🐟 Your fish may be struggling even when everything looks fine. In fish farming, clean-looking water does not always mean healthy water. Poor oxygen levels, rising ammonia, and sudden changes in water temperature can affect fish growth, reduce feeding, and even cause unexpected deaths. Sometimes, the problem is not the feed or the number of fish in your pond — it is the water they live in every day. Here are a few things every fish farmer should pay attention to: 💧 Dissolved oxygen levels 🌡️ Water temperature 🐠 Fish behaviour and feeding patterns 🧪 Ammonia levels and water quality The earlier you identify a problem, the better your chances of protecting your fish and your profits. What water quality challenges have you experienced on your farm, and how did you solve them? Let's learn from one another. 🌱
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