Do you have any pren/relative/yourself
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Is ikan tilapia farm worth to invest?
Is ikan tilapia farm worth to invest?
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Mar 25 2020, 10:58 AM, updated 6y ago
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Do you have any pren/relative/yourself
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Mar 25 2020, 11:01 AM
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Just do it.
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Mar 25 2020, 11:03 AM
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i was in the fish business just a few years ago. Before your fish can even grow big enough to sell you need to invest at least 400k bare minimum.
After that you still need to find customers to buy your fish. not easy |
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Mar 25 2020, 11:04 AM
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Crab farm better.
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Mar 25 2020, 11:04 AM
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:03 AM) i was in the fish business just a few years ago. Before your fish can even grow big enough to sell you need to invest at least 400k bare minimum. Wat kind fish u did?After that you still need to find customers to buy your fish. not easy And eventually do you still continue? |
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Mar 25 2020, 11:04 AM
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invest in local jiken far easier to manage and less prone to enforcement officers
Belilah buatan Malay...oh wai |
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udang galah bro
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Mar 25 2020, 11:06 AM
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Nanti all ur fish keluar pattern then how??
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 11:07 AM) FL got season eh..they dont do daily...and sides, it s they contact unot u contact them so give u also no point if they are on resting period most have personal life as normal jane doe as well - do they like to lay low wthout ppl knowing much |
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Mar 25 2020, 11:08 AM
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i think demand for freshwater fish in malaysia is not really good..i've seen most of the customers are those coming from nepal, bangladesh, vietnam..
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Mar 25 2020, 11:11 AM
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 11:04 AM) Tilapia.I did not. I was the engineering side of things. Things like how to grow the fish and how to make the ponds etc under my jurisdiction. But even after you grow the fish, got to sell it. That one is not easy. The main problem is this: If you just want to farm and sell to midleman, then you must be very efficient because your profit margins will be razor thin. For example right now harga borong is RM14/kg. Means the middleman probably will buy from you at rm13 max. And that means you as farmer must have RM12 cost. Else you grow the fish for 6-8 months but can't even get rm1/kg profit. If you want to distribute as well, you better find some good sales people. Because restaurants don't like to have their stock interrupted. So they tend to stick to 1 vendor. If you just start out, you have to somehow compete with those fellas in the market for 20 years. A lot of goodwill to catch up on. Not to mention that middleman/distributors have to invest additional for storage of live fishes and buying lorry/hire staff to deliver. |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:11 AM) Tilapia. How much is the cost for 1kg of fish?I did not. I was the engineering side of things. Things like how to grow the fish and how to make the ponds etc under my jurisdiction. But even after you grow the fish, got to sell it. That one is not easy. The main problem is this: If you just want to farm and sell to midleman, then you must be very efficient because your profit margins will be razor thin. For example right now harga borong is RM14/kg. Means the middleman probably will buy from you at rm13 max. And that means you as farmer must have RM12 cost. Else you grow the fish for 6-8 months but can't even get rm1/kg profit. If you want to distribute as well, you better find some good sales people. Because restaurants don't like to have their stock interrupted. So they tend to stick to 1 vendor. If you just start out, you have to somehow compete with those fellas in the market for 20 years. A lot of goodwill to catch up on. Not to mention that middleman/distributors have to invest additional for storage of live fishes and buying lorry/hire staff to deliver. |
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Buy 10k bottles of champagne.
Airlines, hotel, service industry requires. Got demand. |
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Mar 25 2020, 11:39 AM
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Mar 25 2020, 11:43 AM
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Hi TS wah banyak bullets nampak, main invest aje. High risk memang high return but ada high failure also.
Apsal u no work at fish farm dulu, learn selok-belok baik-baik then baru keluar buat sendiri ? |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:31 AM) Bro., great to know that you're the man in this line. I am really keen to learn about growing tilapias not for commercial basis rather for personal consumption instead. Would be grateful for any leads, tips, directions. |
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QUOTE(tky1993 @ Mar 25 2020, 11:39 AM) From what I heard from my friend the fish feed price per 20kg is around rm60. With that price still can untung? I can't remember the exact pricing I calculated last time. But back then we buy fish feed by lorry. The volume buy by tonnes. If I'm not wrong the feed that time was about rm40+ per 20kg bag.May I know what's the reason you are not in this business anymore? About 60% of your cost will come from buying fish food. As for reason I quit... Maybe ambition too big, money not enough. We wanted to farm and distribute ourselves. Coz profit margin much higher. But sales was low. And farming itself is no easy task. Each cycle takes about 6-8 months to reach acceptable size. |
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Mar 25 2020, 11:53 AM
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crowded oledi, so do other fish species farming.
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TS, why don't you start small by rearing freshwater catfish (those African catfish variety) in HDPE tanks first? Learn the ropes and see how it goes from there...
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Mar 25 2020, 11:58 AM
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Patin better
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QUOTE(Pipopipo @ Mar 25 2020, 12:00 PM) ![]() A friend of mine. An iban. From what i learn he just dug a pond on the land next to his house, n bela around 12k of talapias inside there. Maybe will try ask him more about cost n such if u interested. |
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Mar 25 2020, 12:12 PM
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 25 2020, 12:05 PM) Having a piece of land and good water supply is a big bonus in any aquaculture venture. Also, you friend should consider rearing tilapias in cages inside the pond for easier management and harvesting... and the mud smell lessen... I think he also just started rearing it few months ago. Afaic, this is the 1st time he doing it. With no prior experience or anything. Told me since the land is not utilised, he just hire some ppl to dig it. Cost him around 10k just to dig the pond. N he said if the first batch berjaya, he'll dig up more ponds, since he own quite a big parcel of land in his kampung. Maybe by that time he'll only do it properly i guess.I went to his house few times b4. That parcel of land, ada durian, ada pisang, ada macam2. N yeah. It's huge. |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:55 AM) Based on your experience which breed of fish offers the best food to meat conversion ratio and with the shortest rearing cycle, if I had phrased it correctly.With marketing aside, what is the most problematic issues with cultivating fish eg bacteria or fungus infection etc etc ? This post has been edited by Roman Catholic: Mar 25 2020, 12:17 PM |
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i my hometowm, talapia grows in longkang, tangkap je kat longkang
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 12:14 PM) Based on your experience which breed of fish offers the best food to meat conversion ratio and with the shortest rearing cycle, if I had phrased it correctly. TongsatWith marketing aside, what is the most problematic issues with cultivating fish eg bacteria or fungus infection etc etc ? |
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Papaya farm better
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Mar 25 2020, 12:20 PM
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Mar 25 2020, 12:21 PM
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my father friend running fish farms in open area (dunno what fish)
told us as long nothing happen to the fishes, it can be profitable like selling drugs and his next plan is to farm fish inside his factory by having several huge water tanks he's rich already, so retiring below age 55 and doing fish farming |
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Mar 25 2020, 12:24 PM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 12:14 PM) Based on your experience which breed of fish offers the best food to meat conversion ratio and with the shortest rearing cycle, if I had phrased it correctly. Best food to meat ratio. I'd say keli. Coz those fishes eat anything and don't require much space. Also keli maturity cycle much faster. But the price is even more competitive. With marketing aside, what is the most problematic issues with cultivating fish eg bacteria or fungus infection etc etc ? -what is the most problematic issues with cultivating fish eg bacteria or fungus infection etc etc ? This one hard to answer. It depends on individual situation. Sometimes your pond location not ideal. Or got predator like biawak. Or even different fish also got different problem. If you don't want to bother just do keli or tilapia. Those 2 fish super hard to die one. |
