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I've read on here that the recommended stocking rate for Tilapia is 10# per acre. My question is, does that mean 10# of 1 inch fingerlings or 10# 3 inch fingerlings or 10# adults? I realize that the smaller the stocked fish, then less will survive predation. I would also like to know the approximate size in both length and weight that Tilapia reach spawning size. Please don't bother to reply with do a search, as I have searched until I finally gave up. Thanks in advance for any help.
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