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How many fish can be in a Biofloc tank?

Asked: Jean-Michel Labelle, Last Updated:

In biofloc fish farming, about 3000 fish can be cultivated in a fish tank that has 2 metre area. It also ensures high profit for the farmer. Fish farming can be continued for many years in the tank which has a life of upto 5-10 years. It does not require large ponds and frequent changing of water.

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