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What do you feed tilapia in aquaponics?

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Feeding Guide for Tilapia In the wild, they eat phytoplankton, insects, larvae, aquatic plants, and bacterial slimes. In aquaponics, commercial fish food pellets are the most common feed for tilapia, although many aquaponics growers have used alternative fish feed for food.

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