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QUOTE(tky1993 @ Mar 25 2020, 12:21 PM) What I dont understand is this, catfish have dangerous and venomous barbs right ? When I was a kid in a fishing village, I seen grown men cry like babies bila tercucuk these barbs. How is it these days I see people trading in these fish like its nothing ? No more poisonous barbs ? |
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 12:25 PM) What I dont understand is this, catfish have dangerous and venomous barbs right ? When I was a kid in a fishing village, I seen grown men cry like babies bila tercucuk these barbs. How is it these days I see people trading in these fish like its nothing ? No more poisonous barbs ? Different species. Got thai species and marehsia species. I think the one without barbs is thai one |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 12:24 PM) Best food to meat ratio. I'd say keli. Coz those fishes eat anything and don't require much space. Also keli maturity cycle much faster. But the price is even more competitive. Thanks bro. Will drop keli instead since I never grew up eating them and will focus on tilapia instead. Being a newbie I am sure there are tons of questions to ask but let me figure out what to ask first.-what is the most problematic issues with cultivating fish eg bacteria or fungus infection etc etc ? This one hard to answer. It depends on individual situation. Sometimes your pond location not ideal. Or got predator like biawak. Or even different fish also got different problem. If you don't want to bother just do keli or tilapia. Those 2 fish super hard to die one. |
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QUOTE(k town shit @ Mar 25 2020, 12:45 PM) River fish is generally smelly, probably due to the food they eat, I heard ppl just make a toilet above a pond, and the pond below rear fishI have seen some farmer they bought the dead chicken to feed into their pond, So the fish makan taik Anyone can confirm? |
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QUOTE(arsenwagon @ Mar 25 2020, 01:27 PM) I heard ppl just make a toilet above a pond, and the pond below rear fish normal jer, long long time ago babi also makan taik pun,manyak berkhasiat yo..So the fish makan taik Anyone can confirm? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_toilet ![]() |
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QUOTE(y500 @ Mar 25 2020, 01:33 PM) normal jer, long long time ago babi also makan taik pun,manyak berkhasiat yo.. But now pig alrdy farmed with proper food.... So now everyone can eated?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_toilet ![]() Irony is now fish eating human shitted.. so must ban? |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:11 AM) Tilapia. thought it was like rm5 per kilo for tilapiaI did not. I was the engineering side of things. Things like how to grow the fish and how to make the ponds etc under my jurisdiction. But even after you grow the fish, got to sell it. That one is not easy. The main problem is this: If you just want to farm and sell to midleman, then you must be very efficient because your profit margins will be razor thin. For example right now harga borong is RM14/kg. Means the middleman probably will buy from you at rm13 max. And that means you as farmer must have RM12 cost. Else you grow the fish for 6-8 months but can't even get rm1/kg profit. If you want to distribute as well, you better find some good sales people. Because restaurants don't like to have their stock interrupted. So they tend to stick to 1 vendor. If you just start out, you have to somehow compete with those fellas in the market for 20 years. A lot of goodwill to catch up on. Not to mention that middleman/distributors have to invest additional for storage of live fishes and buying lorry/hire staff to deliver. |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:11 AM) Tilapia. Tq boss..you are big big saviour....I did not. I was the engineering side of things. Things like how to grow the fish and how to make the ponds etc under my jurisdiction. But even after you grow the fish, got to sell it. That one is not easy. The main problem is this: If you just want to farm and sell to midleman, then you must be very efficient because your profit margins will be razor thin. For example right now harga borong is RM14/kg. Means the middleman probably will buy from you at rm13 max. And that means you as farmer must have RM12 cost. Else you grow the fish for 6-8 months but can't even get rm1/kg profit. If you want to distribute as well, you better find some good sales people. Because restaurants don't like to have their stock interrupted. So they tend to stick to 1 vendor. If you just start out, you have to somehow compete with those fellas in the market for 20 years. A lot of goodwill to catch up on. Not to mention that middleman/distributors have to invest additional for storage of live fishes and buying lorry/hire staff to deliver. You r Mai man.... |
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 01:57 PM) Bro., how many Grades are there for tilapias and what is the weight range ? Also there are couple of varieties of tilapia which variety is the best for production ? 3 grade. c is for 500g below b is 700g below. A is 700g above. The best variaty one is the gift tilapia. But chinese people don't like black colour tilapia. There's a big foreign player in semenyih rearing this breed. Only for export. Local one all take the red tilapia. |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 02:08 PM) 3 grade. Oh is this the same player who markets the fishes under the name TRAPIA ?c is for 500g below b is 700g below. A is 700g above. The best variaty one is the gift tilapia. But chinese people don't like black colour tilapia. There's a big foreign player in semenyih rearing this breed. Only for export. Local one all take the red tilapia. |
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If some1 put poison in ur farm...how much u loss ah??
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 02:26 PM) Wah this operator must be damn big. Our ringgit no match against their currency liao. sendiri in house one.Then the baka-baka anak ikan for this foreign player all imported ke or local from our Fisheries Department ? they selective breeding over many generations. The meat is firmer, it grows faster and is bigger than usual. Same concept like chicken. Last time chicken takes about 2-3 month from chick to adult ready for consumption. Nowadays chicken just need 1 month from chick to adult. |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:53 AM) I can't remember the exact pricing I calculated last time. But back then we buy fish feed by lorry. The volume buy by tonnes. If I'm not wrong the feed that time was about rm40+ per 20kg bag. Did you buy the feed directly from producer? Or the feeds are imported?About 60% of your cost will come from buying fish food. As for reason I quit... Maybe ambition too big, money not enough. We wanted to farm and distribute ourselves. Coz profit margin much higher. But sales was low. And farming itself is no easy task. Each cycle takes about 6-8 months to reach acceptable size. |
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QUOTE(tokdukun @ Mar 25 2020, 02:30 PM) had to buy through intermediary. feed is usually local. we have quite a few fish feed producers here with factories. If you buy big enough you can buy straight from producer. But you have to buy way too much. You talking about 10-20 tons per order. Unless you're a big farm, you usually cannot buy that much. |
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i would recommend eel if you want to invest in fish farming
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 02:08 PM) 3 grade. Trapia is not in semenyih. Their fish farm is in tasik temenggor. Heard a salesman during their peak their monthly feed consumption around 20k-30k bags feed. Now not anymore, maybe less than 10kc is for 500g below b is 700g below. A is 700g above. The best variaty one is the gift tilapia. But chinese people don't like black colour tilapia. There's a big foreign player in semenyih rearing this breed. Only for export. Local one all take the red tilapia. |
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QUOTE(stupiak07 @ Mar 25 2020, 02:52 PM) i would recommend eel if you want to invest in fish farming Not that simple, before that you must have good quality eel first. Jap very fussy, thats why they imported expensive from japan. You Can?just that you need to look for japanese buyer BTW not every water can rear good japanese specs. I am not talking about food cost yet. |
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 03:01 PM) Yes big operations, but now hardly heard their news anymore. Died down liao As most of the A sized fish is consumed by chinese market, their black tilapia very difficult penetrate the local market. -Most restaurant preferred red fish over black fish. -90% restaurant want live fish. Dead fish different price. (Due to the long journey from tasik temenggor travel to KL the fish cant survive very long) -The flesh very lembik and tasteless cuz the fish is fed 24/7 so it can be sold in the market soonest possible. Ok la of cuz not 24/7 lah |
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QUOTE(Matgolf @ Mar 25 2020, 03:06 PM) Not that simple, before that you must have good quality eel first. Jap very fussy, thats why they imported expensive from japan. You Can? Japanese super damn fussy when it comes to their fish.BTW not every water can rear good japanese specs. I am not talking about food cost yet. |
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thanks for sharing all this info. I'm thinking to do keli/tilapia aquaculture in HDPE tank, with sensor for IR4.0.
