is less sought after by hobbyists.
		The Jardini (Pearl Arowana) on the other hand is often passed off as an Asian Arowana since little difference may be seen at their early stages (between 0-8 months) and sold for a lot more than it's worth.
		Scleropages are found to have a life span of about half a century and fossils (!) date back to the Jurassic era, making Arowanas the most prehistoric aquarium pet today.
	www.aquahobby.com /gallery/e_Spotted_Arowana_Scleropages_leichardti.php (659 words)

	Jardini Arowana (Scleropages jardini)
		The Jardini Arowana is also commonly referred to as the Northern Spotted or Gulf Saratoga Barramundi.
		Somewhat skittish, the Jardini Arowana may injure itself darting away from sudden approaches.
		When young, the Jardini Arowana is easily bullied by more aggressive species such as cichlids.
	www.peteducation.com /article.cfm?cls=16&cat=1911&articleid=2221 (240 words)

	Species
		One to three red-orange spots can be found on each scale of S. leichardti, while S. jardini appears to have minimal body spots, the majority of these scale spots appear to have fused creating line markings instead.
		jardini) commonly shows a pattern of squiggly lines and or dots on and bordering its gill plate, this is not present (to my knowledge) in the southern species (S.
		jardini is its head which slopes downward from it's back often making it's head look smaller in comparison to it's body.
	www.aquariumhobbyist.com /ozarowana/species (482 words)

	Australian Arowana
		Jardinis are usually purchased as 2 to 3 inch juveniles.
		I would assume that they would be around the same price as the Jardini or a slightly more because they aren't as common.
		Both the Jardini and the Spotted have a greenish coloration, the Spotted being darker.
	www.df6na.de /df6na/Fische/freshwater/html/australianarowana.htm (898 words)

	PALHS.com - CyberTank of Philippine Arowana and Luo Han Society Inc.
		Jardini is quite similar to the Asian Arowana.
		It is also known that the Jardini is the MOST agressive of all Arowanas.
		Australian Spotted is nearly the same as the Pearl Arowana except that the fins and tail are darker in color.
	www.palhs.com /Aroinfos.htm (1194 words)

	Aquariums Live - April 2003 Newsletter Archived (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Jardini as I will refer to the Australian Arowana is commonly known as the "Pearl Arowana" as they generally are a muted silvery white color with maybe a few red flecks on the scales and fins.
		Super Red Jardini Movie Click Here: 3.8 MB "Super Red Jardini" is a Jardini with a darker overall color that exhibits red pigmentation on almost every scale on its body with red striations through the face and head area.
		I have noticed that the most colorful Jardinis and most apt to super sayan into the Super Red also exhibited more red speckling in the fins and exhibited a darker body color when they were young.
	www.aquariumslive.com /Archives/Apr03.html (841 words)

	Species
		One to three red-orange spots can be found on each scale of S. leichardti, while S. jardini appears to have minimal body spots, the majority of these scale spots appear to have fused creating line markings instead.
		jardini) commonly shows a pattern of squiggly lines and or dots on and bordering its gill plate, this is not present (to my knowledge) in the southern species (S.
		jardini is its head which slopes downward from it's back often making it's head look smaller in comparison to it's body.
	aquariumhobbyist.com /ozarowana/species (482 words)

	Arwana, Anggun dan Mempesona
		Sekurangnya sudah diketahui ada empat genus yaitu Arapaima dengan satu spesies (Arapaima gigas), Osteoglossum dengan dua spesies yakni Osteoglossum bicirrhosum dan Osteoglossum ferreirai, kemudian genus Scleropages dengan empat spesies yaitu Scleropages formosus, Scleropages guntheri, Scleropaghes leichardti dan Scleropages jardini.
		Di Australia populasi arwana jenis Scleropages jardini dan Scleropages leichardti tinggi.
		Sedangkan jenis Scleropages leichardti banyak terdapat di Sungai Fitzroy, Sungai Mary, Sungai Dawson dan Sungai Burnett Australia.
	www.sinarharapan.co.id /feature/hobi/2003/0205/hob2.html (701 words)

