Searle Aquaculture in Palmers Island, New South Wales, Australia | Pet service

Searle Aquaculture

Locality: Palmers Island, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 428 110 698

Address: 255 School Road 2463 Palmers Island, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.searleaquaculture.com

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24.01.2022 Must be warming up. There was a helper in one of my tanks. I had to help it out though as the side of the tank was too slippery.

21.01.2022 Silver Perch and Australian Bass fingerlings for stocking your farm dam, aquaponics system or aquaculture tank available for immediate delivery. Silver Perch 4cm $160/hundred, Australian Bass 5-7cm $310/hundred. Smaller orders also welcome. Fish feeds in a range of pellet sizes $9/kg. Courier delivery to all major towns in Northern Rivers $25/hundred. To enquire call Glen 0428 110 698. Check out our website. www.searleaquaculture.com/

20.01.2022 Take a look down my microscope. These Australian Bass eggs are about 40 hours after fertilisation and are just 4 or 5 hours away from hatching. In another hour or so their tiny hearts will start beating and they start to wriggle inside the egg. When they hatch they are just 3mm long and almost transparent. Very cute.

19.01.2022 Australian Bass ready for spawning 36 hours after hormone injection. One female, 3 males.

16.01.2022 Australian Bass eggs scooped from the spawning tank.

08.01.2022 Check out some hatchery action. Usually the Bass spawn in the tank 36 hours after hormone injection. The eggs are fertilised by the male at the time of spawning. Then we gently scoop the eggs from the tank count them and transfer them into incubation tanks for hatching.

07.01.2022 We have Australian Bass and Silver Perch fingerlings available right now in a range of sizes

06.01.2022 Some 10cm Silver Perch from Searle Aquaculture

04.01.2022 Hatchery action part 2 if the Bass don't spawn naturally in the tank we need to provide some assistance. Female and male Bass are anaesthetised and the milt from the male and the eggs from the female are gently stripped into a small amount of water where fertilisation takes place immediately. The eggs are then counted into the incubator tanks for hatching.

03.01.2022 Counting Australian Bass eggs. 50,000 per tea strainer.