A compelling argument for fish farming.Every person, when deciding whether to engage in it or not, relies on compelling arguments that are based on prior knowledge, life experience, and sometimes it relies only on some emotions, on a mirage that we see, but do not understand where it comes from, but we like to see what we see and fish farming is one of them.

Sometimes people want to show other people and themselves that they are stronger and more resourceful than they really are, and probably because of this, some of their ventures turn into fiascos for them.It is difficult to protect yourself where you consider yourself the strongest and your vigilance is dulled under the power of excessive self-esteem.

Continuing the topic related to breeding and raising fish in any body of water, be it an aquarium, a hole dug in the garden filled with water, a pond with koi carp, or a rented lake, it is worth talking about very similar, but sometimes very different concepts, such as a fisherman and a fish farmer.

Modesty is an excellent human quality if he knows how to be modest and be content with little and be grateful to God for the little he has.But sometimes, modesty is differentiated by people, turns inside out, or somehow transforms and jumps like bubbles of hot oil in a frying pan when a drop of water gets there.

I touched on an interesting topic for me personally from the area of ​​what can be attributed to agriculture, which can become part of the life of a person who decided to settle far from the city and start receiving the fruit of the labor of his hands.

Lord of the seas.It has long been believed that whoever rules the sea, or the river, as an artery, rules the world, because he can set his own rules and be calm about his tomorrow, because the sea and other bodies of water are essentially an inexhaustible source of resources.