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Arowanas are a special group of aquatic animals known for their striking appearance. Native to regions of Africa, these fascinating creatures have gained great admiration among recreational anglers. Among the various species of arowanas, some stand out due to their exceptional rarity and cultural importance.

One of the most coveted rare Arowana species is the Malaysian Monster (Scleropages formosus). This breed is a state icon in South Asia and has a remarkable ability to identify with its master. Due to its uncommonness and cultural significance, export and trade laws have been put in place to conserve the breed.

Another rare type of Arowana is the Jardini Arowana, named after scientist Jardine Robert who first recognized it. This breed is smaller in size compared to the Asian Arowana and is harder to find due to its limited geographic scope. Its thin body and bright hues make it a fascinating sight for recreational anglers.

The golden Arowana, often referred to as the "gold", another highly coveted type among Arowana enthusiasts. However, it is not always straightforward to come across, due to its finicky breeding habits. The Golden Arowana demands a premium price due to its rarity, but its unique orange hues make it a awe-inspiring sight in any recreational water feature.

The truly iconic among Arowanas is perhaps the "Black Arowana". The identification of new types and the naming of market-named variants bring this identification sometimes under question and can easily make knowledgeable Arowana for sale enthusiasts dismiss claims of certain black Arowanas.

Unfortunately, the Arowanas, due to its extensive demand, long lifespan, have become a object for poaching and trafficking. This has put a constriction on the conservation of these remarkable organism, indicating it is crucial to be informed of the trade regulations and local laws.

In addition to their breathtaking beauty, arowanas represent an important alert of the requirement for environmentally responsible recreational water management. An increased awareness of safeguarding initiatives to protect these remarkable fish.