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We cultivate safe, hygienic fish
in partnership with farmers

Hasiruaqua cultivates fish in ponds distributed across several farming communities.

We help distributors, exporters, suppliers and retailers meet demand for fish and fish products by cultivating instead of harvesting from lakes and rivers.

We cultivate 6 species of fish

Choose from Basa, Murrel, Indian Carp, Roopchand, prawns or a combination.

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Our experts will help you plan cultivation according to demand cycles. ​Ramp up as fast as you want and get the exact product you were looking for.

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Basa

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Indian Carp

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Roopchand

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Tilapia

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Prawn

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Snakehead Murrel

Powered by farmers of India

HasiruAqua cultivates fish in partnership with farmers who have ponds. We offer a full stack fish farming service to farmers.

If you're a farmer looking to make additional income through fish cultivation, click the link below.

About Us

Hasiruaqua is a Bangalore based startup that cultivates fish for distribution, export and consumption.

We partner with farmers to cultivate fish and help them earn an additional income.

Our mission

Help with food security and economic progress at local, national and global levels.

Loved by retailers and customers alike

Our first franchise in Dharmavaram, AP has been consistently running out of supply. We sell over 70-80Kg of fish per day and are getting great feedback from customers about the live fish area.

Technology

Introducing MeenDoctru v0.3

MeenDoctru is a proprietary technology created by HasiruAqua. MeenDoctru loosely translates to Fish Doctor in Kannada, the native language of our farmers.

It is an aggregated sensor kit that floats on water and collects 4 parameters of data in real-time and ensures the safety of the pond.

It can detect critical events and provide warnings, mitigating risk of crop failure.

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The Govt. is invested

One of the major reasons why we're doing this now is because the government of India is taking aggressive measures in helping inland farmers across the country construct ponds in their farms.

These ponds are called Krishi Hondas and the government offers up to 90% subsidy to farmers who construct them in their farmland.