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CONTL,NTSXIIIAppendix B: Ammonia Ionization 378Appendix C: Volumes and Capacities of Circular Tanks 383Appendix D: Use of Weirs to Measure Flow 384Appendix E: <strong>Hatchery</strong> Codes for Designating <strong>Fish</strong> Lots 387Appendix F: Nutritional Diseases and Diet Formulations 390Appendix G:Chemical Treatments: Calculations and Constant FlowDelivery 401Appendix H: Drug Coatings for Feed Pellets 405Appendix I: Length-Weight Tables 406Glossary 469Index 503
Page 2 and 3: FishHatcheryManagement
Page 4 and 5: FishHatcheryManagementRobert G. Pip
Page 6 and 7: ContentsPreface xaAbbreviations Use
Page 8 and 9: CONTENTSViiBluegill 76Channel Catfi
Page 10 and 11: coNTEN't SlxMontana Hatching Box |
Page 12 and 13: CONI'ENI'SElimination of Fish 284Pr
Page 16 and 17: PrefaceThe most recent Fish Cultura
Page 18: Pl{lllf ACllxviiDavid W. McDaniel;
Page 21 and 22: XXFISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTGVWHCGIi.
Page 23 and 24: IiISH HA I'CItI]I{\' N'I,\NA(;I.]NI
Page 26 and 27: 1Hatch.ry RequirementsThe efficient
Page 28 and 29: HATCHERY RDqUIREMENTS5101520Water t
Page 30 and 31: HATCHERY REQUIREMENTSFIGURE 3. Elec
Page 32 and 33: HAI'CHERY REqUTREMENTSITheoreticall
Page 34 and 35: HATCHITRYREQUTREME,NTS1llesser the
Page 36 and 37: HAI CHF],RY RFTQIJIRLMEN I Sl3Heauy
Page 38 and 39: HATCHERY REqL. TRL,NIENTSl5TABLE 2.
Page 40 and 41: HAICHERYREQUTREMENTSl7control gener
Page 42 and 43: HA'l CHllRY RE(2U IREMIrNl Sthan hy
Page 44 and 45: HA'I CHITRY l{llQlllRllNrl.Nl S 21,
Page 46 and 47: HATCHERY REQLIIREN,TINTSWASTE WATER
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Page 50 and 51: HATCHL,RY REQUIREMENTSTABLE 3. pot-
Page 52 and 53: HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS 29Sedimentati
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HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS4lFIGURE 16.Cr
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HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS 43Tent.n 5. A
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HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS 45galvanized
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HA'TCHERY REqUTREMENTS 47vertical t
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HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS 49FIGURE 22.
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HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS 51Table 6 sum
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lA',r'cHERY RL,QL]TREMF,Nl S 53l)is
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HATCHERY REQUIREMENTS 553,000,000 f
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HATCHERY REqUIREMENTS 57and J. H. T
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HA'TCHERY REqUIREMENTS 59Srl:l:ctt,
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HA'|CHERY OPERATIONS6Iratio than a
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HATCHERYOI'ERATIONS 63Let us assume
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HAl'CHERY OPERATIONS 65=JL=UF=zEz.J
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HAI'CHERY OPERATIONS 67regulated by
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HA'TCHERY OPERATIONS 69Tasle 8. FLO
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS7ITasr-E 9. Dlss
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS7'.]in Figure 28
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HAI'CHERY OPL,RATIONS 7 5Warmwater
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HATCHERY OPERATIONSsupplemental fee
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HATCHERY OPE,RATIONS 79should be ma
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS8IThe pilot-unit
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HATCHERY OPERATTONShowever, fish ov
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 85FIGURE 32. A
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 87surface and 9
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HATCHERY OPERATIONSMost fish diseas
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HA'|CHERY OPERAI'IONS9IScreensVario
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 93a soft-water
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 95UPPLY LIN EBO
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HATCHERI OPF-RATIO\S 97TABLE I l.co
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HAl'CHERY OPERAl'IONSTABLE13.s()L.l
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 101The form of
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 103selected. Co
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HA'I'CHERY OPERAI'IONS 105may be da
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HA I CHlll{Y ()PliRAl'l()N..S 107At
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HAl'CHERY OPERATIONS 109vulnerable
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HATCHERYOPERATIONSIllTABLE 15. AMOU
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HATCHERY OPERATIONSWA'fER I,OSSWate
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HATCHERYOPERATIONS 115Water(l) Volu
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HATCHERY OPERATIONSt17Lot History P
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 119LOT HISTORY
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 121Column //: R
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 123FIGURE 41. T
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HATCHERy opERA noNs 125POND RECORDY
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 127BRr,,rN, R6s
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HATCHERY OPERATIONS 129-, K!.Ri\'1t
