Mesmerizing: A visitor at Nagamas’ grand opening in SStwo Mall observing an arowana.

IF OWNING a pet that is widely believed to be lucky and brings positive feng shui associations piques you, then the arowana, a freshwater fish, may just be the perfect one.

Nagamas recently opened its first arowana retail store in SStwo Mall.

Nagamas, which takes up more than 10,000 sq ft floor space, has been branded as the largest arowana retail store in Malaysia by the Malaysia Book of Records.

The various arowana species available in the store are bred in Bukit Merah by a team of qualified professionals.

The fish can withstand water temperatures between 25°C and 30°C and have a life span of between 18 and 25 years.

All shapes and colours: The arowana at Nagamas come in various colours and sizes.

Buyers are given additional peace of mind at Nagamas as the outlet offers a Buy Back Guarantee of up to three years, provided the fish are still healthy.

Customers can also enjoy free delivery if they make purchases of more than RM1,000 in a single receipt.

Nagamas members are entitled to a special 5% discount throughout the store and can earn points to enjoy redemption of premium products, Member’s Day promotions and personalised SMS greetings.

“We are pleased to be able to open the largest arowana specialty store in Malaysia,” said Nagamas owner Lim Kim Heng, who is also Senheng Electric Sdn Bhd managing director.

“We are confident that Nagamas will be a success.”

Arowana fish range in price from RM200 to RM28,000.

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