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Pla Duk Stocking densities

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I was wandering what the suggested stocking densities are for growing pla duk.

its likely around 2-3 per 1x1meter of surface area, it depends also what size you will harvest and water quality. I raise Tilapia, pla grai, pla ret, absolutely do not want catfish of any kind.

But if your pond is big enough (2rai+) look into raising Pla Book/Mekhong Catfish




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After doing a bit of reading the suggested stocking densities was 10,000 per 400m2 x 1.5m deep. I have 5 ponds so I was just trying out different kinds of fish. I havent yet got my ponds set up with the proper aeration so I thought pla duk would be a good one for now. 

  • 6 months later...

Problem maybe encouter with the Russian catfish and other commercial varieties is that will be invasive and difficult to remove unless you can completely dry and lye (or other chemical I may be mistaken) your ponds.

Tilapia is same problem so why you can get sexed fish, which also increases the size of stock.

Pla Chon, Pla Grai, and Pla Red is top export quality currently for first world countries.


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