TILAPIA farming || Dead Weight vs Live weight in fish sales

JOURNEY TO THE LOCAL FISH FARM SHOP
The skin should be bright and shiny with close-fitting scales. Dry, dull flesh and loose scales are signs of age. The eyes should be clear and bulging; if the fish has sunken or cloudy eyes, look for a fresher specimen. Gills should be reddish and damp, not sticky.
In addition to there being no fishy smell, the fish should look bright and crisp, and the eyes should be round and not sunken in. Also take a look at the gills, which should be red. An old fish won't have “any blood,” said Maltese. “It's going to be all drained out.”
Thanks for spending the time in checking out this channel. My name is Raliegh, I am a high school teacher who manages a small backyard fish farm setup. Fish bred and care for at this space are usually sold to the local petshops here in Jamaica and where food fish is concern, they are use to supplement my family's protein source. Hope you enjoyed this share. Please remember to like, share and subscribe, and hit that all notification bell for new updates on this channel.
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