EnsoSVs

EnsoSVs, also known as EnsGP or Enso related lobsters, refer to a group of highly related Gouldian ringneck-type Asian arowana, also known as claws or SVs. They belong to a specific line of ornamental fish, prized for their unique genetic traits and visual appeal.

Native to southern Asia, EnsoSVs have gained popularity in the international aquarium trade due to their distinctive characteristics, such as protruding lobes and translucent fins, which contain a circulatory system unlike other arowanas. EnsoSVs are not a separate species from Asian arowanas but a variation bred through selective breeding for specific traits.

Their genetic makeup is believed to stem from Asian arowana specimens, Goram arowana, or cross-breeds with other arowana varieties. As a result, they often require specialized treatment and diets to thrive. Breeders have experimented with recessive Enso scape skin variation, resulting in other variations and arowana-like traits.

Keepers of these versatile aquarium species typically provide EnsoSVs with controlled environments that include optimal water quality, suitable water temperature, and variable scope lighting that mirrors their natural environment. Feed EnsoSVs with live foods or specialized arowana diets that suit their conditions.

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