Sunday, May 23, 2010

Truth about the Majestic Arowanas

Arowanas are Fishes that knew Dinosaurs. Can you believe it. Arowana Fishes have been living in the world since the time of Dinosaurs. Even after the end of Dinos,these fishes continue to exist proving that they are the oldest trait of species that existed in Earth. This is an Aquarium Fish even though it is difficult to get an Arowana Fish. It is because of the tremendous cost of this beautiful "King of Aquariums" . A single fish costs 750 dollars and even the young ones that are breeded costs at least 100 dollars. These can grow into Giant Fishes if they are given better enviornmnet for living such as Ponds or Farms.The Biggest Red and Silver Arowana can cost upto 10000 dollars.Now let us know more about its connection with Chinese Fengshui Which is belived to bring in wealth and Luck to Humans. These are now popularly known as Fengshui Fishes because of its power to Fight against Evil Powers. Arovana can find out whether a guest who comes into our house is really a friend or enemy. If the person who comes in smiling has anything bad in his mind then the Arowana Fish which is in the Aquarium will start making waves by jumping and making ripples showing that it dislikes the person who has just stepped into the house. It is also believed that Arowana Fishes can bring in Positive energy to the house, making their owners feel relaxed. They brings in wealth and another most important thing people get attracted to this species is that Silver and Red Arowanas have the Special Power to "SAVE THE LIFE OF OWNER". If the death comes near to its Master, Arowana will give up its own life and saves the life of its master. Arowana can hear the Foot steps of Death and it sacrifices themselves. This belief has made this species of Aquarium fish so popular. Arowana's main Food is other Small Fishes and so has to be placed in a seperate Fish Tank. These fishes are available only in Brazil, Malaysia. If these are taken to other countries they will only rarely Breed. this may be due to the special conditions that they require for mating and breeding.

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