A GREEN tilapia fillet! Radioactive?

Wow. Thank you OP. What on earth?

Would you please post another pic, with the green one next to others from the pack that are a normal color?? Please, pretty please?

Tilapia are farm raised in 3rd world Asian waters where industrial chemicals and sewage are regularly dumped. Avoid eating this fish at all costs.

Suggest you watch this OP.
...you will NEVER eat that crap again.

Hahaha. Too late.

Yeah, we ate them... Not the green one though.

I did see on the package "product of China." And I still ate it.

Ugh

thats funky looking for sure!

i bet it had an accidental dose of extra concentrated preservative

Hell ya that stuffs radioactive. Eat it you'll get superpowers.

I would not eat that on a train, I would not eat that on a plane.... :O

Pretty harmless IMHO but check link

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Would you eat it on a bus? or with a stranger whose name is gus?

Avoiding tilapia is must....I rather eat a bag of pus.....

You have to ask the fish guy for Gulf of Mexico Tilapia. I had to do that, and now they have loads of the fresh from the Gulf tilapia.

Do a taste, chew, smell test. One from China or Indonesia compared to one from the Gulf. Such a difference.

If it's prepackaged, it's suspect. Read the labels.

red fish blue fish ......

Wait ....the tilapia fish eat human waste at the water treatment plant...and then we eat the fish? Never again...

They are not fed human waste. The tilapia are using the waste from the striped bass.

I have heard horror stories of people putting chicken and cow waste on their vegetables and fruits also. It boggles the mind what some people will try and get away with.


Just look at the disgusting way these fish are raised.

Ewwwwwww......


That's nasty looking.


Could be some sort of algae.


I would not eat that, though.

I will NOT eat tilapia again!

UGH what the hell can we eat?

I think I may just make my own food from this point forward.

No the color does not indicate radioactivity, when radioactivity is visible it is either red (thermal) or blue (Cherenkov emissions)