Services

More than selling
a fish

A farm that breeds its own stock ends up doing everything around the fish as well: building the water it lives in, nursing it when it is unwell, and moving it across the world without incident. Five things, done in-house.

What we do

  1. Bespoke, farm-raised arowana

    We believe in a fish that suits people — so we match the line, the generation and the size to your tank rather than to a price list.

    Bred here from breeding stock a minimum of seven years old, grown out on the farm, and pre-groomed before handover. You choose the individual yourself, from the grow-out tanks, once we understand the water it is going to.

    The lines we breed

    A red arowana in a teal grow-out tank on the farm.
    A red arowana in a grow-out tank.
  2. Design & build of ponds and custom tanks

    The tank is not an accessory to the fish. It is the environment we spend the whole consultation talking about — so we design and build it too.

    Ponds and custom aquariums, built to the space you have and the fish you intend to put in it. If your tank is 3.5 ft, that constraint shapes the fish we match to you; if the fish is chosen first, the water gets built around it.

    We would rather show you finished work in person than stage a photograph of it — ask us on your visit.

  3. Grooming & hospitalisation

    Every fish is groomed and conditioned before it is sold or exported. We also take in sick fish — including ones we did not breed.

    Hospitalisation means an isolated tank, a diet of live and frozen shrimp, and time. Nothing we do to a fish is chemical shortcutting: colour and body shape come from genetics here, never from enhancement.

    A red arowana in a farm tank, viewed side-on, with an airline running.
    A tank on the farm, airline running.
  4. Transshipment

    Fish in transit need somewhere competent to stop. We hold, check and re-water them on the way through.

    A working farm has the tank space, the quarantine discipline and the licences to take responsibility for stock that is only passing through Singapore.

    Rows of tanks running the length of the farm hangar in daylight.
    Tank rows down the hangar.
  5. Import & export

    A registered ornamental fish farm and exporter, CITES-registered, shipping to hobbyists, collectors, dealers and overseas distributors.

    The handover SOP you would get collecting a fish yourself — starved, quarantined, released on about the third day — is not a retail courtesy. It is the export process, applied to everyone.

    How handover works

    A corridor of LED-lit tank rows receding into the farm.
    LED tank rows, looking down the house.

Built by the farm

Tanks we have made.

Cabinet, stand and filtration, designed and built to the room the fish will live in — with fish tank maintenance available after delivery. A few recent builds, photographed on delivery.

A cabinet tank installed beneath a waterfall mural.

Cabinet, tank and filtration — installed

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Also

Things we are asked for often enough to mention

  • Tank maintenance

    Keeping the water right after the fish is home.

  • Balloon molly breeding

    A smaller line we breed alongside the arowana.

  • Consultation first

    You can come and talk about a tank without buying anything. Most good matches start that way.

Enquire

Start with the water

Tell us the tank you have, or the one you are thinking about. Everything else — the fish, the build, the shipping — follows from that. Viewing is by appointment.

Priced on consultation.