Hatchery Sourcing · Nile Tilapia

Nile Tilapia Hatchery Sourcing

Oreochromis niloticus

Verified international hatcheries producing All-male YY fingerlings, GIFT & Genomar strains, mixed-sex fry. Biosecurity-screened broodstock, live shipment logistics, and offtake introductions — anonymous until you approve.

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All-male YY fingerlings, GIFT & Genomar strains, mixed-sex fry

Broodstock origins

GIFT (WorldFish) · Genomar Supreme · FishGen YY · Regal Springs lines

Larval cycle

4–6 weeks fry-to-fingerling

Biosecurity

TiLV, streptococcus, francisella screened

Key producing markets

Egypt, China, Indonesia, Philippines, Brazil, Honduras, Nigeria, Ghana

Companion feed

Extruded floating pellet — 25% to 40% CP by stage · FCR 1.4–1.8 · 28–35% CP

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Volume, target size, delivery window — we route to project-matched hatcheries within 24h.

1. What equipment do you need? *

2. Type of farm *

3. Project type *

4. Farm size / capacity

5. Budget range

6. Timeline

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Fish farm project details

Lets suppliers scope tanks, cages, aeration, feeders and water treatment for your species and site.

Target species *

Farm type *

Target annual production *

Water source

Grid & road access

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Site photos or coordinates
Water analysis (DO, pH, temperature, ammonia)
Existing licenses / aquaculture permits
Business plan or feasibility summary (if available)

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