Exim Fishery is an aquaculture company operating on Legundi Island, Lampung, Indonesia, focusing on the cultivation and breeding of various species of marine and brackish water fish. The company provides a variety of high-quality fish for consumption by importing superior seeds from various leading marine cultivation centers in Indonesia to be raised in their facilities. Currently, the main commodities cultivated and supplied by Exim Fishery include Cantang Grouper, Star Pomfret, Red Snapper, and White Snapper, as well as Kuwe, Sea Milkfish, Stone Kuwe, and Cobia in various sizes ready for market.
This fish is a hybrid species resulting from the crossbreeding of female tiger grouper and male Kertang grouper, known for its stable growth and adaptability. Size: Grade A, 600 to ≤1000 grams.
A marine fish commonly found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, including Indonesian waters such as the Java Sea and the Malacca Strait. Size: 550 to ≤1000 grams.
A demersal species that can live in both shallow and deep marine environments, and is often found in river estuaries with lower salinity. Size: 600 to ≤900 grams
Euryhaline species (tolerant to various salt levels) that migrate from freshwater to the sea to spawn, inhabiting marine waters, estuaries, lagoons, and rivers. Size: 600 to ≤900 grams.
A species found in tropical and subtropical waters of the Indo-Pacific, generally living near coral reefs, shallow coastal areas, and river mouths. Size: 600 to ≤900 grams.
A species distributed from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean that inhabits marine and brackish waters. Size: 250 to ≤400 grams.
Fish that live in subtropical and tropical marine waters, commonly found around rocky reefs, floating debris, or shipwrecks. Size: 500 to ≤900 grams.
Fish found in coastal and offshore waters are often found hiding near structures such as shipwrecks or even swimming alongside large marine animals such as sharks and turtles. Size: 1500 to 3000 grams.
