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Cleaning the Pond
Found a lot of them dead... Can you ID them for me. Thanks
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Tilapia
P.S. welcome to the forum . Feel free to jump in and become part of the Pond Boss family.
Last edited by Pat Williamson; 07/08/17 10:57 AM.
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Thanks Pat, for your quick response. Is this is a blue Tilapia ? Definitely I will be using this forum, I have an 1/2 acre pond that I just deepened and cleaned. Thanks again, Miguel
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Looks to be... we don't see the blue ones in Texas, least I haven't. Maybe Bobby Rice or Rainman will chime in on what species it is
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Looks to me like a blue tilapia, yes.
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Tilapia for sure. The species are pretty hard to correctly identify to species especially since they hybridize and yours are dead which masks the characters often used or needed for photo identification.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 07/11/17 02:32 PM.
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Definitely has Blue Tilapia genetics. Looks crossed with Mozambique with the shallower body depth. Only Blue Tilapia are allowed to be possessed in FL.
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where if FL is your pond located?
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