Requirements for Natural Fish Raising

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Sismondo, Rolyn Jane S.

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Requirements for Natural Fish RaisingOnline version True/false statements about waste by Sismondo, Rolyn Jane S. 1 Fish culture is the practice of raising fish under proper care Yes No 2 Tilapia is commonly raised in freshwater Yes No 3 Bangus grows best only in freshwater Yes No 4 A nursery pond is used to raise fry or baby fish. Yes No 5 Crabs and shrimp are examples of crustaceans Yes No 6 Intensive fish culture requires only a small financial investment Yes No 7 Extensive fish culture usually depends on natural food Yes No 8 A main dike surrounds the entire fish pond Yes No 9 Gates are used to control the flow of water in a fish farm Yes No 10 Fish conservation means protecting fish and aquatic resources Yes No 11 Marine water contains very little salt Yes No 12 Tilapia is an example of an omnivorous fish. Yes No 13 Plankton serves as food for many young fish. Yes No 14 The Philippines is more suitable for raising cold-water fish like salmon. Yes No 15 Fish farming can provide food, jobs, and income. Yes No 16 An artificial pond is formed naturally by rain and land depressions Yes No 17 A predator is an animal that hunts and eats other animals. Yes No 18 The water supply canal distributes water to different pond compartments. (YES) Yes No 19 A catching pond is where parent fish lay eggs. Yes No 20 h farming helps provide food and supports the local economy. Yes No

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Requirements for Natural Fish Raising

Yes or No

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Requirements for Natural Fish RaisingOnline version

by Sismondo, Rolyn Jane S.

Fish culture is the practice of raising fish under proper care

Tilapia is commonly raised in freshwater

Bangus grows best only in freshwater

A nursery pond is used to raise fry or baby fish.

Crabs and shrimp are examples of crustaceans

Intensive fish culture requires only a small financial investment

Extensive fish culture usually depends on natural food

A main dike surrounds the entire fish pond

Gates are used to control the flow of water in a fish farm

Fish conservation means protecting fish and aquatic resources

Marine water contains very little salt

Tilapia is an example of an omnivorous fish.

Plankton serves as food for many young fish.

The Philippines is more suitable for raising cold-water fish like salmon.

Fish farming can provide food, jobs, and income.

An artificial pond is formed naturally by rain and land depressions

A predator is an animal that hunts and eats other animals.

The water supply canal distributes water to different pond compartments. (YES)

A catching pond is where parent fish lay eggs.

h farming helps provide food and supports the local economy.