Coral farming in Malaysia | The Straits Times

In a coral farm in Terengganu, Malaysia, fragments of wild corals are cultivated for restoration, or to be sold to aquarium hobbyists for as high as US$100 per piece.
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[@DiepBlueC]

$100?!?!??! Please! There are acropora frags (1" of coral) running $2000 and up, bounce mushrooms selling for 3-5 Grand each, and anemones easily fetching into the thousands. The only bummer is that the farmers are not the ones getting rich. We need more of these farms, and then we need to reverse the whole system and re-plant tank grown frags into the ocean that have become accustomed to the volatile nature of aquarium life.

[@MrRazrblade]

100 is probably the price paid by the importer, factoring the cost of shipping and stuffs price will be much more then

[@alexandermejill4693]

Whats the name of the farm

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[@mortezanaeibi709]

Pls write name this farm for me , I will contact with them.

[@ngkimboikpm-guru7417]

HI

[@innerpeacefindings671]

Nama farm apa oii