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Started by Melissa O'Callaghan-Weber. Last reply by Jorge G. Nov 6, 2015. 17 Replies 0 Likes
Hello I'm new to tilapia farming. I just bought a 10 acre farm in punta gorda with 16 large ponds. I need to find a good test kit and fingerlings to start stocking. Anyone know where to get a good…Continue
south florida farmers unite (or at least put yourself on the member map)
Started by chuck. Last reply by Michael Welber Oct 9, 2015. 18 Replies 3 Likes
i realy feel like i am on my own down here. i have a decent set up and know of a few people who are trying to get started. but we realy need to pull together and act like a comunity or we never will…Continue
Looking for fingerlings way down south
Started by JRComito. Last reply by JRComito May 2, 2015. 14 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all,I am looking to buy some fingerlings. I have tried contacting three different fisheries with no luck, as well as mail order. I'm sure the problem is the small amount I want(50-100). I only…Continue
The Central Florida Great Aquaponics Tour
Started by M Cosmo. Last reply by Jeff S Nov 7, 2014. 75 Replies 2 Likes
So It is the slow season for growing in florida. How about planing a one day tour to a few of our sites in Central Florida. We could go to Morningstar, my place and some others in the general central…Continue
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Comment by jdmeetze on October 10, 2012 at 5:21pm
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John, that is the Loxa Flavicollis (spined stinkbug) and is very common in the southern regions.
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Comment by John E Windsor on October 10, 2012 at 4:57pm
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This critter has shown up on our tomatoes again. Somebody tell me what this thing is and if I should terminate it.
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Comment by Stevie Martens on September 16, 2012 at 12:40pm
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Anyone near tallahassee wamt to sell some male blue tilapia to me?
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Comment by Josh on September 1, 2012 at 7:57pm
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After every rain, I can count on tons of Cuban tree frog tads in and around my system. The fish get every one. The frogs are non native so I don't feel too badly about it.
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Comment by Alli K. on September 1, 2012 at 7:18pm
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Yesterday I had at least 100 tadpoles in the pond, they were gone today.
I'm certain the tilapia ate them after further review. I was so happy to see the tadpoles in the pond too, doh! So the lyfe cycle continues.. :)
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I am thinking of putting a few of the channel cats in the DWC with the tadpoles. It's 20'x4', so catchng all the tadpoles would be more challenging than catching the fish. That would solve the problem though.
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Feed them to the fish
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Okay, I have no doubt the tadpoles are eating the roots of my plants.
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Our DWC is loaded with tadpoles. On the up side, there are no mosquito larvae, but I am afraid the tadpoles may be feasting on the roots of the plants. What, if anything, should I do?
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Comment by TCLynx on August 26, 2012 at 7:37am
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keep in mind that red claws may also require permits (not sure there)
While crawfish my seen easier, remember that they can go walkies and they are pretty good escape artists.
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