The Ippster;2127284; said:tilapia are actually easier to breed and grow faster than convicts, i dont know why nobody uses them


Did I read that right? lolThe Ippster;2127284; said:tilapia are actually easier to breed and grow faster than convicts, i dont know why nobody uses them


Did I read that right? lolThe Ippster;2127284; said:tilapia are actually easier to breed and grow faster than convicts, i dont know why nobody uses them

Tomhankstheshark;2123894; said:As the title says.However,please be reasonable. Don't say arowana,because that is not a feeder!And yes,many small fish could,but is it really worth it?Maybe more common types.For example here is what I use: rosy reds,guppies(not the fancy kind),and platies.What about you?P.S. I know many feeders harbor diseases and stff,but this is a time when its like if you have to.
mcox3;2127294; said:I use tilapia.
I have about 12 very large tilapia in a 240g tank and keep the fry in two diff. tanks.
55g for the tiny guys and a 180g for the guys who are ready to be fed.
my girlfriends dad had the tanks, but no fish, so he was excited when I asked him if I could put my tilapia in his tank. Little did he know he was my feeder-breeder!
They breed like crazy- and the fry grow at insane rates! Before I know it they're too big for my cats and aro so we gotta eat them ourselves! (Hasnt happened yet, but its a matter of time).
bigspizz;2127301; said:Faster, bigger, maybe..Easier..no...Cons can breed and rear in a 20....
The Ippster;2127429; said:ok easier was the wrong word sorry, im breeding and rearing cons in a 10 gallon right now, little 1" guys already goin at it.
but throw a male tilapia and a female tilapia in a tank together and youll get tons of fry that grow fast, all you need is a decent sized tank