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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
6 - IBC GROW OUT SYSTEM
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
tilapia for sale
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
tilapia eating eggs
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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Comment by Dave & Yvonne Story on November 8, 2011 at 7:22pm
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sincerely,
thank you, Dave
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Comment by Lonnie Kirkman on November 8, 2011 at 5:27pm
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oops the one on the Left they said is the male
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which is male? the one on the right side of picture?
Thank you. I will try to save this now
Dave
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there is a picture that helps but I still have a little problem sexing Ive been wrong a few times
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me too. I am moving my fish this week to a larger tank. It would be great to know what/how to look.
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After much preparation, I received my 50 fry fish on May 20 2011. I have had a great crop of vegetables and I started some trees this past summer. Some place I read, "Take care of your fish and your fish will take care of you", that is exactly what I have done. I monitor the water and change it out often because I have too many fish for the size of my growbed. I lost 1 fish, because it jumped out of the tank, I built a greenhouse for wintering. My grow tanks are 10 times larger and my fish tanks have gone from 200 gals to 460 gals. I am having fun and learning
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Comment by Conrad Chin-Yee on November 7, 2011 at 8:35pm
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Thanx guys,
I just ordered the test kit and a small aquaclear filter for my small aquarium. I will make daily water changes until my sponge filter cycles.
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Comment by TCLynx on November 7, 2011 at 5:59pm
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Here are the promised pictures of my new 125 gallon over-wintering/breeding aquarium. Which is the most economical ammonia/nitrate/nitrite test kit?
Conrad
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Comment by Dave Lindstedt on November 7, 2011 at 5:46pm
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I also have had ammonia problems. I have lost about 50 of my original 220 fish purchased on the 20th of July. Problem started with my 20 gallon aquarium followed by a major fish kill in my 40 gallon tank. That was followed by my 100 gallon tank. In the 3 & half months the fish have tripled in size. I kinda forgot about the major increase of fish waste and the ammonia that comes with it. Now my 330 gallon tank and 100 gallon tank drain to my grow beds. However majority of the returned water went to the 330 gal. tank. Aquarium water did not go to any grow beds. I now drain 50% of aquarium water, which I dump in the 330 gal. tank, once a week.. I have installed a "Y" fitting on my water return hose. This provides for mor equal distribution of return water from my sump.
My latest solution was tonight see: http://www.partsandmedia.com/aq50amrefime.htmlhttp://www.partsandmedia.com/aq50amrefime.html
I ordered the following with 3 ammonia filters. I plan to run the same filter in both the 20 & 40 gallon aquairiums. Moving it from tank to tank every other day.
AquaClear 50 Hang On Tank Power Filter For 20 To 50 Gallon Aquariums A-610
Product Description
The AquaClear 50 Power Filter provides mechanical, chemical and biological filtration through its multi- stage filtration system.
The filter's filtration volume is up to 7 times larger than comparable Filters. Its unique design filters aquarium water through a natural and silent waterfall.
The patented flow control feature allows for customized filter performance. The media basket prevents water by-pass around the filter media maximizing filtration efficiency. The filter preserves beneficial bacterial creating a stress free environment for aquarium inhabitants and maintains clear aquarium water.
Installation and maintenance are quick, easy and convenience. The filter comes equipped with AquaClear Foam, Activated Carbon and BioMax.
In addition, AquaClear delivers an entire line of media including Zeo-Carb and Ammonia Remover exclusively designed for the AquaClear Power Filter.
The AquaClear 50 Power Filter is ideal for use in 20-50 US gallon (76-190L) aquariums.
UPC 015561106108
Hagen Item Number: A610
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