Few Tilapia was seen in this bed. How on earth it get there and survive ? Could it be the eggs got suck by the pump and deposit it there or could it be the fry itself got transported to the bed.
Few shots that I manage to capture, they are hiding and a bit difficult to catch.
I will need to wait for them to grow bigger before catching and put them in a proper place.
This growbed drain to about 1/2 inches of water so they are able to survive in it.
Frankly speaking, if it is me who find such thing I will be very happy. I like to see things develop naturally under my observation, and control. Nice, and looking forward for updates, insha'Allah!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aquaponicar for comment, I need to ensure they will survive, once bigger they cannot stay in the growbed anymore.. :)
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ReplyDeleteTilapia is a freshwater fish species widely cultivated for consumption in aquaculture. Known for its mild taste and lean flesh, tilapia is a popular choice in the culinary world. It is versatile and can be prepared in various ways, making it a common ingredient in many cuisines.
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