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 10:58 AM) Invested in aquaculture twice. Once in Australia to farm and process salmons and another is the infamous tilapia using HDPE. Both turned out to be a bigger disaster. I'll skip the details on the salmon project as its a very long story. The tilapia project, all I can say is you MUST know what the heck you're doing. The simple answer you are looking for is most likely whether does it make money. Then the simple answer to it is yes it can make money but no where near as much as those who pushes the idea tells you. If you have to pay rent for the land then you will be making as little as RM.50 per fish if you sell to middleman. Also if I'm not mistaken now in order to be a licensed breeder and farm you do need to first go for one of the few government approved courses. Issues to consider? Do you own the land? Can you easily get permits to operate such an operation else you can expect to pay plenty of donations to the police and local councils. Your next hurdle, can you get power to that land, if no then you will have to be a registered business operating from that piece of land else you won't be able to buy fuel for your generators, not easily at least and you can definitely expect some hefty fines if you are caught buying fuel in containers. Oh yes the electric usage is high, the 4 acre setup I used that ran purely on diesel generators used around RM7,000 worth of diesel each month until we had issues with KPDNKK that refused to renew our permission to purchase fuel from petrol stations. Then assuming you have power and land sorted out your next hurdle will be where you are planning to get water. This will make or break your business. River water? You run the risk of bacteria and your products will have that bad soil taste. SYABAS? Well you have to PAY. Best? Rain water harvesting but you must treat it if your area if prone to acid rain. Then there is the issue of discharging the water. No proper discharge system? Can be done but do expect to pay donations to JAS. Oh yeah when it comes to enforcement do expect plenty of "RnR' if you don't hold the same "kulitficatiion" as the enforcer......pandai pandai on this. Now that you've set it up, how are you going to manage it? You will need at least 6 workers per acre minimum. Also reared 12 dogs as well who will be your best of friends. Easier to find good dogs than good workers. When it comes to this, best ones are the Nepalese and Burmese, the rest requires a lot of supervision. The worst?? Malay, Indonesian and Orang Asli. There are 2 types of Tilapias, Red and Black. Black ones mainly for processing and export. Cost much more to produce as it requires 4kg of feed in its lifetime assuming 900g net weight. Red tilapia cheaper to produce but plenty of people producing. Bacteria and diseases are big issues with these farms. Hence good practices include plenty of quarantine and batching, not just of the fry but also of the water especially if you are using river water. Feed makes all the difference, good ones with high protein content don't come cheap these days. Finally, who are you planning to sell to and who will do the selling? Easiest? Middleman take all but expect to earn very little. Selling on your own? Possible as well but RnR is a big issue when it comes to this. You will need to be a darn good salesman for this as the market is very full with suppliers and very few are generally willing to change suppliers especially if it is for live ones. Why I exited it? My 2 partners wanted to diversify and I preferred remaining as just the landlord. Which brings up another point, most of these farms can no longer survive just by being a fish farm, many are diversifying into other products chief among which are Udang Galah, Keli, Patin and some are also breeding the fry as well as some are breeding it to be processed into fishmeal. Some are also using the discharge water to plant vegetables hydroponically and some are using the water as well as sludge for banana and various fruit plantations. One I know even does a homestay and another operates it as part of a tahfiz. |
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QUOTE(BillCollector @ Mar 25 2020, 05:36 PM) Invested in aquaculture twice. Once in Australia to farm and process salmons and another is the infamous tilapia using HDPE. Wow, that's some really good info.Both turned out to be a bigger disaster. I'll skip the details on the salmon project as its a very long story. The tilapia project, all I can say is you MUST know what the heck you're doing. The simple answer you are looking for is most likely whether does it make money. Then the simple answer to it is yes it can make money but no where near as much as those who pushes the idea tells you. If you have to pay rent for the land then you will be making as little as RM.50 per fish if you sell to middleman. Also if I'm not mistaken now in order to be a licensed breeder and farm you do need to first go for one of the few government approved courses. Issues to consider? Do you own the land? Can you easily get permits to operate such an operation else you can expect to pay plenty of donations to the police and local councils. Your next hurdle, can you get power to that land, if no then you will have to be a registered business operating from that piece of land else you won't be able to buy fuel for your generators, not easily at least and you can definitely expect some hefty fines if you are caught buying fuel in containers. Oh yes the electric usage is high, the 4 acre setup I used that ran purely on diesel generators used around RM7,000 worth of diesel each month until we had issues with KPDNKK that refused to renew our permission to purchase fuel from petrol stations. Then assuming you have power and land sorted out your next hurdle will be where you are planning to get water. This will make or break your business. River water? You run the risk of bacteria and your products will have that bad soil taste. SYABAS? Well you have to PAY. Best? Rain water harvesting but you must treat it if your area if prone to acid rain. Then there is the issue of discharging the water. No proper discharge system? Can be done but do expect to pay donations to JAS. Oh yeah when it comes to enforcement do expect plenty of "RnR' if you don't hold the same "kulitficatiion" as the enforcer......pandai pandai on this. Now that you've set it up, how are you going to manage it? You will need at least 6 workers per acre minimum. Also reared 12 dogs as well who will be your best of friends. Easier to find good dogs than good workers. When it comes to this, best ones are the Nepalese and Burmese, the rest requires a lot of supervision. The worst?? Malay, Indonesian and Orang Asli. There are 2 types of Tilapias, Red and Black. Black ones mainly for processing and export. Cost much more to produce as it requires 4kg of feed in its lifetime assuming 900g net weight. Red tilapia cheaper to produce but plenty of people producing. Bacteria and diseases are big issues with these farms. Hence good practices include plenty of quarantine and batching, not just of the fry but also of the water especially if you are using river water. Feed makes all the difference, good ones with high protein content don't come cheap these days. Finally, who are you planning to sell to and who will do the selling? Easiest? Middleman take all but expect to earn very little. Selling on your own? Possible as well but RnR is a big issue when it comes to this. You will need to be a darn good salesman for this as the market is very full with suppliers and very few are generally willing to change suppliers especially if it is for live ones. Why I exited it? My 2 partners wanted to diversify and I preferred remaining as just the landlord. Which brings up another point, most of these farms can no longer survive just by being a fish farm, many are diversifying into other products chief among which are Udang Galah, Keli, Patin and some are also breeding the fry as well as some are breeding it to be processed into fishmeal. Some are also using the discharge water to plant vegetables hydroponically and some are using the water as well as sludge for banana and various fruit plantations. One I know even does a homestay and another operates it as part of a tahfiz. thinking back, its good my plan for keeping mud crab didnt venture out from my mind else i reckon it would be really sweat and hard work thanks you again for the good share! |
