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Chitchat Where is the best place to buy good Chinese fishes

geylang. a lot of imported yellow promfet and black abalones.
 
Thanks for the link, never known that farmed salmon feed heavily on chemicals. Did further read up, seemed like left Alaska salmon healthy to consume.

As for affordable, less polluted and healthy fish to consume, left sardines?

this is the best. frozen version. for truly wild caught fresh version must visit alaska and hang around with bear by the river.

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Wild Sea bass is superior. But noticed the super cheap price of local sea-bass? A local sea bass business owner wun eat his own cultured fish.

Farmed Saltwater Sea Bass is like farmed Freshwater catfish (sold as suchi or dory). Globally, Sea Bass is like a miracle aquaculture product through extensive use of Chemicals and artificial pheromones are used in the breeding, and their ability to survive in slightly more polluted waters that coral reefs can't survive (higher dioxins), eg major shipping passageways.

Dead fish are seen at 2 Jays fish farm, one of the farms affected by the oil spill, on Jan 6 http://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...k-to-clean-up-remnants-of-oil-spill-continues

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Sea Bass or Barramundi, we just chat about it recently
 
In a statement on Friday (Jan 13), the AVA said that the two farms — Tiberias Harvest and Singapore Aquaculture Technologies — have also put in place measures such as setting up canvas skirting and closed containment systems to reduce the risk of oil incursion into the farm. However, sales of crustaceans from one of these two farms, which AVA did not name, remains under suspension as food-safety evaluation is ongoing. The suspension for 10 other farms 
remains.

http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/ava-lifts-suspension-2-fish-farms-hit-oil-spill
 
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