How About the Marble Goby Indoor Fish Farming? [RAS System]

This is an indoor farm for marbled grouper. From hatching to adult fish is done on a land-based farm. The recirculating water culture system includes rotary drum filter, protein skimmer, biological filler media tank, pp fish pond etc.

Marble Goby (Oxyeleotris Marmoratus) is a unique fish that is typically found in Southeast Asian countries, including Singapore, Laos, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The locals refer to the fish by various names. In Laos, they are known as “Pa-Bu.” In Singapore, they are called “Soon-Hock.” There is a cultural significance to these fish since these fish are seen as a form of wealth in many Southeast Asian countries.

Their body is covered in fine scales, and they have a combination of black, brown, and red coloration.

In general, they are docile, hardy, and easy to feed. They have an average lifespan of 5-8 years and grow very slowly. However, they grow quite large, with an average size of 12 inches (30 cm). There are reports of these fish growing up to 26 inches (65cm). In fact, they are considered one of the world’s largest goby species. Needless to say, a full-grown specimen would require a very large tank.