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The role of fish hatchery is to produce healthy and high quality fry or fingerlings in sufficient numbers according to the operation plan of the hatchery. Therefore and in reference to the “compensatory growth” phenomenon in fish, hatcheries are not supposed to produce large-size fingerlinger on the cost of their number (unless economically justified). In grow-out on fish farms, hatchery-produced normal\u00a0size fry or fingerlingrlings are expected to show exceptional grow rate\u00a0compared to their larger-size counterparts of fingerlings and\u00a0over time, the will be able to make up the deficit in average weight and hence minimizing initial benifit of\u00a0producing unnecessarily large-size fingerlings on the cost of larger\u00a0numbers of healthy even\u00a0smaller size fingerlings.<\/span><\/p>\n

[important]Compensatory growth<\/a>[\/important]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The role of fish hatchery is to produce healthy and high quality fry or fingerlings in sufficient numbers according to the operation plan of the hatchery. Therefore and in reference to the “compensatory growth” phenomenon in fish, hatcheries are not supposed to produce large-size fingerlinger on the cost of their number (unless economically justified). In … <\/p>\n

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