Our next stop was Raymond's farm, Greeny Aquaculture (www.greenyaquaculture.com.my/homepage.php)
There was so much to see here that I'll put the pictures across several posts.
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| Just to prove I was there. |
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| Fishes packed and ready to go. |
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| There were many, many tanks of fish awaiting packing. |
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| There were many small concrete pools with fish waiting to be packed as well. |
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| A sorting station where the fish are sorted for size. |
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| The sorting boxes of all different sizes. |
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| Apple snail eggs just happen. I don't know if they breed them on purpose or not. I should have asked. |
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| Draining a pond. The fish drain out as well and are then scooped out of a net in the hole. |
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| There were a lot of ponds. |
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| I just had to see what was in there. |
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| Due to Australia's fairly strict standards, these fish were being quarantined for two weeks before export. |
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| Many tatooed fish are being exported to Iran. |
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