If you’ve ever stocked your pond with healthy fingerlings and returned days later to find unexplained deaths, you’re not alone. Losing catfish fingerlings is one of the most frustrating and…
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Explore everything you need to know about catfish farming, from beginner guides to advanced aquaculture techniques. This category covers essential topics such as pond setup, feeding strategies, water quality management, disease prevention, breeding tips, and profitable marketing practices. Whether you are starting a small backyard fish farm or running a commercial operation, you’ll find practical advice, expert tips, and step-by-step resources to help you raise healthy catfish and maximize your farm’s productivity.
If you’ve ever stocked your pond with healthy fingerlings and returned days later to find unexplained deaths, you’re not alone. Losing catfish fingerlings is one of the most frustrating and…
Feeding is the most important factor in successful catfish farming. In fact, feed alone can account for 60–70% of your production cost, which means proper feeding management can determine whether…
Keeping optimal water quality is the most critical factor for successful aquaculture. Whether you manage a recirculating aquaculture system (RAS), earthen ponds, or tanks for catfish and tilapia, the chemical…
Starting a fish farm is an exciting venture, but a pond is more than just a hole filled with water—it is a living ecosystem. Successful pond management is the art…
In commercial aquaculture, nutrition represents roughly 60-70% of total operational costs. Feeding is the single most important factor determining your Average Daily Gain (ADG) and overall farm profitability. Even with…
Starting a catfish agribusiness is a lucrative venture, but its success hinges on a robust financial feasibility study. Many aspiring aquaculturists fail not due to a lack of passion, but…
In commercial aquaculture, the cost of treating an outbreak is often ten times higher than the cost of prevention. Once a pathogen (bacteria, virus, or parasite) enters a high-density pond,…