Albino Arowana

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About 5” in size 

Albino Arowana – Quick Care Summary

Common Types

  • Most commonly Albino Silver Arowana

  • Albino Asian Arowana exist but are rare and often regulated

Adult Size

  • 30–36+ in (75–90+ cm)

Lifespan

  • 15–25 years (sometimes longer)

Tank Size

  • Juveniles: 150 gal minimum

  • Adults: 250–300+ gal (long, wide tank essential)

Temperature

  • 75–86°F (24–30°C)

pH

  • 6.0–7.5

Water Hardness

  • Soft to moderately hard

Behavior

  • Semi-aggressive

  • Territorial, especially as it matures

  • Best kept alone or with carefully chosen tank mates

Swimming Level

  • Top swimmer (surface-oriented)

Diet

  • Carnivore

  • High-quality floating pellets

  • Frozen foods (shrimp, fish, insects)

  • Occasional live food (if safe and legal)

  • Avoid fatty feeder fish long-term

Tank Setup

  • Tight-fitting lid (strong jumper!)

  • Open swimming space

  • Minimal sharp decor

  • Strong filtration, excellent water quality

Tank Mates (Advanced Only)

  • Large, peaceful fish that won’t fit in its mouth

  • Examples: large catfish, stingrays (expert level), big peaceful cichlids

  • No small or aggressive fish

Special Notes

  • Albino = sensitive eyes → avoid harsh lighting

  • Powerful jumper — lids are non-negotiable

  • Needs stable, clean water

  • Can recognize owners and hand-feed

About 5” in size 

Albino Arowana – Quick Care Summary

Common Types

  • Most commonly Albino Silver Arowana

  • Albino Asian Arowana exist but are rare and often regulated

Adult Size

  • 30–36+ in (75–90+ cm)

Lifespan

  • 15–25 years (sometimes longer)

Tank Size

  • Juveniles: 150 gal minimum

  • Adults: 250–300+ gal (long, wide tank essential)

Temperature

  • 75–86°F (24–30°C)

pH

  • 6.0–7.5

Water Hardness

  • Soft to moderately hard

Behavior

  • Semi-aggressive

  • Territorial, especially as it matures

  • Best kept alone or with carefully chosen tank mates

Swimming Level

  • Top swimmer (surface-oriented)

Diet

  • Carnivore

  • High-quality floating pellets

  • Frozen foods (shrimp, fish, insects)

  • Occasional live food (if safe and legal)

  • Avoid fatty feeder fish long-term

Tank Setup

  • Tight-fitting lid (strong jumper!)

  • Open swimming space

  • Minimal sharp decor

  • Strong filtration, excellent water quality

Tank Mates (Advanced Only)

  • Large, peaceful fish that won’t fit in its mouth

  • Examples: large catfish, stingrays (expert level), big peaceful cichlids

  • No small or aggressive fish

Special Notes

  • Albino = sensitive eyes → avoid harsh lighting

  • Powerful jumper — lids are non-negotiable

  • Needs stable, clean water

  • Can recognize owners and hand-feed