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QUOTE(BillCollector @ Mar 25 2020, 05:36 PM) Invested in aquaculture twice. Once in Australia to farm and process salmons and another is the infamous tilapia using HDPE. With so many R&R involved, macam mana boleh farm ? Baik simpan aje modal dalam bank. Takde pening kapla. At least you've been there and done that.Both turned out to be a bigger disaster. I'll skip the details on the salmon project as its a very long story. The tilapia project, all I can say is you MUST know what the heck you're doing. The simple answer you are looking for is most likely whether does it make money. Then the simple answer to it is yes it can make money but no where near as much as those who pushes the idea tells you. If you have to pay rent for the land then you will be making as little as RM.50 per fish if you sell to middleman. Also if I'm not mistaken now in order to be a licensed breeder and farm you do need to first go for one of the few government approved courses. Issues to consider? Do you own the land? Can you easily get permits to operate such an operation else you can expect to pay plenty of donations to the police and local councils. Your next hurdle, can you get power to that land, if no then you will have to be a registered business operating from that piece of land else you won't be able to buy fuel for your generators, not easily at least and you can definitely expect some hefty fines if you are caught buying fuel in containers. Oh yes the electric usage is high, the 4 acre setup I used that ran purely on diesel generators used around RM7,000 worth of diesel each month until we had issues with KPDNKK that refused to renew our permission to purchase fuel from petrol stations. Then assuming you have power and land sorted out your next hurdle will be where you are planning to get water. This will make or break your business. River water? You run the risk of bacteria and your products will have that bad soil taste. SYABAS? Well you have to PAY. Best? Rain water harvesting but you must treat it if your area if prone to acid rain. Then there is the issue of discharging the water. No proper discharge system? Can be done but do expect to pay donations to JAS. Oh yeah when it comes to enforcement do expect plenty of "RnR' if you don't hold the same "kulitficatiion" as the enforcer......pandai pandai on this. Now that you've set it up, how are you going to manage it? You will need at least 6 workers per acre minimum. Also reared 12 dogs as well who will be your best of friends. Easier to find good dogs than good workers. When it comes to this, best ones are the Nepalese and Burmese, the rest requires a lot of supervision. The worst?? Malay, Indonesian and Orang Asli. There are 2 types of Tilapias, Red and Black. Black ones mainly for processing and export. Cost much more to produce as it requires 4kg of feed in its lifetime assuming 900g net weight. Red tilapia cheaper to produce but plenty of people producing. Bacteria and diseases are big issues with these farms. Hence good practices include plenty of quarantine and batching, not just of the fry but also of the water especially if you are using river water. Feed makes all the difference, good ones with high protein content don't come cheap these days. Finally, who are you planning to sell to and who will do the selling? Easiest? Middleman take all but expect to earn very little. Selling on your own? Possible as well but RnR is a big issue when it comes to this. You will need to be a darn good salesman for this as the market is very full with suppliers and very few are generally willing to change suppliers especially if it is for live ones. Why I exited it? My 2 partners wanted to diversify and I preferred remaining as just the landlord. Which brings up another point, most of these farms can no longer survive just by being a fish farm, many are diversifying into other products chief among which are Udang Galah, Keli, Patin and some are also breeding the fry as well as some are breeding it to be processed into fishmeal. Some are also using the discharge water to plant vegetables hydroponically and some are using the water as well as sludge for banana and various fruit plantations. One I know even does a homestay and another operates it as part of a tahfiz. |
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 08:16 PM) With so many R&R involved, macam mana boleh farm ? Baik simpan aje modal dalam bank. Takde pening kapla. At least you've been there and done that. To be frank, the increasing and worsening RnR issues was part of the reason why we packed our bags to leave. Macam mana to farm? Hence why I said either you do it by the book and have a very clear market in mind or backdoor and plenty of donations along the way. You will make money but to me for that amount of money the returns simply didn't justify the means. |
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I dont know much about tilapia, but I manage a shrimp farm
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QUOTE(BillCollector @ Mar 25 2020, 08:24 PM) To be frank, the increasing and worsening RnR issues was part of the reason why we packed our bags to leave. Strangely this is the same scenario among the business community everywhere. All these "xtras" is like killing the goose for the golden eggs. Macam mana to farm? Hence why I said either you do it by the book and have a very clear market in mind or backdoor and plenty of donations along the way. You will make money but to me for that amount of money the returns simply didn't justify the means. For me, I would like to learn and understand more about farming tilapias and hopefully farm them for my family personal comsumption. I just like being self sufficient so that I know exactly what enters into my food. Yes you are right, this venture for any new business will have to keep a tight rein on costs and have an avenue to an existing established market. If the selling part is not iron out properly, I think this fishes could literally eat one out of business ! Its either the fishes or the middleman. |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:03 AM) i was in the fish business just a few years ago. Before your fish can even grow big enough to sell you need to invest at least 400k bare minimum. And Touch wood all fishes have to be healthy and dun die.After that you still need to find customers to buy your fish. not easy Life stock not easy if one don't have much knowledge |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 12:03 PM) i was in the fish business just a few years ago. Before your fish can even grow big enough to sell you need to invest at least 400k bare minimum. 400k lol i berter just use that cash to passive investing. I can get 10-15% per annum interest consistently. Can even retire if i live kampung simple lifeAfter that you still need to find customers to buy your fish. not easy |
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Maybe ts can consider aquaponics.
if too big to consider then can start from smaller scale I also plan on doing these setup but still need to do a bit studying which setup is the best🤔🤔 |
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QUOTE(BillCollector @ Mar 25 2020, 08:24 PM) To be frank, the increasing and worsening RnR issues was part of the reason why we packed our bags to leave. Inb4 mana boss nao?Macam mana to farm? Hence why I said either you do it by the book and have a very clear market in mind or backdoor and plenty of donations along the way. You will make money but to me for that amount of money the returns simply didn't justify the means. |
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» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Actually what you say is very true and especially with water and bacteria part. If not careful enough or unlucky. Possibly all die = habis everything. Suggest ts to Bela fish at home untuk besar first. Then he will know not easy to bela fish without fish dying This post has been edited by novblaze: Mar 25 2020, 09:03 PM |
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 10:00 PM) Even if comparatively small capital i think still need at least 5k to start and that considering you know wtf you're doing but yeah if you have large enough backyard it's something you can do. you can even start very small but any smaller than than prolly just enuf to consume for yourself and your family |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:03 AM) i was in the fish business just a few years ago. Before your fish can even grow big enough to sell you need to invest at least 400k bare minimum. I thought should be easy to find customers, so many restaurants will probably want it.After that you still need to find customers to buy your fish. not easy |
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Tillapia price is very low profit margin and difficult to find decent buyers...... those is ever ready buyers in restaurants are experienced buyers and the price war between competitors seller will make u sell at a loss or with very low margin....
