Fish market seller look to reel in customers with bikini-clad models sitting in tanks

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READ NEXT: Astronauts warned not to masturbate in space as one session can 'impregnate 3 females'The video – which was uploaded on Wednesday (July 20) – has now been viewed over eight million times with over 20,000 likes.Customers were greeted by the models squatting in the aquariums along with music blaring in the background and it soon attracted interest from the public.According to the Arowana Mall website, they claim to be the largest Arowana fish farm in the world with 1,800 ponds including four fish farms in Malaysia.The company also exports their fish to other countries, which includes South Korea, Japan, China, Vietnam, Australia as well as Canada.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Such marketing stunts don't always work in Thailand though – as a Thai woman was arrested and fined by the authorities for wearing bikinis to sell her watermelons by the roadside in March last year.Maneenuch Tipka, 20, wore the revealing swimsuits while holding the fruits and flagging down passing cars in Lampang.Maneenuch was charged with public obscenity while the market stall owner was fined.

She said: "I didn’t have many followers. So, I needed to increase the number. "I had the idea of selling watermelons in my bikini and it was popular.

I was surprised by how many people came. I also agreed to pay the fine. It’s a lesson to make content less controversial next time."The watermelon stall owner Tawee Tayod, 35, said: "She was only interested in boosting her own profile.

When people came, they weren’t interested in my watermelons."READ MORE: Drunk monk in car who told cops 'whisky cures Covid-19' gets kicked out of monkhood Transgender women banned from rugby in.