If tilapia is a bottom feeder how it kosher?
The concept of a fish being a "bottom feeder" is not a kosher consideration.
Here's why:
* Kosher Laws Focus on Fins and Scales: Jewish dietary laws (Kashrut) only specify that a fish must have fins and scales to be considered kosher. This is the defining characteristic, not where it lives or what it eats.
* Tilapia Meets the Criteria: Tilapia has both fins and scales, making it kosher according to Jewish law.
Therefore, the fact that tilapia might be a bottom feeder doesn't affect its kosher status.
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