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How This Nubian Fish Farmer Is Earning Millions in Uganda

Ever thought about starting your own fish farm? In this video, we explore the exciting world of fish farming with insights from Mzee Masum Abdallah, a seasoned fish farmer in Bombo, Luwero district. Fish farming can be done almost anywhere, as long as you have the right water—clean and well-oxygenated. Learn why tap water isn't the best choice due to its chlorine content and discover alternative methods like using rainwater or treated water for your ponds. Mzee Masum shares his journey from digging his first pond in 1977 to the commercial fish farming landscape today. He emphasizes the importance of water quality, pond size, and the type of fish you choose to farm. Did you know that tilapia and catfish have different requirements? Tilapia are delicate and need oxygen-rich environments, while catfish are more robust and can breathe from the atmosphere. Mzee Masum also shares his experiences with fish hatcheries, where fingerlings are hatched and prepared for your farm. He explains the process of stocking your pond and the benefits of using mono-sex fingerlings for better growth and yield. Whether you're interested in starting on a small scale or dreaming big, this video is packed with practical advice and tips to help you get started. From feeding schedules to pond maintenance, we've got you covered. fish farming, tilapia, catfish, pond maintenance, sustainable farming, fingerlings, aquaculture, Don't forget to hit the like button & subscribe. LET'S CONNECT ON SOCIAL =========--------------   / tabitha.namusobya   ---------- Reach me firdaustabitha26@gmail.com (Business only) Talk to you soon. Chapters 0:00 – Introduction to Fish Farming 0:06 – Can Tap Water Be Used for Fish Farming? 0:31 – Origin Story of the Pond (1977-1978) 1:26 – Where to Start with Fish Farming 1:51 – Importance of Water in Fish Farming 2:13 – Types of Water Suitable for Fish Farming 3:11 – Challenges of Using Tap Water 3:44 – Pond Size and Fish Numbers 4:47 – Types of Fish for Farming: Tilapia and Catfish 5:58 – How to Feed Fish and Feeding Times 7:11 – Sourcing Fish Fingerlings 8:07 – Cost of Fingerlings and Mortality Rate 9:09 – Why Use Monosex Fish? 10:01 – Fish Growth Timeline and Market Targeting 10:39 – Maintaining Clean Water in Ponds 12:08 – Rainwater as an Ideal Water Source 12:24 – External Threats to Fish Ponds 13:27 – Using Nets to Trap Catfish 14:09 – Farmed Fish vs. Lake Fish Taste Debate #fishfarming #aquaculture #tilapiafarming #catfishfarming #sustainablefarming #pondmanagement