I am glad you are teaching something important. But the Israelites love you and miss you. You had so much passion and vigor for Yah and us as a people. I hope one day it will come into your heart on the other channel to let us know what happened
Excellent presentation first guy I heard break it down into common language without all the jargon to pump his ego. Great job man looking forward to learning more from you.
True , but the temperature of the water needs to stay below 60. This is extremely hard to do outside. I have raised trout in my basement, since it never gets above 65 down there. They just won’t eat or grow above 60. There are many perch species that will tolerate higher temperatures and imho taste amazing. I raise these outside in kiddie pools, in 💯 percent shade and the perch do just fine .
We have this fish here in Trinidad in the Caribbean can you tell me how this came about. Never new this fish had so much history. You made this very interesting.
Good video on the various species. I got 50 "hatchery choice" a real mix of mozambique blue nile white and red. Now I am down to the surviving 10. It's been two years and some of them are huge. I had real issues with moving them this last time and lost 16 due to the move plus not having a good set up for them and overheating in plastic tanks. Fortunately they didn't all die and now they are in the hot tub. I use aquarium heaters/titanium ones and set them to 68. They seem happy enough. A while ago the heater sensors got yanked out and the water temp went up to 82. I couldn't figure out why they were eating so much. Put the sensors back into the water and back to 68. I set up 5 gallon plastic pots in there for shelter and seems to keep them not hassling each other. I can almost feed them all duckweed which I am growing in a half dozen tubs with some lighting on a timer. I'm using a fair amount of aeration and have some bio balls in a bag to provide bio filtration. The situation is pretty sustaining there is a lot of algae and water clarity just OK but usually I can just scoop off complete turds from the top and take it to the duckweed tubs for their nutrition then go back with some duckweed for the fish. They do like the pellets at some point the duckweed just isn't doing it but this way I can minimize the store bought food and it's a good way to get free healthier food than Purina. I will be starting the garden soon inside it's still a bit early but got the seeds ready. I will be using the fish water for the leafy stuff in some DWC tubs with the 2" foam on top. Well that's it a ramble but so it goes.
I did the aquaphonics course and I was planning on starting my own miniature farm but I was working at the oil refinery and the government closed the refinery so now I am looking for a new job to get money
@@seventhunders9741 come on you people are confusing we can't eat nothing this brother is breaking it down explaining we can eat it but no dr. Sebi say no tilapia whats next the clothes on our backs cause skin cancer wtf
Lol. I have underwear older than you. Back in 1970s Florida, we only knew of one species. (I know of 4 mowing the wild) We called it Nile perch. It was nothing to catch them between 3 and 5 lb. They were infesting every available body of water they can find. We considered them trash fish. Then in the 80s, we were told there are two species. And that they are cichlids. Second species being blue. My how times have changed. We actually have a species in Florida that is salt water tolerant. And has a very beautiful iridescent color to it. So my dad has a 50-acre lake. We throw a cast net for the tilapia. Get 300 pounds a night of blue tilapia. Take them to the market. If the water temperature gets below 70, they bury down in the mud. You talk about disease resistance, catching them in the wild, they have a very thick coat of slime on them. That could be why they were considered trash fish. Great video. Very informative.👍
I California, there is an inland sea, that's drying up, they were super thick there, very salty. Don't know if still there as it's getting super salty. Can't think of the name of the lake.
I stopped eating tilapia once I researched how they were farm raising this fish with chemicals. I eat rockfish I believe it’s another name for red snapper. Least that’s what meat department in the store told me.
Greetings from Germany. I am having Tilapia as well in my living room. Can't wait for Spring or Summer. I even consider emigrating to a warmer place because of tilapia. great video man!
TILAPIA are a registered invasive pest and ielegal to own eat or have in any way here in AUSTRALIA it is a goalable offence to have. Just for your viewers
That because they would go nuts if they got loose, like so many other animals in the great down under, like rabits, rats, marine toads, etc. did. I'll bet Australia has some local fish that would be great to raise for food that should be looked at. You have crawdads that grow to the size of lobsters (slow growing though) and bet your ag dept. has a lot of data on fish to raise from Australia.
I am from Texas and I eat tilapia all the time. It all depends on how it is farmed. If you eat fish from bad sources, you risk health problems. But if you eat fish from better sources, then you will have no problems
And please don't even insinuate cussing Mr Saint Michael we love you the way you are. I hope I haven't been a bad influence... but nine times out of 10 I'm sure I I probably have I hope it hasn't spreaded or gotten your way just in case it has please don't change and you're very professional you're a great teacher and learning from you is enjoyable because you keep it clean you keep it professional and you keep it factual in regards to your experiences and dealing with aquaponics and the raising of tilapia cool beans! That's pretty supersonic!
