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At first read.. I thought Kellen was talking about adult humans.
But after thinking about it.. he is talking about adult tilapia. Kellen has a big operation for breeding as well as other supplies in Missouri(a).
It can also cause liver problems in adults, which could lead to higher rates of pre-harvest mortality.
Too high of a fat content will definetely affect tthe quality, color, texture and taste of of your fillets if you are going to eat your tilapia or any other fish.
11% is a little high on the fat for tilapia, but I don't know if it will harm them. Your fish poop will float at that level. :)
Dave, your fingerlings will grow fast-about an inch/month. You have 20 fingerlings, so I'd stay with that with your 55 gal.
Do you plan to eat your fish?
What do you guys think, I need to use my 55 gallon tank if I want to grow indoors so should I get some more fingerlings or should I find some medium sized fish?
I've heard of using cat food for tilapia, but not necessarily other fish. Any scavenger fish should be able to handle it; I'd proceed with caution. What's the fat & carb content of your catfood, Mark?
Great start.
Cat food should contain animal protein. Tilapia will eat anything, but they grow best with the best food.
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