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Tilapia

Tilapia is one of the world's oldest delicacies. It can be traced back over 4,500 years through hieroglyphs and carvings depicting this small fish that indicate it was the food of Egyptian Kings and Pharaohs. Native to the Nile River, Tilapia spread to the fresh waters of Africa and Asia and has been eaten for millennia-and farmed since 2,500 BC. Tilapia has had many names-- including St. Peter's Fish. It has been called St. Peter's fish since Biblical times because it is believed to be not only the fish that Peter caught, but the fish with which Jesus fed the multitudes in the famous parable.

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This page is a compilation of sites from all over the web that relate to the many varieties of Tilapia. Many of the sites are commercial operations and most provide a wealth of useful information. We will gladly accept any articles or papers about tilapia research, production or any other aspect of this species, for reprint on this site. If you want your page concerning Tilapia added to our list notify us at Contact.

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Market Reports
Tilapia Market Report China - January 2010 Tilapia Market Report - April 2010

Tilapia Articles

Tilapia Web Sites

  • American Tilapia Association - This Web page provides access to information about the fish which is the fastest growing aquaculture crop in the United States and around the world.

  • Aquasol, Inc. - A US-based aquaculture consulting company that specializes in offering technical expertise and comprehensive project management services for a wide variety of start-up and developing aquaculture enterprises worldwide including Tilapia.

  • Fishgen Ltd - Fishgen Ltd. is a global company specialising in the supply of improved tilapia strains, particularly a unique product of Genetically Male Tilapia GMT®.

  • Kentucky State University - Tilapia information relative to production of Tilapia in Kentucky.

  • Mississippi State University - School features extensive information on Tilapia Culture.

  • National Fisheries Institute - Resource for data about Tilapia and many other species.

  • Noe Aquaculture Consultants - Tropical Aquaculture consultants provide background data on Tilapia.

  • Oregon State University - Research on Nile Tilapia with Napier Grass as the Sole Nutrient Input in the Subtropical Climate of Nepal.

  • Tilapia - A new site featuring extensive information about all culture types of Tilapia (cage, pond, tank) as well as a section dedicated to vaccines and Tilapia disease.

  • Tilapia Aquaculture International - Company that offers pure line males and females of Tilapia Hornorum and extensive information about the Tilapia species.

  • Tilapia International Foundation - Organization in the Netherlands only in Dutch but with extensive information about the Tilapia species.

  • Trade Environmental Database - American University - Case study of Tilapia and the Environment.

  • Yahoo Tilapia Mailing List - The tilapia mailing list serves as a global platform for discussions with professionals actively involved in the aquaculture, processing, and marketing of farm-raised tilapia.

    Links to Tilapia PDF Files

  • Introduction To The Genetics Of Tilapia by Thomas D. Kocher, University of New Hampshire

  • Pond Culture Of Tilapia by James E. Rakocy & Andrew S. McGinty, Southern Regional Aquaculture Center

    Educational Materials And Courses

  • Aquanic - Links to publications and other Tilapia sites and Tilapia discussion group.

  • University of Arizona - College of Agriculture & Life Sciences - Photos of Tilapia Farms in the US and outside as well as other related images.

  • Center for Tropical and Subtropical Aquaculture - Tilapia Expert System Computer Program For Farmers.

    Tilapia Equipment & Fish Suppliers

  • Aquaponics USA - Aquaponics USA is the only company creating compact systems for the average American home or apartment.

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