Ewest - It sounds like mine are producing right on par with the results of that trial. I would have virtually zero survival if I didn't strip them and use tumblers though. They nail the fry the second a female releases.

I really need to get a better camera. This one just can't handle macro shots very well. At any rate, here are a few pics. It was difficult getting a lot of them in a shot because the second I would get the camera close to the tank they would scatter. Sorry so many are blurry. I tried manual settings to correct issues, and I still couldn't get it to where I would like. Some look like they have missing or odd tails, but this is just an illusion due to the rapid movement and the slow exposure.

These are 2 day old White Nile Tilapia fry. I linked them rather than include them as embedded images because of their size.

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12 ac pond in NW Missouri. 28' max depth at full pool. Fish Present: LMB, BG, RES, YP, CC, WB, HSB, WE, BCP, WCP, GSH.