Watch to see how high these Asian arowana can leap for their kai! Asian arowana are also known as dragonfish, and their natural habitat includes rivers, swamps, and wetlands throughout Asia. They are known for their large scales and distinctive chin barbels, as well as their variety of impressive colours, including red, green and gold. These remarkable fish can reach up to a metre in length, weigh over 7kgs and have a 10 year lifespan. Their unique parenting style involves mouthbrooding, where m

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We have more exciting news - Asian arowana have been bred at the Zoo! These endangered Southeast Asian fish hatched in early December and are growing bigger by the week! “It’s incredibly exciting to be witnessing these fully independent and perfectly formed young thriving. While currently only around 7cm long and about 10 grams each, they already resemble mini versions of the five-year-old adults and could eventually grow up to 90cm and a hefty 6.8kgs!” explains ectotherms curator Don. Asian aro