The 4-day 2nd Malaysian International Ornamental Aquatics Exhibition and Conference was held at KLCC from Nov 20 - 23, 2008.
There were varieties of ornamental fish (freshwater and marine fish), live cultured corals, aquarium accessories, books and periodicals, medicine, drugs and treatment chemicals on sale at bargain price.
The arowana is also called the Dragon Fish because of its large armour-like scales that look like much of a dragon's - metallic, reflective and colorful.
The super red arowana - the Chinese believe arowana signifies auspicious and will bring them prosperity and wealth.
The arowana is a hot favourite among Chinese businessmen who consider it a ‘status symbol’.
The Goldfish is one of the most commonly kept aquarium fish.
The oldest recorded goldfish lived to 49 years but most household goldfish generally live only six to eight years.
Discus fish are a popular aquarium fish.
Discus fish are hardened fish with stunning colors and interesting behavior.
Discus fish are shy and generally peaceful aquarium inhabitants.
The white spot stingrays.
Red goldfish in an aquarium.
Blood parrot fish has a mouth resembling a beak, thus the name "Parrot".
Shoal of carps in an aquarium.
A marine fish water tank.
Live colourful cultured corals.
Visitors at the Goldfish section.
Hobbyists have a great time admiring their finned friends.
There are booths selling fish food and accessories.
A booth selling aquarium books and periodicals on caring for fish.
Young visitors trying out foot reflexology massage by spa fish.
Seahorses are among nature’s most beautiful creations.
Seahorses are unique as the male rather than the female becomes pregnant.
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