Sourcing and transporting fingerlings
Marine and Fisheries Technology · Grade 11 · about 40 minutes
Describe where fingerlings come from and how they are transported.
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- 1 practice task with hints and worked answers
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- Types of fish cages
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- Choosing a site: access and navigation
- Parts of a fish cage
- Materials for a fish cage
- Constructing a simple fish cage
- Installing and mooring a fish cage
- A safe installation demonstration
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- Stocking a fish cage
- Monitoring water quality
- Feeding and feed management
- Fish diseases and their control
- Predators and their control
- Record keeping in a fish cage
- Maintaining a fish cage
- Environmental care around a fish cage
- Review of the fish cage node