noun
- A large South American freshwater fish (Osteoglossum bicirrhosum) with silvery scales, popular in aquariums.
Usage: Also called silver arowana or dragon fish.; Native to the Amazon River basin.
Examples
- The arahuana is prized by aquarium enthusiasts for its striking appearance.
- In the wild, the arahuana inhabits slow-moving rivers and floodplain forests.
- Many collectors keep arahuana fish in large tanks to accommodate their size.
- The arahuana can grow up to three feet long in captivity.