Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus, Linnaeus) Production in Abandoned Mine Quarrying Marshland
Keywords:
Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus, Linnaeus), Mine Quarrying, MarshlandAbstract
The current study aimed to determine the development of a Resilient and Sustainable Tilapia (Oreochromis nilticus, L) Production in Abandoned Mine Quarrying Marshland. The study used the experimental research design of assessing the yield of Tilapia cultured in a fixed fish net cage enclosure measuring 5m x 5m x 2m, which had been installed in an abandoned mine quarried marshland or excavated lagoon that was stocked with 1000 fingerlings per unit of the fishnet cage at a stocking rate of 20 fingerlings/m3. The study was conducted in Tolosa, leyte. For the salient findings of the study, the tilapia production in abandoned mine quarried marshland areas had significant differences compared to Tilapia production in ponds given that there were only four important variables or parameters out of six environmental physical, biological, and chemical parameters monitored in this study. So, the four environmental physical, biological, and chemical parameters of Tilapia Production in quarry marshland such as temperature, supplemental feeding, total dissolved solids, and dissolved oxygen must be given more attention during the actual production to get the expected yield and economical rate of return. The feeding or supplemental feeding had a significant positive effect on tilapia production; hence, this must be closely monitored to ensure higher yield.
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