Taiping albino arowanaVisit to Rainforest Agriculture (Arowana Farm in Singapore)
albino arowanaVisit to Rainforest Agriculture (Taiping Arowana Farm in Singapore)
Hi all members,Today, I visited an arowana farm in Singapore. The farm name is Rainforest Agriculture. It is located at No. 19 Murai Farmway Singapore 709152. This farm is run by Galvin Yang and his wife Angeline; with the help of Galvins brother Edwin Yang. They are very friendly and willing to share their experiences. With their permission, I have managed to take some photos and videos to share with all of you. You can visit their website at
Rainforest Agriculture
Showroom
Pond
Red arowana
Preparing food for arowana
Feeding time
Feeding video
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Boss, thank you for sharing.
Looks like a fruitful trip leh.
>You must have enjoyed a great time there, Neo. Well done!
Ive heard you telling the boss to let you view their harvesting process, hope can make it an AFTs outing for all.
>hi bro, very nice. thanks for sharing.
pardon for being newbie, is this a new farm?
is there any lfs that carry their aros?
>Impressive, thanks for sharing Neo.
>Originally Posted by Rayie Boss, thank you for sharing.
Looks like a fruitful trip leh. Yup, a fruitful trip.
Originally Posted by aro-spino You must have enjoyed a great time there, Neo. Well done!
Ive heard you telling the boss to let you view their harvesting process, hope can make it an AFTs outing for all. It is always very enjoyable to visit fish farm. I like the peaceful and relax environment which is close to nature and away from the busy city. If there is an opportunity to view the harvesting process, we can organise an AFTs outing for all.
Originally Posted by chyn_no hi bro, very nice. thanks for sharing.
pardon for being newbie, is this a new farm?
is there any lfs that carry their aros? Yup, this is a new farm, about 1 year plus old.
So far, they have not distribute their aros to LFS. They mainly sell aros in batches to local/overseas breeders and overseas market.
They do entertain and sell aros to walking hobbyist/customer. But, best time to visit them is between 2pm to 4pm whereby they are more free during this period. Their farm is open daily.
Originally Posted by quino69 Impressive, thanks for sharing Neo. Quino, glad that you like it.
>Originally Posted by neosh It is always very enjoyable to visit fish farm. I like the peaceful and relax environment which is close to nature and away from the busy city. If there is an opportunity to view the harvesting process, we can organise an AFTs outing for all. Agreed with what youd said, a visit to farm is really fantastically relax.
>Bro neosh! Did you see any juvenile red aros?
>Originally Posted by washywashy Bro neosh! Did you see any juvenile red aros? No, I didnt see any juvenile red aros in tanks.
>Originally Posted by dawlyn Agreed with what youd said, a visit to farm is really fantastically relax. looking it forward to it sia
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