Mao De is in good standing when he continues to reveal the 500 million Koi fish tank

While passing through Mao De’s house, Mao Ca accidentally revealed a Koi fish tank with a volume of 30m3 at a cost of up to half a billion in the newly built ‘villa’.
The Tam Mao brothers are among the people who have succeeded as YouTubers in Vietnam. Both own 2 million YouTube channels. With their charm, humor, and simple and rustic dishes, the Tam Mao brothers easily leave their mark on the hearts of viewers. Although the number of YouTubers every day grows like a mushroom, the Tam Mao brothers’ channel still receives the attention of many netizens.

Thanks to the “work to make” from being a YouTuber, Tam Mao brothers have a very prosperous life. In addition to buying a luxury car, Mao Ca (real name: Le Manh Cuong) and Mao De (real name: Nguyen Van Dung) also built a magnificent villa. The panorama of “special house” is 300m2 wide, priced at 2.5 billion dong of Mao De While Mao Ca moved to live in a villa of 800 square meters, recently Mao De also inaugurated his house. In the clip, it can be seen that Mao De’s house is designed very modernly, and is considered to be the largest in the village. It is known that Mao De’s villa is worth 2.5 billion, has a total of 4 bedrooms and an area of ​​about 300m2 – not including the outer area. Mao De invested in building a campus and aquarium with a volume of 30m3, costing more than 300 million VND After a period of silence, recently the Tam Mao brothers made people admire again when Mao Ca accidentally revealed that his brother was an underground giant. copper. Specifically, sharing in the clip, Mao De said that the cost of decorating the garden campus is 320 million, the Koi fish money is more than 200 million VND. It is known that these koi fish are imported from Japan, each has its own birth certificate. The Tam Mao brothers increasingly admire people when they own a huge fortune after only a few years as YouTubers. Mao De’s aquarium was meticulously invested, along with many valuable decorative items, only three larch trees were worth 50 million VND.