Planning a trip with fellow Singapore hobbyists to visit Thai Molly farms.

We will visit Nakhon Pathom province (just west of Bangkok) and the surrounding areas like Ratchaburi. This region is the absolute heart of Thailand’s commercial ornamental fish farming, where the vast majority of the country’s livebearers (mollies, guppies, platies) are bred.

here are large-scale exporters who own massive facility hubs

SiamAquarium Fish & Plants Co., Ltd.

  • located right in Nakhon Pathom, the epicenter of aquarium fish farming. They work tightly with a massive network of local livebearer farms and operate their own highly regulated facilities. Because of their location, they are a perfect anchor point for a driver-led farm tour.

  • Specialty: High-quality livebearers (mollies, guppies), bettas, and goldfish.

  • Location: Phrongmaduea, Mueang Nakhon Pathom, Nakhon Pathom

  • Contact: +66 81 832 1397

  • Website: siamaquarium.com

Bangkok Aqua Plus (Grand Aquatic)

  • a large-scale breeding alliance and an exporter. They breed Balloon Mollies (including Snow White, Dalmatians, and short-body variants) along with over 300 strains of guppies.

  • Location: Bangchan, Khlong Sam Wa, Bangkok (Northeast Bangkok, easily reachable by car)

  • Contact: +66 81 931 7413

  • Website/Catalog: grandaquatic.net

Maipenrai Aquarium

  • A highly professional export and logistics facility with over 25 years of experience in the Thai aquarium industry. They have deep roots with specialized local breeders and frequently launch specific livebearer updates (such as their Balloon Lyretail Molly lines).

  • Location: Office based in Watthana, Bangkok, with partner farm access across the central provinces.

  • Website: maipenraiaquarium.com

Also consider the Fish Section at Chatuchak Market (specifically the Srinakarin or Plaza zones behind JJ Mall) on a Tuesday or Wednesday. This is when the provincial farm owners from Nakhon Pathom drive down themselves to set up wholesale pop-up shops. You will find thousands of Balloon Mollies packed in oxygen bags straight from the farms at rock-bottom prices