If you say that something is at the end of the rainbow, you mean that people want it but it is almost impossible to obtain or achieve.

The answer to at a four legged table riddle is 16.

Riddle: What is the end of everything? Answer: The letter “g”.

The answer: The German owns fish. How did we arrive at this?

There’s no evidence to back up that apocryphal claim, but the rumor earned the popular logic puzzle the nickname “Einstein’s Riddle.” Regardless of who actually came up with the riddle, it’s not terribly difficult to solve — if you have the patience to think it through. There are no tricks to this riddle./span>

What you call a rich fish? Goldfish.

Feng Shui Fish The most famous feng shui wealth fish is the arowana, or dragon fish. These fish are known to grow quickly and display dominance, which has led them to symbolize power and abundance./span>

Goldfish are very helpful in increasing the good luck of the house. They are considered to be the most sacred and prosperity bringing fishes of all. You can place a goldfish in a small aquarium in the east or north direction of the drawing-room of your house./span>

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When fish die Is it bad luck? Feng Shui believesthe more rapidly fishes move within an aquarium, the more “chi” they generate and more prosperity, wealth and happiness is attracted. If a fish dies (naturally), it probably has sacrificed its life for you./span>

Arowana fish brings in good health, good health and wealth in your household. In Vastu, the arowana fish, also known as the golden dragon, is considered a powerful symbol as a bringer of good luck. The Vastu arowana fish bestows happiness, great love, health, wealth, prosperity, and personal power to its owner./span>

If it’s a jardini arowana what ever you put in there is game. The best thing to do is get a bigger tank,for your arowana,and leave the goldfish in your 2 foot tank. Switch as soon as you can. You can but it does not allow much swimming room for the Ariana, and the goldfish produce a lot of ammonia.

If you plan on keeping multiple adult Arowanas together, do so cautiously. They generally don’t get along well together. If you are insistent, you should keep at least 6 of them together and keep them in a large natural pond (or an aquarium of similar size)./span>

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Feeder Fish However, If you can find an arowana owner that actually starved his arowana to death and he tells you that it took 3 weeks and 4 days, then I’d say the answer to your question is 3 weeks and maybe 2 days if your lucky./span>

Signs of a Healthy Fish

1. Clear eyes.
2. Eats vigorously.
3. Swimming at the top of the aquarium.
4. Colors should be bright and shiny.

Strange Swimming: When fish are stressed, they often develop odd swimming patterns. If your fish is swimming frantically without going anywhere, crashing at the bottom of his tank, rubbing himself on gravel or rocks, or locking his fins at his side, he may be experiencing significant stress.

Like any arowana, silvers are notorious for jumping out of their tanks. Based on my years of experience keeping these fish, the two main reasons arowanas jump are stress and food. A common cause of stress is when a fish outgrows its tank. In confined spaces, arowanas feel trapped.

Treatment Method

1. Conduct 30% water change every 3 days and increase oxygenation with an Air Pump.
2. Increase water flow along the length of the tank. This allows the Arowana to swim against the water current which aids the gills’ recovery.

Of course only adding the numbers is not always enough, one of the reason why Arowana fights is often because they are short of food supply. Most hobbist will find out that the Arowana is fighting once they miss a meal for the Arowana! So what we need to do is put more feeder fish in the tank./span>

A female arowana has a single ovary which contains around 20 ~ 30 large ova. A mature male arowana possesses a single thread-like testis. Attempts have been made to identify the gender of arowana by exposing their sexual organs, but this may endanger their lives.

Arowanas are solitary, territorial fish, although they have been known to share their space with large Manguense, predatory catfish, big Oscars, Tinfoil barbs, Knifefish, and Giant Gouramis. Large cichlids can bully immature Australian Arowana./span>

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Jardinis

Jardini Arowana are a solitary, aggressive, territorial species, but have, on occasion, been known to coexist with large Oscars, large Manguense, large, predatory catfish, and large plecos, but it’s hit or miss and more often than not, they are eventually the only fish left in the aquarium.

This fish has relatively large scales, a long body, and a tapered tail, with the dorsal and anal fins extending all the way to the small caudal fin, with which they are nearly fused. Its maximum total length is typically considered to be 0.9 m (3.0 ft), but there are reports of individuals up to 1.2 m (3.9 ft).

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They are illegal to import to the USA. jardini is NOT from Asia proper, it is from Australia and New Guinea. These are the “Asian” Arowanas that one might see in US stores. True Asian Arowanas that are farm raised usually are chipped for ID./span>

Asian Arowana’s are illegal in the United States because they are currently on the endangered species list. One of the world governing bodies that control the trade of exotic fish that go on the endangered species list is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.