Cage Culture: Raising Fish in Ponds

[@robertdelay7826]

Just a heads up from a Maryland tech who does a lot of work under water. White nylon zip ties are good for about four months under water. You need to use black poly so they don't break down over time. Hope things went well this video is three years old.

[@ashoghureasi]

Very very nice video sharing 👍

[@JeeJeanVittoVlogs]

Very informative channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@raphaeldorgbetor8932]

Very well explained . Thank you very much

[@MowiCanadaWest]

Throwback to aquaculture finding its roots in the 1980s. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

[@Perpetually.Lost.In.Spirit]

Thanks for posting. A lot of good information. Helped with me with a collage assignment.

[@herbertjordan8390]

where do you purchase the wire mesh from? Thanks

[@Kamal-xq3cx]

well explained, thank you

[@johndee3301]

2020: Please don't use Styrofoam blocks to float river cages. That equals just pouring small plastic bits into a river. Use a solid flotation device of some kind.

[@beautifullife8556]

Well explained...

[@abdulraouf8499]

Teşekkürlar.

[@TheAquaman1979]

Great information I'm smarter for it.thanks :-)

[@dragonyang5534]

thanks for sharing.

[@jwupdate9147]

thanks for sharing...

[@landorabe]

i'd rather used natural organic feeding for their first 2 months,for example like putiing chicken manure 2 weeks bef.putting fingerlings in the pond and of course i have to culture azolla as their food and also a little bit of organic feeds assuming azolla isnt enough as their food....if i follow this instruction giving feeds i think its hard to gain profit....

[@aggabus]

1 or 2 k per acre yike

[@Lunji]

ive been taught to cut zip ties right at the clip. people have told me this is because that shits sharp as fuck and like a deranged psycho is always waiting to cut you. telecom industry.

[@nhn.channel]

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