This is after u manage to produce the fish.....along the way, the feeding cost and labor cost and capital cost is also a bomb.... |
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QUOTE(Emily Ratajkowski @ Mar 25 2020, 11:03 AM) i was in the fish business just a few years ago. Before your fish can even grow big enough to sell you need to invest at least 400k bare minimum. Even LAN JIE STEAM FISH also farm it's own.After that you still need to find customers to buy your fish. not easy That 400k investment can earn how many every cycle? One month how many cycles? |
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QUOTE(BillCollector @ Mar 25 2020, 05:36 PM) Invested in aquaculture twice. Once in Australia to farm and process salmons and another is the infamous tilapia using HDPE. Good info Both turned out to be a bigger disaster. I'll skip the details on the salmon project as its a very long story. The tilapia project, all I can say is you MUST know what the heck you're doing. The simple answer you are looking for is most likely whether does it make money. Then the simple answer to it is yes it can make money but no where near as much as those who pushes the idea tells you. If you have to pay rent for the land then you will be making as little as RM.50 per fish if you sell to middleman. Also if I'm not mistaken now in order to be a licensed breeder and farm you do need to first go for one of the few government approved courses. Issues to consider? Do you own the land? Can you easily get permits to operate such an operation else you can expect to pay plenty of donations to the police and local councils. Your next hurdle, can you get power to that land, if no then you will have to be a registered business operating from that piece of land else you won't be able to buy fuel for your generators, not easily at least and you can definitely expect some hefty fines if you are caught buying fuel in containers. Oh yes the electric usage is high, the 4 acre setup I used that ran purely on diesel generators used around RM7,000 worth of diesel each month until we had issues with KPDNKK that refused to renew our permission to purchase fuel from petrol stations. Then assuming you have power and land sorted out your next hurdle will be where you are planning to get water. This will make or break your business. River water? You run the risk of bacteria and your products will have that bad soil taste. SYABAS? Well you have to PAY. Best? Rain water harvesting but you must treat it if your area if prone to acid rain. Then there is the issue of discharging the water. No proper discharge system? Can be done but do expect to pay donations to JAS. Oh yeah when it comes to enforcement do expect plenty of "RnR' if you don't hold the same "kulitficatiion" as the enforcer......pandai pandai on this. Now that you've set it up, how are you going to manage it? You will need at least 6 workers per acre minimum. Also reared 12 dogs as well who will be your best of friends. Easier to find good dogs than good workers. When it comes to this, best ones are the Nepalese and Burmese, the rest requires a lot of supervision. The worst?? Malay, Indonesian and Orang Asli. There are 2 types of Tilapias, Red and Black. Black ones mainly for processing and export. Cost much more to produce as it requires 4kg of feed in its lifetime assuming 900g net weight. Red tilapia cheaper to produce but plenty of people producing. Bacteria and diseases are big issues with these farms. Hence good practices include plenty of quarantine and batching, not just of the fry but also of the water especially if you are using river water. Feed makes all the difference, good ones with high protein content don't come cheap these days. Finally, who are you planning to sell to and who will do the selling? Easiest? Middleman take all but expect to earn very little. Selling on your own? Possible as well but RnR is a big issue when it comes to this. You will need to be a darn good salesman for this as the market is very full with suppliers and very few are generally willing to change suppliers especially if it is for live ones. Why I exited it? My 2 partners wanted to diversify and I preferred remaining as just the landlord. Which brings up another point, most of these farms can no longer survive just by being a fish farm, many are diversifying into other products chief among which are Udang Galah, Keli, Patin and some are also breeding the fry as well as some are breeding it to be processed into fishmeal. Some are also using the discharge water to plant vegetables hydroponically and some are using the water as well as sludge for banana and various fruit plantations. One I know even does a homestay and another operates it as part of a tahfiz. May I ask how old are you? You seem experience and venture into many things |
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Mar 25 2020, 10:57 PM
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Agriculture business everyday need to be in "office", Monday to Sunday, public holiday, raya, chinese new year, deepavali also have to work. In between cycle only can take a break..
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no. better bela ikan keli in tong drum at home.
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 10:58 AM) My family run this business. We have 3 ponds of tilapia, 2 ponds of toman/haruan I cannot remember. Not easy to maintain as the price is very low and uncertain. Plus you need extra security because it will attract otters. Don’t ask me how much capital and running cost because it is all maintain by somebody, and my parents is the one liaising with them. |
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 25 2020, 11:02 PM) My family run this business. We have 3 ponds of tilapia, 2 ponds of toman/haruan I cannot remember. Not easy to maintain as the price is very low and uncertain. Plus you need extra security because it will attract otters. Don’t ask me how much capital and running cost because it is all maintain by somebody, and my parents is the one liaising with them. then u should be kaya by nao |
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 11:07 PM) No. I’m not. The most maybe just above average. Agriculture is not good in money making. You need diversified your investment. Like my family case, we have rubber estate and palm oil plantation, not big around 20 acres in total. Inside the same land we have fish farm and bird nest. Last time bird nest can make a lot but now no more. It is very time consuming, that’s why we hire an estate manager to take care of it. He will looks for buyer and find workers for us. |
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Dont be silent partner..later your partner say all fish die due to disease..in reality he sold all the fish senyap2 take all profit...horror story i heard from one of my customers..
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Mar 25 2020, 11:24 PM
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 25 2020, 11:12 PM) No. I’m not. The most maybe just above average. Agriculture is not good in money making. You need diversified your investment. Like my family case, we have rubber estate and palm oil plantation, not big around 20 acres in total. Inside the same land we have fish farm and bird nest. Last time bird nest can make a lot but now no more. It is very time consuming, that’s why we hire an estate manager to take care of it. He will looks for buyer and find workers for us. wah.......incum byk ong wor..then nao tis mco got any effect to ur guise..should be tak ade kan..since is essential industry.. |
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QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 26 2020, 12:05 AM) wah.......incum byk ong wor.. No. Just like normal. Palm oil price is never high and further down thanks to our Teressa Kokok and Maha firaun. Rubber price is fluctuating unstably in the world market. Normally when there is war, the price will escalate fast. I’m expecting the price to hike during this COVID19 because the need for hand gloves. But too bad the MCO has restricted many tapper from working. The fish business, my advice is, you can do but you need a big reservoir. Unless you have many business partner.then nao tis mco got any effect to ur guise..should be tak ade kan..since is essential industry.. |
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Mar 26 2020, 12:39 AM
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Not easy. I tried small scale to get my feet wet.
