What are the varieties of silver arowana?

Silver arowana is not divided into varieties, but arowana is divided into varieties.

Asian arowana can be subdivided into seven species based on pure bloodline: pepper red dragon, blood red dragon, orange red dragon, over-back golden dragon, red-tailed golden dragon, green dragon and yellow-tailed dragon.

There are two types of arowanas in Australia: the star-spotted dragon and the star-spotted dragon.

There are three main types of fish in the family Osteoglossidae in South America: the silver dragon, the black dragon, and the elephant. Fish (also called walrus, arapaima)

The earliest type of arowana is the silver arowana, which lives in Southeast Asia in Asia, the Amazon Basin in South America, and the Nile River Basin in Africa. Australia and Papua New Guinea and many other regions.

Arowana, a very ancient fish, is translated as Arowana in English, and its scientific name is "scleropages", which means tongue bone and pharynx shape. In terms of classification, arowana belongs to the family Osteoglossidae, which is the family Osteopharyngeus. Because of its resemblance to a dragon, it is called "dragon fish" in mainland China; because of the yolk sac of the young dragon, it is called "dragon spitting pearl" in Hong Kong, and in Japan it is also called "Ginfune Broadsword". No matter what it is called, it has entered thousands of households as a Feng Shui fish, a fortune fish, and an ornamental fish.