
AquaFlow · Floating cage division
A floating cage sits in water that renews itself. No pump, no water exchange to pay for, and volumes an above-ground pond will never reach. It is our production tool — and the one we install for you.
Why cages
In a pond, water fills with waste and must be replaced — so pumped, so paid for. In a cage on open water, the current does that job continuously and for free.
Enlarging a pond is a construction project. Adding a cage is one more structure on the water. Increasing capacity costs far less per cubic metre.
Feeding, growth checks, nets: running a cage can be learned. We train your staff on our own cages, not on a blackboard.
A cage requires an authorised body of water, enough depth, guarding and protection against theft. We tell you before the study, not after.
Our cages
We do not resell cages: we design them for the body of water in question, we build them, we anchor them, and we operate them.








Production
Tilapia raised in cages on the reservoir, caught, sorted and graded. For a wholesaler, a restaurant or a market, the question is not only price: it is reliability.
We harvest and store continuously. That is what separates a supplier from a neighbour who sells a pond once a year: a restaurant or a wholesaler cannot work with someone who disappears for six months.
Sizes range from single portions to large fish. Tell us the one that suits your customers: the fish served on a plate is not the one sold by the kilo at a stall.
They depend on size, quantity and timing. We prefer to give you an accurate figure on the day you call rather than one written here and wrong the following week.

The cage in 3D
A photograph shows the top of a cage. It shows neither the net, nor its depth, nor the weights, nor the anchoring — in other words everything that decides how sturdy the structure is. Turn it with your finger.
The 3D view loads on wide screens.
A rare offer
Almost nobody offers this. You finance the facility; we design it, build it and run it: feeding, monitoring, harvest, with regular reports. You enter fish farming without having to become a fish farmer overnight — and your staff learn along the way.