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post Nov 10 2009, 12:14 PM

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QUOTE(b00n @ Nov 10 2009, 10:23 AM)
Most of the general restaurant are serving fresh water fish.
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What normally they are looking for? Patin, Tilapia or Catfish? hmm.gif
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post Nov 10 2009, 12:29 PM

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QUOTE(POYOZER @ Nov 10 2009, 12:14 PM)
What normally they are looking for? Patin, Tilapia or Catfish?  hmm.gif
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mostly restorant will serve Tilapia, Baung, Patin higher end yo ucan find Grass carp, Jelawat, Tapah, lagi high end you can find river - patin, kelah, tengalan, bujuk, sebarau but these are mostly located at small town like lipis, raub, grik, bidor.
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QUOTE(moorish @ Nov 10 2009, 12:29 PM)
mostly restorant will serve Tilapia, Baung, Patin higher end yo ucan find Grass carp, Jelawat, Tapah, lagi high end you can find river - patin, kelah, tengalan, bujuk, sebarau but these are mostly located at small town like lipis, raub, grik, bidor.
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yup.. true...
and one small pieces of patin sungai can cost u rm 70 a piece...
while kelah.. more expsensive la...

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post Nov 11 2009, 08:56 PM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Nov 10 2009, 12:29 PM)
mostly restorant will serve Tilapia, Baung, Patin higher end yo ucan find Grass carp, Jelawat, Tapah, lagi high end you can find river - patin, kelah, tengalan, bujuk, sebarau but these are mostly located at small town like lipis, raub, grik, bidor.
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Tilapia best cook with what? Steam?

Hmmm, look like many entrepreneurs already into this business especially breeding Keli and Tilapia for foods. I was wondering how you survive in this business. Not competitive meh?


QUOTE(mashixx @ Nov 10 2009, 01:10 PM)
yup.. true...
and one small pieces of patin sungai can cost u rm 70 a piece...
while kelah.. more expsensive la...
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Is possible to breed the Patin in manmade fish pond?
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post Nov 11 2009, 10:58 PM

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QUOTE(rafizi @ Sep 12 2009, 11:28 PM)
U got PM!
Here are some considerations to look for a location:

1. Near where you live
2. No cost or low cost land
3. Clean water source

That's the most important because even if you are close to your intended market and raw materials, you will not be able to sustain the biz without the 3 elements.
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bro,
I also wanna visit ur farm.. can PM me the location?... my bf wants to venture into this agri business also wor..
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post Nov 12 2009, 08:59 AM

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QUOTE(POYOZER @ Nov 11 2009, 08:56 PM)
Tilapia best cook with what? Steam?

Hmmm, look like many entrepreneurs already into this business especially breeding Keli and Tilapia for foods. I was wondering how you survive in this business. Not competitive meh?
Is possible to breed the Patin in manmade fish pond?
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I'm not in fish farming, but love makan fish oni, and yes its possible to keep patin in pond but it will be too fatty, normally they try to up the quality by keeping them in floating cage at sungai.
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post Nov 12 2009, 10:11 AM

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I've PMed Paraoptical and he say he would drop by this topic when he's free. Apparently he's busy these days. wink.gif
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QUOTE(b00n @ Nov 12 2009, 10:11 AM)
I've PMed Paraoptical and he say he would drop by this topic when he's free. Apparently he's busy these days. wink.gif
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thanks bro for the headsup ... biggrin.gif

well Ikan Keli is you are starting small then i suggest you can go with this species or tilapia as it is much easier to rear compare to the other species. their ROI is shorter and easier management

other species are like those mentioned :- Sultan, Jelawat, Kelah, Marble Goby but these species are more delicate and if you dont have much $$$ then not recommended.

For EG, Marble goby are very delicate animal and sensitive. Something wrong with their environment then they will eat themselves and die off just like that.

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post Nov 12 2009, 01:30 PM

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Woo ParaOptical Welcome.. I've visited ur posts b4..May i ask wht r u breeding now ??

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QUOTE(ParaOpticaL @ Nov 12 2009, 12:27 PM)
thanks bro for the headsup ... biggrin.gif

well Ikan Keli is you are starting small then i suggest you can go with this species or tilapia as it is much easier to rear compare to the other species. their ROI is shorter and easier management

other species are like those mentioned :- Sultan, Jelawat, Kelah, Marble Goby but these species are more delicate and if you dont have much $$$ then not recommended.

For EG, Marble goby are very delicate animal and sensitive. Something wrong with their environment then they will eat themselves and die off just like that.

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bro.. what u mean need money to breed kelah?
is it really hard?
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QUOTE(moorish @ Nov 12 2009, 08:59 AM)
I'm not in fish farming, but love makan fish oni, and yes its possible to keep patin in pond but it will be too fatty, normally they try to up the quality by keeping them in floating cage at sungai.
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So the best solution for Patin is keeps them at the river using the cage technique?



QUOTE(ParaOpticaL @ Nov 12 2009, 12:27 PM)
thanks bro for the headsup ... biggrin.gif

well Ikan Keli is you are starting small then i suggest you can go with this species or tilapia as it is much easier to rear compare to the other species. their ROI is shorter and easier management

other species are like those mentioned :- Sultan, Jelawat, Kelah, Marble Goby but these species are more delicate and if you dont have much $$$ then not recommended.

