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Back Yard Tilapia fish farm setup 1

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2011

For more info contact us at tilapiafram@hotmail.com Tank culture of fresh tilapia can be a rewarding hobby. I began raising fish for personal consumption and enjoyed the wonderful results but quickly realized that larger amounts of fish production could result in a profitable venture. I then decided to convert my little fish raising operation to a back yard tilapia hatchery. A hatchery that could supply a commercially built grow out facility. I realized that one of the biggest financial risk are the fish themselves. I realized that by creating my own hatchery, I could improve the fish quality by selecting color and larger body form for reproduction. The farm is just at the completion stages, It has been a lot of work for me and Jose " the chicken whisperer". Next we will add fish! Questions or comments are welcome @ tilapiafarm@hotmail.com.

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  • I have some open steel containers 20-30-40 foot if i repaint and water seal them is that a good idea to use them as grow tanks..They will last forever and never have issues with pool liners...???

  • @atlanta1473 , I think its a great idea, I have painted some hog troughs with rustolium paint and grew 70 pounds of tilapia in there with out a problem

  • why not buy a large pool a large fish filter chemicle cleaners and buy a pool cove for at night and fall then you have way bigger setup way cheaper and and way easyer setup and thats it

  • @reptifreak99 It is that simple. Lets do it and let me know when you need the fish

  • You have a really cool set up. I would like to try something in my garage. How would I make the biological filter and clarifier? Also how do I know how big I need it? Would it have to be half the size of my tank?

  • @bluehorseshoepools 1/3 rd the size of your tank. cut up plastic soda bottles for media.

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  • Wow! Wonderful

  • Awesome setup! Great job!!! Let me know when you start cooking up some fish!!!

  • @natezitting That is exactly what we are doing as far as the vegetables are concerned. Good luck and let me know if you need any information

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