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Broodstock, Spawning,and Egg Handli
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N U'I'R I1'l ON AN l) I L,EDI N..GH
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N U'fRI'fI()N AND }EEDING 211rate,
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NU f RIIIUN AND FI,EIJINC2I3their f
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NUTRIl'ION AND FEEDING 215growth th
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NU'I'RITION AND F[L,DINGbeneficial
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NUTRITION AND FEEDINC2t9creased. In
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N U'I'RITION AND FEEDING22rfor the
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N U]'RITION AND T'EI]I)INC 223FIGUR
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Nt'f RIl l()N AN-l) IEl]l)lN.-(;'22
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N UTRITION. AN D }.EEDING 227The av
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NU'IRITION AND I'E,EDING 229a 3-mon
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NU'I'RITION AND FEEDING 231Trace mi
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NUTRI'I'ION AND FIEDING 233Other su
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N T'TRIl-I()N AND FEEDING 235The ma
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NUTRITION AND FEEDING 2371.",if:3*
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NUTRITION AND FEEDINGthat the fish
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NL]'fRI'I'ION AND FEEDING24IGIVENAS
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N.UTRII'ION AND FEF,DING'213MONIDS
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NUTRITION AND FEEDING 245The proper
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NUTRITION AND FEEDING 247'f1^srF. 2
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NU]'RITION AND FEEDINGis distribute
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NUTRITION AND FEEDINC 251high-quali
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NUTRITION AND I'E,EDINGearthen pond
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NUTRITION AND FEEDING 255the trough
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NUTRITION AND FEEDING 257TABLE 32.S
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NUTRITION AND T'EEDING 259TABLE 35.
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NUTRITION AND FEEDING 261HAl.\'ftR,
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Fish Health ManagementControl of di
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 265distribut
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FISH HEALTH MANACEMENT 267TABLE 36.
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 269organisms
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 271seconds,
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FISH HL,ALTH MANAGEMEN'I' 273The me
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FISH HEALTH MANACEMENl 275and Drug
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.ISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 277aquatic e
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENl 279Hyamine 3
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 281For the t
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 283lice, and
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FISH HEAL'IH MANAGEMENTDECONTAMINA'
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 287against i
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENTThe mass inoc
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 291broad in
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]ISH HEALTH IVIANAGEMENT 293when fi
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 295VIRAL HEM
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FISH HE,AL'I'H MANAGEMEN'Iisolation
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 299Infected
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FISH HEAI,TH MANAGEMEN 301flared op
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FISH HEAI-TH MANAGHMI]N'I 30:lof th
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 305contamina
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 307Aeromonas
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENTaround the mo
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FISH IIEALTH N'IANAGEN'IEN13l lboil
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 313FIcunn 85
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 315wet gill
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT3r7Frcuns 88.
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 319results o
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 321Trichodin
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FISH HEAL'I'H MANAGEMENTmacronucleu
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 325All speci
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FISH HEAL'I'H MANAGEMEN'I 327areas
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 329Because t
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 331I2FrcuRE
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I.'ISH HEALI H MANACEMI.NT 333the i
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMEN'I' 335Masoten
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT)ra(i. t.tslt
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F'ISH HEAI,TH MANAGEME,N'I' 33917.
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FISH HE,AI,'IH MANAGEMT]N1 341oxyge
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 343FDL-I5.Bl
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 345ANDERSoN,
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FISH HEALTH MANAGEMENT 347Pluur, J.
