Feeding the Tilapia fish
Near the small town of Chonburi, millions of tilapia fish, which is a popular food fish in Thailand and neighboring countries, are bred in several pools.
The Im Oon Farm at Chonpuri / Chachoengsao exports fresh fish to countries such as Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Australia and Israel.
In the foreground is our friend Teddy from Nigeria, who is learning how to breed tilapia fish in the fish farm, although the fish is said to have originally been introduced to Thailand from Africa.
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| Sections | Travel: Thailand Travel: Central with Bangkok Nature: Fish |
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| Focus length | 35.0 mm |
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