1. Take care like baby feeding everyday, changing water few days once 2. Electric cut off or someone accidentally switched off your pump GG. 3. IIRC from kicimiao to an ample size where you can sell is about 6 months (roughly +-1kg) This post has been edited by AeolusLite: Mar 26 2020, 12:41 AM |
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QUOTE(AeolusLite @ Mar 26 2020, 12:39 AM) Not easy. I tried small scale to get my feet wet. if u no gib up meybi u r millionaire liao1. Take care like baby feeding everyday, changing water few days once 2. Electric cut off or someone accidentally switched off your pump GG. 3. IIRC from kicimiao to an ample size where you can sell is about 6 months (roughly +-1kg) |
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 26 2020, 12:33 AM) No. Just like normal. Palm oil price is never high and further down thanks to our Teressa Kokok and Maha firaun. Rubber price is fluctuating unstably in the world market. Normally when there is war, the price will escalate fast. I’m expecting the price to hike during this COVID19 because the need for hand gloves. But too bad the MCO has restricted many tapper from working. The fish business, my advice is, you can do but you need a big reservoir. Unless you have many business partner. wah thanks lotsa..u r d man.. |
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Mar 26 2020, 08:47 AM
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 25 2020, 12:05 PM) Having a piece of land and good water supply is a big bonus in any aquaculture venture. Also, you friend should consider rearing tilapias in cages inside the pond for easier management and harvesting... and the mud smell lessen... ![]() ![]() ![]() Asked my fren to send me some pics, n here's a few pics of my fren fishes. |
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Nobody eats Talapia
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Mar 26 2020, 09:34 AM
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 25 2020, 11:12 PM) No. I’m not. The most maybe just above average. Agriculture is not good in money making. You need diversified your investment. Like my family case, we have rubber estate and palm oil plantation, not big around 20 acres in total. Inside the same land we have fish farm and bird nest. Last time bird nest can make a lot but now no more. It is very time consuming, that’s why we hire an estate manager to take care of it. He will looks for buyer and find workers for us. That agriculture business is just temp side income while that piece of land is real deal. |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:37 AM
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QUOTE(Pipopipo @ Mar 26 2020, 08:47 AM) Looks like a lovely place to rear fish. And the tilapias are progressing well into marketable size. Just remember to practice good hygiene and aquaculture biosecurity. One of the biggest problem plaguing even expert tilapia culturists in West Malaysia is the Streptococcosis disease. It usually attack adult tilapias near marketable size. So please use only reputable feed pellets and keep clean. Good luck to your friend! |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:41 AM
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 26 2020, 09:37 AM) Looks like a lovely place to rear fish. And the tilapias are progressing well into marketable size. Just remember to practice good hygiene and aquaculture biosecurity. One of the biggest problem plaguing even expert tilapia culturists in West Malaysia is the Streptococcosis disease. It usually attack adult tilapias near marketable size. So please use only reputable feed pellets and keep clean. Good luck to your friend! Thanks for the advice. Will relay to my fren later. I did also ask him to go enrol courses or go fishery dept try ask for advice. He did say wanna add on more fish into the pond, but cant get the seeds for now. Susah mau dapat currently he said. |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:42 AM
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Mar 26 2020, 09:45 AM
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 26 2020, 09:37 AM) Looks like a lovely place to rear fish. And the tilapias are progressing well into marketable size. Just remember to practice good hygiene and aquaculture biosecurity. One of the biggest problem plaguing even expert tilapia culturists in West Malaysia is the Streptococcosis disease. It usually attack adult tilapias near marketable size. So please use only reputable feed pellets and keep clean. Good luck to your friend! Streptococcosis plaguing experts ? Habis la non-expert non-intellectual want to newbie like me. What does the attack happens only when the tilapias reaches near marketable size ? |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:46 AM
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QUOTE(Pipopipo @ Mar 26 2020, 09:41 AM) Thanks for the advice. Will relay to my fren later. I did also ask him to go enrol courses or go fishery dept try ask for advice. He did say wanna add on more fish into the pond, but cant get the seeds for now. Susah mau dapat currently he said. The tilapia fingerlings are one of the most suseptable group to carry the strep disease. Must get from a disease free hatchery or supplier with disease free certification. |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:48 AM
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Mar 26 2020, 09:49 AM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 09:45 AM) Streptococcosis plaguing experts ? Habis la non-expert non-intellectual want to newbie like me. The strep bacteria behavior like that I guess... I am not an expert in fish disease.What does the attack happens only when the tilapias reaches near marketable size ? |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:50 AM
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 26 2020, 09:46 AM) The tilapia fingerlings are one of the most suseptable group to carry the strep disease. Must get from a disease free hatchery or supplier with disease free certification. Oh. For this i also had no idea where he get those anak ikan. Ok. Will surely keep this in mind n let him know the next time i see him. Since his shop is just somewhere around mine. |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:54 AM
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QUOTE(Pipopipo @ Mar 26 2020, 09:48 AM) On the other side of the pond i think he got bela around 30 kambing or so. 30 kambing aje ? Give me and it will have all sorts of farm animals in the "Garden of Eden". 😊 Agreed, the tranquility among the chaos, there's nothing quite like it especially during dawn and dusk.Nice to have ur own land, especially at times like this. Dun need to worry about food supplies lol. |
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Mar 26 2020, 09:59 AM
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 26 2020, 09:46 AM) The tilapia fingerlings are one of the most suseptable group to carry the strep disease. Must get from a disease free hatchery or supplier with disease free certification. Bro, would you know the standard practice that is taught by the Fisheries Dept or practiced among tilapia farmers on quarantining procedures of tilapia fingerlings especially to address the strep disease ?This post has been edited by Roman Catholic: Mar 26 2020, 10:10 AM |
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Mar 26 2020, 10:02 AM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 09:54 AM) 30 kambing aje ? Give me and it will have all sorts of farm animals in the "Garden of Eden". 😊 Agreed, the tranquility among the chaos, there's nothing quite like it especially during dawn and dusk. Iinm he bela all these things also jus bcoz he doesnt wan the land to go to waste. Don't think he's able to bela too much since there's nobody to help him to take care of things. Told me he bela those kambing also bcoz his mother volunteered to help feed them. Else i don't think he'll even go bela them.But those fishes, he did say if the 1st batch is successful, he's gonna pour more resources into it. With the land he owned, dig a few more more ponds that I'd posted earlier also shouldn't be a problem. |
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Mar 26 2020, 10:09 AM
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QUOTE(Pipopipo @ Mar 26 2020, 10:02 AM) Iinm he bela all these things also jus bcoz he doesnt wan the land to go to waste. Don't think he's able to bela too much since there's nobody to help him to take care of things. Told me he bela those kambing also bcoz his mother volunteered to help feed them. Else i don't think he'll even go bela them. Bela because his mother volunteered to feed ! Oh my. Yup, you are right about pour more resources as I am sure he wouldn't anything to go to waste.But those fishes, he did say if the 1st batch is successful, he's gonna pour more resources into it. With the land he owned, dig a few more more ponds that I'd posted earlier also shouldn't be a problem. |
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Mar 26 2020, 10:11 AM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 10:09 AM) Bela because his mother volunteered to feed ! Oh my. Yup, you are right about pour more resources as I am sure he wouldn't anything to go to waste. Since the mother also bored sitting at home doing nothing lol. Plus he's not married. Mau jaga cucu pun xde cucu boleh dijaga. So jaga kambing jer lah. |
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Mar 26 2020, 10:26 AM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 09:59 AM) Bro, would you know the standard practice that is taught by the Fisheries Dept or practiced among tilapia farmers on quarantining procedures of tilapia fingerlings especially to address the strep disease ? I think there are some references you can get from your local DOF state office. Things to ask about should be related to Malaysia Good Agriculture Practice (MyGAP) dan Fish Quality Certificate (FQC). For serious industry players and researchers there is a simposium on fish disease this coming Sept in Kuching (daa11.org). |
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QUOTE(ahyean1771 @ Mar 26 2020, 10:26 AM) I think there are some references you can get from your local DOF state office. Things to ask about should be related to Malaysia Good Agriculture Practice (MyGAP) dan Fish Quality Certificate (FQC). For serious industry players and researchers there is a simposium on fish disease this coming Sept in Kuching (daa11.org). Thank you so much for putting the words into my mouth, at least I know what to say when I decide to open my mouth at the counter. Hopefully this damn Covid-19 comes to pass sooner, so that everyone can continue to go about their lifes. |
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QUOTE(blek @ Mar 26 2020, 09:34 AM) Agriculture land don’t sell well. Many who wish to sell their agriculture land will opt to change the land title to either commercial or residential. If you want to make even more out of it, go engage an architect to come out with a development proposal. Land with DO approval price is very high, depending on the density or plot ratio approved. |
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 26 2020, 01:33 PM) Agriculture land don’t sell well. Many who wish to sell their agriculture land will opt to change the land title to either commercial or residential. If you want to make even more out of it, go engage an architect to come out with a development proposal. Land with DO approval price is very high, depending on the density or plot ratio approved. inb4 covert jadi factory-.-oh wai.... |
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 26 2020, 01:33 PM) Agriculture land don’t sell well. Many who wish to sell their agriculture land will opt to change the land title to either commercial or residential. If you want to make even more out of it, go engage an architect to come out with a development proposal. Land with DO approval price is very high, depending on the density or plot ratio approved. Agriculture land is for agriculture. Small Farmers hardly got enough money to buy the land, only industry players can play. If wanna mark up agriculture land and make it like residential/commercial price to sell, surely all farmers will sell their crops high price, end up consumer suffer |
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Q : What is the appropriate stocking density during the different stages of growth from fingerlings to near marketable sized fish ?
