Goliad, Texas 77963
Fax 361.645.2258
Email goliadfish@goliadfarms.com
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Goliad Farms, INC. | 8497 FM 622 Goliad, Texas 77963 |
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361.645.2252 Fax 361.645.2258 Email goliadfish@goliadfarms.com |
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Goliad Farms, Inc. Goliad Farms is a specialty tropical fish hatchery (click here for information about us). We sell only to tropical fish wholesalers and retailers; educational institutions such as universities and zoos; and non-profit tropical fish clubs for group purchases and/or auctions. When you visit one of our retailers, please ask if they have any of our fish in stock. While we do not sell fish at retail, we do have customers that sell online. Please contact us at goliadfish@goliadfarms.com for information concerning such resellers. Our website is intended for informational and educational purposes only and does not contain any pricing or ordering information. This website provides information about the fish we raise. Inquiries from wholesalers, retailers, educational institutions, and aquarium clubs concerning purchasing fish from us can be addressed to: goliadfish@goliadfarms.com. Goliad Farms spawns and raises all the fish it sells except for, in a few cases, when we purchase specific fish from partners to grow out for sale. For example, we have found that is it more cost-efficient to purchase angels from one of our partners. Angels require distinctively different water conditions for spawning than we can easily supply, so we farm out the spawning to our partner. We then receive the fish for growing out. Even soft water spawners seem to grow better, once the fry are large enough to move, in our hard, alkaline water. Our experiences with this parallel those of the premier Discus breeders such as Jack Wattley, who spawns his fish in soft, acidic water but moves them into harder water for growing out. Below is a sample of fish raised by Goliad Farms. The left photo is a five-month old Blue OB Peacock cichlid male just beginning to color up. The middle photo is mature (ten to twelve months old) male Goldwag Sailfin Molly. The right photo is a mature male Melanotaenia praecox rainbowfish.
Page last modified January 1, 2010.
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