How-to videos on breeding, caring for, and creating a market for Blue Tilapia. All done on a small scale and a small budget. A way to provide protein for you and your family in any kind of emergency.
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Breeding Room and Fry Room…
Mineral Springs Tilapia
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Thanks for the video and all you do. I missed you while you were on break.
Thanks Greg it's always a joy to watch your videos! I've watched all of them several times and I have my breeder tanks set up to match yours. I'm just waiting for babies now! Thanks 👍
congratulation you have nice colonies.. for the 10 gallons tank what filter you use. i just get some babies and i am afraid the filter just suck up. I have a aqua-tech 5-15 gallons? also what is a good amount when they are babies can i put all of them in 10 until they grow to fingerling? last one can you tel me your store website please? thank Greg
Hi Greg, Thanks for the awesome vids.
I need your help i have 6 blue Tilapia in a 90lt / 20 gallon tank. There are 2 males and four females. I have had them in there for a while an nothing seems to be happening. Do you think i should take one of the males out? Could the males be competing for space instead of breeding?
Any common tips or advice i could follow speed this up.
Have you ever cross breed your Nile and Blue Tilapia together? I have heard of people doing this and getting a hardy larger tilapia that can handle the cold water like a blue, but is bigger like a Nile. Do they call them Rocky Mountain White's. Some say they are all males, but I have heard mixed reports.
Where do you sell your tilapia to?
Can you make a video on how you ship your fingerlings
hey greg quick question how the heck do you get your pvc tubes to sink and stayn on the bottom.my are completely submerged and they wont stay down they want to float up lol i had to put a brick on top of them
Ok I'll have to switch it out.i was trying to use 3" schedule 40 regular pvc pipe.lol and it is very buoyant
Are all of your breeder colonies 55 gallons?