Thank you. This video was very clear and informative. Of all the videos I have watched on fish farming, I have found this one the most helpful. Well done.
Tozomirira 6 months here guys? Why not give monthly update on the growth rate, problems encountered and solutions implemented plus some other tips along the way.
Very informative thank you very much. My question is , is there a way that one can increase the water temperature in winter ,or a way of reserving heat? And also is there a way of measuring the amount of oxygen in the pond
With stagnant water - that is water that's stagnant most of the time being exchanged on a need basis, we recommend 5 fish per square metre. So a 10 by 10 can hold 500 fingerlings. With aeration the stocking density can be increased, for example, if flowing water can be provided on a continuous basis then 10 fish can be stocked, that will be 1000 fingerlings for a 10 by 10
This depends a lot on the conditions such as water temperature and feeding but we have a farmer who grew to 1kg in 11 months!! We are hoping to do a follow up soon
This green stuff is algae, it is a natural source of feed - it produces oxygen during the day for the pond so in that regard its good for the fish. However, at night it respires so it uses oxygen and begins to compete for oxygen with the fish - this is one of the most common causes of mortality in fish. Therefore, a farmer has to monitor the algae and make sure its not too much so they can benefit without facing the effect of too much algae. Please feel free to contact us on our toll free numbers in Zimbabwe to chat with our professionals. Toll Free (Net One) 08010030 Toll Free (Econet) 08080189 Toll Free (Telecel) 0731326004 or WhatsApp us on +263 772 125 422
We tie strips of plastics on them. The plastics will be flapping in the wind to scare away birds. But you can also use a net called a bird net to cover the pond to protect from birds
Thank you. This video was very clear and informative. Of all the videos I have watched on fish farming, I have found this one the most helpful. Well done.
Awesome, thank you!
As a student in animal Health and Production I found the video very educative. Thank Mazvita for such an eloquent presentation
Outstanding video very informative did a great job much love from Texas
Tozomirira 6 months here guys? Why not give monthly update on the growth rate, problems encountered and solutions implemented plus some other tips along the way.
A very good job. Watching from Tanzania: The Land of Kilimanjaro.
I love your videos man. You explain very clearly.
Great video! That's an impressive setup you have there. Thank you!
Fantastic video , very insightful. Sesizomelela the next video. Siyabonga
Very informative and well presented. Thank you very much.
Wonderfully presented thank you sissy!
Thank you my Mentor Mazvita. Always learning from you.
Well presented and quite informative thanks for imparting such knowledge and motivating us to do fish farming
Regular updates would be very useful, thank you for that. We will organise that
Thank you
Very clear and straight to the point welldone. Can someone help me with link to the 6months after
Thank you for educating us so clearly 🙏
Thank you
Very informative thank you very much. My question is , is there a way that one can increase the water temperature in winter ,or a way of reserving heat? And also is there a way of measuring the amount of oxygen in the pond
Very informative, good and eloquent presentation
Beautiful preso.Waiting for part 2
Thank you very much.. looking forward to more vids
Thanks for this video. Good information 👍🏽
Well presented, very informative, thank you!
Thank you
The video is quite informative.
thank you......its been 7 months when is the follow up video coming out
Mr Dima sir
Beautifully explained 👍
How to drean water when the fish are still small
Another video after six month🥲🥲may you please do a video on the types of diseases that affect fish and how they can be treated
Perfect one. Thanks for the lecture ❤❤
I love this video and would like to use it to train some youth, please may you let me know how I can get a copy for use offline.
please send us an email to info@profeeds.co.zw with more information.
Well presented. Thanks Mazvita. Is it also possible to farm bass?
Thank you yes its one of the first fish to be farmed commercially. Problem in Zimbabwe is that the seed is not readily available
That's great explanation madam Mufukari.
very informative. thank you
Can we get the update pplease
Hi Mazvita thank you for a very informative video. May we have the follow up video
You explained well ma’am
Good one Mazvie. You are a Pro
Thank you the info
Thanks for the lesson. I see almost all fish providers say 10 by 10 by 1.5m dam should hold 1500 fish. Is that correct
With stagnant water - that is water that's stagnant most of the time being exchanged on a need basis, we recommend 5 fish per square metre. So a 10 by 10 can hold 500 fingerlings.
With aeration the stocking density can be increased, for example, if flowing water can be provided on a continuous basis then 10 fish can be stocked, that will be 1000 fingerlings for a 10 by 10
Thank you so much for sharing
Makadini henyu ndinoda kuvamurimi wehove ndoitasei ndinoda kuchera dziva rangu ndokuonai sei
very informative thanks for this. can we have expected weight per month and at what month will the fish hit 1kg
This depends a lot on the conditions such as water temperature and feeding but we have a farmer who grew to 1kg in 11 months!! We are hoping to do a follow up soon
what is the expected yield per pond
We expect to harvest approx 280kgs from each pond
Thank you
hi .. are cement ponds oky fr fish farming
Very educative.
Do those green stuff under the pond affect the fish
This green stuff is algae, it is a natural source of feed - it produces oxygen during the day for the pond so in that regard its good for the fish. However, at night it respires so it uses oxygen and begins to compete for oxygen with the fish - this is one of the most common causes of mortality in fish. Therefore, a farmer has to monitor the algae and make sure its not too much so they can benefit without facing the effect of too much algae. Please feel free to contact us on our toll free numbers in Zimbabwe to chat with our professionals. Toll Free (Net One) 08010030
Toll Free (Econet) 08080189
Toll Free (Telecel) 0731326004
or WhatsApp us on +263 772 125 422
Quite educative.
Thankyou too much 💓
Well presented
Thanks 😊
Best video on fish farming
Do buy the Fish
Excellent
excellent
Good one see you next time bye
Ko tumalines utwo ndetweyi... What does it help
We tie strips of plastics on them. The plastics will be flapping in the wind to scare away birds. But you can also use a net called a bird net to cover the pond to protect from birds
how do u prevent pathogens from entering by use of fence?
You cannot prevent pathogens from entering by using a fence. Thank you for that But you can prevent pathogen vectors from entering by using a fence
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If she says “fingalinks” one more time 8’m gonna lose it!!!!
Please how can i contact you .
Good morning. Did the lady share her contact details. I want to know where I can buy the plastic for the pond
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