Selling and buying of fish as a more lucrative business.
Hello Hive
Fishing and fish consumption is not appreciated by many. People are more used to meat and poultry products.
Alot of people eat chicken and eggs but I know of a few sum who do not eat fish at all.
My blood sis finds the smell of fish nauseating and wouldn't even go near a pot of fish but I guess the smell of fish depends on the kind of fish.
Here is one of the types of fish I find very welcoming.
The cat fish is fleshy and with enough spices you can enjoy a plate of this.
Selling of fish is now becoming a lucrative business and instead of the regular search for fish with hooks and net in big water we now have people farm fish in small ponds at home. More like having a poultry or garden, you can grow and harvest fish. Our big water no longer contain enough of these to go round.
Most probably due to water contamination that has affected the water life.
I have had @femcy-willy who is also a fish farmer grow and harvest some fish from his pond here .
I really do not know a thing about growing fish, the only fish I know is the one readily available on our dinner table 😁
What's your take on fish and would you prefer fish to either beef or dairy products?
Happy harvesting fish, cultivating this types of fish,if Indonesia it is called "Lele",this is strong against nature and has a lot of protein,like post,thank you.
Yeah, and some protein will do us real good. Thanks for stopping by.
I eat fish a lot less than chicken and eggs, but not because I do not like it, but because it is much more expensive. At least in my country (in Hungary).
Oh wow, such alternative is good.
That means cost of living in Hungary might be just be high
I love fish! I love all seafood, including crabs, lobster and anything that swims for a living. There is something about the taste of fish that makes some people ill, but, most that were raised with it like it as a meat alternative. I would rather eat fish than beef or poultry, but, I like it all! :)
I would love to hear another time about the pollution problem with fish. I find the fish farming interesting. Nice post.
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Here goes another lover of sea food.
I just wonder how crabs and lobster will taste. I thought crabs will be crunchy by the look of it.
No, the meat is soft and sweet! Both crabs and lobster. Scallops, clams, crayfish,fish, I love it all!