Betta Splendens
 
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Thongphaphumi Betta Farm


 
 
Introduction

 

Welcome to Thongphaphumi betta farm in Thaialnd. Our farm is located in Amphur Thongphaphummi at Kanjanaburi province. Many peoples around the world know well about history of this city during the World War II.  Nowadays, this town is become a small beautiful village and charming place in portion of Kanjanaburi province. Here we are waiting for anyone come to visit us.

Thongphaphumi farm is producing a great quality of betta splenden from generation by generation of Siam fighting fishes, or you may call ‘Pla-kat’ in Thai. The farm’s owner is Mr. Raynu Songluck, everyone call him ‘Kunu’ as usual (Master Nu), who is sharing his experiences for more than 30 years to produce and training all his fishes with faithful for his customers. And also many of his articles were published and reviewed by ‘Pla-kat-Nak-Zuo’, which is  one of famous Siam fighting fish magazine in Thailand,  You may recognize also many of fighting fish‘s techniques as mention.

Let us share our experience to you with great qualified of Siam fighting fishes, which we are produced. We do care for our customers’ satisfaction and guarantee all of products during delivery until your hand and be sure that they are ready for big game.

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Inside Thongphaphumi:
 

Memorial Bridge at WW II
Falling Water


Kanchanaburi, which has mostly mountainous terrain, covers an area of approximately 19,473 Sq.KM....
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Tourist Auth. of Thailand


Our Farm:
Farm Owner : Mr.Raynu Songluck

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