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 26 2020, 01:33 PM) Agriculture land don’t sell well. Many who wish to sell their agriculture land will opt to change the land title to either commercial or residential. If you want to make even more out of it, go engage an architect to come out with a development proposal. Land with DO approval price is very high, depending on the density or plot ratio approved. But very kesian lo, sometimes I see such land with development proposal very nice semua harga pun cantik gila but land's situation or location completely out. Takpe beri sedekah kat arkitek tu. |
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QUOTE(tky1993 @ Mar 25 2020, 03:28 PM) Yes big operations, but now hardly heard their news anymore. Died down liao As most of the A sized fish is consumed by chinese market, their black tilapia very difficult penetrate the local market. -Most restaurant preferred red fish over black fish. -90% restaurant want live fish. Dead fish different price. (Due to the long journey from tasik temenggor travel to KL the fish cant survive very long) -The flesh very lembik and tasteless cuz the fish is fed 24/7 so it can be sold in the market soonest possible. Ok la of cuz not 24/7 lah This post has been edited by Roman Catholic: Mar 26 2020, 04:21 PM |
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 04:20 PM) Last I heard the angmoh kompeni already sold their shares, tookover by local kompeni. Maybe not profitting.Not sure if still in operation or not, maybe reduced production and focus on fillet export only for now. |
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QUOTE(tky1993 @ Mar 26 2020, 04:36 PM) Last I heard the angmoh kompeni already sold their shares, tookover by local kompeni. Maybe not profitting. After pouring in such a huge investement and backed fully with a scientific operation, I have to wonder what finally did them in R&R ? Not sure if still in operation or not, maybe reduced production and focus on fillet export only for now. Foreign investors will not and never tolerate such behaviour. There's a huge conglomerate I know, terminated the services of their chairman and an excellent MD despite increasing sales and profits of the group over the years, but because of such tactics were employed both the excellent gentlemen were laid off. This post has been edited by Roman Catholic: Mar 26 2020, 05:40 PM |
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 03:45 PM) But very kesian lo, sometimes I see such land with development proposal very nice semua harga pun cantik gila but land's situation or location completely out. Takpe beri sedekah kat arkitek tu. You are right. Many outskirt people sell their land to the developer. In return they will get a few units of houses. If too remote normally they turn it into homestay. |
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 08:38 PM) Strangely this is the same scenario among the business community everywhere. All these "xtras" is like killing the goose for the golden eggs. Corruption is killing the country far more than Covid-19, its the main reason why one of the main focus China had when Xi Jing Ping came to power was curbing or at least significantly reducing bribery and corruption. The effects of it are now quite visible as everything works in China and most things work very well or excellently. For me, I would like to learn and understand more about farming tilapias and hopefully farm them for my family personal comsumption. I just like being self sufficient so that I know exactly what enters into my food. Yes you are right, this venture for any new business will have to keep a tight rein on costs and have an avenue to an existing established market. If the selling part is not iron out properly, I think this fishes could literally eat one out of business ! Its either the fishes or the middleman. 30 kambing aje ? Give me and it will have all sorts of farm animals in the "Garden of Eden". 😊 Agreed, the tranquility among the chaos, there's nothing quite like it especially during dawn and dusk. Tilapias at home, it is fairly easy to do in a 3x6 tank. I think you could buy them from most aquarium shops for under RM500 inclusive of the filter box. Add around RM2-300 more for the pumps and a good idea to add a battery backup pump. You can then connect the pumps to a hydroponic growing system, either a pre-made one or build them off your own 3" pipes and net cups. Can be done if you have an area that has at least 2 hours of sunlight each day else you need LED grow lamps. I know someone that does does in a yard of a condo, produces enough vegetables for his family of 5. These type of ventures, it is best you leave it to an established consultant if you don't know what you are doing. There are people out there that you could engage to give you a turnkey project and it will work out cheaper and more profitable in the long run to pay a bit more upfront. There are reasons why in Malaysia it isn't advisable to have all sorts of farm animals in one place. Chief among which are disease control. The real prize these days for those "rich man hobby farms" are permaculture ones, there is a video series on YouTube called Back To Eden Gardening method, tried it before with some varying success rates but in the end decided these are hobbies to pursue after I have retired and have all the time in the world. QUOTE(keluarpattern @ Mar 25 2020, 09:00 PM) Shanghai. Convert jadi plastic recycling factory Bees are a good thing. Many people are farming bees as well especially stingless or kelutut bees......bloody expensive hobby it is. QUOTE(novblaze @ Mar 25 2020, 09:01 PM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Actually what you say is very true and especially with water and bacteria part. If not careful enough or unlucky. Possibly all die = habis everything. Suggest ts to Bela fish at home untuk besar first. Then he will know not easy to bela fish without fish dying I should have added, when I ventured into it, the setup I bought was from an operation that "habis everything" and I found a piece of land I wanted to buy to squat on as I had info it was in the masterplan to have a highway running on it. QUOTE(Drian @ Mar 25 2020, 09:18 PM) That isn't true, many restaurants are generally reluctant to buy from any new operators or from anyone they don't already know. Quality and consistency concerns mainly.QUOTE(blek @ Mar 25 2020, 10:20 PM) Good info Not young enough May I ask how old are you? You seem experience and venture into many things That agriculture business is just temp side income while that piece of land is real deal. You got to venture and try for yourself sometimes. To many, the agriculture operation is indeed just something to sit and squat on the land. Once converted or better yet acquired by government for infra projects, that's where you can make some real money. |
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Mar 26 2020, 05:46 PM
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 26 2020, 05:41 PM) You are right. Many outskirt people sell their land to the developer. In return they will get a few units of houses. If too remote normally they turn it into homestay. Hopefully the owners of the land receive a certain amount of cash too and not just house(s). Only the naive will accept house(s) & nothing else. 😨 |
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Mar 26 2020, 05:51 PM
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QUOTE(Princess_Alicia @ Mar 26 2020, 05:41 PM) You are right. Many outskirt people sell their land to the developer. In return they will get a few units of houses. If too remote normally they turn it into homestay. Even agricultural land these days isnt much cheaper than industrial land in high demanding area assume both piece of land is within the same vicinity |
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Mar 26 2020, 05:54 PM
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» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Ya, anyone that has experience bela ikan in aquarium or plant plants in their garden will know actually Plantation / Lifestock = seem easy in the eyes of outsiders. As in, just plant a few trees. remember to water and baja, what could go wrong? But they dont know = weather, season, watering volume, what type of soil, pest, penyakit, etc. Any one of those can kill the whole land of plants. Same goes to aquarium, just bela a few ikans, remember to feed and change water. But they dont know the PH, temperature, quarantine, bacteria, water ppi, parasite, etc. Also any one of those can kill the whole fish. Those bela ayam, babi also the same. Really have to put time and effort into the land. |
