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Fish farming is literally a cottage industry along the Mekong, with some 600 floating houses moored near Chau Doc on the Vin Te canal. Fish live under the house in large cages and are fed twice daily.

Author: Michael Yamashita

©Michael Yamashita

Photo size: 18.8 Mpixels (53.7 MB uncompressed) - 5301x3544 pixels (17.7x11.8 in / 44.9x30 cm at 300 ppi)

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Published in: Mekong, Mekong, Vietnam, The Mekong

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