Adding Tilapia to the Fish Room

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • Time for a fish room tour and updating you on the progress of our outside fish room!
    We've been working hard on this project and we're excited to show you everything that's been done so far. Check out this video to see the progress of our backyard tilapia pond and fish room tour!
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Комментарии • 5

  • @azhunt
    @azhunt 9 месяцев назад +1

    When they get bigger they will fight. With mine i tey to keep them stocked dense and a lot of filtration. The more dense the less aggression i see. The big males will nee to be separated eventually though.

  • @jay-remedy-plz
    @jay-remedy-plz 9 месяцев назад +1

    Tilapia species? There’s a few out there. Two dozen will need a bigger tub eventually.

    • @BishopAquatics
      @BishopAquatics  9 месяцев назад +1

      They're Blue Tilapia, from my understanding there isnt much difference between the blue, red, gold or whatever, just the coloration. As for the size. I find a lot of information is conflicting with amount of fish per gallon. I personally break just about every rule with guppies and do excellent, but if they end up needing more room, I have plenty to spare haha.

    • @jay-remedy-plz
      @jay-remedy-plz 9 месяцев назад

      @@BishopAquaticsI had a few Heterotilapia butokoferi. Sometimes called zebra tilapia or hornet tilapia. Stripes like a Frontosa. They get to about a foot long like an Oscar. They’re a great fish I kept with Jack Dempsey and Managuense jaguar cichlid in a 125 six foot tank. A few loaches and Raphael cats worked well. Thanks for the reply!
      As for water and fish the big fish are heavier and definitely eat more so water changes are more important than tank size, I saw your plumbing setup looks great 👍🏻