Tilapia farm visit 3000 fish in this tank alone!

Using solar ponds, the size should be 5 feet high and 5 feet wide with an additional 1 foot to prevent spillage. The aim is to allow sunlight to penetrate right through and through from the inside out. In that way the ratio of fish to water is 1 fish per 4 liters of water. A liter = 1 cubic decentimeter or a cube 10 cm on a side or 4 inches on a side. Clean oyster shells are added at the bottom at a thickness of about 2 to 4 inches after the water is added to make sure there are no air bubbles so that all the surfaces of the oyster shells are in physical contact with the water. The aim is to create a greater surface area for anaerobic and aerobic bacteria to convert fish wastes into nitrates that feeds the algae that feeds the tilapia fish. Add some compost and/or rock dust powder mixtures and some algae starter. The result is a self-feeding solar aquaculture pond, but after harvest the biogerochemically ingested nutrients from the dissolved rock dust powder mixture will have to be replaced because the tilapia fish has absorbed them into their bodies, especially the calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, micro-nutrients, etc. Thus the composite rock dusts powder mixtures will have to be replaced after every harvest of the tilapia fish. In this particular tank it lacks floating cages containing water hyacinths to prevent and/or stop and/or reverse water eutrophication and it does not have floating cages containing azolla to fix nitrogen from the air and into the water and to act as a water filter and to recycle fish wastes into azolla to act as additional fish food and floating cages containing aquatic mint to exude anti-pathogenic organic biochemicals farmless to animals, humans, and fish, and floating cages containing juncus lacustria that can handle industrial level water pollution. If I have my way I'll add 4 to 5 inches of diatomaceous earth granules and zeolite granules to increase the surface area for the anaerobic bacteria and aerobic bacteria by 100 million times mixed with some azomite granules that emits trace microwaves that can neutralize heavy metals and chemicals into harmless inert substances or useful substances that can be used by the algae and by the plants. This pond is not passively self-sustaining and is not a passive close-loop aquacultural ecosystem that can be left on it's own.

This is really sad actually

Please kindly update (in hard and soft copies) me on the modalities for setting up this kind of fish farming (Tilapia)

size?

Please can you told me, the size of that Tank. ..& age of fishes. ..

Good

This video really helped me out thank you so much...

These kind of things made me vegetarian

Such innovations are needed in the current economic growth. Thanks

Am so impressed with project. I wish I can learn how it is done and I start immediately.

And the amount of filtration and treatment that water will need is horrifying. Who in their right fucking mind would ever want to eat a fish that came from that tank? For fucks sake dude. 3000 fish??? Oh no wait I totally forgot, fish don't shit, piss, feel pain, or have "souls", so this is all okay. Smdh

Oh and btw, how the hell would you know if any of them die in there? Would dead fish carcasses accumulating at the bottom of the tank be a good idea? I mean, what could you even do to clean that kind of water? Yeah you can filter, but then what about the pathogens? The amount of chlorine you'd need would kill all of them. Absurdity at its finest.

Sociopaths.

exasperated monster

Toxic fish

ERE DO I BUY BREEDING STOCK INTHAILAND

aaaa, they only suffer for about 9 months before they are scooped up, gutted, cleaned, cooked and eat'n they really don't get time to stress out, sometimes they even kill em before the gutting process starts.

Look guy I know there is not enough space but it's not his tank

HOW BIG IS YOUR TANK ? 1M3 ?
please inform me.

Idiots....

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