The attractant effection of betaine on tilapia

Betaine, chemical  name is trimethylglycine,  an organic base naturally present in the bodies of animals and plants. It has strong water solubility and biological activity, and  diffuse into the water quickly, attracting the attention of fish and enhancing the attractiveness of fishing bait.

Research shown that betaine can increase the feeding desire of fish effectively, reduce their alertness, and increase the likelihood of biting hooks.

In addition, the usage method of betaine is also an important factor affecting its effectiveness. It can be added to the bait or mixed with other fish attractants directly  to enhance the fish lure effect. Adjusting the dosage of betaine according to different fish species and fishing grounds to achieve the best fish attraction effect.

Specifically for tilapia, betaine has shown positive effects in both aquaculture and fishing applications.
In terms of aquaculture, betaine can replace choline in feed, promote the growth of tilapia, improve feed conversion rate, and reduce mortality rate.
In fishing applications, betaine attracts fish through a special taste, and tilapia has a positive response to betaine, which can significantly improve the success rate of fishing.
In addition, betaine also has anti stress effects, which can maintain the nutritional intake of tilapia under disease or stress conditions, alleviate certain conditions or stress reactions, and improve survival rates.

In conclusion, Betaine has a significant effect on attracting tilapia, not only promoting its growth and improving feed conversion rate, but also enhancing its attractiveness during fishing.

It is an effective additive in aquaculture and fishing activities.