Culture of invertebrates as food organisms for village-level fish hatcheries
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Abstract
A review is presented of some practical methods that may be applied by fish farmers in producing food organisms for fish and prawn hatcheries. Organisms involved in the discussion include Moina, chironomid larvae, mosquito (Culex) larvae and earthworm (Lunbricus).
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Guerrero III, R. D. (1982). Culture of invertebrates as food organisms for village-level fish hatcheries. In Report of the Training Course on Growing Food Organisms for Fish Hatcheries: Tigbauan, Iloilo, Philippines, 3-22 August 1981 (pp. 81–83). Manila, Philippines: South China Sea Fisheries Development and Coordinating Programme.
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