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]'RANSPOR'I'A'IION OF LIVE FISHES 3
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TRANSPORTA'I'ION OF LIVL, F'ISHES 3
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TRANSPORI'ATION OF LIVE FISHES 353u
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHESThe fo
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]'RANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHES 357A
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHES 359th
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TRANSPOR'IATION OF LIVE FISHES 361T
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHES 363TA
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Flcuno 112. Plastic bag shipment of
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHESLARGEM
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHES 369Eo
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TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE FISHES37IP11
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AppendixEnglish-Metric andTemperatu
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c()i\"v!lllstoNlAIll.l.s 377T,qst-E
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AMMONIA IONIZATION 37!)sol-tlrl()Ns
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AMMONIA IONIZA'I'ION 381I'EMPERATUR
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Appendix CVolumes and Capacities of
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WEIRSoo\/ooo \l+2"O\-^rv^^TlOLvvLv
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FAppendix I ''Hatch"ry Codes forDes
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HA'I'CHF,RY CODL,5Tesl,n E-2.Two-LE
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NU RI'TIONAL DISEASES AND DIETS 391
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NUTRITIONAL DISEASES AND DIETS 393T
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NU'I'RITIONAL DISEASES AND DIETS 39
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NUTRITIONAL DISEASES AND DIETS 397'
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NUTRITIONAL DISEASES AND DIEl'STasI
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AppendixChemical Treatments:Calcula
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CHEMICAL TREATMENTS 403For ponds, v
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Appendix HDrug Coatings forFeed Pel
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LENGTH,WEIGHT'TABLESTABLE I- I. LEN
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LENG'I'H.WE,IG HT TABLES 413Tasln I
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LENGl'H,WEIGHT TABLL,S 4t7Test-l: I
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LENG'TH.WEIGH'T TABLES423TABLE I-3.
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LENGTH.WEICHT TABLES 425TABLE I-3 C
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LENGTH.WEIGHT TABLES 427TABLE I-3.c
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES 429Tesle I-3.
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES431TABLE I-4. L
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LENGTH-WEIGHTTABLES 433TABLE I-4. c
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LENGTH-WEIGH'T TABLES 437TasI-E I-4
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TABLE I-5LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES 439LE
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LENGTH-WEIGH'I' TABLES 441TesI-E I-
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LENCTH-WEIGHT TABLES 443TABLE I-5.
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES 445TABLE I-5.c
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES 447TABLE I-6.
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES 449Tesln I-6.c
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LENGTH.WEIGHT TABLES 451Tanlr, I-6.
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LENG'|H-WEIGHT TABLES 453Tenln I-6.
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LENGTH.WEIGHT TABLES 455TABLE I-7.
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LENG'TH,WEIGHT'I'ABLES 457Tesr-E I-
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LENGTH.WEIGHT 1'ABLES 459TABLE I-7.
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES461TasI,r I-8.
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LENGTH-WEIGHT TABLES 463TABLE I-8.
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LENGTH,WEIGHT 1'ABLES 465TABLE I-8.
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LENGTH WEIGHT TABLES 467TABLE I-8.
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470 FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTAcute T
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472 FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTAscites
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474 FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTBlue sl
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476 FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMEN.I.Cilia
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478 FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTDentary
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480 FISH HA'TCHERY MANAGEMENTEsopha
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482 FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTFungusD
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484 FISH HA.TCHERY MANAGEMENTHemato
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486 FISH HATcHERY MANAGEMENTInocula
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488 FISH HAT(-IIF.R]' MANAGLMLN IMe
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FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENTOcean Ranch
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GLOSSARY 491Pantothenic Acid One of
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GLOSSARY 493Portal of ExitThe pathw
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GLOSSARYbicarbonate, carbonate, sul
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GLOSSARY 497SpermatozoonA male repr
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GLOSSARY 499Total Solids All of the
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GLOSSARY 501Water HardeningProcess
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504 FISH I{A'TCHERY MANACFT,MEN TBa
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I,' ISH HA'f CH E,IIY N'I ANAGI]M I
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508 !'tsH HA't cH[,Ry NIANAc;F]MltN
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510 FISH HATcIIERY MANAGFIM!lN l'Ma
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512 FISH HATCHL,RY ISalmon lcontinu
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