Mongat Sianlon Fish Farm: from Johor, Malaysia to the world

Mongat Sianlon Fish Farm: Leading the way in tropical ornamental fish farming from Johor, Malaysia to the world

Malaysia Sianlon Fish Farm Tropical Ornamental Fish Breeding Farm

Malaysia Sianlon Fish Farm is a company with significant influence in the tropical ornamental fish industry. This fish farm was founded in 1978 in Batu Bahru, southern Johor, Malaysia. The excellent mountains and water here provide an excellent growth environment for ornamental fish. In the past 40 years, the Sianlon Fish Farm has continuously expanded in scale, and now there are 8 fish farms with a total area of nearly 2000 acres in Malaysia, as well as two aquariums used for storefront sales.

Mongat Sianlon Fish Farm focuses on the breeding and cultivation of dragon fish, and is a global aquarium supplier. It is also one of the few enterprises with comprehensive wholesale of ornamental fish and branded dragon fish. It breeds and cultivates over 200 species of ornamental fish, including Sianlon Jinhe Jinlongyu, Xianghe Honglongyu, Huangji Baizi Jinlongyu, Lanpo Blue Bottom Over Back Jinlongyu, and other Sianlon brand dragon fish.

In addition to breeding and cultivating ornamental fish, Sianlon Fish Farm also has its own fishing grounds and source partners in related tropical ornamental fish producing areas, such as Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Brazil. In addition, Sianlon Fish Farm continuously develops aquarium equipment, fish grains, and fish tanks to improve its product system and meet the demand for one-stop services for ornamental fish.

Mongat Sianlon Fish Farm has achieved multiple honors and achievements in the industry. It is the world's first registered company to obtain the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) license for commercial breeding and export of arowana. At the same time, Sianlon Fish Farm is also the earliest artificial breeding ground for stingrays and has the largest number of stingray species. In addition, it is also the earliest fish farm in Malaysia to breed giant dragon fish, which is classified as a second-class protected animal, and the first listed ornamental fish breeding company in Malaysia.

Overall, Malaysia's Sianlon Fish Farm has rich experience and outstanding strength in the breeding and cultivation of tropical ornamental fish, and is an important participant in the global aquarium industry.

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