	::: Arowana DragonFish - Jardini Arowana :::
		The Jardini Arowana - Scleropages Jardini, also known as the Jardini Dragonfish, like all arowanas is a freshwater scaled fish.
		Common mispellings are Jardini Arrowana or Jardini Arawana.
		Jardini Arowanas are one such fish that do not fall into this category and are generally fine to purchase.
	www.arowanadragonfish.com /JardiniArowana.php (222 words)

	www.ExtremeHub.com :: View topic - Q's about australian arrowana
		Jardini is a common strain originated from Australia.
		Jardini's are capable of getting a spoon head, but this is not possible for leichardti.
		SW for me is like a treat for her so once in a while..i tryied to put the pic on the message but can manage to get it up...
	www.extremehub.com /phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=466 (1011 words)

	Australias Arrow Fish. Saratoga; the True Barramundi.
		Known throughout the rest of the world as arrowanas, they are a highly sought after aquarium fish and due to difficulties in artificially breeding them and their slow breeding in the wild, they are very expensive.
		The Asian arrowana (Scleropages formosa) is said to be a good luck charm to some cultures.
		The northern saratoga (Scleropages jardini) are found from the Gulf of Carpentaria right across the top end into Western Australia with a few small pockets on the east coast of North Queensland.
	www.sweetwaterfishing.com.au /AustArrowFish.htm (1376 words)

	Freshwater Fishes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Scleropages formosus - Asian Arowana 14 (protruding 'throat').
		Scleropages formosus - Asian Arowana 15 (protruding 'throat').
		Scleropages jardini - Australian Arowana or Spotted Barramundi 1.
	www.molluscan.com /fish (1528 words)

	Aquatic Predators > silver aro and jardini
		I personally think that it is possible to keep silvers and fls together but be wary if you do that because they are also known for their aggression towards each other.
		Apr 13 2006, 08:06 AM I currently keep all the aro species together at the moment and true the jardini is the most aggressive but so far so good, fls, silvers, jars, lecharti, and pimas the only aro im missing is african
		The only fish the Jardini is harassing is the Zonatus who harass it back.
	www.aquaticpredators.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t26609.html (811 words)

	Chapter 1
		The main physical difference between the Scleropages and Osteoglossum genusis that the latter has a longer dorsal and anal fin so much so that it appears to be joined together from far.
		Jardini Arowana, Northern saratoga, Jardine saratoga, Gulf saratoga, Australian gold/pearl Arowana and jardini saratoga (Scleropages jardini)
		With its brightly coloured scales and barbels at the tip of its mouth, it is also known as the Dragon Fish and thought of as a reincarnation of the Divinity Dragon, a powerful guardian against evil.
	www.keiththibodeaux.com /Aquarium/arowana/intro.html (15963 words)

	* Scleropages Jardini - (Aquarium): Definition
		The frontal region of each scale is gray, while the rear part is silver to orange.
		Gobiomorphus coxii Chlamydogobius eremius Liza vaigiensis Melanotaenia duboulayi Philypnodon sp Gambusia holbrookii Neosilurus pseudospinosus Hypseleotris galii Liza argentea Craterocephalus stercusmuscarum Tandanus tandanus Scleropages jardinii...
		As soon as I got into the water I noticed a couple of sooty grunters by the rocks, but as I pushed into the greenness I saw the unmistakable shape of a green arowana (Scleropages jardini) swimming away from me.
	en.mimi.hu /aquarium/scleropages_jardini.html (123 words)

	FishForums.com - View Single Post - Austrilian Arowana (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Scleropages jardini, the more common of the two would be anywhere from 50-100 for a juvenile, but I'm in Virginia.
		Scleropages leichardti, the spotted aro, with lots of polymorphs in the species, are harder to find.
		I'm looking at a 5-6 inch jardini that's in great condition, for about 90 bucks.
	www.fishforums.com /forum/27914-post2.html (353 words)

	More Information on the Arowana
		Themain physical difference between the Scleropages and Osteoglossum genusis that the latter has a longer dorsal and anal fin so much so that itappears to be joined together from far.
		Also, the number of scales in thelateral line is 32-35 for the latter and 21-25 for the former.
		A point totake note here - not the whole Scleropages genus are under the CITES protection.Strictly speaking, only the four colour variations found in Asia are protected.
	www.dragonfish.com /info.htm (2288 words)

	Arofanatics Fish Talk Forums - plan to buy an australian gold arowana
		But if you really like a Jardini, Jardinis are beautiful but very agressive.
		In fact, the most agressive of all Arowana thus having a tankmate for Jardini is near to impossible...
		My jardini is around 15-16 inches now swimming in a 6 feet tank with a Siamese Tiger and Butterfly pleco as tankmates.
	www.arofanatics.com /forums/printthread.php?t=14447 (853 words)

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