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In the house where I grew up there was a pond of fish. It had carp and goldfish, mostly. The kinds of fish in our pond would increase when my younger brother and I would throw in a few guppies and frog babies in.


We had aquariums, too. My older brothers loaded their tanks with sharks, puffer fish, eels and all other kinds of fish. The more fierce the fish looked the better my brothers liked them. 


Good luck, bad luck? 


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"I grew up with a lot of fish at home as they were my mother’s hobby," shares Ernesto. 


Today, Ernesto prides himself on being one of only three people here who have been able to breed Silver Arowanas in captivity.  


"This is where I gained my fame," says a proud Ernesto, vice president of the Philippine Arowana and Luo Han Society. 


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We had aquariums, too. My older brothers loaded their tanks with sharks, puffer fish, eels and all other kinds of fish. The more fierce the fish looked the better my brothers liked them. 


Good luck, bad luck? 


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Today, Ernesto prides himself on being one of only three people here who have been able to breed Silver Arowanas in captivity.  


"This is where I gained my fame," says a proud Ernesto, vice president of the Philippine Arowana and Luo Han Society. 


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Some fish bring all the good luck

By Kathy Moran | September 9, 2006 - 12:00am

In the house where I grew up there was a pond of fish. It had carp and goldfish, mostly. The kinds of fish in our pond would increase when my younger brother and I would throw in a few guppies and frog babies...

Modern Living

Fish for thought

By Kathy Moran | January 17, 2004 - 12:00am

Ernesto Ramos Jr. loves fish – Arowanas in particular. "I grew up with a lot of fish at home as they were my mother’s hobby," shares Ernesto. Today, Ernesto prides himself on being one of...

Modern Living