Gents,
The more read about Tilapia, the more I wonder if it isn't all too good to be true. I don't understand how a fish can be a good forage fish as well as survive to be big enough to provide food fare for the dinner table.
Is it a forage fish or a recreational fish? Do they reproduce so well that their offspring produce forage while some of them live long enough to become catching size? If all of this is true, I agree it would be great. It just seems too good to be true.
Mozambique tilapia is both forage and/or "recretional" fish.
Here's proof - my Lady and a Overton stocked 3lb tilapia:
