Fish Hatching And Fish Catching
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We use, ordinarily, the common milk cans, and have found them to answer. The water is aerated when fresh cannot be got by being poured from one bucket to an- other, held some distance apart. The older the fish, the more frequent changes of water they will need. In or- der to do this when traveling by railroad the water is drawn off by the syphon ; make a tube 2-J inches in diameter as long as the can, cover the bottom and 6 inches up the tube with wire lining and put the syphon in it when the w...ater is drawn off. Draw the water as low as is safe, just before reaching the station, when fresh water can be turned in from the pump, or drawn from a hydrant. A milk can will hold about 7, 000 whitefish fry, or 5, 000 brook-trout fry, or 4, 000 salmon-trout fry, according to the length of the journey and opportunities of changing the water. They will carry only about fifteen full grown fish of any species.
v All fish should be deposited as near the head of a lake as possible, that they may not go into the outlet before they become familiar with the waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We use, ordinarily, the common milk cans, and have found them to answer. The water is aerated when fresh cannot be got by being poured from one bucket to an- other, held some distance apart. The older the fish, the more frequent changes of water they will need. In or- der to do this when traveling by railroad the water is drawn off by the syphon ; make a tube 2-J inches in diameter as long as the can, cover the bottom and 6 inches up the tube with wire lining and put the syphon in it when the w...ater is drawn off. Draw the water as low as is safe, just before reaching the station, when fresh water can be turned in from the pump, or drawn from a hydrant. A milk can will hold about 7, 000 whitefish fry, or 5, 000 brook-trout fry, or 4, 000 salmon-trout fry, according to the length of the journey and opportunities of changing the water. They will carry only about fifteen full grown fish of any species.
v All fish should be deposited as near the head of a lake as possible, that they may not go into the outlet before they become familiar with the waters.
What to read after Fish Hatching And Fish Catching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Barnwell Roosevelt to read onlineMoreLess
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