Amateur Fish Culture
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The food should be introduced in small quantities at a time, and if theamateur has several boxes he should put a little food into each insuccession, coming back to the first when he has put some into the last, repeating this operation at least half a dozen times. The less he putsin at each time, and the oftener he does it, the better. The ideal planwould be to put a very small quantity of food in each time, and to go ondoing this at intervals of from five to ten minutes all day.
Livingstone Sto...ne says, "You need not be afraid of the young fry'seating too much. " And again, "I never knew any healthy young fry of minedecline eating but once, and then I had fed them incessantly for twohours, at the end of which time they gave up, beaten. " Personally, Ihave found no limit to the time that the fry will continue feeding. Ihave kept on putting small quantities of food into a rearing box for awhole afternoon, and I was tired of feeding before the fry were tired ofeating. My reader will infer from this that I believe that the frycannot be over-fed, and this is to a certain extent true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The food should be introduced in small quantities at a time, and if theamateur has several boxes he should put a little food into each insuccession, coming back to the first when he has put some into the last, repeating this operation at least half a dozen times. The less he putsin at each time, and the oftener he does it, the better. The ideal planwould be to put a very small quantity of food in each time, and to go ondoing this at intervals of from five to ten minutes all day.
Livingstone Sto...ne says, "You need not be afraid of the young fry'seating too much. " And again, "I never knew any healthy young fry of minedecline eating but once, and then I had fed them incessantly for twohours, at the end of which time they gave up, beaten. " Personally, Ihave found no limit to the time that the fry will continue feeding. Ihave kept on putting small quantities of food into a rearing box for awhole afternoon, and I was tired of feeding before the fry were tired ofeating. My reader will infer from this that I believe that the frycannot be over-fed, and this is to a certain extent true.
What to read after Amateur Fish Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker Charles Edward - to read onlineMoreLess
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