01 — The parents
A parent fish is seven years old, at least, before it breeds.
The Farm
Where your fish
grows up.
Imperial Arowana has bred and groomed the king of freshwater since 2003, on quiet working ground at Neo Tiew Lane 1.
Everything here is bespoke — the age of your fish, the years its parents lived before it, the tank it is going home to. We take our time, and we begin with you. We understand people before we sell fish.
Ponds, hangars and rows of grow-out tanks — more than twenty years of quiet, careful work.
Reach
Three sites,
two countries.
Breeding runs across three sites in Malaysia and Singapore. Stock moves between them as it grows.
The Singapore farm began at 3 Lim Chu Kang 6D (719766), and moved to its present ground at Neo Tiew.
This is the one you can stand in.
The farm
2G Neo Tiew Lane 1, Plot 25, Singapore 719095
By appointment
Selective breeding
Nothing here is left to chance.
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.
Kept clean
Grown,
not forced.
- Regulated
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The farm is regulated in Singapore. No steroids. No hormones.
Farm licence AF24055
- CITES
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A CITES‑registered farm, certified for international trade in Asian arowana.
A‑SG‑529
- Fed
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The staple diet is live and frozen shrimps.
The surface breaks as a fish takes live shrimp.
Education
Understanding the
king of freshwater.
A few things worth knowing before a fish comes home.
The tank decides the fish
Size differs across arowana, so the tank is the first question, not the last. A 3.5 ft tank and a wish for ultimate blue points to a Sumo F4 — a fish that stays smaller grown.
We match the breed and the generation to the space you actually have. That is the whole of it: a fish that suits you.
Why quarantine matters
No fish goes home the same day. It is starved and quarantined for about three days before collection, so nothing travels into your water with it.
It is the same process we use for export. The wait is the point.
Feeding
Live and frozen shrimps are the staple here, and a fish leaves already eating them. Ask us what yours has been fed before you change anything.
Grooming comes first
Every fish is groomed and conditioned before handover, the same way it would be before an export crate. You are not collecting a fish that starts settling when it reaches you.
Visit
See it for yourself.
Viewing is by appointment. Tell us about your tank — the size, the water, what you are hoping to keep — and we will arrange a time to walk the farm.
2G Neo Tiew Lane 1, Plot 25, Singapore 719095 · Mon–Sat, 11am–5pm · Last appointment at 3.30pm