Backyard Aquaponics
A place to discuss aquaponics

Hi,

I'm pretty fussy when it comes to fish, so long as they aren't boney then I'm happy!

Can anyone suggest any good fleshy fish to grow in WA, with minimal bones? If not I'll just have to go back to my mums and get her to take the bones out for me

Trout have lots of really fine bones but if you bake or smoke them whole you can usually just flip the flesh up away from the body leaving all the bones behind attached to the spine.

The bones are well sized in SPs and barramundi

Grow tabbies,marron or gilgies, they only have one bone, right around the outside! And they taste better than fish too

Oops, I meant yabbies, cat lovers please forgive. Bloody spell checker

Close call john... I was about to call the RSPCA!

Although there are plenty of tabbies about...

no need to grow any more

When I was reading your original post I was wondering about you Ausies. Lol just kidding.

Guessing tabbies have lots of small bones.
Seriously, my wife found her way around a whole trout tonight and she is hopless with fish. So trout are easy to bone after cooking, as the bones stick well to the backbone when peeling the flesh off.



*moderated - charlie*

The tabbies are just the bait fo the marron, you don't actually eat them.

Wow, now I wish I had seen your correction before hunting down my kitten ... tasty though

johns breeding stock

Apparently johns great great grandfather was also into aquaponics

where did u find this pic