Number one - ALWAYS put a lid on your tanks... BTW, until we can get the State of Nevada to lift the prohibition on Tilapia, I'm just going to have to enjoy these videos for academic purposes.
Hey... Think I need help on how to begin aguaponice I just moved to Puerto Rico and I a good amount of land. .. so I was thinking NFT system I know you mentioned I should leave that to the pros...but with your help I think I can do it ...I am also thinking either white or blue talipia hit me up wooooooooo
Where about in Central Florida, I'm in Orlando, can I drive to buy some tilapia rather than having them shipped to me? I'm going to start building me a setup next month. Thank you, I'm definitely learning a lot from your channel! 😎
Dude, you are quite knowledgeable, but better, entertaining/funny, and thanks for saving me on the age calc, i was stressin my mind without even realising it.
First off, I always thank my fellow veterans for their service. Second, as an avid traditional gardener and aquarist, I love this idea and love the last set of videos you put together up this wonderful setup, I see aquariums in the background possibly a system or tied into the current one? Do you have a video on that? Also, may have been asked before, is that the max yield of vegetable from this system, if so, what is your current water capacity and fish stock weight roughly. I'm getting ready to put one of these up indoors, live up north.
Thanx. NOW i have fresh fish in my yard. Don't have to go an eat frozen SHIT. I don't like talapia it feat. C-basss and crabs man you can grow yo one fresh fish . With VEGETABLE in the garden you are good
Have you found it yet? Sounds interesting. Jesus told them to put their nets in, they pulled up nets overflowing, did the feeding of the crowds with a few fish and had bags of leftovers, many of the apostles were fishermen (then of men). Hope you got some sleep.
What's your opinion on the research that shows tilapia can cause inflammation and decrease immune responsiveness? Also, A lot of people say that they are really fatty cause of the small tanks they are kept in and aren't a good source of omega-3's. Looking to start my own aquaponics system so genuinely curious.
I'm sorry it's late but I was trying to send you some links on bass but I have so many links in my phone I copied and pasted the wrong one so I apologize so it must have been neither here nor there it's late I need to get some rest sorry to have bothered you
hi, I have been keeping up to date with all your videos learning about aquaponics im located in the Caribbean near the Bahamas where we rely mainly on salt water fish and 99.9 percent of our produce is imported. where can I find tilapia to buy in US to start a system like this
Taking Murray Hallam's program in October and considering components of the system. My only experience with these fish is the first and only time I purchased and ate 'em it tasted like mud, so , I'm working to overcome this experience. I do live in a warm area so I'm hoping there's more to it. Thanks for the info!
Hello brother, first of all, I must say that this is the best channel to learn about aquaponic, even if it is not my native language. Secondly, I should ask, can I put some of your videos on my new channel, recording me talking about this (in Spanish)? My goal is then to try to make my own aquaponic system and share the process. I will wait for your answer, keep doing this excellent work. Thank you
Looks like you have english down real good. Hope you do well and maybe just do your own videos with what you learn. Knowledge is power and aquaponics is like nature and recycles with net increase. God is good.
Good video but you need to explain their highly toxic non nutritional meat. To bad you gave up on catfish a nutritious and delicious tasting superior fish, well suited for all temperatures.
Dang I hate it I'll be saving so much information that I text it to myself and save the link but I have flooded my phone with links and I'm not sure which one it was
Yeah, Tilapia is palatable but you should really try Tuna, Salmon, Grouper and Mahi Mahi. Not for aquaponics but you are so taken by the taste of Tilapia, those others mentioned are a league higher. Nothing tastes better than a fresh Mahi filet cooked properly.
Come back to the teach Yah's truth, we love and need you brother. You were/are a good teacher!
X
#yang2020
Sold use out along time ago
I am glad you are teaching something important. But the Israelites love you and miss you. You had so much passion and vigor for Yah and us as a people. I hope one day it will come into your heart on the other channel to let us know what happened
Excellent presentation first guy I heard break it down into common language without all the jargon to pump his ego. Great job man looking forward to learning more from you.
I'm doing some research to start my 1st aquaponics system. I am glad I found your channel.
