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ParaOpticaL
post Nov 12 2009, 12:27 PM

Planter - Durian, Jackfruit, Papaya
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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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ParaOpticaL
post Nov 14 2009, 10:34 AM

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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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