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Home / Lifestyle / Rare Red Arowana Fish Sells for Jaw-Dropping $400,000

Rare Red Arowana Fish Sells for Jaw-Dropping $400,000

27 Oct

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Summary

  • Red arowana fish costs up to $400,000 due to rarity and status as protected species
  • Polka dot stingray can fetch $100,000, endangered and illegal to export from Brazil
  • Peppermint angelfish costs $30,000, found in deep Pacific reefs, hard to access
Rare Red Arowana Fish Sells for Jaw-Dropping $400,000

As of October 27th, 2025, the red arowana fish has emerged as the world's most expensive aquarium fish, with a price tag that can reach up to $400,000. Originating in Malaysia, this species is considered highly protected under the Washington Convention. Its lineage is said to predate human history, and its low reproduction rate of only 2-5 offspring per 50 fish makes it an exceptionally rare find.

In addition to the red arowana, other exotic aquarium fish have also gained notoriety for their staggering prices. The polka dot stingray, for instance, can fetch up to $100,000, equal to the cost of a decent car. Found in Brazil, the export of this endangered species is illegal, though captive breeding is allowed. Meanwhile, the peppermint angelfish, with its striking red and white stripes, can cost around $30,000. This small yet captivating fish is found in the deep reefs of the Cook Islands, making it challenging for divers to access.

Beyond these prized specimens, the aquarium fish market is home to several other expensive species, such as the golden basslet and the Neptune grouper, which can range from $8,000 to $6,000 respectively. The rarity and inaccessibility of these fish, coupled with their unique beauty, have made them highly sought-after among aquarists and collectors worldwide.

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The red arowana fish, a highly protected species from Malaysia, can cost up to $400,000 due to its rarity and prestige.
The polka dot stingray is found in Brazil, but exporting it from its native country is illegal. However, captive breeding is allowed.
The peppermint angelfish, found in the deep reefs of the Cook Islands, can cost around $30,000 due to its striking appearance and the difficulty in accessing its habitat.

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