I was just eating tilapia and randomly typed tilapia in youtube, now my stomach and brain are both full of tilapias.. He's right this fish is tasty 🙂
Miss your teachings brother. Now on to the fish. I was under the impression they are bottom feeders. Is this true?
HaLLaLaYaH!!
We not giving up on you brother. We love you. You our Mispacha
You should come to Kenya and eat fresh Tilapia from "Lake Vicotria"
Yes!
Dog was like," let me get on the mic I can kick some beats",
I’m sold, how do I do this....lol
This is Gold I am sharing a Farm in CONGO tropical climate and huge market , thank you
I always got catfish but didn't like it, it always tasted like dirty aquarium water. I don't eat unclean anymore, I'm going to try tilapia.
I hear rainbow trout is a great one for colder climates.
True , but the temperature of the water needs to stay below 60. This is extremely hard to do outside. I have raised trout in my basement, since it never gets above 65 down there. They just won’t eat or grow above 60.
There are many perch species that will tolerate higher temperatures and imho taste amazing. I raise these outside in kiddie pools, in 💯 percent shade and the perch do just fine .
Tilapia is a shitty fish to eat. try some red snapper, lionfish or mahi mahi
bro, I'm loving your subliminals right now. Have you ever read any graham Hancock? Are there authors you think others should read?
We have this fish here in Trinidad in the Caribbean can you tell me how this came about. Never new this fish had so much history. You made this very interesting.
Man what happened to the Most High!!! You just gave it up I guess!! You're funny dude!!!!
Chill bruh everything ain't black and white on the surface.
really interesting where they originally came from, that's awesome. You think Yahusha & the disciples fed the people with tilapia?
Yes.
Fucking fuck yourself bringing in religion. Fuck your Mohammad ad Jesus. We wuz kangz
Good video on the various species. I got 50 "hatchery choice" a real mix of mozambique blue nile white and red. Now I am down to the surviving 10. It's been two years and some of them are huge. I had real issues with moving them this last time and lost 16 due to the move plus not having a good set up for them and overheating in plastic tanks. Fortunately they didn't all die and now they are in the hot tub. I use aquarium heaters/titanium ones and set them to 68. They seem happy enough. A while ago the heater sensors got yanked out and the water temp went up to 82. I couldn't figure out why they were eating so much. Put the sensors back into the water and back to 68. I set up 5 gallon plastic pots in there for shelter and seems to keep them not hassling each other. I can almost feed them all duckweed which I am growing in a half dozen tubs with some lighting on a timer. I'm using a fair amount of aeration and have some bio balls in a bag to provide bio filtration. The situation is pretty sustaining there is a lot of algae and water clarity just OK but usually I can just scoop off complete turds from the top and take it to the duckweed tubs for their nutrition then go back with some duckweed for the fish. They do like the pellets at some point the duckweed just isn't doing it but this way I can minimize the store bought food and it's a good way to get free healthier food than Purina. I will be starting the garden soon inside it's still a bit early but got the seeds ready. I will be using the fish water for the leafy stuff in some DWC tubs with the 2" foam on top. Well that's it a ramble but so it goes.
Sounds like the right pronounciation to me (that's a huge word!)Love hearing about aquaponics
I did the aquaphonics course and I was planning on starting my own miniature farm but I was working at the oil refinery and the government closed the refinery so now I am looking for a new job to get money
Good job. I am in South Africa and have Tilapia Rendali in my system. Have you heard of them ?
Very informative! Thanks! I just subscribed👍
I'm 10 seconds in, subscribed! Already know this is my new favorite channel.
Whooooooo! We need that tank build! Whats the materials uses what are the dimensions..etc you know we dont whoooooooooo! Love this channel!
I’ll keep that request in mind. Woooo!!!!
I had tilapia fried and grilled. Never tried bake tilapia. On another note i toss hot sauce on them jokers and go to war lol.
Lol awesome!
Dr Sebi said No Tilapia.
Good point, I also have been informed about not eating, did he say why not?
One Of The Highest cholesterol fish, not good if you have high cholesterol
No animal products period he said.
@@seventhunders9741 come on you people are confusing we can't eat nothing this brother is breaking it down explaining we can eat it but no dr. Sebi say no tilapia whats next the clothes on our backs cause skin cancer wtf
My brother I agree you made an awesome video but why the hell on earth did you chain yourself up???🤔
Is it true they can live and grow on other type fish waste? Saw a show were the fish farmer had bass and he said that!
