Feb 22, 2013 #1 B Blaundee Power Conserver Joined Nov 9, 2012 Messages 236 Reaction score 5 Points 47 Location New Mexico If you had the setup already, what kind of fish would you raise for food, and why?
Feb 22, 2013 #2 G ~gd Lovin' The Homestead Joined May 29, 2010 Messages 1,812 Reaction score 3 Points 99 Blaundee said: If you had the setup already, what kind of fish would you raise for food, and why? Click to expand... One of the smaller Catfish because that seems to be the only fish that will live in warm murky water that we have here. If I had a deep spring fed pond, perch and some of the bass are more tasty.
Blaundee said: If you had the setup already, what kind of fish would you raise for food, and why? Click to expand... One of the smaller Catfish because that seems to be the only fish that will live in warm murky water that we have here. If I had a deep spring fed pond, perch and some of the bass are more tasty.
Feb 22, 2013 #3 D DianeS Lovin' The Homestead Joined Apr 20, 2010 Messages 234 Reaction score 0 Points 59 Location Oregon Tiliapia is what I see discussed most often. And I love it, so that's what I'd choose.
Feb 22, 2013 #4 pinkfox Super Self-Sufficient Joined Feb 11, 2011 Messages 4,433 Reaction score 37 Points 202 Location W.TN tilapia and catfish would be mine of choise (and will be when i get aroundto my grenhouse aquaphonics sytesm im planning)
tilapia and catfish would be mine of choise (and will be when i get aroundto my grenhouse aquaphonics sytesm im planning)
