About us

An arowana shop working directly with source farms, selecting fish one by one and supporting customers long after the sale.

About Jinlong

Arowana we have already vetted for you

[Your story: how the shop started, the founding year, the team, and why you focus on imported arowana.]

We do not sell fish by the batch. Each one is picked individually from farms we have worked with for years, then rested and observed at the shop before it is listed, so you know it is strong and feeding well.

Standard

How we select our fish

Selected at the source

We choose fish at the farm in person or by video - body shape, scale progression, fins, barbels and eyes - before they are shipped to Thailand.

Microchip checked

Every microchip is read and recorded against the import paperwork, and can be re-checked at purchase and at registration.

Rested before sale

Each new batch rests in our system for [number] days to adjust temperature, start feeding and be observed before listing.

Process

How to order

From your first message to the fish in your tank takes about [number] days.

Start on LINE
  • 1. Choose a fish and ask for video

    Send the code of the fish you like; we send a video of that exact fish and its price.

  • 2. Confirm the booking

    A deposit closes that listing and the status changes to "Reserved" straight away.

  • 3. Fish and papers prepared

    We fast the fish for transport and prepare the import paperwork and microchip record.

  • 4. Pick up or delivery

    Collect at the shop, or we pack with oxygen and ship to your door with a tracking number.

  • 5. After-sales support

    We advise on water, feeding and settling in, and keep answering questions on LINE.

Legal

Documents and legal ownership

Arowana (Scleropages formosus) is a protected species that may be captive-bred; trading and keeping one requires the documents set out by law.

What we provide

  • Receipt
  • Copy of the import / CITES paperwork for the batch
  • The microchip number of your fish

What the buyer must do

  1. Register ownership with the Department of Fisheries within the required period
  2. Keep the documents and registration together with the fish
  3. Report any transfer, relocation or death of the fish

How we help

We prepare the full document set, explain each step, and answer questions while your registration is processed.

Want to see the fish in person?

Book a time to visit - our display tanks hold the larger fish.

Map and opening hours

Interested in reselling?

For shops and dealers who want fish from our import batches.

Apply as a distributor
Ask us on LINE