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Haven't bought one yet and i am buying a baby jardini. Ones in Mott street were dyed and cost $65, i was told that dyed ones don't live long is that true? And i just found that the petstore near my house have it too selling for $50+no tax, not in stock but they go check tomorrow, and they always give me discount when i pay.Please tell me about it, anything, behavior, tank mates, i am so excited, just don't tell me about tank size, i researched a lot about it. will i be able to tame jardini or it will bite me? b/c i read some threads that they were able to tame their silver arowana from head to tail.Legend, thats why i am buying a non-dyed fish, and its cheaper. I just want to buy how any years it will be shortened.I know my tank is small thats why i didn't mention about my tank size, i really want it for my 20 year old birthday by Oct 23, and i will move it into a bigger tank maybe in a year or longer when i move into a bigger apartment.3. Its actually 20 gallons not 29 gallons, i divided about 10 gallons for the since flowerhorn, my convict might be fish food for jardini.4. Might trade flowerhorn for arowana food, so my jardini can have a bigger swimming space, they keep 10 jardini in a 10 gallons tank anyway =(5. I want jardini instead of black/silver because they are more aggressive, they grow smaller, and less likely to jump than silvers, they can stun their growth at 20, i don't like any longer =) Just not crooked back.6. I can't wait to feed it live shrimps everyday. Until it grows to 12, sudden death to all other fish and game over, love that quote. I can't wait to show my cousins and grandparents lol. I also buying it because my constallation is Dragon.7. Jon, i will upload pictures right after i get the fish to prove you how happy it is in my home aquarium rather than being eaten by dantoids in a 10 gallons tank.Christopher, i joined monster fish keep, it becomes aggressive until it reaches 12 inches right? I heard its not aggressive during its juvenile stage?9. Nothing can stop me from buying that Jardini even my mom convincing me that my tank is overstocked is useless, unless law prohibites, then i would buy a silver arowana that grows even bigger lolz.10. Comparing jardini size to my tank size, its like locking me in in a big bed, i would love to stay on the bed 24 hrs if someone feed me food, provide me a computer, and some sexy girls to sex with haha.11. Its just that i got bored keeping that same fish under 5 inches, i wanna try something new. I change 100% water every 5 days for one fish, i am really tired.I don't think i will ever get a 90 or 125 gallons tank, i am planning to get a 55 or 75 gallons due to space.13. I don't believe a fish that i keep will ever grow to 23 ever within 2 years, after few years, i don't think i will still be keeping fishes.Jeffrey, why don't you just say you think I lied to you? It's pretty much the same thing how I look at it. You want information about dyed fish living shortend lives? Look up or google about dyed glass tetra's and Parrot's. That should tell you what you need to know since what I tell you isn't good enough.You seriously, as someone I've answered a lot on here, have no business buying this fish. I do not really care what you've researched, I've worked with Arowana probably more years then anyone else in this forum, and you CANNOT put that in an already over crowded 29 gallon tank. You tell people don't talk about tank size, but in your case, tank size is EVERYTHING.Jardini are much more aggressive then typical South American Arowana. You can expect issues with your big ass Flowerhorn you already have in there, and a Jardini entering the tank. There isn't even a question of IF there will be fights, it's simply a matter of how soon. The Jardini, as aggressive as they can get, is at a huge disadvantage being the new fish in the tank, will probably try to hide, if you don't have a full cover on the tank, expect to find the Jardini on the floor at some point in time, and if those two things don't kill him inside of 3 days, the stress of being hounded by that Flowerhorn will. I'll bet 1,000,000 bucks on that.If you can't get about a 210 or higher tank, just leave that jardini alone. You don't have the proper tank type to care for it, and you have already super aggressive fish in there. You're going to kill your new fish. Hell if you want to just throw away 50.00 like that, I'll give you my paypal account, just give it to me instead. It seems really pointless to buy this fish when you can't properly care for it, and a 95% chance it'll die inside of a week.There is 0 point to going into things about a Jardini that you'd need to know until you address your tank size issues first. Just so everyone who follows this question will know, he has a 29 gallon tank, already has a Flowerhorn in there on top of it.This is like talking to a rock or wall. You just don't get it do you? YOU CAN'T KEEP A FISH OF THAT TYPE IN A TANK LIKE THAT PERIOD. How about for your birthday instead, I divide your closet in quarters, and we leave you in there for as long as it takes to die. Don't worry, we'll come by, slip you some food now and then, and leave just enough space to get some air. Maybe once a week we'll come by and clean out the area from your waste output, maybe not who knows. I mean it's irresponsible enough to put in there, why not just stay irresponsible and forget to clean out the place too? What's the difference? You won't make any longer then that Jardini is going to make it in the tank you have. You NEED to address your tank size long before you get the fish, there is no getting around that. Someone prove me wrong here.What's a dantiod? Never heard of that fish? Some new concoction? Every person on here is trying to tell you something. If you want to be non-intelligent and do this, go ahead but I'm just straight out done with you if like that. Your Flowerhorn will kill the new commer. Ok so you say you'll take it out. Fine, that keeps that aggressor out. Then take out the Convict as well. Give it it's own tank, in a 29 gallon tank, ok you've got about 4-6 months max, and then when it starts to grow, it's either going to jump out of the tank on you at some point, because fish do that when they are in conditions not suitable for them, or it's going to bust the glass on that tank, pick which one. You cannot long term this fish in a tank that size no matter who tells you what. This is the last stop on the train of reason, it's up to you to heed.

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