Fastest growing fish to keep are...
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Nile or Blue Tilapia.
1" fry to > 12" and breeding within' one year.
They are not the #1 farmed fish for food in the world because they are NOT by far the fastest "big" fish to maturity.
Gator gars are "big" but they take 8 years to reach breeding age.
I have giant Oscars that I raised from 1" and they ain't close to Nile Tilapia!
1" fry to > 12" and breeding within' one year.
They are not the #1 farmed fish for food in the world because they are NOT by far the fastest "big" fish to maturity.
Gator gars are "big" but they take 8 years to reach breeding age.
I have giant Oscars that I raised from 1" and they ain't close to Nile Tilapia!
my experience it was Giant Snakehead then Flowerhorn. My big brute in the avatar was 1.5" when I got him and then 12" within the first year. Crazy growth. Now 14" and 3.5" thick. Obviously been a long time since I had SH but they grew rediculously fast, I miss keeping them.
A zombie thread!
In my experience? RTC can grow almost an inch per week on feeders. Then gator gars half that (of an RTC) on feeders, too. I bet the arapaima would have an astounding growth rate. I don't know about the rest but I wish my GG can grow as fast as even a pbass.
In my experience? RTC can grow almost an inch per week on feeders. Then gator gars half that (of an RTC) on feeders, too. I bet the arapaima would have an astounding growth rate. I don't know about the rest but I wish my GG can grow as fast as even a pbass.
