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Searching for the best quality level for your aquarium? Meet the Asian arowana, the informal Lamborghini of the ocean-and the most costly aquarium fish on the planet. These dragonfish are especially respected in China, where the freshwater pets are superficial points of interest-and cost a chunk of change. In 2009, one was supposed to have sold for $300,000. That fish was said to have directed as much as possible as a valued pale albino version, and different arowanas apparently bring huge number of dollars. (The fish's normal life expectancy is 10 to 15 years; on the off chance that you need an arowana that will last somewhat more, look at this arowana mold-made of jade, opal, and marble-selling on eBay for $5.8 million.) That the pined for species is jeopardized just adds to its interest (a few people have been captured for pirating them). In any case, that is not the most striking reality about the arowana. These fish cause such a craze that occasionally they have their own motorcades for transport and their own protectors, as per Business Insider. There's even a business opportunity for corrective face-lifts for fish experiencing saggy eyelids or requiring a jawline fold. An eye lift runs an oddly reasonable $90, and a jaw revision costs about $60, as indicated by The New York Times.

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