May 23, 2007
The Day Before Aquarama 2007…
Hi all,
Took some more photos for all you arowana lovers! Heaps of activity today with everyone scrambling to get their fishes and products ready for tomorrow's grand opening. If you are in Singapore, please bear in mind that Aquarama 2007 is only open to the public on Saturday and Sunday as tomorrow and Friday are what they call 'Trade Days' and are meant for the exhibitors/traders/etc to explore opportunities with each other!
Okie enough said.. enjoy the pictures…
Exhibition hall which is neeaaaarlyyy complete! A very busy day for everyone as they try to finish their booths..
I am pretty proud of our Sing Arowana booth.. It has a zen look to it.. Pretty cool I thought! 
A front view of the Sing Arowana booth.. We are also going to bring arowana babies to showcase in our booth this year..
A group of juvenile red arowanas on display..
These are some of our 4-5 year old red arowanas..
A group of our juvenile x-back/gold arowanas
Another group of juvenile xback/gold arowanas
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Comments on The Day Before Aquarama 2007… »
Hi Steven
Hopefully you can take more pictures of the place and more arowanas for does who can't and wish to be there. Tks.
Kenny,
Give me some time and I'll create a small video of the show… Cheers!
Steven
Dear Steven
We are already in touch through your mails on arowana, I am from India and has developed deep intrest in Arowana , i also own an Asian Arowana ( Gold) , its about 8inches and healthy.
I wish to have an a juvenile Red arowana, I dont know were to get in India , Any idea or you are in touch with some one from India /Delhi. If you can help me . Great Thanks.
Cheers
Vipul
Vipul,
Sorry but I do not know any shops in India that sells arowanas. When you do find one, make sure that the arowana they are selling you comes with a CITES certificate..
Steven
Dear Steven, It was so kind of you sending the DVD with my brother.
DVD has very good clarity and very informative.
In your next DVD you can even show , How the adults protect the eggs and young.
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Thanks and regards
George
Thanks George.. glad you liked it…