White Tank for Xback

[henryow]

Is it true that white back ground is good for X-back development?

[ChapterOne]

yes bro.. its true !!..better still in fibreglass tank with lights shining without closing till it crossed. Bro, ur avatar above not only x-back but x-front too...very nice !!!.:teeth_smile:

[henryow]

Thanks brother,i understand that Malaysia produce good X-back, which farm have the best x-back what price nowadays for a 6inch X-back?

[ChapterOne]

Thanks brother,i understand that Malaysia produce good X-back, which farm have the best x-back what price nowadays for a 6inch X-back?

No doubt Malaysian Golden is originated here but nowadays Singapore farms do breed high quality fishes too. I won't reveal which farms produce the best simply bcos its a very sensitive issue. I don't know about other parts of Malaysia but in Penang, LFS selling below 6inches varies from RM2,800 ~ RM4,500 depending on the perfectness. I've posted a thread recently on Approx. Price of Aros but only our Singapore bros reply still waiting for Indonesians, Thais and other parts to tell us the price. :teeth_smile:

[Hendri]

cross back now produced by PT silva dena aquamina.

and still waiting for CV maju aquarium for breed.

[Hendri]

i go to penang once.. and i saw the xback is awesome.

[henryow]

Brother Hendri, so what price for x-back here in Indo? Seldom see anybody sell here! Even your Dragon book also dont show much X-back!

[Hendri]

i thik not many traders sell xback in indo .. that's why not many xback can show from indonesia.

but my book show the top golden head 24k xback :D

http://www.indodragon.com/gallery/data/500/medium/test1.jpg

[GrandePunto]

Singapore oso Breed Very high quality Crossback

[henryow]

very good quality but in Malaysia ,too bad!Singapore Panada farm also have such breed!

[weeyang19]

Singapore oso Breed Very high quality Crossback

agree with bro dallen, i do agree singapore farm also do breed good cross back and also red too

[rahimi]

But the true one's come from Malaysia right:teeth_smile:

[northerndragon]

but the production cannot fight malaysia....worse some farm buy from malaysia and tag as their farm??

[Lucas]

but the production cannot fight malaysia....worse some farm buy from malaysia and tag as their farm??


U can’t blame the S’pore Farms for that. This is business and survival. As u know, S’pore land is limited and expensive. Overheads and costing are very much higher as compared to Malaysia and Indonesia. It is better to go into trading exploiting the convenience and facilities of S’pore as an international trading and transition centre. Understand most S’pore Farms have either joint-venture or partnerships in many new farms in Malaysia and Indonesia. It is a win-win. After all, S’pore, Malaysia and Indonesia have been co-existed in such practices in so many types of trades for hundreds of years. S’pore does the marketing and sale, whereas Malaysia and Indonesia do the manufacturing and production. It is good partnership.
Yes, most S’pore farms besides having own breeding, yet, most of their high quality Aro youngs are imported from Malaysia and Indonesia. After all, most high quality Xback and SR parent stocks are purchased from Malaysia and Indonesia farms originally. Anyway, like it or not, S’pore alone with its limited resources such as land, man-power and other essentials can never breed enough of high quality fishes to meet the overwhelming and fast growing international demand………:D:up::up::hand:

[CrazyDog]

Singapore oso Breed Very high quality Crossback

Agree with you...:up:

[spencer]

agree with bro dallen, i do agree singapore farm also do breed good cross back and also red too

Super agree:up:

[morphine]

U can’t blame the S’pore Farms for that. This is business and survival. As u know, S’pore land is limited and expensive. Overheads and costing are very much higher as compared to Malaysia and Indonesia. It is better to go into trading exploiting the convenience and facilities of S’pore as an international trading and transition centre. Understand most S’pore Farms have either joint-venture or partnerships in many new farms in Malaysia and Indonesia. It is a win-win. After all, S’pore, Malaysia and Indonesia have been co-existed in such practices in so many types of trades for hundreds of years. S’pore does the marketing and sale, whereas Malaysia and Indonesia do the manufacturing and production. It is good partnership.
Yes, most S’pore farms besides having own breeding, yet, most of their high quality Aro youngs are imported from Malaysia and Indonesia. After all, most high quality Xback and SR parent stocks are purchased from Malaysia and Indonesia farms originally. Anyway, like it or not, S’pore alone with its limited resources such as land, man-power and other essentials can never breed enough of high quality fishes to meet the overwhelming and fast growing international demand………:D:up::up::hand:

Very well said bro Lucas :up:! Agree with you whole-heartedly . Will up your rep bro .

[boyan]

U can’t blame the S’pore Farms for that. This is business and survival. As u know, S’pore land is limited and expensive. Overheads and costing are very much higher as compared to Malaysia and Indonesia. It is better to go into trading exploiting the convenience and facilities of S’pore as an international trading and transition centre. Understand most S’pore Farms have either joint-venture or partnerships in many new farms in Malaysia and Indonesia. It is a win-win. After all, S’pore, Malaysia and Indonesia have been co-existed in such practices in so many types of trades for hundreds of years. S’pore does the marketing and sale, whereas Malaysia and Indonesia do the manufacturing and production. It is good partnership.
Yes, most S’pore farms besides having own breeding, yet, most of their high quality Aro youngs are imported from Malaysia and Indonesia. After all, most high quality Xback and SR parent stocks are purchased from Malaysia and Indonesia farms originally. Anyway, like it or not, S’pore alone with its limited resources such as land, man-power and other essentials can never breed enough of high quality fishes to meet the overwhelming and fast growing international demand………:D:up::up::hand:



strongly agree too....:up::up::up:

[arowana10]

without singapore also malaysia farm sure die die one as in malaysia it takes YEARS to export fishes out, but in singapore, it oli take 2hrs plus n head it goes up the sky.

[ahmad azrai]

Strongly agree with you, Lucas:up:

[ahmad azrai]

But the true one's come from Malaysia right:teeth_smile:

Yes, I agree that the opinion of Rahimi, the Cross Back is the only one coming from Malaysian, especially in the Bukit Merah Lake in Perak and Bera Lake in Pahang.