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They are extensively farmed now. The challenge was to stop them eating each other, but it turns out that keeping them under intense lights stops that. The prob
by sgt101 7y ago
They are extensively farmed now. The challenge was to stop them eating each other, but it turns out that keeping them under intense lights stops that.
The problem is that they need to be fed with other fish.... and the pollution is vile.
- pvaldes 7y agoI can be outdated, but extensively could mean maybe 90% wild, 10% cultured.