Clarias Juveniles (6 – 7 cm) | MOQ: 5000 Juveniles

Clarias Juveniles (6 – 7 cm) | MOQ: 5000 Juveniles refer to young individuals of the Clarias genus, commonly known as catfish, specifically referring to the Clarias gariepinus species, also known as African sharp-tooth catfish or African catfish.

The Clarias Juveniles (6–7 cm) are premium-quality young African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) bred to thrive in various aquaculture systems. Known for their rapid growth, adaptability, and resilience, these juveniles are an excellent choice for farmers seeking to optimize production and ensure high survival rates during the grow-out phase.

Key Features of Clarias Juveniles (6 – 7 cm) | MOQ: 5000 Juveniles:

1. Species:
   • Clarias gariepinus, a top-performing African catfish species.
2. Size:
   • Juveniles measure 6–7 cm, the ideal size for stocking into grow-out ponds or tanks.
3. Fast Growth:
   • Well-suited for commercial farming, with a high feed-to-growth efficiency.
4. Adaptability:
   • Tolerant of diverse water conditions and adaptable to various aquaculture systems.
5. Hardy Nature:
   • Strong resistance to environmental stress and common diseases.

Benefits:

1. Faster Grow-Out:
   • Shorter rearing periods with the potential to achieve market size in less time.
2. High Survival Rates:
   • Juveniles are resilient to handling and environmental challenges, ensuring better survival.
3. Economic Efficiency:
   • Reduced mortality rates and improved feed conversion ratios (FCR) lead to higher profitability.
4. Versatility:
   • Performs well in both intensive and semi-intensive farming systems.
5. Consumer Preference:
   • Produces firm, flavorful fish meat that is highly demanded in the market.

Best Practices for Rearing Clarias Juveniles:

1. Stocking Density:
   • Stock juveniles at 10–15 fish per square meter, adjusting for tank or pond size.
2. Feeding Program:
   • Use high-quality commercial feed with 30–35% protein to promote optimal growth.
   • Feed juveniles 2–3 times daily, and monitor feeding response to avoid overfeeding.
3. Water Quality Management:
   • Maintain water parameters for healthy growth:
     • Temperature: 25°C–30°C
     • pH: 6.5–8.5
     • Dissolved Oxygen: Above 4 ppm
   • Ensure regular water exchanges to prevent ammonia buildup.
4. Grading:
   • Periodically grade the juveniles to separate faster growers and prevent cannibalism.
5. Health Care:
   • Monitor for signs of stress or disease, and apply preventive measures like probiotics or vaccines as necessary.

Specifications:

• Size: 6–7 cm
• Weight: 3–6 grams per juvenile
• Stocking Readiness: Suitable for grow-out systems, ponds, and tanks.
• Availability: Year-round with consistent supply.

Why Choose Clarias Juveniles (6–7 cm)?

• Proven Growth Performance: Clarias gariepinus is a reliable species for high-yield fish farming.
• Strong Resilience: Withstands handling and environmental stress, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced farmers.
• High Market Value: Produces fish of excellent quality, ensuring profitable returns.

Habitat:

• Juvenile Clarias catfish are typically found in freshwater habitats such as rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, and flooded areas.
• They prefer habitats with dense vegetation, submerged structures, and adequate hiding places to avoid predators.

At HTS Farms, we supply a wide range of fry and fingerling sizes as well as juveniles. African catfish ( Clarias spp) fingerlings up to 10 grams per piece are transported using our fish transporter and we are capable of transporting any quantity of fish depending on the quantities our customers want.