What kinds of fish is the best for earning a lot of money ?
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Tilapia is a good food fish to raise. Ornamental fish (like bettas) being in a lot of money as well. Look for University Extension Offices in your area for free information & good workshops. The following publications will help.
949005
ParrotFish is excellent.  Look them up on the web and you'll be able to translate many languages.
974319
go for the 1 who has the most money
950922
I used to keep fish. Goldfish to start with, along with Black Mollys, then got into tropical fish and then a salt water tank. It's a lot of work though, and can take up a lot of space, especially with a bigger tank and the equipment needed for a bigger tank. You want them to have enough space so they're not overcrowded.\n\nGoldfish are pretty easy and there are many ready-to-feed foods (flakes for example) for goldfish in pet stores. Get a book about goldfish (or other fish) or do research on line. Online might be best as the information would likely be more current.\n\nOther examples of "easier" fish and what they eat are:\n\n"GUPPY (Poecillia reticula):\nMiddle America: Prolific breeders. Males are very colorful. Active and peaceful. Livebearer.\nFoods: Flake Food. \n\nBLACK MOLLY (Poecillia sphenops):\nMexico to Venezuela: Suitable for beginners. Active, peaceful, eat algae. Prefers hard water. For propagation, breeding traps are recommended. Livebearer.\nFoods: Flake Food. \n\nSWORDTAIL (Xiphophorus helleri):\nMexico, Guatemala: Easy to maintain, but prospers only with varied diet. Livebearer.\nFoods: Flake Food, Color Food, BloodWorms. \n\nPLATY (Xiphophorus macalatus):\nMexico, Guatemala: Essential for beginners. Brings life and color to the aquarium. Livebearer.\nFoods: Flake Food, Color Food, BloodWorms. \n\nPEPPERED CATFISH (Corydoras paleatus):\nMiddle Amazon: Peaceful, charming bottom dweller. Feels more comfortable in an aquarium with small gravel or fine sand. Will clean up leftover food from the bottom. Scavenger.\nFoods: Tablets, Granules. \n\nSUCKERMOUTH (Plecostomus punctatus):\nAmazon: Peaceful bottom dweller. Prefers to eat at night, therefore, add one Tablet per large fish before turning off the lights. Scavenger.\nFoods: Tablets, Granules."\n\n-- http://home.ivillage.com/pets/birdssmallpets/0,,30n7,00.html
840964
Just came back, You can catch sea trout( look for the long underwater grass and throw out a live shrimp) snook, black drum, sheeps head, redfish, the list goes on. Jack are fun as well as ladyfish. If ur lucky u might get a tarpon!
855425
Fishing. The Grand Banks were the richest fishing grounds in the world at that time.\n\nThe settlers wiped out the Beothucks, which sort of wrecked their economy. Not that they really had one -- they were hunter/gatherers.
827023
Check e-Bay, they do have many fishing items. I sold a fly rod on there myself before.
868907
If you want healthy I'd go for sushi. Doesn't have to be with raw fish but cucumber, carots or any other vegetable. Plus it's cheap to buy, easy to make and you can decide how large or small the portions should be.
1174373
get A LOT of money...
653702
no money cheats. you have to breed fish to make a magic fish and then sell it to make money. but there are lots of cheats on how to breed the magic fish. if ure tired to wait for it to grow up, u can set your pc clock 2 hours advance after u impregnated the fish.
762790
You should use feeding frenzy chum i don't go salt fishing without it!!!!!!\n\n                 feedingfrenzychum.com
403643
It really depends on what you are fishing for. Corn is great for carp. Chicken livers are great for catfish. For large game fish (such as bass, pike, pickerel, etc) I find that anything small will be picked off by armies of panfish. For those I prefer shinners (roughly 2+ inches). The larger the shinner the fewer (yet larger) fish you will land.\n\nFor trout, mealworms (I think they are the same as waxworms) are killer. As they are for perch and crappie.\n\nFor saltwater.... I dunno.
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I will tell you.....your can spend a lot of money on fancy knives and such....I have used several kinds of knives......and the easiest one to use that I have found is a 15 dollar fillet knife I got at wal-mart in the fishing section.....I use my larger hunting knife to help quater and skin but that fillet knife is the best for boning and cutting up the meat.....at least for me....
1173105
If you want to make money out of it go for one of the following:\n\nRussian\nChinese\nArabic\nJapanese\nPolish\nCroatian\nSwedish\nNorwegian\nDanish\n\nThey are all highly required on the market and not many have them active at a professional level
618093
Go get a zebco rod and reel combo, preferably a 33 classic.  thats the best to start with. Then it depends on what fish you are trying to catch. If your in the south and trying to catch crappie or bass, get you a spinnig jig like a roadrunner.Also try live bait like minnows.  you can also catch bass on a plastic worm. If you want to catch some catfish, get some chicken livers(gross) they work magic. If your up north and want to catch pike or other stuff like that, I can't help you.
114022
Much depends on where u r located. Some countries are more pro-aquaculture and can help out a lot. Also look at if u are doing for your local market or for export. I did a little study a while back but later abandon the idea as the risk is quite high altho the returns can be pretty good. also the costing for food and other necessities are too high and not commercially available.\nU might want to try looking into prawn / prawn fry breeding.\ngood luck
707253
Find a good job is the best way. Unless you have money to put into the stock market. Otherwise it's hard to make money without spending a little.