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| Name | HOW TO BREED YOUR TILAPIA FOOD FISH ( PART 1) | TILAPIA FISH FARMING |
| Video Uploader | Video From Fish Keeping Jamaica |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 29-07-2022 14:54:07 |
| Video Discription | BREEDING TILAPIA FOOD FISH Breeding Most farmers choose to keep only male tilapia in the grow out stage. Male tilapia have proved to be more profitable as they grow bigger and are more time and energy efficient. Female tilapia tend to waste energy and time due to breeding. Due to the rivalry nature of male and female tilapia, most farmers try to keep only male tilapia in grow out. Various techniques are currently in use to try and produce only male tilapia offspring. For best hatchery practice it is sensible to stock one male to three females. In order to prevent the females from incubating their eggs orally, the eggs should be removed. This allows for better control of hatching and allows for the female to produce the next batch of eggs. Pond, or hapa, rearing can be used for large numbers whilst a spawning tank for smaller numbers. Jar hatching has also been found to be a good way of hatching larger numbers with little supervision. For creating the best health conditions and for having the most control, tray hatching can be a more affective method to use. However the drawback of this is that it is very labour intensive and therefore not the most cost effective technique. Post-hatchery Once hatched, fry are then collected and moved to grow out ponds. Unlike other fish, tilapia tend to be hardier against poor water quality. Best practice states that the dissolved oxygen level should be around 4mg/l. Low oxygen levels in water often lead to mass fish deaths but tilapia can cope in dissolved oxygen levels under 2mg/l, however it is not advised to let the quality reach this low as it will affect the growth performance, quality and health of the fish. In terms of pH, tilapia can tolerate a wide wide range but a pH over 6.5 is good for algae growth which is useful as feed for the fish. Temperatures around 25ºc are most favoured by the fish. Tilapia can be stocked at densities up to 60 kg/m cubed (depending on water and management conditions). However, high stocking densities may have a negative impact on growth performance and health status. Low stocking densities, however, can often lead to aggression between the fish. EMAIL ME: ralieghworld@gmail.com check out my blog @ https://fishkeepingjamaica.blogspot.com/ Donate to my channel using : https://paypal.me/fishkeepingjamaica?locale.x=en_US Instagram @ fishkeepingjamaica 3L2ryUwxPTM |
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