Domesticated Trout. How to Breed And Grow Them
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When the keeper approaches to feed them, they will come towards him, or will collect in their accustomed place of eating, if they have not been disturbed ; but if they have been molested they will fly about in all directions, stir up the gravel, reject their food, and act as if they were crazy. This is a bad sign, and when you see it you may know that it means that they have been molested and frightened during the night, prob- ably by minks, herons, or men.
Once a day is sufficiently often to f...eed the large trout. They will keep fat and grow rapidly on one feed a day; but I think they would grow somewhat better if fed oftener and less at a time. There is not much danger of their eating too much. Feed till they decline the food, then stop. They will sometimes take too large pieces, and so choke themselves to death, 10 21 8 DOMESTICATED TROUT.
and they will perhaps eat enough in the excitement of feeding time to feel uncomfortably afterwards ; but they are usually not gluttons enough to gorge them- selves to a fatal repletion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the keeper approaches to feed them, they will come towards him, or will collect in their accustomed place of eating, if they have not been disturbed ; but if they have been molested they will fly about in all directions, stir up the gravel, reject their food, and act as if they were crazy. This is a bad sign, and when you see it you may know that it means that they have been molested and frightened during the night, prob- ably by minks, herons, or men.
Once a day is sufficiently often to f...eed the large trout. They will keep fat and grow rapidly on one feed a day; but I think they would grow somewhat better if fed oftener and less at a time. There is not much danger of their eating too much. Feed till they decline the food, then stop. They will sometimes take too large pieces, and so choke themselves to death, 10 21 8 DOMESTICATED TROUT.
and they will perhaps eat enough in the excitement of feeding time to feel uncomfortably afterwards ; but they are usually not gluttons enough to gorge them- selves to a fatal repletion.
What to read after Domesticated Trout. How to Breed And Grow Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone, Livingston, 1836-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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