Thanks for the simple explanation! Great video. Keep it up :)
I love your detailed descriptions and way of explaining AWESOME!
your passion is contagious
The 107 dislikes are tilapia haters
OUR PEOPLE'S DIE FOR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE"
You really did your research! Gj Solider!
I dont know if anyone asked this already. What are the chains about? The one on your shoulders and fingers?
Hey man sweet video! I’m looking in to doing and indoor setup and mainly using the fish to feed my animals.
whats with the chain around you arm?
Lol. I have underwear older than you.
Back in 1970s Florida, we only knew of one species. (I know of 4 mowing the wild) We called it Nile perch. It was nothing to catch them between 3 and 5 lb.
They were infesting every available body of water they can find. We considered them trash fish.
Then in the 80s, we were told there are two species. And that they are cichlids. Second species being blue.
My how times have changed. We actually have a species in Florida that is salt water tolerant. And has a very beautiful iridescent color to it.
So my dad has a 50-acre lake. We throw a cast net for the tilapia. Get 300 pounds a night of blue tilapia. Take them to the market.
If the water temperature gets below 70, they bury down in the mud. You talk about disease resistance, catching them in the wild, they have a very thick coat of slime on them. That could be why they were considered trash fish. Great video. Very informative.👍
I California, there is an inland sea, that's drying up, they were super thick there, very salty. Don't know if still there as it's getting super salty. Can't think of the name of the lake.
I stopped eating tilapia once I researched how they were farm raising this fish with chemicals. I eat rockfish I believe it’s another name for red snapper. Least that’s what meat department in the store told me.
Greetings from Germany. I am having Tilapia as well in my living room. Can't wait for Spring or Summer. I even consider emigrating to a warmer place because of tilapia.
great video man!
Sounds great! Thanks for leaving a comment Gogo!
TILAPIA are a registered invasive pest and ielegal to own eat or have in any way here in AUSTRALIA it is a goalable offence to have. Just for your viewers
That because they would go nuts if they got loose, like so many other animals in the great down under, like rabits, rats, marine toads, etc. did. I'll bet Australia has some local fish that would be great to raise for food that should be looked at. You have crawdads that grow to the size of lobsters (slow growing though) and bet your ag dept. has a lot of data on fish to raise from Australia.
I am from Texas and I eat tilapia all the time. It all depends on how it is farmed. If you eat fish from bad sources, you risk health problems. But if you eat fish from better sources, then you will have no problems
And please don't even insinuate cussing Mr Saint Michael we love you the way you are. I hope I haven't been a bad influence... but nine times out of 10 I'm sure I I probably have I hope it hasn't spreaded or gotten your way just in case it has please don't change and you're very professional you're a great teacher and learning from you is enjoyable because you keep it clean you keep it professional and you keep it factual in regards to your experiences and dealing with aquaponics and the raising of tilapia cool beans! That's pretty supersonic!
The scientisim good ole boys always hatin
ammonia, nitrite, dioxide, 3 things you don't want in your fish.
Relevance what are you trying to say???
Number one - ALWAYS put a lid on your tanks...
BTW, until we can get the State of Nevada to lift the prohibition on Tilapia, I'm just going to have to enjoy these videos for academic purposes.
I live in Nevada too. Try native fish.
Hey...
Think I need help on how to begin aguaponice I just moved to Puerto Rico and I a good amount of land. .. so I was thinking NFT system I know you mentioned I should leave that to the pros...but with your help I think I can do it ...I am also thinking either white or blue talipia hit me up wooooooooo
How many hours can be used water pump in a day?? Bro
That's how us Mexicans do it
I love this channel right away.
Where about in Central Florida, I'm in Orlando, can I drive to buy some tilapia rather than having them shipped to me? I'm going to start building me a setup next month. Thank you, I'm definitely learning a lot from your channel! 😎
Dude, you are quite knowledgeable, but better, entertaining/funny, and thanks for saving me on the age calc, i was stressin my mind without even realising it.
Dude!! Your ENERGY!!
This dudes like the Muhammad Ali of aquaponics.
First off, I always thank my fellow veterans for their service. Second, as an avid traditional gardener and aquarist, I love this idea and love the last set of videos you put together up this wonderful setup, I see aquariums in the background possibly a system or tied into the current one? Do you have a video on that? Also, may have been asked before, is that the max yield of vegetable from this system, if so, what is your current water capacity and fish stock weight roughly. I'm getting ready to put one of these up indoors, live up north.
I like tilapia, my wife like catfish. Now I understand.
