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We begin with your water.
Tank size, the room it sits in, the light it gets, what you expect to see in five years. A fish that outgrows its glass is not a good fish, however beautiful it was in the tank you bought it from.
Imperial Arowana
皇宫龙鱼养殖场
Breeding farm · Est. 2003 · Singapore
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Est. 2003 · Neo Tiew, Singapore · CITES registered
The king of
freshwater.
An arowana breeding farm in Singapore. Bred, matched and groomed since 2003.
What we believe
We understand people before we sell fish.
A fish is not a product here. It is a match — between a bloodline we have raised for years and a tank we have not yet seen. So we begin with the tank, the room and what you are hoping to watch swim in it, and only then do we talk about which of our fish belongs there.
More than selling a fish — providing a fish that suits you.
皇宫 — Imperial Arowana. The name the farm was founded under in 2003, and the mark still painted on the hangar wall.
A CITES‑registered farm · CITES A‑SG‑529 · Farm licence AF24055
How a fish is chosen
Nothing here is
sold off a shelf.
Five steps, in this order, every time — the same process we use to export.
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You meet the parents.
You view our breeding stock — the big fish — and see which bloodline speaks to you. Our parent fish are a minimum of seven years old. What you are choosing at this point is not a fish. It is a lineage.
03
We match the generation to the tank.
Size differs across arowana, and generation changes how a fish grows. A three-and-a-half foot tank asking for ultimate blue points to a Sumo F4 — a fish that stays smaller grown. This is the part that cannot be done from a photograph.
04
You choose from the grow-out house.
Your fish comes out of our fibreglass grow-out tanks, where it has lived long enough for us to know it. We groom and condition it before handover — the same preparation a fish gets before it is exported.
05
The fish leaves when it is ready.
There is no same-day carry-home. Your fish is starved and quarantined, and you collect it around three days later, so no bacteria travels into your tank with it. It is the same standard operating procedure we use to ship overseas — we do not lower it because the drive is short.
The farm, in passing
Neo Tiew, at eye level
The farm, the houses and the fish — Neo Tiew Lane.
What we do
Five ways we work
Everything is bespoke, and everything is priced on consultation — because the fish, the tank and the room are never the same twice.
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Bespoke arowana
Farm-raised, parents seven years and older, matched to your tank. Priced on consultation.
02
Ponds and custom tanks
We design and build the water the fish will live in, to the room it has to sit in.
03
Grooming and hospitalisation
Pre-handover grooming, and care for sick fish — including fish that did not come from us.
04
Transshipment
Fish moved between countries under farm conditions, handled by people who breed them.
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Import and export
A registered ornamental fish farm and exporter, shipping to collectors and distributors worldwide.
Selective breeding
Nothing here is left to chance.
01 — The parents
A parent fish is seven years old, at least, before it breeds.
02 — The record
Breeding stock is DNA-verified and carries pedigree records. Bloodline purity is tracked, not assumed.
03 — The pairing
Multi-generation selective breeding. Never random pairing.
04 — The result
Colour and body shape develop naturally, through genetics. Nothing is added to force them.
05 — Grow-out
Fry move to fibreglass, then to the grow-out tanks — groomed and conditioned long before they leave.
The trophy cabinet
A Grand Champion in the cabinet.
Best Award of Show — Grand Champion — at the Singapore International Fish Show 2014, with Champion and runner-up placings beside it. A year earlier, at Aquarama 2013, our Crossback Goldens took first and second in the same class. Every certificate below is kept at the farm.
Singapore International Fish Show · 2014
Aquarama · 2013
What keepers say
Rated 5.0 on Google.
Aaron puts in effort to understand what I am looking for, what setup I have and propose base on these. Very personalised service that is rare in the industry. Quality fishes + excellent service = Imperial Arowana
Very good , even i never buy the fish from them , Mr Boss still help out... hope all good after this for my arowana
Aaron is an experienced, responsible, and very friendly arowana supplier. When my site was delayed, he patiently took care of my fishes until I was ready, no stress at all. Steady and trustworthy bro, highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Boss is very humble and there’s really a lot varieties of Arowana to see!
I would like to thanks Mr Aaron for his patience , explanation, advice and support.his Arowana fish in a very good manner and knowledgeable for us to understand how to keep the Arowana in healthy and safer way. and he gives us very friendly price for the full setup and fish.
1st time I came this fish farm the boss Aaron very nice give me a specially entertain for me when I want book grab is very hard the Boss Aaron send me out off the farm go to take MRT thanks a lot I will visit again 👍👍👍 …
Had a really great experience with Imperial Arowana! The quality of their Arowana is impressive, and you can really see the care and attention that goes into raising and maintaining the fish. The staff / boss are knowledgeable, friendly, and patient in answering questions. They are also very helpful when it comes to providing advice and recommendations, which makes the whole experience enjoyable and reassuring. Overall, excellent service, beautiful fish, and a very professional team. Highly recommended to anyone who is looking for a quality Arowana. Definitely a 5-star experience! 👍🏻🐉
nice place, aaron is a nice guy, always give me guidance when i have question.
This is the go to place for Arowana lovers. Mr Aaron is very knowledgeable, and takes time to explain about his arowanas and how to take care of them. He also advise you how to ensure that the water is good for the fish. Really picked up a lot of tips. His place is huge and we had the opportunity to take a look around his farm. He also educated us on what to look out for and the different types of arowana. I also learn that arowanas do not need 3 meals a day. 😂 He is also very patient and answers all your queries. I felt like I was on a learning journey and will definitely come back for more tips. His fish also comes with a cert. Thank you Aaron! We will definitely be back, but this time with our son!
Reviews shown verbatim from the farm’s public Google listing. Photos are the reviewers’ own.
On film
Filmed by the hobby,
not by us.
Channels from Singapore and abroad bring their cameras to the farm. This one came from the United States.
Enquire
Tell us about your tank.
Send us the size, the room and what you want to watch grow. We will tell you honestly what suits it — and what does not.
Viewing at the farm is by appointment.