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| Author: | earthbound [ Apr 20th, '15, 08:29 ] |
| Post subject: | Essential reading for fish problems |
Links to documents with essential information about fish health. Silver Perch http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets ... Manual.pdf all comments will be deleted from this thread... Links to specific fish species information only. |
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| Author: | BuiDoi [ Apr 20th, '15, 13:54 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Essential reading for fish problems |
.. SILVER PERCH the above contains information on the diagnosis, treatment & prevention of diseases of the Australian freshwater fish Silver perch (Bidyanus bidyanus). Anatomy Diagnostic techniques Diseases & pathogens Disease problems in purging systems Aquatic plants & fish health Chemical use & legislation Calculations, treatments & dose rates Notifiable fish diseases Links to documents with essential information about TROUT health. TROUT - General Information http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/aquaculture/publications/species-freshwater/trout |
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| Author: | BuiDoi [ Apr 20th, '15, 14:23 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Essential reading for fish problems |
http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/aquaculture/publications/species-freshwater Publications available for Fresh Water Aquaculture at the above site.. that you may not be aware of.. and might spark some interest Ornamental fish update – important information Biological prerequisites for aquaculture Site selection and design Collecting finfish broodstock Stocking fingerlings Stocking fish in farm dams (Primefact 89) Barramundi - aquaculture prospects Barramundi - industry profile Eels - aquaculture prospects Murray cod - aquaculture prospects Murray cod - industry profile Silver perch - aquaculture prospects Silver perch - industry profile Silver perch - breeding Trout farming in NSW Native freshwater fish and crayfish - extensive aquaculture prospects Freshwater crayfish - aquaculture prospects Yabby - aquaculture prospects Yabby - industry profile Yabby - preparation for market Publications for Salt Water aquaculture: http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/aquaculture/publications/species-saltwater Australian Bass, Mulloway, and Yellowtail Kingfish Blue mussel- aquaculture prospects Marine fish- aquaculture prospects Marine fish breeding- research information sheet Prawns - aquaculture prospects Abalone ranching- research information sheet Manual for intensive hatchery production of abalone Scallops- research information sheet .. . |
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| Author: | BuiDoi [ Apr 20th, '15, 14:29 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Essential reading for fish problems |
.. OK Folks - if you know of publications, that normal mortals can read and will help us understand our fish - Keep them coming.. and EB can delete this post when appropriate.. Clearly, that SILVER PERCH document is one of the best for mortals to understand, and it contains ALL the basics for many fish diseases and treatments.. I'm interested because I just slaughtered ALL my fish and I wanted to know why..  .. when I KNEW the water vitals were great..( But no discussions HERE ) .. . |
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| Author: | BuiDoi [ Apr 24th, '15, 11:35 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Essential reading for fish problems |
.. MANUAL FOR RAINBOW TROUT PRODUCTION ON THE FAMILY-OWNED FARM by GEORGE W. KLONTZ, M.S., D.V.M. Professor of Aquaculture Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 83843 http://aqua.ucdavis.edu/databaseroot/pdf/troutman.pdf Now here is an interesting paper on TROUT farming, and around page 38 are some interesting facts of ailments etc.. .. . |
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| Author: | BuiDoi [ Apr 27th, '15, 06:12 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Essential reading for fish problems |
http://www.microponics.net.au/microponics/aquaponics_aquaculture/mythconception-4-removal-of-solid-wastes/ Now this is an interesting find, and one that completely flies in the face of many experienced APers.. Quote: There’s a prevailing belief among some aquaponicists that an additional function of grow beds is to trap and process solid wastes. These solid wastes consist of fish faeces and uneaten food. This belief ignores the fact that a bio-filter functions most effectively when sedimentary solids are removed…….something that every trainee wastewater treatment operator knows. It also flies in the face of advice from leading aquaponics researchers like Dr Wilson Lennard, Dr James Rakocy and Dr Nick Savidov. Presented without opinion. .. . |
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