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Mar 26 2020, 06:04 PM
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QUOTE(BillCollector @ Mar 26 2020, 05:44 PM) Corruption is killing the country far more than Covid-19, its the main reason why one of the main focus China had when Xi Jing Ping came to power was curbing or at least significantly reducing bribery and corruption. The effects of it are now quite visible as everything works in China and most things work very well or excellently. Thanks bro., for the tip. A man I once met was into self sufficiency and he lamented his stocks were simply dying off. That got me interested as I love problems and love fishes as well. I always believe in doing the right thing from the beginning and doing it once. All these redoing and redoing and never ending redoing shows the lack of planning or perhaps that was the plan, to constantly redo things for some. Baru a project ma. Kalau takde problem, kita bikin problem, as our politicians would say. 😂😂😂 So until I have a complete grip on this streptococcus thingy, I am not moving an inch. 😊Tilapias at home, it is fairly easy to do in a 3x6 tank. I think you could buy them from most aquarium shops for under RM500 inclusive of the filter box. Add around RM2-300 more for the pumps and a good idea to add a battery backup pump. You can then connect the pumps to a hydroponic growing system, either a pre-made one or build them off your own 3" pipes and net cups. Can be done if you have an area that has at least 2 hours of sunlight each day else you need LED grow lamps. I know someone that does does in a yard of a condo, produces enough vegetables for his family of 5. These type of ventures, it is best you leave it to an established consultant if you don't know what you are doing. There are people out there that you could engage to give you a turnkey project and it will work out cheaper and more profitable in the long run to pay a bit more upfront. There are reasons why in Malaysia it isn't advisable to have all sorts of farm animals in one place. Chief among which are disease control. The real prize these days for those "rich man hobby farms" are permaculture ones, there is a video series on YouTube called Back To Eden Gardening method, tried it before with some varying success rates but in the end decided these are hobbies to pursue after I have retired and have all the time in the world. Shanghai. |
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Mar 26 2020, 06:07 PM
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QUOTE(novblaze @ Mar 26 2020, 05:54 PM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Ya, anyone that has experience bela ikan in aquarium or plant plants in their garden will know actually Plantation / Lifestock = seem easy in the eyes of outsiders. As in, just plant a few trees. remember to water and baja, what could go wrong? But they dont know = weather, season, watering volume, what type of soil, pest, penyakit, etc. Any one of those can kill the whole land of plants. Same goes to aquarium, just bela a few ikans, remember to feed and change water. But they dont know the PH, temperature, quarantine, bacteria, water ppi, parasite, etc. Also any one of those can kill the whole fish. Those bela ayam, babi also the same. Really have to put time and effort into the land. |
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QUOTE(arsenwagon @ Mar 25 2020, 12:27 PM) I heard ppl just make a toilet above a pond, and the pond below rear fish I can 100% confirm, I have seen that more 100 times, in Pahang, and some areas in Selangor like Broga.So the fish makan taik Anyone can confirm? Ikan Tilapia eats just everything including poops. That's why they were selling so cheap. Many of my family members don't eat them for reasons. But river fish are inexpensive, that's why they became the favorite food for some family who have lower income. Above statement came from my personal experience, no offence |
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Mar 30 2020, 05:07 PM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 25 2020, 12:14 PM) Based on your experience which breed of fish offers the best food to meat conversion ratio and with the shortest rearing cycle, if I had phrased it correctly. My first few trails, I think..... because haven't confirmed the final count yet..... I lost 2500+pcs of 1.5" fries to King Fishers and Herons . Then about 100pcs of 600g to hot weather that lower the DO. And then, don't know how many to a family of otters. With marketing aside, what is the most problematic issues with cultivating fish eg bacteria or fungus infection etc etc ? Like you I was also worried about bacterial, fungus and parasite, so up from we ensured that the stocking density is very low. So far these wasn't much of an issue. |
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QUOTE(darksideofthemoon @ Mar 30 2020, 05:07 PM) My first few trails, I think..... because haven't confirmed the final count yet..... I lost 2500+pcs of 1.5" fries to King Fishers and Herons . Then about 100pcs of 600g to hot weather that lower the DO. And then, don't know how many to a family of otters. At d end NW u r richLike you I was also worried about bacterial, fungus and parasite, so up from we ensured that the stocking density is very low. So far these wasn't much of an issue. |
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Mar 30 2020, 08:23 PM
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QUOTE(darksideofthemoon @ Mar 30 2020, 05:07 PM) My first few trails, I think..... because haven't confirmed the final count yet..... I lost 2500+pcs of 1.5" fries to King Fishers and Herons . Then about 100pcs of 600g to hot weather that lower the DO. And then, don't know how many to a family of otters. Thank you for replying for I had almost forgotten about tilapia. LOL Yes I believe the main contentious issue with tilapia is stocking density. Since everyone's system is vastly different, stocking densities are different too, not to mention other various factors that affects stocking density. Like you I was also worried about bacterial, fungus and parasite, so up from we ensured that the stocking density is very low. So far these wasn't much of an issue. When stocking density is low although is it good for the fishes, suddenly the math doesn't look quite as promising. Thank you for your sharing, I had no idea that so many other animals preyed on tilapias. Otters your place must be near a stream or river I presume ? |
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Mar 30 2020, 08:55 PM
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QUOTE(Roman Catholic @ Mar 26 2020, 06:04 PM) Thanks bro., for the tip. A man I once met was into self sufficiency and he lamented his stocks were simply dying off. That got me interested as I love problems and love fishes as well. I always believe in doing the right thing from the beginning and doing it once. All these redoing and redoing and never ending redoing shows the lack of planning or perhaps that was the plan, to constantly redo things for some. Baru a project ma. Kalau takde problem, kita bikin problem, as our politicians would say. 😂😂😂 So until I have a complete grip on this streptococcus thingy, I am not moving an inch. 😊 ![]() My fren go fishing at his own pond yesterday lol. Guess he got no worries bout food supplies during this RMO. If can later I'll ask him to show his kambing n veges. The perks of staying at kampung n having a big patch of ur own land. |
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Mar 30 2020, 08:58 PM
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QUOTE(Pipopipo @ Mar 30 2020, 08:55 PM) ![]() My fren go fishing at his own pond yesterday lol. Guess he got no worries bout food supplies during this RMO. If can later I'll ask him to show his kambing n veges. The perks of staying at kampung n having a big patch of ur own land. There is nothing quite like harvesting your own food or sharing it with your closest family and friends. This post has been edited by Roman Catholic: Mar 30 2020, 08:59 PM |
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