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I would like to let you all know of an experience I had with a Tilapia seller. I believe they are located near or in Orlando Florida, and I found them on the web.Since I have been having major…Continue
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I'm just north of the
Roosevelt bridge in North River Shores
1879 NW River Trail, 34994
772 485 6670
johncdoty@gmail.com
I'm 1 year into aquaponics with 50 sqft growbeds and 48 tilapia. I have learned a huge amount doing this.
Tilapia can't take big rapid shifts in temperature, PH, ammonia levels or dissolved oxygen.
High water temps (summer) removes dissolved oxygen. Low water temps (below 50f) kills bacteria that removes ammonia. Fish can't handle a ph shift of more than .2 in a 24 hour period.
Let me know if you want to come see my system. Maybe I can help you get things working.
John Doty :)