A place to exchange information on breeding tilapia. How to set up tilapia breeding colonies. How to sex fish for breeding colonies. What foods are best for breeding pairs and fingerlings.
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Started by Jennifer Pankey. Last reply by Zalinda Farms Inc Oct 10, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hello I am wondering if anyone knows of someone who sells large amounts of tilapia fingerlings in southern California. They must be Mossambica due to state regulations. I would appreciate any help.…Continue
Started by Phil Slaton Jun 3, 2015. 0 Replies 0 Likes
The barrels in the back of the 6-IBC grow out tanks are 2-media filters, 1 lava rock filter and on the extreme left, the sump. Aeration is provided to each individual IBC. Since my heart surgery…Continue
Started by john mark. Last reply by Jeff Fultz Apr 13, 2015. 3 Replies 0 Likes
hi , i live in farmington michigan and am looking to buy some blue tilapia does any one have any 2-3 inch ones for sale.thanksjohn markContinue
Started by Kevin R.. Last reply by Jeff Fultz Apr 13, 2015. 4 Replies 0 Likes
can someone give advice on a tilapia breeding/hatching question.my tilapia breed about once every couple months but fail to get thru the entire process.they lay the eggs, they are fertilized, they…Continue
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I still use bucket heaters to heat my totes when it gets cold down here
Does anyone know anything about these pumps?
http://www.pondparts.com/subcat666.html
Any thoughts, comments or concerns?
Regards,
Bob
CONGRATS on your new additions. :-)
David O,
Maybe we need a special Blog about equipment successes and failures.
We have all had them.
Congratulations to you both! This is awesome because now I get to design a whole new bigger system :)
Well I was very happy to see the little guys, as I lost over 100 fish back in November.
Congratulations, Dave!
I think I am a Daddy. Today I spoted 8 to 12 tiny, like 1/8th to 3/16th inch, baby fish in my big tank, near the surface. One distinguishing feature was two pin point yellow / green eyes.
Bob look at using an inverter wired to solar panel and use ac pump pluged into inverter with 12volt battery used to store solar electricity for back up, the bilge pump is not made to run 24/7 it will run hot and burn out
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