
Our tilapia are gathering near the surface every morning, three weeks into the cycle. Pond water looks greener than usual. What would you check first?
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Our tilapia are gathering near the surface every morning, three weeks into the cycle. Pond water looks greener than usual. What would you check first?

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Harvest day on Friday — fresh fish sorted by size. Message me if you want to place an order. Happy to answer questions about how they were raised.
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