Baim

Baim seed refers to the seed of Baim (Mastacembelus armatus), a distinctive freshwater fish known for its elongated body, delicious taste, and steady market demand. Valued for its hardy nature, bottom-dwelling habits, and ability to adapt to a range of freshwater environments, Baim seeds are carefully selected to ensure strong health, uniform size, and high survival rates. These seeds perform well in ponds, tanks, and natural water bodies, making them suitable for both small-scale and specialized aquaculture. Baim farming adds diversity to fish production and offers good profitability in niche markets. High-quality Baim seed is essential for maintaining healthy stock, improving yield, and ensuring sustainable freshwater aquaculture management.