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My Fish FarmWater - the source of all life River - Mae Naam - which means mother water in thai
The fishponds are filled with freshwater from the nearby river. I use a powerfull waterpump that provides about 15 liters per second. The small river comes from the Erawan Dam in the mountains near the burmese border. In these jungle mountains the water is clean and fresh without pollution. The water is used for agricultre like rice fields and fish farms. my wife Pom collecting freshwater snails searching for snails in our fish pond Fish Pond in front of my house. In this pond I have Koi, Giant Gourami, Tilapia St'Peters Fish, Snake Head, Pla Bu and more...
Freshwater snails ready for the market. Small pond in the garden. more to come ... in September ... My daughter Lisa - she seems to like our lake ... Lisa likes Thon too. Row the boat can't wait for dinner to be served Snake head and barbs fresh from the pond suki yaki My son Nawin, nickname Nicki
Fishing in Thailand All these fish are native to the rivers and lakes in Thailand and some of them can even be found in the ponds around my house. Most pictures below are from Jean-Francois Helias website. Jean-Francois is a great fishing expert. He offers exiting fishing tours in Thailand. Contact him on www.anglingthailand.com
Jean-Francois Helias catching a giant snake head Giant carp
Hugging Giant Carp Arapaima ( now thats a big boy )
Alligator Gar
Hemibagrus wyckioides
Red tail catfish
Barramundi
Mekong Catfish ( heavy stuff )
Striped Catfish
Chao Phraya Catfish ( catched in one of the many fish-farms in Thailand )
Featherback
Jungle perch
Pacu ( looks like a giant piranha )
Giant snakehead
Sorubim
Freshwater Stingray
Giant Gourami
Pla Bu
Giant Gourami ( can become more than 20 years old )
Tilapia St'Peters Fish Arapaima
Arapaima big catch
updated 3.6.08 nirvana@arowana.asia |