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AAAQ1043 (202301 session)

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  • List 3 basic physical-chemical parameters
    Temperature, DO, pH, salinity, alkalinity, water hardness, turbidity, Ammonia, nitrite, nitrate
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  • Give 2 effects of low temperature on fish.
    decreasing/stopping food intake. reducing the growth of juveniles and older fish. delaying/preventing maturation and spawning. slowing down the egg development.
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  • Give 3 examples of trophic levels
    Primary producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers
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  • Inshore vs offshore
    Inshore = near or toward the coast; Off shore = away from the coast
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  • Current vs wave
    Current = Continuous movement of water in one direction; Wave = surface movement of water
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  • 3 examples of environmental impacts by open water culture.
    Wastes from cage cultures; Farm escapees and invasive; Genetic pollution and disease and parasite transfer; Drugs and chemicals Fish meal and fish oil Predators
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  • 2 effects of low temperature on fish
    decreasing/stopping food intake. reducing the growth of juveniles and older fish. delaying/preventing maturation and spawning.
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  • TWO effects of high temperature on fish.
    Increase growth rate, food requirements and food conversion efficiency. Stimulating fish gonad maturation and spawning activity. Increase oxygen demand.
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  • THREE factors that determine oxygen requirements by fish
    Fish species; fish size; water temperature; activity; feeding & digestion; sexual maturation & spawning
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  • Optimum range of DO for fish.
    > 5 mg/L
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  • Best pH range for fish
    6.5 - 8.5
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  • Daily changes of pH
    Sunrise - lowest pH; Late afternoon - highest pH
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  • Explain daily fluctuation of oxygen levels in the pond.
    From sunrise to sunset: photosynthesis increases the DO level. At night: respiration reduces the DO content until sunrise.
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  • 2 signs of low DO in fish pond.
    Not feeding well or stop feeding. Coming to the water surface in an effort to breath from the thin, better oxygenated surface film - this behaviour is
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  • Effect of high pH?
    Increases ammonia toxicity, which can damage gills and lead to fish mortality. Causes stress and reduced feeding efficiency.
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  • Effect of low pH.
    Reduces enzyme activity and metabolic processes in fish. Can cause gill irritation and mucus buildup, affecting oxygen uptake.
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