For EG, Marble goby are very delicate animal and sensitive. Something wrong with their environment then they will eat themselves and die off just like that.

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Hello ParaOptical,

Mind to share your technique? Which technique you go into? Cage, tank or pond?


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QUOTE(mashixx @ Nov 12 2009, 01:31 PM)
bro.. what u mean need money to breed kelah?
is it really hard?
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of coz you need more money, the fingerling is 100X more expensive than tilapia and the growing stage is so slow, plus you cant over stock the pond leh. River fish growth rate when juvi time is extra long like forever.

And river fish like Kelah, to be edible the fish must be minimum 1kg, actually I find 1 kg also a bit too small, prefer to choose those around 1.5kg, coz river fish bone anatomy the "Y" bone is like killer, those smaller than 1kg you spend most of your time removing this bone instead of eating the fish.

QUOTE(POYOZER @ Nov 12 2009, 06:37 PM)
So the best solution for Patin is keeps them at the river using the cage technique?
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It is not the best solution, it is just another solution to enhance the quality/taste of the fish.
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QUOTE(Jo3y666 @ Jun 21 2009, 06:18 AM)
guys, just wonder about the business in breeding these fish. How do they actually earn the money from this fish? I have one friend who actually build 2 big ponds just to rear and breed this fish, for commercial usage, to earn money. I wonder how do those ppl who do this kind of business actually earn money thru this fish? thanks for sharing  smile.gif just curious to know.haha
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In America, there are several seafood restaurant chains (franchises). The fillet they use is catfish fillet.

They used to use cod, but cod is getting too expensive.

Cod does taste better, compare to catfish (I have tasted both), but most people won't know the different as long as you put enough MSG into the seasoning.
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QUOTE(kalambong @ Nov 13 2009, 01:59 PM)
In America, there are several seafood restaurant chains (franchises). The fillet they use is catfish fillet.

They used to use cod, but cod is getting too expensive.

Cod does taste better, compare to catfish (I have tasted both), but most people won't know the different as long as you put enough MSG into the seasoning.
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there are many type of catfish, keli, tapah, baung, patin all are under catfish and they taste quite different among them. Replacing cod to catfish seem quite impossible without customer detecting them.
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QUOTE(moorish @ Nov 12 2009, 06:47 PM)
there are many type of catfish, keli, tapah, baung, patin all are under catfish and they taste quite different among them. Replacing cod to catfish seem quite impossible without customer detecting them.
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My role is as a customer, not as a fish expert.

I must admit that I don't know what type of catfish they are using (all I know is there is a catfish farming industry in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Florida), but the catfish fillet is very thick (unlike what we have here).
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QUOTE(kalambong @ Nov 13 2009, 03:23 PM)
My role is as a customer, not as a fish expert.

I must admit that I don't know what type of catfish they are using (all I know is there is a catfish farming industry in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Florida), but the catfish fillet is very thick (unlike what we have here).
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I'm saying this as a customer also, I'm not a fish farmer and fish just happen to be one of my fav dish, tapah comes in big thick slices too, but seldom can find in KL. Smaller town and sarawak has plenty of tapah to offer.
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now am doing with tilapia, patin, baung biggrin.gif

QUOTE(4lenAngel @ Nov 12 2009, 01:30 PM)
Woo ParaOptical Welcome.. I've visited ur posts b4..May i ask wht r u breeding now ??
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Kelah fingerlings is very much more expensive than tilapia or keli. cause their fingerlings are rare and good breeders very rare...thus supply & demand

Kelah need good practices and management of the place to grow out well

normally those 1.0kg and below not much restaurant want. cause they know if their customers come to order sure for 4 ppl and above and 1.0kg fish aint enough


QUOTE(mashixx @ Nov 12 2009, 01:31 PM)
bro.. what u mean need money to breed kelah?
is it really hard?
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River patin are known to fetch a good price.

i am currently doing in tanks and pond

in tanks you can control most of the factors whereas ponds you need to 'kautim' with mother nature...haha

QUOTE(POYOZER @ Nov 12 2009, 06:37 PM)
So the best solution for Patin is keeps them at the river using the cage technique?
Hello ParaOptical,

Mind to share your technique? Which technique you go into? Cage, tank or pond?
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QUOTE(moorish @ Nov 13 2009, 08:56 AM)
It is not the best solution, it is just another solution to enhance the quality/taste of the fish.
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Is it because of enough water flow?



QUOTE(ParaOpticaL @ Nov 14 2009, 10:34 AM)
River patin are known to fetch a good price.

i am currently doing in tanks and pond

in tanks you can control most of the factors whereas ponds you need to 'kautim' with mother nature...haha
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About your tank method, have you encountered the electric cut off for few hours? If yes, what happen to your fish?
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QUOTE(POYOZER @ Nov 14 2009, 01:05 PM)
Is it because of enough water flow?
About your tank method, have you encountered the electric cut off for few hours? If yes, what happen to your fish?
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Yes continous water flow is the best, fish dun have mud smell
and good exercise for the fish, making the flesh texture better.
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Bro Para how much the patin n baung costs if u buy it in fries.,
How long it takes for u to harvest ??
Where's ur farm anyway ??
Wanna do a gathering ?? hehe..

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