Sustainable Tilapia Farming, Tropical Aquaculture Products, Inc.

[@chouze05]

Thank you for providing this information! It is amazing to see the true path your product takes and for it to be delineated in such form! Amazing!

[@TheeZulu]

Excellent, informative video. Wow, you guys did an amazing job! Just imagine a world where this business model was replicated across the food supply chain..especially here in America.

[@TropicalAquaculture]

thanks for the post! we donate to the Charles Darwin Foundation (which helps preserve the Galapagos) for every pound purchased of our shrimp!

[@TropicalAquaculture]

Thank you! We're glad you liked the video! And yes, we do contribute to the Galapagos Islands by making a donation to the Charles Darwin Foundation in the Galapagos for every pound purchased of our Blue Foot White Shrimp!!

[@mantarayasurf]

Awesome product!

[@TropicalAquaculture]

Thanks for your comments - glad you enjoyed the video!

[@tabillion7045]

what a great video! I didn't think tilapia could be bred in salt water too.

[@ongaperciciasgeneve5067]

Vraiment très ingenieux

[@TropicalAquaculture]

Always remember to eat Fresh Ecuadorian Tilapia which is the only Saltwater Tilapia! You'll find the flavor sweet and mild, with a firm texture!

[@TropicalAquaculture]

Yes, a soundtrack can make a video much more appealing. The soundtrack is a custom track purchased from Riot Atlanta.

[@FancyFarmOFFICIAL]

great product

[@TropicalAquaculture]

It takes approximately 9 months for a Tilapia to grow from fingerling (thumb size) to market size fish. Yes, the Tilapia is raised in ponds with a natural mix of fresh and salt water. With every high tide, the ponds are naturally replenished with saltwater from the Ecuadorian coast.

[@horton2586]

in my country it only takes 4 months to attain marketable size of tilapia.

[@TropicalAquaculture]

We do not sell our fry. Our farms have their own hatcheries to ensure a safe, premium product. Our Tilapia is not only farmed in a responsible, sustainable environment, but it's the only Tilapia farmed in a natural saltwater environment!

[@CrizDaviD82]

Totally Awesome Farm...!!! How long (period) does it takes for the fishes say, thumb size, to get to at least 700g?their in salt water isn't it? Makes lots differences in a pond so i was told.. thanks

[@DerAtze0815]

Great concept! If you need a great automatic fish feeder let me know!

[@TropicalAquaculture]

@valdezorbust thanks for the post! we donate to the Charles Darwin Foundation (which helps preserve the Galapagos) for every pound purchased of our shrimp!

[@HotHeadCJ]

so do you sell the fry(baby fish)? How would your fish compare to Jamaican tilapia breeds

[@triniman1219]

waw

[@midulraihan9065]

Be sure to read Tilapia Farming review on my blog before you buy. Go to *stanleyreviews. com/tilapia-farming-review/* Thanks. Lpd Tracy.

[@GrandFunker]

@4:28 That looks like what I just ate...mmmm

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[@hkstha8146]

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