Natural food and fish feeds
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Abstract
Rearing fry and fingerlings is to nurture 3 or 4-day-old postlarvae, which start to eat food, into fingerlings for stocking in grow-out ponds. It is generally divided into two stages: at the first stage, fry are cultured for 18–25 days to a body length of 3 cm. At the second stage, fry are reared for another 3-5 months to fingerlings with a body length of 8-20 cm. Most of the grow-out ponds are stocked with fingerlings, but sometimes with some two-year-old fingerlings. [Extract]
Suggested Citation
Chawpaknum, C. (2008). Natural food and fish feeds. In Handbook on Community-based Aquaculture for Remote Rural Areas of Southeast Asia (pp. 43-58). Bangkok, Thailand: Secretariat, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center.
Subject
live feeds ; fry ; fingerlings ; growth rate ; digestion ; digestive system ; physiology ; anatomy ; Gutting; fertilizers ; fish ponds ; Chemical fertilizers; organic fertilizers ; Manure; animal nutrition ; proteins ; carbohydrates ; fats ; vitamins ; minerals ; feed composition ; feeds ; South East Asia
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