Not Every Fish Grows The Same: Our Experience On The Farm
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This is a single-author post sharing practical observations about growth variation in fish farming, specifically the phenomenon of slow-growing fish locally called 'Meluge'. The author discusses factors like stocking density, feed distribution, and water quality, then asks the community for their experiences and local terminology for these fish.
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cites specific farm experience and local terminology ('Meluge')details specific operational factors like stocking density and feed distribution
“One thing I learned while working on a fish farm is that not every fish grows at the same rate.”
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“Whenever we noticed too many Meluge in a pond, we knew something was affecting growth performance.”
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“For those involved in fish farming, have you experienced something similar?”
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