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After more than 6 years it has finally become cold enough long enough to kill my large tilapia 20". I have found 3 dead but no others. Never have I seen any small tilapia in the pond, only a few large males on beds. I have never seen a mate with the males on the beds. In past years I have stocked 300+ 3-6" tilapia twice.
With the big males gone from cold stress & the smaller tilapia, if they existed, on the bottom or fish food, can I assume with certainty that I am now Tilapia-less?
From cold stress who dies first, the big or the small tilapia?
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