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Total productivity can be increased by

rearing non-competitive species together.

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Captive rearing and release example

Population seeding.

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Hydroponic productivity increases because of the nutrients and organic matter supply: ________ is full of nutrients that the plants use.

Fish faeces

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Temperature

Dependant on species, warmer ________ increase growth rates, but decrease oxygen; Increases metabolic reaction rates.

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Water flow

Fish often swim against the flow of water; This is used to get individuals to swim on the same direction, decreasing collisions and disease spread.

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Carnivorous species

________, like salmon, are fed of small oily (like herring) fish which are caught easily.

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stock density

Increased ________ increases the spread of parasites and diseases.

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Herbivorous fish

________ are more likely to find natural food.

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Advantages of aquaculture

High productivity

High food conversion rates (energy ratios)

Herbivorous species feed off naturally growing plant species or crop waste.

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Habitat fragmentation results in

Exposure to predators.

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Dynamite fishing

Stuns fish using shockwaves

Destroys habitats.

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hormone injections

Eggs and milt are collected from mature individuals (sometimes using ________)

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Different net mesh sizes

This can allow juvenile fish to escape nets

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Acoustic deterrent devices

Produces sound waves that repel aquatic species which communicate using echolocation

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Biodegradable fishing equipment

Prevents ghost fishing

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Different hook shapes/sizes

Specially designed to only catch target species

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Decoys

Deter birds from becoming susceptible to ghost fishing.

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Artificial control of abiotic and biotic factors to maximise productivity

High food inputs for carnivorous species

Fish farms

Monoculture

Growth hormones

Small nets

Pesticides

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Introducing a fish to a pond and allowing it to feed on wild food

Maintaining habitats

Protection from predators

Natural food

Pest control species

Decreases disease

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Location

Does the specie thrive in the local abiotic factors

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In some species, it is desirable to have a specific sex

Growth rates

Breed stock

Caviar (Andalucía)

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<p>Spread of disease is controlled using</p>

Spread of disease is controlled using

Circulating water tanks (fish naturally swim against the flow)

Pesticides

Biological control (lump suckers)

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Predation and competition is controlled by

Netting

Bird scarers

Culling of predators

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Temperature

Dependant on species, warmer temperatures increase growth rates, but decrease oxygen

Increases metabolic reaction rates

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Dissolved oxygen

Fish with high oxygen requirements need aerated tanks

Food waste and faecal matter need to be removed

Fish with low oxygen requirements can be kept at greater densities

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Day length

Reproduction is affected by ____________

Some species stop growing when they become sexually mature

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Water flow

Fish often swim against the flow of water

This is used to get individuals to swim on the same direction, decreasing collisions and disease spread

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Hydroponic productivity increases because of the nutrients and organic matter supply

Fish faeces is full of nutrients that the plants use

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Advantages of aquaculture

High productivity

High food conversion rates (energy ratios)

Herbivorous species feed off naturally growing plant species or crop waste

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Disadvantages of aquaculture

Carnivorous species have lower productivity

Carnivorous species are fed off fished species

Some species cannot be raised in captivity

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Environmental impacts that need to be reduced include

Food supply impacts

Habitat loss

Pesticide pollution

Development of antibiotic resistant bacteria

Lice control impacts

Wild gene pool impacts

Introduction of non-indigenous species

Organic waste pollution

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