By the way, you can also try to organise work through a large trading website and then find your clients. I've seen many guys from instragram who then promoted their business. It will then be easier for you to research the market segment abroad. But it was difficult to move, so I had to go to https://innovation-park.eu/ to get the business paperwork done as a foreign person. The good thing is that everything works now and you can take your time to develop and expand there.
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Depends on the type of fish - something small could be easily bred in 10 gallons, but larger fish will need more space.
I'm new here and I want to say thanks to everyone posting here. The tips are excellent and it's something I've been looking for! In return, I can recommend doing a competitor analysis to see what other fish breeders in your area are selling and what their prices are. This can help you identify which fish are in high demand and what you should focus on breeding. Crowdo.net offers a great analysis tool that can help you identify your competition and analyze their strategies. It can give you insights into what your competitors are doing right and where you can improve your own business strategies.
Look, when u get experiened with breeding try to breed oscars, arowana, some chiclids like malawi as they are high in demand.
I was hanging out with friends over the summer break. And you're trying to get into the business, good for you.
Ao I've recently started breeding and growing plants. I was lucky and had an acquaintance give me a 55 gallon he wasn't using anymore. I segmented it into 3 compartments with plexiglass which I drilled tiny enough holes to let water breath thru but not let fry get thru. Anyways I have turned this into triple 16 gallon enclosure that uses one Tidal 55 and couple of sponge filter. Have 2 Sicce heaters at each end to keep it warm. I am putting all my overgrowth of plants for selling plus I have a breeding pair of Neon blue acaras that drop 700 plus fry every 30 days like clock work. These all go into the 55 when rdy ( after 2 weeks). Have already started taking orders on Java fern, cabomba, tiger lotus, Amazon swords, plus the fish, as well as some other fish that are starting to pair up. May have gotten my hands on another 75 gallon as well which I may do something similar. Fortunately the tanks were free and the rest I already had. Now its just hurry up and grow LOL