A natural species to the planet really I just want to know the basics to raising fish
My favorite is Heterotilapia buttikoferi but this is a awesome video.
Thanx. NOW i have fresh fish in my yard. Don't have to go an eat frozen SHIT. I don't like talapia it feat. C-basss and crabs man you can grow yo one fresh fish . With VEGETABLE in the garden you are good
Bro i'm 31 too!! What's your birthday!"?
Is a biblical meaning about bass and I was trying to send it to you
Have you found it yet? Sounds interesting. Jesus told them to put their nets in, they pulled up nets overflowing, did the feeding of the crowds with a few fish and had bags of leftovers, many of the apostles were fishermen (then of men). Hope you got some sleep.
I still like my catfish too.
Great video keep up the good work!
My favorite fish is tilapia
You’re a legend. Keep it coming
Great information. I enjoyed your presentation. Thank you for sharing!
Put your hands down. Talking with your hands is good but shit. So distracting.
what type of heater are you using?
Your crazy ......
What's your opinion on the research that shows tilapia can cause inflammation and decrease immune responsiveness? Also, A lot of people say that they are really fatty cause of the small tanks they are kept in and aren't a good source of omega-3's. Looking to start my own aquaponics system so genuinely curious.
Thanks for the video
I purchased your course and book. Well done. Thank you.
Your support is highly appreciated Barry!
I'm sorry it's late but I was trying to send you some links on bass but I have so many links in my phone I copied and pasted the wrong one so I apologize so it must have been neither here nor there it's late I need to get some rest sorry to have bothered you
hi, I have been keeping up to date with all your videos learning about aquaponics im located in the Caribbean near the Bahamas where we rely mainly on salt water fish and 99.9 percent of our produce is imported. where can I find tilapia to buy in US to start a system like this
Taking Murray Hallam's program in October and considering components of the system. My only experience with these fish is the first and only time I purchased and ate 'em it tasted like mud, so , I'm working to overcome this experience. I do live in a warm area so I'm hoping there's more to it. Thanks for the info!
How tf is Talapia your fav fish!? Have you not had haddock? cod?
Good Video, love the energy and the details !
Good video but man you need to lear how to speak more relaxed, and pause a little more after a long sentence.
VEGAS! Use to live there to.
What’s a good fish for northeast? I really want to try talapia. I was thinking of insulting the tank and add heater.
Thanks
Hello brother, first of all, I must say that this is the best channel to learn about aquaponic, even if it is not my native language. Secondly, I should ask, can I put some of your videos on my new channel, recording me talking about this (in Spanish)?
My goal is then to try to make my own aquaponic system and share the process. I will wait for your answer, keep doing this excellent work.
Thank you
Looks like you have english down real good. Hope you do well and maybe just do your own videos with what you learn. Knowledge is power and aquaponics is like nature and recycles with net increase. God is good.
Good video but you need to explain their highly toxic non nutritional meat. To bad you gave up on catfish a nutritious and delicious tasting superior fish, well suited for all temperatures.
Dang I hate it I'll be saving so much information that I text it to myself and save the link but I have flooded my phone with links and I'm not sure which one it was
Data overload. Can't process. Overload. Overload. (Robot begins to spark) over...III....oad.... zzz
Yo Brooklyn what kind of heaters are you using thanks for the vidz
I also heard they are high in Omega 6 which is not supposed to be good for your health
I hate Talipa crap fish
Are you a Kratos fan (that chain)
So if the Nile Tilapia grows faster; do they require more feeding and special care?
How many months after tilapia mature ?
please get a better mic thx
Is it your favorute fish to fish
he doesnt give a freak
I live in Virgina (US) in a Subtropical area, what type of Tilapia thrive in this region?
Any of the tilapia named in this video will work. You will just have to heat during the winter so keep that in mind.
Thanks buddy!
The Blue are more cold hardy he said at about 6:20.
No illustration !
Does it have to be tilapia?
Nice explanation,
How do you get ride of the off flavor that occurs when they are tank raised ?
I usually hear about the flavour being different with pond raised rather than tanks. Still, before harvesting you can cease feeding for a day.
? Use a better system. Keep the water clean. Maybe some of the food their eating. Don't use chemicals.
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Hi
Yeah, Tilapia is palatable but you should really try Tuna, Salmon, Grouper and Mahi Mahi. Not for aquaponics but you are so taken by the taste of Tilapia, those others mentioned are a league higher. Nothing tastes better than a fresh Mahi filet cooked properly.