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Spring water is best, since it is not subject to pollution and flood variation. While the side pools described above can sometimes be made into satisfactory rearing stations for large numbers of fish, they are ordinarily not adapted to the crowding and forcing of a rearing station.
The station should be so located that regular feeding and attention can be given to the fish. Associations which are now operating rearing stations find it convenient to engage someone living nearby as caretaker. Vol...unteer labor for this purpose is ordinarily not to be advised, as the large number of fish that must be reared in such pools to justify their installation makes regular and responsible attention of much importance. The fish that are confined in rearing stations are subject to any of the diseases and accidents that are liable to occur among hatchery reared fish, and they should accordingly be closely watched. The more the caretaker knows of or can learn about fish culture, the more successful will be the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spring water is best, since it is not subject to pollution and flood variation. While the side pools described above can sometimes be made into satisfactory rearing stations for large numbers of fish, they are ordinarily not adapted to the crowding and forcing of a rearing station.
The station should be so located that regular feeding and attention can be given to the fish. Associations which are now operating rearing stations find it convenient to engage someone living nearby as caretaker. Vol...unteer labor for this purpose is ordinarily not to be advised, as the large number of fish that must be reared in such pools to justify their installation makes regular and responsible attention of much importance. The fish that are confined in rearing stations are subject to any of the diseases and accidents that are liable to occur among hatchery reared fish, and they should accordingly be closely watched. The more the caretaker knows of or can learn about fish culture, the more successful will be the work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bean, Tarleton H. (Tarleton Hoffman), 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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