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Welcome to the World Wide Web site for information
regarding Tilapia. 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. We are pleased to provide
this information to those already producing tilapia for the food industry,
for those interested in joining the industry and to potential customers
and consumers of farm-raised tilapia.
Tilapia, several species and their hybrids of
Oreochromis, are one of the major groups of farm raised fish in
the world. Tilapia farming and consumption are rapidly increasing in the
US. In fact, in 1995 and 1996, retail sales of tilapia surpassed those
of trout. The University of Arizona is dedicated to the development of a profitable
and sustainable industry. Our member producers and scientists wish
to protect the aquatic environment while providing high quality fresh fish
to the American consumer.
OVERVIEW The objective of the University of Arizona tilapia program is to support and facilitate the growth of Tilapia production
and consumption within the United States,
with goals in education, government
interactions and support for research.
The University of Arizona sponsors or co-sponsors major international scientific and industry
meetings each year.
ISTA IV The American
Tilapia Association sponsored the Fourth International Symposium for Tilapia
in Aquaculture (ISTA 4) Nov. 9-12, 1997 in Orlando, Florida. The
meeting was co-sponsored by the International Center for Living Aquatic
Resource Management (ICLARM) the Aquaculture Engineering Society and
will be hosted by the Florida Aquaculture Association. The Associate
Sponsors are the Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP, the Israeli Fish Farmers
Association, the US Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society, CIRAD-EMVT,
and the Department of Fisheries of Mexico (SEMARNAP). The Proceedings are
available from the Home Office for $50.
Click here for additional information regarding Tilapia
Aquaculture - The Proceedings of ISTAIV.
ISTA V The Fifth International Symposium on Tilapia in Aquaculture will
be held in Rio de Jainero in Brazil in September of 2000. Please check back at this site soon
as we further develop plans for the conference.
Photos of Tilapia and Tilapia farms
- Rainforest
Farm in Costa Rica
- Aerial photo of tilapia farm in the Hyder Valley,AZ
- Cotton irrigated from ditch stocked with tilapia
in Marana, AZ
- Photo of pond harvest at tilapia farm in SouthernCalifornia
- Tilapia being fed in irrigation ditches in
Marana, AZ
- Tilapia grown in tanks with geothermal water,Safford,
AZ
- Dividers in ditch for tilapia, Marana, AZ
- A hydroponic/tilapia display at the University
of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
- A second hydroponic/tilapia display at theUniversity
of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
- Cage culture (net pens) of Tilapia in Egypt
Fish, feeders, filters and other images
- Tilapia and Catfish in aquarium
- Tilapia (Oreochromis aureus) and Red
Hybrid)
- Rotating biological contactor in a tilapia raceway
- Smoked tilapia
- Photo of raceways at tilapia farm fed with
demand feeders
- A tilapia-lettuce hydroponic system
- Small drawing of tilapia
- Drawing of several tilapias
LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES WITH INFORMATION ON TILAPIA
AQUACULTURE
AquaNic
AquaNic is the Web Page maintained by Purdue University and is one
of the best sources of aquaculture information with numerous links to other
sources regarding Tilapia.
Arizona Aquaculture
Arizona is one of the leading producers of tilapia and the Universityof
Arizona has worked closely with the industry for many years.
Tilapia Genome Project
Tilapia genetics and gene mapping.
Auburn University
Home page for Auburn's Aquaculture Program, links to many of theirpublications.
Another of the leading tilapia research sites.
ICLARMand the Genetic
Improvement of Farmed Tilapia Program
Genetically Male Tilapia
FishGen - All male tilapia developed using the GMT - YY Male system.
Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture
CRSP
The PD/A CRSP is an international collaborative research effort into
the use of tilapia and other aquatic species in pond aquaculture.
Stirling University, Scotland
Stirling is one of the best aquaculture programs in Europe, with expertise
in cold water and warm water aquaculture.
Aquacultural Engineering
Society
Professional Society with information regarding engineering aspects.
Aquaculture at
Wageningen University in the Netherlands
Wageningen is a center of warm water aquaculture research in Europe.
Many of their staff and graduates work in developing countries.
Asian Institute of Technology
AIT is one of the major centers of aquaculture R&D in Southeast
Asia, based near Bangkok, Thailand.
Kloubec Aquaculture
A tilapia producer with operations in Amana, Iowa.
HAMES
Tilapia farming expert system. Free downloadable software.
Simaron Fish
Farm
A tilapia farm in Texas.
Regal Springs
Tilapia importer, hatchery and marketing.
Blue Mountain Brand Tilapia
Tilapia from Integrated Food Technologies.
S&S Farms
An aquaculture/hydroponics operation in Missouri.
APT
Aquaculture consultants in Israel
Mike Sipe
Tilapia breeder.
Experiences
of a Peace Corps Volunteer
The diary of a fisheries volunteer in Sierra Leone.
CropKing
Supplier of greenhouse, hydoponic and aquaculture supplies.
Living Waters Tilapia Farm --
lwtf@datasync.com
Tilapia breeder in Mississippi.
Maintained by: Kevin Fitzsimmons -- kevfitz@ag.arizona.edu
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