An experiment in the integrated poultry and fish farming system was conducted during the year 2020. Nile tilapia fish was chosen because it is one of the most important freshwater fish and is widely farmed in many countries of the world. Three treatments were used: Artificial diet 27% crude protein (T₁) (the control treatment), 50% artificial feed (T₂) and chickens' droppings only (T₃). The survival rate of the fish under this system was 90.0%, 85.0% and 75.0% in treatments T1, T2 and T3, respectively. While, the respective average weight of individual fish was 116.5±4.5 g, 77.5±6.3g and 60.8±5.1g. The result of fish production per cubic meter was high, reaching 2.1 kg/m³ for control; 1.5 kg/m³ for T₂ and 0.77 kg/m³ for T₃. Fish fed on a complete artificial diet (T₁) had better growth in terms of weight gain, followed by fish fed on 50% artificial feed and those fed on chicken droppings only. Length-weight relationship with respect to feed with different culture systems were estimated to be W= 0. 0244*TL^2.927, W=0.0337*TL^2.791 and W=0.0396*TL^2.7069 for fish of T₁, T₂ and T₃, respectively. The average Condition coefficient of fish under the single system of production was 2.04. The average Condition coefficient of fish under semi-integrated system and integrated system were 2.01 and 1.94, respectively.