More about Qian Hu Fish Farm
Qian Hu is an integrated "one-stop" ornamental fish service provider ranging from breeding of Dragon Fish, farming, importing, exporting and distributing of ornamental fish as well as manufacturing of aquarium and pet accessories and distributing them to local and overseas customers.
Currently, Qian Hu has presence in 4 countries, namely, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and China, which consists of 10 subsidiaries associates.
Qian Hu Fish Farm is located at:
71 Jalan Lekar
Agrotechnology Park
S'pore 698950
Opening Hours are as follows:
Mon-Thur 9am to 6pm
Fri-Sun & Public Holidays 9am to 7pm.
Qian Hu is an integrated "one-stop" ornamental fish service provider ranging from breeding of Dragon Fish, farming, importing, exporting and distributing of ornamental fish as well as manufacturing of aquarium and pet accessories and distributing them to local and overseas customers.
Currently, Qian Hu has presence in 4 countries, namely, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and China, which consists of 10 subsidiaries associates.
Qian Hu Fish Farm is located at:
71 Jalan Lekar
Agrotechnology Park
S'pore 698950
Opening Hours are as follows:
Mon-Thur 9am to 6pm
Fri-Sun & Public Holidays 9am to 7pm.
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The Farm Tour
 The guide was bringing the children to see the "Arowana".
The guide was bringing the children to see the "Arowana".
 The children were looking at different species of fishes in the aquarium.
The children were looking at different species of fishes in the aquarium.
 The guide was explaining how they export fishes to other countries.
The guide was explaining how they export fishes to other countries.
 The guide was explaining how the fish farm rears "Arowana"  in the ponds.
The guide was explaining how the fish farm rears "Arowana"  in the ponds.
 Miah & Kajsa were taking care of each other.
Miah & Kajsa were taking care of each other.
 The children were admiring the beautiful "Kois".
The children were admiring the beautiful "Kois".
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"Long Kang" Fishing
  Julian
Julian
 Elijah & Issac
Elijah & Issac
 Samuel
Samuel
 Miranda & Elizabeth
 Miranda & Elizabeth
 Dillon
Dillon
 Xin Hui, Faithe & Charis
Xin Hui, Faithe & Charis
 Elijah
Elijah
 Miah
Miah
 Emily
Emily
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The Farm Tour
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"Long Kang" Fishing
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For Parents:
Many of our parents grew up playing in "Long Kang" (A malay word for drain), catching fishes and tadpoles. However, this generation doesn't have such exposure and it is always good to relive the childhood experiences of our parents.
Each child was given a plastic container and a net to go fishing the 'Long Kang. It wasn't an easy task BUT they tried really really HARD to catch the fishes before they swam away. 3 cheers to all the children! Hip Hip Hurray! Hip Hip Hurray! Hip Hip Hurary!
The children were also given a farm tour by one of the guides. He showed to countless species of fishes in the farm and some species can fetch as high as a few thousands dollars. WOW!
It was indeed a different experience for the children, a step closer to Mother Nature!
Cheers,
Angeline
Many of our parents grew up playing in "Long Kang" (A malay word for drain), catching fishes and tadpoles. However, this generation doesn't have such exposure and it is always good to relive the childhood experiences of our parents.
Each child was given a plastic container and a net to go fishing the 'Long Kang. It wasn't an easy task BUT they tried really really HARD to catch the fishes before they swam away. 3 cheers to all the children! Hip Hip Hurray! Hip Hip Hurray! Hip Hip Hurary!
The children were also given a farm tour by one of the guides. He showed to countless species of fishes in the farm and some species can fetch as high as a few thousands dollars. WOW!
It was indeed a different experience for the children, a step closer to Mother Nature!
Cheers,
Angeline
 

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