by Regina Pasipanodya Tilapia is an inexpensive, commonly consumed fish that is farmed all over the world. It is a lean source of protein that is also high in several vitamins and minerals, such as selenium, vitamin. The name is driven from its market name of a variety of mild-flavoured, inexpensive freshwater fish species commercially farmed, harvested, and consumed throughout the world. Tilapia is a popular fish for aquaculture as it is very versatile and is tolerant of a variety of aquaculture environments; it can be farmed in brackish or salt-water and in pond or cage systems. It can withstand a wide range of environmental conditions, including high salinity, high temperatures, high ammonia concentrations, and low oxygen levels. This makes tilapia very suitable for

Article by Regina Pasipanodya Home based fish farming could be the best business for start-ups since the fish could be easily be sold for profit in your area. Most people prefer locally raised fish to organic farms, and this could be to your advantage as well as it could also supply you and your family with delicious fresh seafood. So, why not invest in fish farming business even on a smaller scale? What do I need to start? There are many things that needs to be taken care of before you venture into a fish farming project. For instance, there is a need to gather the necessary funding and help from others to get started. Make a business plan and prepare a feasibility

An adopted goldfish called Skips who is under special care in Kuwadzana phase 3 turns 3 months old today. Speaking to the owner of the fish, Tinashe Mamombe said Skips is growing well and health. He has been bonding with his fish and also trained her to eat from his fingers. More to follow...